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THE GUARDIAN Friday December 6 1968 The Wilmslow inquiry low man City cuts estimate its of The Wilmslow town map, which is the subject of the inquiry, provides for an increase in population of 30,500 between now and 1985, with 2,950 houses to be built by Manchester corporation. The eventual population will be 63,000, and the map includes provision for industry, new schools, and a North-South spine road built to motorway standards. QC alleges schoolgirls murdered two boys solely for pleasor' Two girls, aged 13 and 11, described as inseparable companions, murdered two boys, aged 3 and 4, solely for the pleasure and excitement afforded by killing," s'aid Mr R. Lyons, QC, prosecuting, at Newcastle upon1 Tyne Assizes yesterday. Norma Joyce Bell (13), and Mary Flora Bell (11), who are unrelated but live next door to each other in staff must you employ before you can give Luncheon AAftftAA I By DENNIS JOHNSON housing second and third generation local authority applicants, who would total more than 1,000 by 1985.

Would they not have to be accommodated on land scheduled for private development Had the county council given any consideration to this problem at all Mr Hanford said land was available the town without upsetting proposed ratios of council to private1 development, and he would prefer to leave the question to the joint Cheshire-Manchester-Wilmslow steering committee. 'When asked by the inspector if the county had made any provision for such households in the plan, Mr Hanford said Not jn the expansion areas for Manchester. 1 That element goes on to private land." Had the county made any estimate of the numbers No sir." Mr Hanfordf said. Replying to Wilmslow's case', Mn T. Kellett, assistant'iClerk of Cheshire County Council, asked the inspector not to recommend the inclusion of a precise timetable for development.

Both Wilmslow and the county were now agreed on the sequence of development, hut dated programming was against the better trend of planning as expressed, for example, in the 1968 Town and Country Planning Act Manchester's estimate of its total need for housing sites before 1981 was suddenly reduced by about 1,500 during yesterday's hearing of the Wilmslow town map public inquiry. Mr J. S. Millar, the city planning officer, returned to the witness stand to say that a new and more refined calculation hdd reduced the deficit of sites from 10,601 to 9,101 "or say 9,000." Cross-examined by Mr D. WKklicombc, QC, for Wilmslow UDC, Mi- Millar agreed that if a further 400 siics obtained at Cheadle were taken into account sites had become available since the original estimates of need the total would drop to 8,600 lie also accepted that was hopwR to obtain 2,000 sites at Altrincham, although had not yet been reached.

Mr Widdicombe submitted to the inspector. Mr D. F. Ofi'ord. that Wilmslow's arguments at the 1964 overspill inquiry had at last been accented with the new calculations made by Mr Millar.

Had these arguments been accepted bv the Minister after that inquiry, the Government might not have asked Cheshire to produce its present quota of 7.000 overspill sites for Manchester. The new figure, taking into account the Cheadle sites now available, represented not much more than a two-year deficit at Manchester's mesent building rate of 3,500 houses a vcai. The city had 17 years up to 1981 to find all the new sites in its mesent programme. The urgency was not, therefore, as great as hart been stated. Mr D.

A. L. Hanford, principal plan rung officer to Cheshire County Council, said the method of slow growth proposed by the urban council was not appropriate to the scale of the social, health, and housing problems that existed in Manchester. He pointed out, however, that the timing of development would be influenced by the rate at which Manchester needed to build, its capabilities with present resources, and the construction of a trunk sewer to serve the second of the two main expansion areas, Brook Farm. The ratio of private housing to combined local authority housing in the urban district was eight to two in 1966.

and would be seven to three by the end of the plan period. (Wilmslow wants a during the local authority development until "the present balance of seven to two has been again Mr Widdicombe asked Mr Hanford where provision had been made for where Martin was to be found The sams weekend a day, nursery was bioken into. Four notes were found According to a handwriting expert they were written by the accused. One note said I murder so that I may come back Another said We did murder Martin Brown off you bastards Mr Lyons alleged that the girls within hours of Martin's death wrote the notes that they murdered him They couldn't resist showing how sup'erior they were to the police, in that they knew something that the police didn't know." SSfiiiififi- One. MfwMMM 30,000 awarded to a former wife Three Appeal Court judges in London yesterday directed that a woman, aged 23, should be paid 30,000 cash and 2,000 a year as maintenance by her former husband, whom she left after five months.

