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Cashion, Okla. – “Living to serve” is an important part of the FFA motto.Cashion FFA members have dedicated themselves to embodying this portion of the motto, through community service, activities and providing an opportunity for students to learn what it means to truly serve others.

National FFA Week is a time to celebrate leadership, hard work and the many opportunities that FFA gives students.The Okarche FFA Chapter has plenty to celebrate this year, especially after an outstanding showing at the Kingfisher County Junior Livestock Show.

National FFA Week always runs from Saturday to Saturday and encompasses Feb. 22, George Washington’s birthday.This year, the week kicked off on Feb. 21 and culminates on Saturday, Feb. 28.

Six steers, 11 lambs and 40 barrows were sold at auction Monday night at Community Sale barn, with local businesses and professional men paying premium prices to encourage young farmers who had shown the animals in the junior livestock show here that day.

James Red Nose is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Red Nose of North 6th Street.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bear Track returned from Anadarko, Okla., after an extended visit here.The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tall Bird is improving at this writing, after being sick for some time.

Pictured above is the staff of the Kingfisher Star and Free Press taken in front of the current Kingfisher Times and Free Press building in the early1900’s.

I will be holding a Skin Care program using Lilly Ann products each Saturday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Our European Formula has a natural herb base and is sold on a 100% money back guarantee. Come in and get a Complimentary Facial by Inez.

Lomega Boys to play for state title SaturdaySeven gold balls decorate the lobby of the Lomega High School gym. None of them belong to the boys’ program.All that could change Saturday. The Lomega Raiders pulled off their second upset in as many days Friday when they stunned No.