The 1976 winners of the international youth far m exchange programme, Geoff Lewis, of Levin (left), and Jenny Holmes, of Rakaia, visited t heir sponsor, Air New Zealand, in Auckland, before leaving for the United States. With the m is an airline communications officer in charge of data transmission, Mr B. Currie. The winner s will spend seven months on farms in the United States and Canada, and they will attend the first world conference on agriculture education in Kansas City.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34138, 27 April 1976, Page 14
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81The 1976 winners of the international youth far m exchange programme, Geoff Lewis, of Levin (left), and Jenny Holmes, of Rakaia, visited t heir sponsor, Air New Zealand, in Auckland, before leaving for the United States. With the m is an airline communications officer in charge of data transmission, Mr B. Currie. The winner s will spend seven months on farms in the United States and Canada, and they will attend the first world conference on agriculture education in Kansas City. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34138, 27 April 1976, Page 14
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