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Queens AHEPA Chapters Sponsor 3rd Annual Fishing Trip

QUEENS, NY – AHEPA’s Queens Chapters held their third annual fishing trip on ‘Never Enuff’ from the World’s Fair Marina on May 11. The day ended with a record breaking 31-inch Striped Bass. The John Cassavetes Hermes Chapter 186, Gus Cherevas Estia-Pindus Chapter 326, and Andreas T. Stamboulidis Parthenon Chapter 495 collaborated to make this event happen.

Past District 6 Governor Brother Demi Pamboukes and current District 6 Governor Petros Ragoussis were onboard and participated in catching some fish. The Queens Chapters thanked “everyone who made the trip a great time once again.”

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