BURIED IN BELGIUM

Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 103, 26 January 1943, Page 4

BURIED IN BELGIUM

Flight Sergeant Clark

Advice has been received that Flight Sergeant Terence George Clark, third sou of Mrs. L. Clark, 15 Liverpool Street, Miramar, who was confirmed on air operations over tlie continent on September 20, inis been buried at Aachen, in Belgium. Sergeant Clark was in his twentyfourth vear, and was educated at tlie Marist Brothers’ School, 'Tasman Street. Wellington. On leaving school lie joined the stereotyping department of "Tlie Dominion” as an apprentice. He had not

a long time to go to complete hA time when he left to join the R.N.Z.A.F. in 19-10. After preliminary training in the Dominion, he left for Canada in October Hie same year, lie passed out in rhe navigational, wireless, and air-gunner courses there, and biter proceeded to England, going tn “bombers.” He flew more than 30 Huies on operalions. the latter purl of the lime as a member of a Lancaster i-rew. It. was when on a Hight in one of these big aircraft that he was killed. During his work with "The Dominion. Sei—canl Clark w.*im exlrenici.v popular among the staff, and gained a reputation as a keen mnl steady worker. He showed '■re.-it promise in his craft. One of a family of eight—three brothers and five sisters —ho was a keen lawn tennis player, and as a member of the ('ollie Chib. Miramar, "on Hie singles championship in Hie 1939-10 season. He also player t-wcer as a member of "Tlie Dominion" NL