They also directed that how much Mrs Evelyn Brett, now known as Miss Evelyn Israel, receives depends on whether her former husband gives her the freedom to remarry. If Mr Ernest Brett, aged 39, a textile company director and member of Lloyd's, applies for a Jewish divorce within three months, the cash sum will be reduced to 25,000. He must then pay Miss Israel an Orthodox Jewess who cannot apply for a That's the minimal staffing requirement. There is no maximum. And everybody can benefit from this National Welfare Scheme-including you, the employer.

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A note from your secretary could put it on your desk in days'. LUiUCHEQiy I I VOUCHERS LTD HEAD OFFICE: 22 GOLDEN SQUARE LONDON, W1 TEL: 01 -734 571 10693 TELEX: 262268 CITY OF MANCHESTER HOUSING ACT, 1957 City of Manchester (Byrom Street, St Peter's) Housing Compulsory Purchase Orders, Nos. 1 and 2, 1967 Notice ta beret? given that the minister ol Housinj? and Local Government in pursuance ol the powers vested id him by the Houslns Act, 1957, his eonilnacd w(rJ. modiflcatioo9, trie City ot Manchester (Byrora Street, St Peter's) Housing Conjpubory Purchase Orders, Nw 1 and 2 1967. submitted to iiim tw tho Lord "Mayor Aldermen and Citizens 0f the City ot Manchester act lot by the Co-jlcII ol the said City.

authortiSox them to purchase compulsoruy under Section ot the said Act cne lauds described in tee schedule to this notice, which lands We lands In oreaj declared to be clean nee areas by a of tbe Council dated the twenty- ixth day of May. 1965. and also lands turrounded by and lands adjoining the said clearance areas. Copies ol the. conflrmcd ordcis and of the mapa referred to therein and of the mop of the said clearance areas have been deposited at the Slum Clearance Section.

Housing. Town Planning, etc OlBce, Town Clerk's Department (Room 3211. Town Hall Manchester, and may he seen at all reasonibje hours. The orders distinguish the follov.Lrjg cUsxs of lands to be purchased compulcorliy namely (a) lands Included tHe deaxancc areas or, which there are bouses unfit for human habitation: and tb) lands outside the clearance areaj. The orders wit) become operative at the expiration of aLi weefcs from the date ol publication of this notice, but procecdlnss In toe High Court are instituted within that period for question tni; the validity of the orders, the Court may.

If satisfied that the orders arc not lviihni the powers of the Act or that the interests of the applicant hae been rubstanfjolly prejudiced by any requirement ol the Act not hnvim been complied Trtth. quash the orders either or In so far as they affect any property of the applicant. Schedule Lands and Buildings Included In the Order confirmed Whitehouse Road, Newcastle, pleaded not guilty to murdering Brian Edward Howe, aged 3, of Whitehouse Road, and Martin George Brown, aged 4, of St Margaret's Road, Newcastle. Counsel told, Mr Justice Cusack they did not wish him to make an order prohibiting publication of the girls' names. Mr Lyons said Brian had been killed on July 31, and Martin on May 25.

Both had been asphyxiated. The girls and the victims lived on a council estate north of Scotswood Road. 'Preliminary untruths' Mr. Lyons told the jury that each girl had accused the other of the murder of Brian. "Norma has given the police, after many pretainary uri'lrii'tihs, a detailed and vivid account of how she watched Mary strangle him and how she went with Mary on two subsequent occasions to see the dead body, and watched Mary then mark the body with a razor blade and a pair of scissors and cut off some of the boy's hair.

"Mary, the little mite nearer to you, has given an equally detailed and dramatic account of how she saw Norma strangle the boy, how she accompanied Norma home, where Norma collected a pair of scissors, returned with Norma to the dead body, where she saw Norma cut the dead body and cut the boy's hair." Mr Lyons suggested that Mary, though two years younger, was possibly the cleverer, and more dominant personality, a girl with a remarkable knowledge of the world. "When she was being questioned by a detective chief inspector about a charge of murder she said to him I 'Dhone for some solicitors. they wiM get me out. This is being Later, when a telephone message was received in the room she asked Is this place bugged "Vhen asked if she knew it was wrong to squeeze a little boy's throat, she replied: 'It was worse than Harry She mistakenly thought that Roberts was, one of the big train robbers. In fact he shot a policeman.

She tried to throw suspicion on, an innocent boy-in the most cunning1 and insidious manner imaginable." After Martin's body had been found in a derelict house; the girls to know just a Installation ucvciupi uei it nearest OFFICE Lands Buildings outside the Clearance Areas Land? Buildings Lands and Buildings (Number or Ctecrip-wIUiIq the Clearance tlon Demolished Areas Build Ides) City of Manchester (Byrom St Peter's) Housing Compulsory Purchase Order No. 1 1967. Confirmed August oO, 19 SB Ejn Street "The Navigation" 2 Old Mediock Street 31 Potito Wharf 8 ana 10 Mary had called with other sirls at Martin's house after his death. Mrs Brown said the boy was dead. Mary smiled and said 'I know hes dead.

