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  • AGBU =?UNKNOWN?Q?Montr=E9al?= Raises Record Amount for Mountain Lake

    AGBU Press Office
    55 East 59th Street
    New York, NY 10022-1112
    Phone 212.319.6383 x.118
    Fax 212.319.6507
    Email [email protected]
    Website www.agbu.org

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    Wednesday, May 4, 2005

    AGBU MONTRÉAL RAISES RECORD AMOUNT FOR MOUNTAIN LAKE PBS STATION

    Montréal, Canada - On April 11th, 2005, AGBU Montréal Scouts,
    chaperoned by Chairman Viken L. Attarian and Group Leader Lory
    Boudjikanian, served as membership drive volunteers for Mountain
    Lake Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), in Plattsburgh, NY. Calling
    on viewers to become members, Attarian emphasized the importance
    of public programming and how it provides essential exposure to
    Armenian issues. In turn, viewers responded setting a station record
    in membership pledges.

    The Mountain Lake PBS evening program included two Armenian
    documentaries, "Images of the Armenian Spirit" and "Armenian
    Americans," segments from the inauguration ceremonies of the newly
    renovated AGBU Alex Manoogian Community Center, and pre-taped
    interviews of His Eminence Bishop Bagrat Galstanian, Primate of
    the Diocese of the Armenian Church of Canada, and AGBU President
    Mr. Berge Setrakian.

    A grateful Paul King, Mountain Lake PBS Director of On-Air Programming,
    approximated that to date AGBU Montréal has helped to raise $100,000
    over the last five years, consistently providing drive volunteers and
    in record-breaking amounts. King also acknowledged that the Armenian
    programs aired on Mountain Lake PBS have been some of the station's
    most successful.

    Founded in 1957, AGBU Montréal is dedicated to preserving and promoting
    the Armenian heritage and culture through educational, cultural,
    and humanitarian programs within the greater Montréal region. For
    more information on AGBU Montréal, please call 514-748-AGBU (2428)
    or email [email protected].

    For more information on AGBU and its chapters around the world,
    please visit www.agbu.org.

    --Boundary_(ID_I3DOWTB6Au6HTB+uBmT0Vg)--

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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