26 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, March 17th, 2005 Brownies hope to trade fairly
FINDING out about “Fairtrade” goods was the task set for Gis- bum’s 1st St Mary Brownies. Around 20 members of the busy
troop, accompanied by their lead ers, enjoyed a visit to Bamoldswick’s Co-operative store to learn all about Fairtrade prod ucts. As their name suggests, they are goods which are traded fairly, ensuring a good price for the farm ers and growers who produce them, often in the Third World. Although they may cost a little
more, consumers know exactly where the quality products come from and that their money will not line the pockets of “middle men” while the producers struggle to survive. The Bamoldswick store was the
first designated Fairtrade shop in Pendle, which in turn became the
country’s first “Fairtrade Bor ough” due to the number of local outlets selling Fairtrade goods. The Brownies enjoyed learning
about the many products, includ ing how and where they are pro duced. They were also able to try some delicious Fairtrade chocolate and orange juice. Their visit was timed to coin
cide with national Fairtrade Fort night. Catering for girls aged seven to
11, the thriving 1st St Mary Brownies is currently full, but anyone wanting more information about the group, or to go on the waiting list, can contact Tawny Owl Heather Adamson on 01282 812980. Pictured are the Brownies with
Brown Owl Sarah Kyte during their Fairtrade visit, (s)
Ever-increasing array of new technology
THE major boast of the latest technology is th a t it exists to make life easier, but it seems that we are actually getting more confused than ever with the ever- increasing array on offer. We cut through
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway, Skipton
Easter
Good f r i 2Sth to Mon 28th March 2005 Meet *Thomos*/Perey* and
*5lrTopham Hatt,The Fat Controffer* Lots of Trains
lO.OOom to 4.00pm
Talking T ime t^ e General Enquiries 01756795189 01756710614 (“THOMAS
www.embsayboltonabbeyrall*r3y,org4ik( £c FRIENDS
the jargon to tell you what you need to know. ■ Despite past
delays and setbacks, competition to get us using 3G mobiles is set to grow, with all the major UK network operators now promoting their own 3G services.
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Following a major refit the World of Beatrix Potter ha.s even more to see and do! You can meet Cecily Parsley and Timmy Tiptoes for the first time, along with old friends like Peter Rabbit.™
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Other NEW features include...
Mr. McGregor’s Magical Greenhouse
Beatrix Potter’s Virtual Walks
Peter Rabbit’s Garden
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New Smells & Aromas
For more information call (015394) 88444 or visit www.hop'skip'
jump.com
The World of Beatrix Potter, Windermere, The Lake District
- X' mation
For more infor visit
www.3G.co.uk ■ ■ After enjoydng
huge success in the US, the BlackBer- ry has become the must-have gadget for those who can not bear to be away from their email. Push-based tech
However, the
bewildering number of clever features offered by 3G hand sets may actually be putting consumers off, according to recent research. The survey found
that 71% believe mobile services are getting more com plicated and only 4% are currently thinking of upgrad ing to 3G. Billed as the ‘next
generation’ in
mobile technology, 3G services offer a faster network con nection, providing users with the abili ty to make video calls, send and receive email, down load music, video games and even movie trailers straight to a mobile handset. Vodafone, Orange,
02 and T-Mobile all offer a 3G service.
nology (meaning you don’t have to retrieve data — it finds you) auto matically delivers email and other data to this hand held wireless device. Phone, SMS, browser and organiser applica tions allow you to manage all your information and communications from this single ‘integrated’ device, even on the move. Manufactured by Research
In
Motion, a range of BlackBerry devices are on offer from Vodafone, 02 and T-Mobile.
Den by Factory Shops iSALE
10% o f f all seconds Pottery, Glass
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www.denby-factory-shops.co.uk With several
models on the mar ket, prices vary. Free handsets are available with con tract tariffs priced from around £30. For more on
BlackBerry visit:
www.blackberry.co m/uk ■ Last year, for
the first time, view ers spent more time watching digital, cable and satellite channels than either BBC One or ITVl. Plans to switch
parts of the coun try to a digital-only TV service in just three years are already under Gov ernment considera tion. If plans are approved, Britain may be fully digital by 2012. Digital TV offers
many more chan nels and provides a more efficient way to deliver televi sion. It also allows
‘enhanced TV’ through your remote control, which includes additional informa tion running along side programmes, a choice of camera views of big events, or access to inter net pages through your TV. A v a i la b i l i ty
depends on area, but there are three main ways of get ting it:
■ Satellite -
Using a combina tion of a satellite dish on the outside of your house and a set-top box or digi tal TV set. ■ Cable - Fibre-
optic cables trans
mit signals to a set top box, as part of
a subscription package that may
Admission £1 Under, 16’» free; svhen accotnpsnied by anadull
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include telephone and broadband internet. ■ Terrestrial - A
standard household analogue aerial is connected to a set top box or TV with an adapter built inside. You can check the
availability of terres-1 trial services in your I area
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.lAMES LONSDALE (Organ)
Suturdav, Marcii I9tli, ‘2005
;it Clithcroc Parish Church
Cottce and biscuits trom II u.m. Concert
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ED BYRNE ‘Me Again Tour’
“An international star and one of the most popular stand-ups in the UK" The Guardian
Tickets: £12.00 / £10.00 Thursday 31st March - 7.30pm
FROM BASIN STREET TO BROADWAY
and international jazz star Keith Smith complete with his all star band
Featuring legendary trumpeter
Tickets; £10/£8.00 Saturday 2nd April - 8pm
ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION ‘Only Northwest Date’ Tickets: £12.00
Sunday 3rd April - 2pm
Mechanics Comedy Night Featuring Andrew Vincent,
Alex Horne and Sean Percival Tickets 6.00 / £5.00
Friday 8th April - 8pm VOULESVOUS *Abba The Story*
Includes narration and multi s c re e n projection telling the story of Ab b a
Tickets: E12.50 discounts £10.50
25th-27th March THE 17th BURNLEY NATIONAL BLUES
I Mike Sanchez and the Rhythm and Blues Review
FESTIVAL Maxine Brown
Sam ‘Bluzman’ Taylor Candye Kane, A n a Popovic
Geoff Achison & the Souldiggers Steve Phillips & Brendan Croker Plus many more
Full colour brochure available. Sunday 3rd April - 2pm Championship Brass in Concert
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Thursday 7th April - 7.30pm
ON THE VERGE by Mind The Gap An hour long o ne man show using film, original music,
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