Visitors fill Quincy
A young vaquero was part of the contingent of dancing horses at the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday in Quincy.
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A dancing horse struts its stuff during Quincy’s Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday.
Students carried the sign for Mountain View Elementary during Quincy’s FCAD parade.
Monument Elementary students wave to the crowd while carrying the school sign in the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday.
Pioneer Elementary students made a sign and carried it down the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade route.
Members of the Class of 1972 rode in the FCAD parade in Quincy Saturday.
Quincy Future Farmers of America member Jesus Camacho (right) assists Kelly Wallace (left) and Leah Wells, center, at the FFA produce sale Saturday at FCAD.
Quincy Rotary volunteer Jack Sligar slices fruit for the trays at the club’s barbecue lunch at FCAD.
QUINCY — Gigi Lowry was standing with a stack of plates on one side and an equally big stack of hamburger buns in front of her just after noon on Saturday. Lowry was in charge of preparing the plates for the crew on the chow line at the Quincy Rotary chapter’s barbecue lunch booth, a staple that goes back a quarter century or so at Farmer Consumer Awareness Day. It looked like a little bit of work, but Lowry said it was a perfectly good way to spend FCAD.
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