Mrs Brown looked at her, incapable of speech, and Mary went on 1 1 want to see him lying dead in his comn. Brian's body. Mr Lyons said. was found among concrete blocks on derelict land. There were scratches on his neck.

Near him was a lock of hair which appeared to have been cut, and a pair of scissors. The two girls had gone with a sister of Brian to look for mm It was clear they knew he was in the derelict area but they never went there. They went through the fake of looking elsewhere for him. 'Lie after lie' When interviewed, the girls told lie after lie but anally admitted they were there. Each blamed the other.

Mary alleged in a statement that she saw Brian with a boy whom police found blameless. She said the boy was always hitting Brian, and that he used to hit bim about the face and neck. The trial was adjourned until today. GALLEON BATHS (Gaskclls) Ltd. Slimming Bath with Massage.

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CITY OF MANCHESTER THE EDUCATION ACTS 1944 TO 19S8 AND THE ACQUISITION OT? LAND (AUTHORISATION PROCEDUREI ACT 1946 CITY OP MAKCHESTE (HOLY KAMI RGOEJUN CATHOUC D. PANTS SCHOOL. CHOP.LTOVV-aiTaPLOCKl ETJUCATiaV COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER. 196S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Secretary of State lor Education and science In exercise of the power cenrerred on bun by the aboTe-menUoDed Acts, on the 20th day at November. 1968.

confirmed eomptitsary purchase order entitled tte "City ol Manchester (Holy Name Eoaaan Catholic Infants School. Oorlton-on-Medlochi Education CompulMry Purchase Order. 1968 submitted br the CoudcII of the City of Mancbcsler The order i conilrmed provides -lor tn Durcna for the urpate of prorldftiE site for the Holy Name Roman Catholic injanu scnooi. cnoriion-on-icaiQUK, io oe malnulned by the Council, or othenrlse lor tbe purposes of their functions UDder- tfce Educatbo Acts 1944 to 1966 of Uie Iaud described In tbe Sdhedule hereto. A copy ol the Order as confirmed by the Secretary of State and of the map referred to therein have been deposited at tbe Parliamentary Section (Hoom Tom Cleric's Office.

Tcnrn Hall. ManeBretter 2. and may be aeen there at all reasonable hours The Order as confirmed becomes operative on the date on which this notice Is firs: published, but if app'lcatlon Is made to the nich Court under parnrrsph 15 of the First Scnedulc to the Acqointlon of Land (Authorisation Procedure) Act 1946 within a pcr'od of sIt weelcs from that date Dy any person acgileved by the Coder the Cou-t may. by loterlm order, suspend the operation of the Order either renerally or In ia far as It Beets any property of the applicant, end may satisfied that the authorisation granted by the Order Is not empowed to be granted or that the Interests of the applicant haTe been ijbstanllally prejud'eed by any requirement of the old Schedule or of any retulaUon made thereuDder no: havlnj been compiled alEb. quash the Order either eenerUy or In far as It affects any property of the applicant, SCHEDULE Tb land to which the Order relates and wbldh is more particularly Indicated on the 1 map referred to Tfljerein Is tittiate tn Chorlton-on-Mettlocfc In tbe dtr of Manchester; has an area of approximately 0 7 ctf Jtn acre: Is bounded on the northwest by Shaftesbury Street, on the east by Addison Street, on the south by rryden Street and on the west by the passage ruanlnr from Shiftesbory Street to Dryden Surcet and includes the properties numbered Shaftesbury Street 12-26 AddlKm Street, end 1-5 and 2-16 Ismay Street Dated 5th day of December 1968 OGDEN.

Town Cleric. To bti Hall Manchester 2 CITY OF MANCHESTER HOUSING ACT. 1957 CITY OF MAKCHESTZB IBYROM STREET ST PETERS) CLEARANCE ORDER 1968 Kotlce Is given chat the Minister of Houslns and Loci) Government in pursuance of tne potrers vested In him by the Houstus Act, 1937. oq Uie treaty-second day of November. 1968.

confirmed the City of Manchester I Byrom Street. St Per'5 CSeixance Order 1968. made trp tie Lord Miuor, Aldennen and Cl'lrens of the C'f ot Manchester actlnc by tbe Council ot th-sald City under 44 of the said let of 1957 vn the slrth day of November. 1968 and to blm by ihem on he seventh dm of November. 1968 order'np the demolition wf the bulldiois described in the schtdu to this notice and vacation for that purpose within the periods respectively specified the Order Copies of trie confirmed Order and of the map e'er red to therein and a map ot the clearance area have been deposited at ihe Slum Clearance Section.

