RCF wins 2012 parade prize

What can I say about the Christmas Parade that hasn't already been said?  What pictures can I post that haven't been posted?  We know we were awesome.  We know we pulled together and accomplished much in a short period of time. We know we were awarded "The Most Popular" by the judges (see where the Summerville Journal Scene announced the award in their recent article).  Much has been said.  Much has been done.

Support Local Young Equestrians, Pancake Breakfast, Dec 15, 2012

Pancake Breakfast

In support of Pinewood Equestrians

Saturday December 15, 2012

8:00 am – 10:00 am

Applebee's

1310 N Main Street

By Azalea Square

$6.00

Rose Court Farms has won the free party sub

for highest barn attendance 

for two years running.
Let's do it again!

Rose Court Farms Accepts Prize

Friday afternoon, Summerville DREAM and the Summerville Fire Dept. had the opportunity to present plaques to two of the four groups of winners for the 2011 Annual Summerville Christmas Parade at the Summerville Fire Station. ServiceMaster of Charleston which won for the Award for Best Adherence to the “DREAMing of a GREEN Christmas” theme received their plaque from Susan Morris, executive director of Summerville DREAM and Chief Rodney Profit of the SFD. Accepting the award were Chantell Green, Elizabeth Thomas and Brian Hines.


Rose Court Farms accepted the award for the Most Creative entry and they were represented by Sue Callahan, Kathy Stell, Faith and Steve Williams, Robert Browning, Christina & Luke Clark, Taylor Young, Madi and Mary Cutts and Sadey, the dog.  Read the rest of the article at the Summerville Journal Scene

Summerville Announces Parade Winners

On Sunday, December 11, 2011, the Annual Summerville Christmas Parade took place through the streets of Historic Downtown Summerville at 2:00 pm. Despite some windy and cold temperatures there were spectators out cheering and parade entries out marching and performing and everyone had a grand time. This year’s parade theme was “DREAMing of a GREEN Christmas:  Renew, Reuse, Recycle and many of the parade entries were focused on showing their ability to think creatively about recycling.  

The panel of three judges stationed on the mayor’s balcony in Town Hall took their job very seriously as they watched all the entries go by. This year’s judges included Louis Diaz of Waste Pro, the title sponsor for the parade,Ellen Priest, publisher for the Summerville Journal Scene and recently retired Summerville Fire Dept. Chief, Marc Melfi.  There were four categories of awards that the floats were judged on and after much deliberation following the parade, the winners were selected.  The winners for the 2011 Annual Summerville Christmas Parade are:

•    Most Adherence to Theme:   ServiceMaster of Charleston

•    Most Creative:     Rose Court Farms & Stables

•    Most Original:     Cub Scout Pack 776—Ridge Baptist Church

•    Best Overall:      Cub Scout Pack 759—Boone Hill United Methodist

You can read the rest of the article at the Summerville Journal Scene