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KU Student To Travel To Germany With IFY
James Cormode is taking a break from his studies to go to Germany on the International Farm Youth Exchange (IFY) April-October of this year.
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Cormode, Lancaster junior, is one of four IFY delegates going to Germany where he will live with six families in different areas of the country: Hessen, Berlin, Baden-Wuttemberg, Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Lower Saxony or Schleswig Holstein. He is to learn farming practices of the country by working on the farms as a member of the family.
ALL REPRESENTATIVES going to European and Middle East countries set sail on the USS Rotterdam April 15 in New York after a week of orientation in Washington, D.C.
Five other delegates are going from Kansas this year. Kansas has sent and received more people than any other state since the program began, Cormode said.
Cormode also hopes to investigate the mass communication systems of Germany.
For each delegate a state sends a delegate from a foreign country is sent in return. Delegates must be 20 to 30 years of age, single and have an agricultural background.
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Cormode lives on a 140-acre farm with his parents and younger brother Gary, who is now a freshman here. He has been active in 4-H work since 1951, has won several poultry awards on the county level and was State Electric Champion in 1960.
Upon his return, Cormode will give talks in Atchison County and surrounding areas.
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