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Caption Bahá'ís from all parts of the Hawaiian Islands helped construct this float that received the first place, non-commercial division award in the 1980 Aloha Week Parade last September 20 in Honolulu. This year's Bahá'í float, made with 35,000 real flowers, carried the theme 'World in Harmony' that was displayed on both sides of the float with 'Bahá'í Faith' in large letters at the front and rear of the float. Animated four-foot-high puppets representing various races and ethnic groups of the world moved to the rhythm of music, this year's over-all parade theme. The Bahá'í float was seen by 100,000 people lining the parade route as well as by television viewers in other parts of the Hawaiian Islands and in Japan. Highlights of the parade were shown over U.S. network television on Thanksgiving Day.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 598, page 11. View as PDF

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