Housint. Town Planning, t'c. Office Town Clerk's Office (Roam 521). Town Halt Manchester 2. and nur be seen at ail reasonable houre The Order Mil become operative at the ep)ra-tlon of six weeks from the date of publication of this notice, but proceeding In tht K-eh Co lux are commecced within that period for questioning the validity ot trie Order, the Cour: may if sailsfled that the Order Is not wtthln tbe poaers of Housln; Act, 1957.

or that the interests of the applicant bav been substin tlal iy prejudiced any requlremeat ot the Act not hivlce been comrVled w.th. ouaah the Order either centra'ly or in to far as it affects an-, property of the applicant. SCHEDULE House ana Shop 6163 Liverpool Road. House. 2 Stoae Street Mate Robert Street).

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2. 1967 Confirmed November 22. 1963 complete advisory and installation service in commercial and domestic heating and industrial applications of electricity. Jewish' divorce herself 2,250 a year. Lord Justice Phillimore said that, had Miss-Israel, of Brampton Grove, Hendon, been awarded cash alone, he would have given her 50,000.

Mr Brett, of Park Crescent, London, and Miss Israel had both challenged a previous court award Mr Brett said an award of 25,000 cash and 1,000 a year less tax, made in private by Mr Justice Baker in July, was too high. His former wife said he had 500,000 assets in Britain and that it was too low. The Court Miss Israel's appeal with costs, Mr Bretfs appeal was dismissed and he was refused leave to appeal to the House of Lords. to 52 tO 14 Yard used as Car 3A Corporation Inn 4547 Derelict Store 12 G. a OGDEN, Town Clerk.

CHESHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE ASSESSMENT OF PUPILS FOR APPROPRIATE SECONDARY EDUCATION, AH Cheque children nfho were bom durlne the period September 2. 1957. to September 1. 19o8 iboih dacs inclusive) are ellsible to be assessed for appropriate ecoQdar education Id 1 Dt9 ol Hie UDC of school weIcI. theF attend.

Tots asseiuneni will be based upon the evidence oi iaa onium pnmarj scnooi recora Trnere this exists In tbe appro. cd form Pupils whose primary schoo1 rords have entered a Cheshire school onl in their last lear ol rnmarv education or hae attended an Independent sc'iojI or a scnooi omsldc Clieshlre AhU da; not use Hie authcrtt raeihio of contluuaus assessment win nc aascsseu or. uitir pcnoniionccs in Hie Supplementary Ejamln.nlon Parents of ciiltdrcn ottcndlne Independent schools or schools malDtalntd bj other authorities wJU be aole to learn irorn tne ncaa leaener Tfnethcr or nut the school maintains ttic official Cneshlre record and. conswiuentb. whether the assessment irill be based on the record ol the S-Jppiementary Examination, The Suoolemenur? E.amlnatlon wlti be held at official centres throughout tht couniy aonimu irame area on cvaiiuaay.

heoruary a- Punlls nhj neoo: ake the Sunnlemen- nn Fjanilnail and who are absent because of ir for seme other reasonable cause accept-d by the uthorlty. U1 be allowed take the seennd Supplemen-tarv Esamlrjatloo on Saturday. March 29. 19o9 Appropriate evidence must be in all cases of absence because of illness Ten-ear-old Cheshire pupils (boru durinfi tlie period Sep. ember 2, 19dS.

to September 1 190 inclusive) in attind mce at any schools m.vi be considered for tracsfer to the scondarv itage in 19o9 provided the1- are renuii ended as suitable bv their hfad undies ond the will be accepted for the Enmlnatlon provided they t.ikc the Preliminary QimliJMnR KJiiihialiuii lor unde--ie and reach i staiidird iuIC.cteirh hisn to Justll shelr bemr. rcRnrded by me as pupils ol ca rational abillij." Parents ot ten-jear-olo1 children iho tire interested In their inn dor to tn secondac atajjc tn IStiS arc adMscd to consul; the head touches tonucrne-: set- whether the chlldn ntlu'tt be considered to be of eu-epMonit abll Tlic Prcllm.rmry Qualirjlni. ftaininaUon for uinter-ap candidates will held on Tliursiln. Jinuary 16. 1969 The closing ditto for admission or Candida tes mil be January I.

