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The wheat sculpture created by Willard Vaughn stands on display Sunday in Havre after Melissa Kapperud of Gildford and Lorraine Verploegen of Havre were drawn as first- and second-place winners in a raffle held by Hill County 4-H. Kapperud will choose whether she takes the sculpture or a Howe Model 1500 rifle, with Verploegen receiving the other. Vaughn donated the sculpture to 4-H, which held a raffle to raise money to pay for building a new Chuckwagon at the Great Northern Fairgrounds.
The wheat sculpture created by Willard Vaughn stands on display Sunday in Havre after Melissa Kapperud of Gildford and Lorraine Verploegen of Havre were drawn as first- and second-place winners in a raffle held by Hill County 4-H. Kapperud will choose whether she takes the sculpture or a Howe Model 1500 rifle, with Verploegen receiving the other. Vaughn donated the sculpture to 4-H, which held a raffle to raise money to pay for building a new Chuckwagon at the Great Northern Fairgrounds.
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