WINNING DESIGN — 2011 Farm and City Days button design contest winner Hailey Stenzel holds her drawing as mom Becky Stenzel (left) and Farm and City Days Committee Member Lana Purdie look on. She will be entering fifth grade at NRHEG this fall. (Star Eagle photo by Jody Wynnemer)
By JODY WYNNEMER
Staff Writer
Curt and Becky Stenzel of rural New Richland can be proud of their daughter Hailey as her artistic talent will be on display for all to see. Her drawing was chosen the winner for the design of this year’s Farm and City Days button. Stenzel’s drawing depicts a farm complete with barn and silo, as well as a city with a house, buildings and a road.
“You can even see some horses through the barn doors,” said the young artist.
Hailey will be entering the fifth grade at NRHEG next year and lists her favorite school subject as spelling. She is active in 4-H and likes to ride bike, draw and go for walks.
For her efforts, Stenzel was presented an envelope by Farm and City Days Commitee Member Lana Purdie, which contained three buttons (Numbers 1, 2, and 3) along with 10 tickets for rides during Farm and City Days.
