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2010 San Diego Saint Patrick's Day Parade
28th
Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival
The Irish Congress of Southern California and Guinness
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Marshals
Tony Mande
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Parade Marshal's duties
include helping set up the morning of the Parade, keeping the floats in the
same order as the program, making sure the floats get back to park at the
end of the Parade and some light traffic and crowd control. They are also
there in the event that a float breaks down, if somebody faints or if any
other calamity of that sort should occur. Marshal's need to be at least 18 years of age. The time commitment is from 6:30 a.m. to direct float entries and close off streets to around 1:30 or 2:00 p.m., when the last floats make it back to the park. |
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Security Brian Stock (618) 379-1697
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We also need volunteers
to help out with security. The duties of the security team mostly consist of
directing people, reuniting lost kids with worried parent's, or checking
ID's at the Beer Garden. If there are any problems it is their job to call
one of the police officers on site, they are equipped with radios for this
purpose. Security volunteers need to be of at least 21 years of age. The time commitment is from 10 a.m. to around 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. There will be a
green beer garden and plenty of fun stuff to do, so don't forget to drop by
and recharge periodically during the Parade! For information: contact Robert
Willhite or Aaron Kamerling
at
aaronirish@aol.com
rbpatrob@nethere.com |
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Our theme for the 2003
Parade is "Unity With The Medical Arts And Sciences". Please try to tailor
your entry toward either the theme of "St. Patrick" or to an "Irish" theme. Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate everyone and this being such a special year we expect a great response, so we suggest you complete your application and forward it to us as soon as possible. You may print it off of this page and send it in as is. Notification of your acceptance will be sent by postcard. The staging package will be supplied approximately 10 days prior to the parade date. You may print the Float Entry form and send it to The Irish Congress directly from this site. For best results, click on the link below to access the entry form. Then, right click (or Control Click for Mac users) on the text of the form. Choose from the menu that appears the option to "Open frame in new window". This will open up the entry form in a new window so that it can be printed without the navigation bar on the left. For questions regarding float entry applications, please call (858) 258-9111 or E-mail Steve Botkin at djsdad1@lycos.com |
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Please read these
instructions before filling out the Parade Entry Form: 1. Name of Unit: This should be the theme or what the entry depicts. (I.e. "Salute to Saint Patrick") 2. Sponsor: This should be the name of the organization entering the unit. (I.e. "Bonnie's Bicycle Shop") 3. Contact Person: If not owner supply title and necessary information. 4. Address and Telephone Number of contact person. 5. Address and Telephone Number of sponsoring organization. 6. Type of Unit: Check boxes that apply to your entry. This is critical. If your entry fits more than one category, check all boxes that apply. In order to participate in competition, the appropriate category must be checked off. This will allow for your entry being judged in it's proper category. 7. Length of Unit: This is important because special arrangements must be made for staging longer units. 8. Describe your entry in detail on the application. This will be used for the announcers as well as the media. Please sign and return the entire application form. Without the agreement signed, your entry can not be considered. |
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