Inside the Junior Fair Building on Thursday evening at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, booths were getting set up to celebrate 4-H clubs, FFA chapters, other youth-serving organizations and the young people with ties to the fair. In the right foreground are the beginnings of the booth for the Clinton County Freedom Riders 4-H Club. From left in the foreground are Jenna Hamlon, Kaden Kimble and Tess Pringnitz. The fair begins Saturday and runs for the next eight days.

A booth spotlighting 2017 Clinton County Junior Fair Horse Queen Kari Cragwall will be one of multiple display booths — more than usual — at the Junior Fair Building. Three people involved with decorating the booth are, from left, Kari Cragwall, Carl Cragwall and Pamela Groen.

Alana Smith with the Ark-N-More 4-H Club brought a newly born pig to the booth setup Thursday on the fairgrounds. It had to be bottle fed — the mother outdid herself on the size of the litter and wasn’t able to nurse all the newborns, said Smith.

Who needs a ladder when a buddy is willing to lend his shoulders to get the job done? Zack Dillow puts a finishing touch on the Udder 4-H Club’s booth as he sits on the shoulders of Isaiah Turner.

Inside the Junior Fair Building on Thursday evening at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, booths were getting set up to celebrate 4-H clubs, FFA chapters, other youth-serving organizations and the young people with ties to the fair. In the right foreground are the beginnings of the booth for the Clinton County Freedom Riders 4-H Club. From left in the foreground are Jenna Hamlon, Kaden Kimble and Tess Pringnitz. The fair begins Saturday and runs for the next eight days.

http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/07/web1_flower_girls_p_f.jpgInside the Junior Fair Building on Thursday evening at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, booths were getting set up to celebrate 4-H clubs, FFA chapters, other youth-serving organizations and the young people with ties to the fair. In the right foreground are the beginnings of the booth for the Clinton County Freedom Riders 4-H Club. From left in the foreground are Jenna Hamlon, Kaden Kimble and Tess Pringnitz. The fair begins Saturday and runs for the next eight days. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal

A booth spotlighting 2017 Clinton County Junior Fair Horse Queen Kari Cragwall will be one of multiple display booths — more than usual — at the Junior Fair Building. Three people involved with decorating the booth are, from left, Kari Cragwall, Carl Cragwall and Pamela Groen.

http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/07/web1_horse_queen_p_f.jpgA booth spotlighting 2017 Clinton County Junior Fair Horse Queen Kari Cragwall will be one of multiple display booths — more than usual — at the Junior Fair Building. Three people involved with decorating the booth are, from left, Kari Cragwall, Carl Cragwall and Pamela Groen. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal

Alana Smith with the Ark-N-More 4-H Club brought a newly born pig to the booth setup Thursday on the fairgrounds. It had to be bottle fed — the mother outdid herself on the size of the litter and wasn’t able to nurse all the newborns, said Smith.

http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/07/web1_piglet_p_f.jpgAlana Smith with the Ark-N-More 4-H Club brought a newly born pig to the booth setup Thursday on the fairgrounds. It had to be bottle fed — the mother outdid herself on the size of the litter and wasn’t able to nurse all the newborns, said Smith. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal

Who needs a ladder when a buddy is willing to lend his shoulders to get the job done? Zack Dillow puts a finishing touch on the Udder 4-H Club’s booth as he sits on the shoulders of Isaiah Turner.

http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/07/web1_shoulders_p_f.jpgWho needs a ladder when a buddy is willing to lend his shoulders to get the job done? Zack Dillow puts a finishing touch on the Udder 4-H Club’s booth as he sits on the shoulders of Isaiah Turner. Gary Huffenberger | News Journal