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Belmar Lake Como St Patrick's Day
Parade Committee
PO Box 331, Belmar NJ 07719
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In 1974, for the first time, men and women of the Jersey Shore joined together and marched up Main Street in honor of Saint Patrick. Formed and led by the newly formed Jerry Lynch Club, the parade was intended to be a showcase for the “Irish Riviera.” Entertained by marchers, bands, and a lot of fire engines, crowds lined the streets early on in this parade. Within four years the parade was developing rapidly and attractive statewide attention. Marchers were numbering close to a thousand and the crowds kept growing.
Fundraising
Beauty Pageant 2010 Details
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2010
Half way to Belmar Lake Como St. Patricks day Parade LOCATION: Bar A Donation is $10.00. One Free Drink and a Barbeque.
Results Contest Date Friday Feb. 19th 2010 St. Patrick's Day Queen and Court 2010
Queen Samantha Misner-Bianchi
16 of Neptune City 1st Runner up Farrah Smoke
18 of Belmar 2nd runner up Veronica Hindes
17 of Jackson 3rd runner up Bridgette O'Donnell
16 of Manchester 4th runner up Juliann Knight
20 of Toms River
FROM North: NJ Turnpike South to Garden State Parkway South, to exit 98. Take 138 east to end. Stay left to Rt. 35 North. FROM South: NJ Turnpike North to 195 East, Take 195 East to end. Stay left to Rt. 35 North. FROM West: Take 295 to 195 East, Take 195 East to end. Stay left to Rt. 35 North. RT. 35 North about 1 mile to Belmar Marina, Park in Marina, Parade on Main St.
In 1974, for the first time, men and women of the Jersey Shore joined together and marched up Main Street in honor of Saint Patrick. Formed and led by the newly formed Jerry Lynch Club, the parade was intended to be a showcase for the “Irish Riviera.” Entertained by marchers, bands, and a lot of fire engines, crowds lined the streets early on in this parade. Within four years the parade was developing rapidly and attractive statewide attention. Marchers were numbering close to a thousand and the crowds kept growing.