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Looking back into Quincy's past: June 24
10 years ago: June 22, 2000
Scott Bierlink, Joey Sanchez and David Woods all played on the offensive side of the ball at the Earl Barden Classic Football Double Header in Yakima during an opportunity for eastside football players to play the best from the westside.
20 years ago: June 28, 1990
Dick Toevs and Cecil Petrie shared the honors at the Quincy Valley Hospital ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday.
30 years ago: June 26, 1980
Quincy Business and Professional Women's Club officers were installed Monday night at a meeting at the Quincy Senior Center. They are Julie Hurt, recording secretary; Carol Butt, corresponding secretary; Ida Focht, treasurer pro tem for Meta Pickett; Leona Ellis, second vice-president; Suzanne Gregory, first vice-president; Garna Flowers, president; and Lydia Westover, installing officer.
40 years ago: June 25, 1970
Roughneck is the term conferred on contestants in the beard contest for the Q-Bar Festirama. The Jaycees will be selling Roughneck and Dude buttons at local area businesses. Those qualifying as a roughneck must wear sideburns below their earlobes or some other type of facial hair.
50 years ago: June 23, 1960
Lloyd Andrews, candidate for governor of Washington, poured a cup of coffee for Sid Flanagan, 13th District representative.
60 years ago: June 23, 1950
Members of the Quincy volunteer fire department inspected the new 2-ton 1949 Chevrolet fire truck this week. It is the district's newest equipment addition. Custom built in Wenatchee, the new truck boasts the latest advancements in firefighting apparatus.