19b9 A. ARM1TAGE. Director of Education. County UaU. Chester CITY OP MANCHESTER PARKS DEPARTMENT GAMES FACILITIES AppiicaiuiTs nre invited or the lolloping, for the lljy season: fat Fret use of cricket pUchos In certain nirks and re reatlon grounds on al oruQ.t Sriturdajs tb Ujo ol cricket pitches at tlted charge; it Huch End Fields (c Use, ai lived charges rl bowling reen crJuKet pilch anil si hard tonnLs court at Rinnhl JohnJon pialtig fields Mostoo aUo football and hockey pitch for 96970 Application forms rcturrab'c b.

January 15. 1969, from the Director of Parks Cumbecland Houae. Cxon Square, niancltester 3, for Heating, Advisory and Whatever the size of job, whether it be for domestic, commercial or industrial premises, North West Electricity offer expert and immediate attention. Brldgewater Street Collier Street Liverpool Road Stone Street ilxlt Robert Street) Willie Lion Street Worsiey Street 5 and 7 49 to 59 5 to 9 Dated this sixth day ol December, 1963. Forth Road Bridge Joint Board FORTH KOAD BRIDGE THE FORTH ROAD BRIDGE ORDERS 1947 to 1961 REVISION OF TOLLS The Forth Road Brim Joint Board Ha rest lv ed trom the ecrctu.ry ol stle DtniL-e ol JtiB laiteuilorj io maic in order in pursuance ol parairaph tap oT subsection til or eection the Foruj Hoad Brldfe 0der 298 rcvlslus tbc tOUl fa.

icaiKi, of Lriltlc asiofi tht torun Road Bridie rrcm 29ih My. 19ti9 wlttl toUoAlas teraJ eCcu Toll lor Cass of Vehicle slnsl jouruuy Cars ard $aiill soods vettxics. e-cc 1. LnJ motor-eaj luciudlns niwur-car with v.ricc or t.i vi. each motor-ode LUi sidecar, each motor scoo.er uh alttocir, each pafiwntcr-airnlng ehlcl or tr.uMor nm tedlos oOtnu unljdcu vei'tu each toods vcDlcl uiii) a pUted fcfcigtu not exert dine 51a tons or toot liavinc a plated weisatj with unladen uetsut not execedins oOcwt 50 Motoi -blocks.

Each moto--bicrcle t.ithout sldcxiii. eacfi oiotor wruotcr wlihoiit sidecar, each poer alined block or wicjcie NU SchtHiuico bus o. Eacii public se-Ucc od a 'Chcditlfidiertiw Journej. provided prior Hit at Ion ot Hit Joiiruej to the Bcrard 5' Other wmcies 4 Each 'it1" vc'ilcic, not rL-cjLiitins au cort wllih a puicd i ctCerllUfi S'-a or Dwt hi.lng a plated lili an uataaen wcUSH racidlns 30cut LOO Esconod 3. EjcH rtquLrlni! an erhlclft "shall he deemed to reciulre an escort.

II it does not conform to the requtr- mcDLs as to dimes j1 oris weiiilt1 the Motor Vehicles iConitruciloa na 0-e Reisulailo j. J.6c unlim In the opinion ol inc lioard or any cespooMbic oilltor ol Board, no evort rwiuired Objections to thi- suJd proposal of the Secreian of Sc nui be made iu nrltlna to the Secretory of State (such objecttons to be addrcisod to The Secretary, Scottish Development Dewr meul. 13 Jeu'cy Street, Edinburgh li cot later than als January. Eerore making tn order aeetion 44 at ihe Order Hie beer eta Slate is reautrcd. If requested to do In wrltlnc bv uiier alios am ol Hit Councils represented on the Joint Bonrd or by aus; oerw tthi njadL' oOjictiiA.

to the saia and has not withdrawn such objection and In ad oiher case he thinks 11 or dcilnihle. to cause a local Inquiry to be held and the provision of section 355 ot the Local Government (ScDtlatid) Act ol 1947 would apply anv such inqmry EORLAKD. Clertt to the Joint Board. Clt ChaTObers Edlnbu-Bh 1, 2nd December, 196B, 30 2 Service. For advice bn design and installation of electric heating, ventilation, air conditioning and and lighting systems.

leumiiudi -Miviauiy anu Service. A team of specialist engineers whose services are available for developments associated with the application of electricity for industry. For further information contact your NORTH WEST ELECTRICITY North West Electricity are on the approved roll of the National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contractors..