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FREE LAWN CARE WINNER

March 28, 2017
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Nature's Select Winner
Left, Gene Queen, President of {{company_name}}. Right, Fred Crater, the winner of one year of free lawn care from Nature's Select.

Everyone at {{company_name}} congratulates Fred Crater, the Winner of the Dash Team & Stadium contest of our “One Year Free Lawn Care Program”. {{company_name}} has been a proud sponsor of the Dash since its inception.

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