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Show January HILL TOP TIMES Page 10 Major Ciarli Win s 1m Mm Mm lors 17, ig64 for '63 ' After the smell of smoke and gunpowder had settled over at Hill AFB's corral, Major Andrew D. with manufacturing rifles," the 1963 shoot-oClark, Chief, Development Engineering Division, Ogden Con- said Major Clark. tract Management District, stood alone as the man to beat Major Clark has done other in 1964. shooting besides with a gun and ut : " teen-age- rs started at home since During 1963 he posted the his Carol, of daughter, score top pistol marksman Weber attends who School, betto High 300 out a of possible 267 on is a top marksman in her sharpter more than 500 officers ' shooter class. base. This is his second champion "She has won several medAFB Hill at als and trophies in the area since arriving ship in 1960. In 1961, he was cham and we often shoot in the pion with a score of 254, and in buddy matches together," 1962 he was second with a score said Major Clark. "I never of 256. A moment's inspection shoot in the same class with will find that his score has been her because she shoots circles higher each year, which means around me." the competition isn't getting In his gun collection, Major any easier for young Clark has two Colt firearms in excellent firing condition. One, i a .44 caliber Colt rifle that "I his TOP GUN Major Andrew D. Clark, Hill AFB's "top gun" Clark Major mbm by of 1963, strikes pose which helped him fire a 267 out of a since wouldn't take less than $1,000 talents gun naturally, on 500 base. trick-shootofficers more than score 300 to better He got it at an auction in was for." a father his possible noise which reduce ear muffs is Clark firing Connecticut her with Annie about 30 years ago. and wearing Major Oakley at indoor range. of have a .44 caliber Colt "And in the I company early part the century. His dad also was single action pistol with a lot a salesman for Remington of sentimental value. Both guns and ammunition. pieces were made about 1870 when Colt was experimenting "My two brothers and I used Even though registration Recommended as excellent TV to like to shoot more than eat," viewing for young and adult deadline for receiving credit said Major Clark. MDad always for this course has passed, showed us tricks and let us hunters is the new with him, but my brothhunting safety program being hunters are urged to watch practice ers don't shoot much anymore. shown each Monday at 8 :30 p.m., the last 15 instruction periOne lives in the Channel 7. will end other in Los Chicago and ods. The Angeles." course is narratThe April 20. When he returns to Hill AFB ed by Lee Robinson, state trainDe next week from a two-yeasGame and A Utah Fish ing officer, Utah Fish and Game Powder with Hercules sec a said signment Department. It is devised to partment, spokesman fulfill the Utah state requirement ond course is planned prior to Co., in Salt Lake City, he plans to reactivate the Hill AFB Junthat all first time hunters be- the fall hunting season. ior Rifle Club, which he has tween 14 and 21 years old must worked with since 1962. pass a certified hunting safety between DIFFERENCE THE Major Clark's interest in gun course before purchasing a Utah is and marksmanship for a and a curve license. and safety years. bulge fishing hunting -- i i s rifle. Before his military days on May 6, 1937, he was on a crew for Paramount News and shot pictures of the burning of the famed German dirigible Hindenburg, at Lakehurst, N.J. "It was all over in about 45 but even after that men still thought there was a future for lighter than air aircraft." 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