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INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION: Students receive individual help from qualified technician-instructors. Classrooms. com- pletely eqnipped with the latest in electronic instruments.

_ vg, st.\\de“:\:::wt\nS- ﬁred“, °“‘::ne aye“ make PRACTICAL training a reality. Olgoh_ouc' ‘"1 read’ ‘. lltg, (D: 1” MM". .. «*.,...««- ‘ "''~~...,,:i,;-- ..:;;:»~. g V a:“‘;':;,,.x- ° I C "'.tocmo:.,,‘ «on... e 1 o. o 3 A e . ’ FIfty Weeks TraInIng . . . “One NIg ht Per Week WIth Home Study , V Leading industrialists claim a crying need exists I with R. E. T. S. for a career in Canada's fastest for properly trained. television and electronic‘ growing industry --- ELECTRONICS, technicians. The R. E. ‘T. 5. course offers a thor- _ The complete course lasts 50 weeks ---’ students ough PRACTICAL training A in Radio, Television, can remain fully employed in their present iobs and Basic Electronics. Ambitious men seriously while being train.ed, fpecial classes are con- “ thinking about a future but having: no previous ducted for out-of-town students and shift work- electronic training or experience can now train ers,

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This photograph shows guest speakers at a recent reception for I Sradllﬁllnt 01335 05 R-E-T-3 A50" ill! 5011- Jamel Here is an extract from a letter sent by Mr. M. J. Stark. President of Stark Electronic Instruments 1.141.: ‘‘It has come to our attention that your Institute has inaugurated in school for training television technicians servirg the Marl- — time Provinces. ‘Your organization is to be congratulated upon providing facilities for training technicians, and help- lnson, Vice-President of Canadian General I_ilectric Company and Kenneth _D. Sable. General M8I|8S0|'n_ CHCWTV ing to fill the dire need of same which exists throughout Nova scotla and New Brunswick. We shall be very pleased (E/ammo“). , to interviewlany of your graduates, with a view to employing them as technicians in our firm." '

Requests for R.E.‘l‘.S. Graduates have come from as tar as California.

Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture, addresses the graduates. Among those seated was Edllr A- Elton: Ronald M- Rob-

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