The Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau is selling tickets for $10 each to win a Ruger American 350 Legend Go Wild Camo stock with Burnt Bronze Cerakote 22” barrel and matching 3-9 Vortex Crossfire II Cerakote scope, hard case and cleaning kit valued at over $900.

Proceeds will go in the Tuscarawas County Impact Fund to help fund events that help cultivate an interest in agriculture.

The winner will be drawn on Aug. 31, 2022 at the 2022 Tuscarawas County Annual Meeting held at the Harvest Barn in Sugarcreek. The winner does not have to be present and will be notified of their winnings.

If you would like to purchase tickets, please contact a Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau board member or contact the Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau office at 330-339-7211.

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Matt Aultman

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Jody Brown Boyd

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David Thomas

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Mary Smallsreed

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