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St. Patrick's Day celebration officials :
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By CANDY M. BARR
Money editor
Students returning from spring
break a day early to participate in
Columbia's fifth annual St.
Patrick's Day celebration in Five
Points on March 14 won't just be
partying.
l hey will also be helping
various children's organizations,
a celebration official said.
"All of the money we make for
St. Patrick's Day goes to
children's charities," said Beth
Calvert, St. Patrick's Day public
relations spokesperson.
"It's not only a fun party,"
Calvert said, "although we like
to think of it as a fund raiser
without the 'd.'"
Proceeds from the official St.
Patrick's Day memorabilia will
go to childrens' organizations,
Calvert said.
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is going to a good cause,"
Calvert said.
Last year,the St. Patrick's Day
celebration raised and donated
about $40,000 to nine children's
organizations in Columbia.
The organizations included:
The South Carolina Chapter of
the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation,
the Children's Hospital at
Richland Memorial Hospital, the
Jaycces' Community Hope, U.S.
Youth Games, Columbia's
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Calvert said the St. Patrick's
Day celebration actually touches
more than these organizations
bccause groups such as the Irish
Summer Children's Program, the
Jaycces and the Shrine will
donate their profits to their own
chosen organizations.
Those groups will have booths
to sell items such as soft drinks
and food.
"You can buy anything ranging
from hot dogs to oyster
rockafella," Calvert said, adding
that Irish sausage dogs and steakon-a-stick
are favorites.
Individuals as well as groups
can open tables and booths.
Calvert said many items will be
sold.
Calvert said they have kept a
close watch on sales applications
bccausc people take advantage of
the opportunity to peddle goods.
For example, Calvert said one
year someone submitted an application
stating hand-made
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Calvert said the committee is
not expecting a large number of
USC students bccause of spring
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"You would think there would
be tons of students," Calvert
said, but added that with the
large crowds that usually par- 4^ *
ticipatc, the students are not
missed as much.
Last year,officials estimated attendance
from 80,000 to 125,000
between the hours of 10 a.m. and
6 p.m. The Department of Parks,
Tourism and Recreation cited the
celebration as having the largest
attendance of a single-day event
in South Carolina.
Calvert said her job is frightening
because,like all large outdoor
events, weather could hurt the
attendance. ,
"If it is pouring the Friday ^
before, I will be panicking,"
Calvert said.
The St. Patrick's Day committee
plans the celebration on
Saturdays so Sundays can be used
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"Parking is terrible, of
course," Calvert said. Harden
Street will be closed at Green and
Blossom streets to accommodate
the parade and the booths.
Calvert advises people who live
around Five Points or plan to be
in the area the night before to ^
move their cars out of the Harden
Street area or tow trucks will
move the cars to a "not-so-near"
location.
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