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And npw Daniel , is to compete nationally
1 With his entry of a lad der stabiliser Daniel (16)
THE North-West’s 14-16 year old Young Enginer of the Year for 1995 is Clitheroc Royal Grammar School p u p il Dan iel Broughton.
— who claimed two third places in the Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Rotary
Clubs’ young inventor competition — won £100 and a place in the national finals of Young Engineers for Britain, to be held in London in September. In the same group, Tom
ENGINEERS and inventors from Clitheroe Royal Gram mar School have been recognised as some of the best in
the North-West. ‘ • In Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Rotary Clubs’ annual Young
Inventor competition, pupils took, 1st, 2nd and four 3rd equal places.
• building system, which is to be used with personal computers, to ' automatically control — through vocal commands or any other external sensor — over 80 domestic appliances. In second place was Tom Groves (16), who invented a three-di-
Andrew Moulden (18) was the winner. He invented an intellegent . ■ . . . . . Insight into
',,‘dale Camera Club were k put in the picture about the workings of a photo- graphic business at their final meeting before the
! .MEMBERS.of RibblcV
photography; business
. summer break. !They met at Barra-
Susan’s work • in summer
... photographer Mr David Simmons.
clough House, the] home flind business of Clitheroe
i cling of the business, after which Mr Simmons- gave' them a tour of his studio and workrooms.
They were given a brief introduction to the run-
, : Lighting techniques were explained, as was the.
■ procedure for so-called
glamour shots, involving.1 make-up, clothes ..and ^'ffi-'<
^award-winning phot- graphy, as well as the
■'loca tions were > also exhibited. * •
itrULions u i in
uiiusuui
an illustrated talk on his work, with examples of his
§Simons then gave
•.‘technique of spot-colour ing sepia photographs. Illustrations of unusual in portraiture,
on August 1st, is a trip to Lake .B u rw a in , n e a r Foulridge; On August 8th, the group will visit Gallery 19, in Blackburn.
The club’s next meeting, Mountain bike
A RED Emel boy’s Gram-, pian mountain bike, .valued'
at £180, has been stolen from the garage of a house in Pendle View, Clitheroe. The offence took place
Friday.
between 10-30 p.m. ,o‘n Thursday and: 10 a.m. on
;i exhibition
C.LIT.HEROE a r t i s t Susan Tattersiill, of Bawd- lands, is taking part in the B r i t is h W a te rco lo u r Society’s summer contest at Ilkley. • She paints in oils and watercolours and specia lises in human and animal portraits. The. entries are being
mensional input device for computers. This variation on the normal computer mouse can be strapped to the arm and used in a vari
ety of situations.
Hargreaves, all 16, were joint third. All six grammar school pupils are now automatically entered into
Daniel Broughton, with two projects, Claire Holding and James . ■ , . „ . .. the regional final of the competition, which is to be held in Septem
ber at Preston. Our photograph shows former Ribblcsdalc Rotary Club president
Brian Haigh handing over the local prizes, watched by Clitheroe Rotary Club president Roland Hailwood (right) and guests.
17-18 year old group, cl ■ •aimi 4ng £50. And the
team project in the 16-18 year range, to design a multiple powder dispens ing system for British Nuclear Fuels at Preston, was placed second. The team of Emma
— \n d
Barkess, Dominic Hen- shaw, Richard Threlfall and Steven Tillotson came away with £75.
New position
Groves (16), who came second in the inventors’ competition, took third place and £50 with his 3-D mouse. The school had four
projects entered in the competition and all were placed in the top three, confirming the schools ability to produce top-class designers. Andrew Moulden (18) took the third spot in the
THE principal of Myer- scough College, Mr Anth
ony. F o x , h a s b e e n appointed chairman of the R u ra l D e v e lo pm e n t
Commission. Mr F o x , who was
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exhibited at the Kings Hall/Winter Gardens com
plex this week, and fea tu re more than 1,200 paintings by artists from around Britain. The local artist’s paint
.GatefWhalley”; ‘ “Black pool Towel'" and “A Pow erful Swing”.
ings ' are entitled “Ath- ene”;“Parthenon Horse”, “Woosnam”. “Churchyard
plays Mavis in “Coronation Street”, opened the event on Saturday. The climax of the exhibition is due to take place on Sunday, when major awards will be presented to more than 40 artists.
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■Six films stolen CLITHEROE police are
looking for anyone who can help: them with their investigations into the th e f t o f s ix K o d ak ! Kodachrome films from the Clitheroe branch of |
description of a white man in his early 20s. He has
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The incident took place :
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