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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28371, 2 September 1957, Page 5

The boy who became a radar mechanic HE had to pass a qualifying examination to join the R.N.Z.A.F. Boy Entrant scheme, and he was successful. A year at the Boy Entrant School with too other boys followed . . . more school and an intensive preparation for his Air Force career. Then a year’s trade training as a radar mechanic at the finest radio school in the Southern Hemisphere. He’s now doing a worth-while job for his country as a qualified radar technician. HIGHLY PAID. His pay at 181 years is £9-17-9 P« week and all found. Later there will be more advanced training and more pay. He knows there’s a good career for him in the electronic age. IF YOU’RE BETWEEN 16 AND 17J YEARS OF AGE. There could be a place for you in the Air Force team in raaat or one of ten other skills. If you will be between 16 and 17! years of age in January next, you should apply now. Applications close on 31st October. There is a separate entry scheme for those between 17J and 30 years of age. Become a. Boy Entrant in the RNZAF R.N.Z.A.F. RECRUITING CENTRES: Street, Phone 69-229 (open Friday evenings). Durudin : Manse Street, Phone 80-136. Phone, write or call for full details without obligation. 6 -57