Ag contributions recognized at FCAD in Quincy
Dance school participants wave to the crowd during the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Sept. 13.
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A Quincy Senior Center volunteer makes sure a senior gets some candy during the FCAD parade.
Gael Alvarez of the Quincy FFA loads the car for a customer at the FCAD produce sale.
Longtime FCAD volunteer John Moody was recognized with the Honorary Farmer of the Year award.
Quincy Public Works Director Carl Worley helps a visitor to the city booth select some candy from the, um, bowl at FCAD Saturday.
A judge evaluates an entry in the Farmer Consumer Awareness Car Show.
A member of the Traditions Car Club shows what his car can do during the FCAD parade.
The Quincy High School band marches down Central Avenue at the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade.
Kylene Kulm, Quincy, evaluates the entries at the FCAD quilt show.
Paula, right, and Bob Davis dressed as toilet paper and poo respectively to promote proper use of Quincy’s sewers at FCAD.
QUINCY — The contributions of Quincy’s farmers and agricultural workers were recognized with a parade and a big party at Farmer Consumer Awareness Day on Sept. 13.
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