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Caption ‘Youth Can Move the World’ was the theme of the Hawaii Bahá’í community’s award-winning float September 28 in the annual Aloha Week parade in Honolulu. The float received the Mayor’s Award, emblematic of first place in the parade’s non-commercial division. Nearly 40,000 flower blossoms were used in making the float, which was seen by about 100,000 along the parade route and by many hundreds of thousands on television.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 657, page 11. View as PDF

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From the Bahá’í Publications, by permission of the copyright owner, National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of the United States © 1910-2021.

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