Walker Repeats 4-H Supreme JOYCE BUPP . York Co. Correspondent YORK (York Co.) —New Freedom Junior exhibitor Brad Walker made it two-for-two at the York Fair Junior Dairy show recently, claiming his second supreme champion in as many county youth shows. The 16-year-old 4-H member took the overall dairy title in the junior show with his “Warns Sexy Lady," a Very Cood-87 3-year old milking 25,000 pounds in her second lactation. Lady won the junior show Holstein classes, then topped champions from the five other dairy breeds to take the su preme honors. Walker made a sweep of junior show honors, also winning the re serve champion Holstein placing, as well as being selected cham pion showman of the competition. He is the son of Brenda and Leroy Walker, Walk-Le Farms, New Freedom Rl. >'VviX ' '♦V A ” *. GEHL SKID LOADERS WIN HANDS DOWN hand controls. Optional hand/foot controls also available. SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER FOR CASH DISCOUNTS OR FINANCE OPTIONS **TxT STOUFFER BROS. 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