Vocalist Alyssa Oeder was the featured entertainer Monday night at the Clinton County Fair.
Judge Kay Miller oversees two young chefs cooking pancakes during Monday night’s 4-H Cooking Contest.
Nathan Vest, 14, center foreground, of the New Antioch Hustlers 4-H Club, reacts after he drops an egg in an “eggs baseball” contest Monday evening at the 4-H/FFA Olympics at the fair. To score a run, an egg must be tossed and caught — or at least kept intact — four times, which included throws to three bases and a home plate drawn on the track.
Nathan Vest of the New Antioch Hustlers 4-H Club cradles an egg while making a catch in the 4-H/FFA Olympics. With an unbroken egg after four tosses, Vest’s Willie-Mays-style basket catch earned his 4-H club a run.
Most of the water balloons were short-lived Monday in the 4-H/FFA Olympics, where most of the balloons didn’t last beyond one or two tosses. There were seven teams for the seven events.