Βοx includes newspaper clippings from ΝΕΑ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ (new Greece) 7 October 1989 newspaper referring to the active cultural action of AHEPA, pamphlets, book catalog entries, minutes from 1953 – 1973. Active issues discussed in minutes are relevant to the Cypriot problem, diseases (such as thalassaemia; a disease similar to anemia), meeting among associations of Chapter Aristotelis and Daughters of Penelope in 1964. Invitation for students to participate in a discussion about the Elgin Marbles in 1990. and AHEPA booklets belonging to Con Tsindos (Past Supreme President) of Melbourne). Box includes also a short biographical note about Basil Logus, who was born in Constantinopole in 1901, and migrated to Australia in 1923. He worked hard as a labourer, fisherman, waiter and cafe manager, retrained and became the first Greek born, trained accountant working in Melbourne. By the late 1930s, he had become a prominent figure in the Melbourne Greek community and Mary was immersed in it as well. Maria would often appeal to the members of AHEPA for help and they responded satisfactorily. (More information in Basil and Maria Logus can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/insult-all-voluntary-worker-mary-logus-her-bem-nikki-henningham)