You Oh Well, I think my first wish for East Side Community was to have everybody be together and never fight with each other.
And I think the second wish is just have everybody not move out of the neighborhood because racial.
And I think the third one is just to keep East Side as great as it could be.
Thank you.
Walk, walk, walk.
Now let me walk.
All right.
Where are we going? Where are we going? One, two, three, go.
Go, Tony.
Whoa, look at Tony.
I said I was going to stop.
Sit down below and please get the trophies.
Oh yeah, you made your selection.
The license had to run these things.
I know that.
She knows how.
What is the price? Half a 12.
I told you.
Look at that key.
Oh, here we go.
Right here.
Set it up.
Set it up.
Oh, my gosh.
Where are you? We got a winner.
Ladies and gentlemen, the judges have made their decisions and they've given me the winners.
So starting with the patriotic division, the third place winner is number eight.
Come on, young lady.
Over there.
Lady.
Hey, John.
How are you? This is your writer.
Oh, that's the one.
Oh yeah, the one with the bracelet.
That's the right man there.
And in first place we have a tie, number 10 and 11.
Oh, it's an entry.
I see.
I'm sorry.
10 and 11 is the first place winner.
Mom, but I didn't want to miss it.
It's so beautiful.
No, they said that you could make the drum roll.
Thank you.
How much did you win? Did I? Put it in the front.
Once again, I'd like to thank the committee.
I'd like to thank the judges.
And I'd like to thank all of you for your participation.
And hopefully we'll all be together next year and we'll have a great contest and after a great parade a year from now.
Thank you very much.
Tony, I'm going to be around for a little bit.
I've got to go back to Calumet City though for some bail.
So am I.
I'm going to be excited.
Thanks again.
Charlie, thank you.
Oh, well, we'll get that for you.
I'm going home.
Turn around and face me.
That's a good.
Pull your trophy up now so I can see you.
That's a good.
Hold it right there now, okay? Tony! Listen, get in there, man.
Just go like this and don't look away.
Laurie.
Barbara, how do you rate that? You got it, sir? Smile for the camera.
If I can get in, if I can get my tone in there, and if I can talk to some people and say, okay, if the thing is 70, I'll give you 80 or I'll give you 100.
Because as a shareholder in a bank, I don't care what anybody says, because I shouldn't want to direct this meeting out.
If I got one share, I may not have as much voice, but if they rule me out, damn, my pilot class actions are going to get in trouble.
They want nobody to shut me up.
I'm going to light a matchup on this day, and a fireworks and a big club.
Yeah, I know about that.
Okay.
Good job.
I'm Hank Wall of the Eastside Lions Club with my co -chairman of the Eastside Labor Day Miss Eastside Turnpip, Bob Abraham.
I would like to welcome you to the Miss Eastside Tours for 2017.
Thank you.
And contestant number 16, ladies and gentlemen, is Jane McGrath.
Hark Smith.
Oh, Jesus Christ.
On behalf of the Eastside Lions, I wish you well to be ladies and gentlemen and young people to this here great Eastside contest.
I have one announcement to make.
On Thursday, September the 14th, we are having a glaucoma and also our diabetes screening from 9 .30 to 12 and 1 .30 to 4 .30 p .m.
at Royal Savings on 105th and Ewing.
What do you think of our Miss Eastside contest? Yeah! And along with our today came his lovely wife Doris.
Doris, would you stand for me? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
Keep your head up.
Hi.
Last Labor Day, I had the great honor of being chosen Miss Eastside.
And with that honor came a responsibility, one that I promised to fulfill during my year of reign.
That responsibility was to represent the Eastside as best I could.
I promised to live up to that pledge.
I went to various banquets sponsored by the Lions, was in charge of candy day at my school, and even went to a drug seminar for a week.
I do feel that I have done the job that I planned to do, but more so the Lions have done a lot for me.
They gave me something I'll never forget.
They gave me an experience in my life that will never happen again, a totally new feeling that I couldn't possibly feel ever again.
They gave me the opportunity to go to different places, learn about new things, and meet different people.
And I would like to extend a sincere thank you to all the Lions.
Right now, I'd like to say good luck to all the girls in the contest.
And to the girl who wins, I hope she has the fun and excitement I've had this past year.
And hold on to this moment because it will be gone so quickly.
I feel all the girls are worthy of winning, but unfortunately there can only be one winner.
I wish the end hadn't come so soon, but now it's time for a new girl to take over.
And I would just like to say thank you, and it was an honor being chosen, Miss Eastside, 1977 -78.
Thank you.
Applause Chatter If you were asked in a survey, what type of business does the Eastside need, what would your answer be? Chatter Inflation and high prices have affected all of us.
In view of this, how do you feel about going Dutch Treat on a date, that is sharing expenses with your date? Chatter I myself really don't think that you should go Dutch Treat.
If the guy asks you out, I think he should pay the expenses.
Thank you.
Chatter What household chores do you think are appropriate for you to do in order to lighten your mother's workload? Chatter I would help my mother with watching my brothers and sisters and help her with the household chores, like washing dishes and things like that.
Chatter This is the question we're going to ask Susan.
What occupation or profession would you prefer over all others for your own life work? I have selected my profession to be a beautician.
I feel that being a beautician, there's always a job for you because everybody always gets haircuts.
I think that would be a good line of work for me.
Even after I have children, I can have my own shop and my house.
Thank you.
Applause Chatter Chatter Chatter Chatter Chatter Would you like to see established in our community for young people? I feel that a disco would do a lot of people a lot of good, or a roller dome or some place where young people can hang around.
Thank you.
If you could choose any place in the world for a vacation, where would it be and why? Chatter If I could choose any place to vacation in, I think it would be Tahiti because their culture is so much different than ours.
I could find a lot to learn.
Thank you.
Applause Chatter Our question for Debbie is this.
What is the second most popular topic of conversation when young ladies of your age get together? Chatter Chatter Well, usually when me and my friends get together, the second thing we talk about usually is how things went at work and things like that the day before.
Chatter Chatter The most desirable characteristic I expect a friend to possess is loyalty.
Someone who will stick with you no matter what happens through bad times and good.
Thank you.
The most important thing that I have learned from my parents is responsibility.
They have trusted me enough to do a lot of things on my own and that shows them by the things that I have done, how responsible I am.
If you could be granted the fulfillment of one wish, for what would you wish? I would wish for all the wealth that is given to one person and one person only to be spread amongst a lot of people so there wouldn't be any starvation or any poor people or anything like that.
So that everybody could have an equal share of what they would like to have.
Thank you.
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