Now the Greek flag, blue and white, the gold symbol of the Greek flag, will now be changing its name.
The white is symbolic of the purity of Greek law, and it's conquered by the Plato's School of the Electron.
When you have to love a parade to begin with, and when you see what these kids are doing, and the other floats that our company builds, it's just something that you'd enjoy, and there's nothing like driving a self -propelled.
It gives you a feeling that you're really enjoying, you're in the middle of the parade.
This is it.
This is what a parade's all about.
This is it.
We're in the parade.
This parade is our expression, linking thousands of years of Greek civilization to the Greek meaning of life and death.
But more importantly, these expressions will be flying on the wings of gratitude.
And I, Centennial, is a celebration of freedom, and throughout their long history the Greek therefore nominates us for liberty.
This is an ethnic pride.
Be free, be a second, be an elder, be a winner, be a supporter, all throughout any Greek ethnic color.
This is our national anthem.
As you hear, the Greek Warfare Independence hand -roll tonight.
And we'll be there.
I'll be waiting.
...blackboard by three.
World War I, World War II, Maria, Greece, and several cities of the East Bloc for freedom.
Forget the people of the East Bloc for freedom.
And they must.
We must restore dignity to Cyprus and Thailand.
Where are these people of the East Bloc of East Asia and Thailand going for celebration? Straight for the 20th century.
The parents...
Bill, Bill Mayer.
The family of the Dynasties.
The families of the Dynasties.
The fellows of the Dynasties.
The families of the Dynasties.
The great farmers.
And also...
And I am one of your members of the Northwestern and the very proud city.
The great president of South Seed America.
And also this also civilizes the love of the Greek Americans for Chicago, the third largest Greek city in the entire town of Lake.
Lake is our home.
And the fatherland.
Land of...
21 war with the defendants.
And...
...and our motherland.
The electric spring Americans of the Middle East.
The arts and sciences and Greek mythology.
The attendance to Apollo the God of poetry.
Coyote.
And now...
The mythology, every day words and English.
The great spirit of the Olympics.
One of the eighties.
The Olympic World Series.
The olympic world series.
And the beautiful handmaids that are coming.
Please keep parkin' down on the Saturday's shore.
Christo pa res hittroom pa境 for the kind place where the night of the Spirit came down.
and free cars.
These are the two flags that have civilized from ancient times, liberty and freedom.
The United States and freedom we must continue to foster, not only in this country, but in the entire world.
The United States and freedom The United States and freedom The United States and freedom The United States and freedom The United States and freedom The next, the Columbus Day Queen and her court, Queen Judy Bailey.
What a lovely queen.
Judy Bailey, the Columbus Day Queen on the The Italian Heritage Mall of the Sicilian, in the Conrad Dome Hotel.
Want to give us our names, Lou? Marie Sicoletti, gentlement.
Hugh Tureen, with your rules, with your rules.
Now, come on.
You know, Jim, some of the people may say, business, union, paper leaders.
We have to operate with great speed.
So, we could see the movement, redundant.
We have an afraid, wiser family.
We order the consummatory floor to pick you up.
I just want to thank all the Italian -American people.
Wonderful to share this name with you, if you have a great celebration.
Thank you very much.
Ladies and gentlemen, the third member of the Union.
Thank you very much.
I just want to share this beautiful, wonderful, wonderful evening with all of you here.
Have a good time.
It's our time to put in the time cap, and come on, and it will be the whole new world, so come in and come to the bar.
Liquor Sam's Restaurant Float, it's the list of John Kempf.
You know, a gentleman who's taken time out to be with us, the man in charge of mass transportation, one of the greatest mass transportation experts in the world.
Glad to have you with us.
This is the current meeting of the construction company.
The Flawless Six -Ten, Paulio Pena -Vejo.
Navigator, a two -dollar, he was Flawless 18th, a lineman in the Dallas Police, who completed the construction of the land and water.
Peachtree Book of Union, number 727.
I am the first to know that my good friend Chuck Lachowicz, Charles, would like to say a few words.
And the new reviewing stand is the Brompton -Twerner, number one, Richard J.
Daly.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you very much, Mr.
Esterina.
I'd like to congratulate Tony Jackson, Jimmy Kelly, Frank Gaudenio, and all the committee for a wonderful day.
This is the day on which one of our hot spots I respect our members and a compliment to the Italians for what they get in the city of Chicago and what they do in the victory.
My heart, we have many, many more to learn this day.
Mr.
Esterina and Mr.
Daly, a fantastic day for all of us.
Beautiful.
We can't be happier than being here for you to say that.
This is another great Mayor Daly day.
Electricity, electrical energy.
This is a great honor to be here today.
And I've said so many times that the people of the world and with this demonstration today, we honor the victims of the victory of the Revolution.
Thanks, Chuck.
You know another labor leader, where would we go without him? Please, gentlemen, open up the right feet without the beautiful queen.
Thank you, Charlie.
I'd like to say a couple of words.
Thank you, Charlie.
I'd just like to join the others in wishing.
Now we have the L &J victims' meeting.
It's really a great day for the Chicago Italians and everybody in Illinois is aware of this parade.
There we have the Colossi -Edelman Club.
This is the regional county.
Young man, I would say a young man, one of the stalwarts of the Joint Committee.
Wishes to an outstanding parade committee, to Jim Coley, to Congressman Frank Conunzio.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's great to be here at this great day and great parade.
You love it.
Thank you.
Here we have a group of all these men depicting an attribute to the early Italian sculptor.
Thank you very much.
The next crowd is the Democratic -elected official's close.
They include the Italian -American educators.
We are interviewing Judge Adam Sillow, Judge Anthony Sillow, and of course, Amy Gerlach.
Please have a seat.
The future contributions in this year, we salute you, gentlemen.
Now, the Chicago Italians say, the founder of the atomic bomb, a tribute to the magnificent job.
And of course, Dr.
Mario Romano.
The Buffalo Grove High School band.
Take six more of the Italians and they get it.
Thank you very much.
The war -torn man in black.
The close ending up.
The circuit court judge, Dick Gerlach, of course, we gotta say hello to Richard.
Glad to have you with us.
Right.
We have the joint.
And now the Italian -American Warfare.
Over 1 ,500 ,000 soldiers have been killed in this mass.
Over 10 % of the fight of America were in the Italian ancestry.
The Part of the great seniors and all the members of the city of Chicago.
Thank you.
Great pleasure to be out here today.
All these great things.
Follows joining the salute of the fine Italian Americans.
To make this city the great metropolis it is.
Joining us also Tom Martino, one of the hard workers to join.
Followed by the Valparaiso, Louisiana, Jr.
High School band.
The company blow.
The They're doing a fantastic job.
So historian is announcing the show along with one of our great tours.
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