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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: C. Franciscos Economides
March 1, 2005—No.16 (202) 785-8430

Bidding for the AHI Silent Auction to Begin On-line

WASHINGTON, DC�As part of the AHI Hellenic Heritage Achievement and National Public Service Awards Dinner events on March 5, 2005, there will be a silent auction. This year, for the first time, for those who cannot attend the dinner the items are available on-line for your viewing and bidding pleasure.

Some of the items include:

  • A 20th Century Fox movie package, which includes two tickets to a Los Angeles premiere of an upcoming Fox film and a post premiere reception

  • A private yacht cruise on the Aegean for up to fifteen people aboard the "Eleftheria," all food and drink included

  • A World Series champions Boston Red Sox weekend with hotel, dinner and tickets to see a Red Sox game

  • A visit to the ABC News studio for a taping of "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," followed by brunch for four at the Four Seasons Hotel

  • A sunset wine and cheese cruise on the Chesapeake Bay for up to twenty people,

    and much more�

To view all items and begin bidding, please go to the following link, http://www.ahiworld.net

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For additional information, please contact C. Franciscos Economides at (202) 785-8430 or at pr@ahiworld.org. For general information regarding the activities of AHI, please view our Web site at http://www.ahiworld.org.

 


The American Hellenic Institute is a nonprofit public policy organization that works to strengthen relations between the United States and Greece and Cyprus, and also within the American Hellenic community.

1220 16th Street, NW | Washington, D.C. 20036
Phone 202-785-8430 | Fax 202-785-5178 | www.ahiworld.org

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THE AMERICAN HELLENIC Institute (AHI), was founded on August 1, 1974, following Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus with the illegal use of American-supplied arms in violation of U.S. laws and agreements. The AHI initiated the rule of law issue in the Congress in the interests of the U.S., thus changing the face of American politics. <<<Continue>>>

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