Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 9

THE LIVERPOOL ECHO AND EVENING EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 Southport Rejects Butlin Holiday Camp Plan COUNCIL TOLD LAND VALUE WOULD BE CUT Southport town council last night threw out an application by holiday camp king Billy Butlin for a Butlin's camp to the south of the town on a sandhill site worth £500,000. Sir Billy's company had submitted an application to build a camp off Shore Road, in residential Ainsdale, home of hundreds of wealthy families, But the chairman of the council's town planning committee, Conservative Councillor Colin Rawstron, told members that valuation had shown that a holiday camp on the proposed site would reduce the value of the land by £150,000. A move by Councillor Harry Shacklady (Labour) to have the ecisi on was defeated by ten votes. Councillor Shaaklady said it was sugested that such a camp might affect nearby residential development, yet some of the most modern villas in the north west had been built along the area of the Squires Gate holiday camp, Blackpool, since the camp was established. He was making the move.

he said, to try and get further details of the plan. BANNED AND FINED L-Ikiver Was And Alone Fines totalling £l5 and 12 months driving disqualification were imposed by Wirral Magistrates at Bromborough yesterday on 26-years-old labourer Ronald Burley, of 15 Cecil Road, Prenton, Birkenhead. He was fined £lO for driving a car without care in Mount Road, Higher Bebington, on December 23 and £5 for driving when not accompanied. He denied the first offence but was found guilty. lie was disqualified from driving for 12 months and three months respectively to run concurrently.

NEW PRINCIPAL The Queen has appointed Mr John Steven Watson, Fellow of Christ Church, Oxford, to be Principal of the University of St. Andrew's. He will succeed Birkenhead-born Sir Thomas Malcolm Knox. who will retire on September 30. "I'M ASHAMED" Schoolboy Syphoned Pebel From Car A 17-years-old schoolboy who syphoned petrol from a car parked outside the Wheatsheaf Hotel in Raby Village told a police who arrested him that he was thoroughly ashamed.

Wirral Magistrates at Bromborough heard this today when Anthony David Parsons, of 7 Oldfield Close, Heswall, admitted stealing one gallon of petrol value 5s 2d, the property of Mr. Jeremy Stephens, of 75 Church Road. Bebington. He was given a conditional discharge on payment of 15s court costs. The chairman, Mr.

E. A. Hebron said they did not view very favourably the fact that he had a tube and petrol cans in his car, but were prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt. They did not in any way wish to interfere with his stueles. Parsons asked for an offence of stealing a petrol cap from Mr.

Stephens' car to be taken Into consideration. Christine Staride with her pet dog Lassie, and the puns. CAW MAN MRESTED IN NEWCASTLE Police arrested a 28- years-old Liverpool man in Newcastle upon Tyne as he was about to connect a trailer carrying oranges worth 1,300 onto a truck he had just taken without the owner's permission, it was alleged yesterday. When he was arrested Albert Henry of 13 Broughton Drive, Cressington, was said to have commented Fair enough. I'm caught." At Newcastle Magistrates' Court to-day Police Sergeant Thomas Harper alleged that Henry had admitted in a statement taking the vehicle, driving without insurance, and attempting to steal the oranges.

Inspector Marion Matson, successfully applying for Henry to be remanded in custody for one week, said There may be more arrests." CALL FOI INQUIRY Wirral Urban Council is to tell Cheshire County Council that in view of the objections received to proposals by MANWEB for new electricity lines between Bewail and Caldy it feels that a local inquiry is merited. The electricity board plans to have a high-voltage overhead line and underground cable at Seabank Road. Heewall, and a 33 k.v. overhead line between Heswall and Caldy through an open stretch of countryside which commands fine views of the Dee Estuary and the Welsh hills, and is itself overlooked from Thurstaston Common, the National Trust beauty spot. Beatles May Soon Be Back In Charts Due To Make New L.P.

And Single The Beatles are con- spicuous by their absence from the British pop record charts this spring, but it may be only a matter of weeks before they make a welcome return as they are due in the studios this month to make a new LP. and single. It may, however, be a kind of music completely new on pop ears for George Harrison recently bought an Indian Paul McCartney has attended demonstrations of electronic music. The Beatles obviously plan to include some unusual sounds on their forthcoming records. In their absence, the Walker Brothers remain top, with "Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More." 'while the challenges from Bob Lind and The Yardbirds appear to be fading away.

Strongest current bid for the top comes from the with their Sound I of Silence." The Music Echo Top ITwenty for the week ending April 9 Is: TTIs Last Work Work 1 1 Walker Brothers. Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any Afore." 2 2 Bob Lind, "Elusive Butterfly." 3 3 Yardbirds, "Shape of Things." 4 5 Eddy Arnold, "Make the World Go 5 10 Val Doonlean. "Elu- iive 8 7 Beicilio 3, Barbara Ann. 7 6 Hollies, I Can't Let Go. 8 16 Bachelors, Sound of Silence." 9 14 Spencer Davis "Somebody Help 10 13 Sonny and Cher, What Now My 11 27 Seekers, Some Day, One Day." Berets." 12 17 Dave Dee Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, Hold Tight." 13 15 The Who, Substitute.

14 12 Lou Christie, 15 21 Cilla Black, Alfie." 16 9 Gene Pitney, Backstage." 17 8 Small Faces, She La La La Lee." 18 31 Elvis Presley, Blue River." 19 29 Andy Williams, May Each Day." 20 22 Cliff Richard, "Blue Turns to Grey." The Lovin' Spoonful On The Way The Lovin' Spoonful, who jumped to the No. 1 spot in the American Charts this week with their record are shortly to to spearhead an invasion of Britain by American beat groups. Their sound, which is reminiscent of the 1920'5, may be heralding a new era for pop music. The American Top 20 for the wek ending April 9, compiled by Music Echo are This Last Week Week 1 4 Lovin' Sp oonful, Daydream. 2 8 Righteous Brothers, "Soul and 3 3 Barry Sadler, IBa4ad of the Green 4 1 Rolling Stones, 19th Nervous 5 2 Beatles, "Nowhere Man." 6 8 Cher, Bang Bang." 7, 7 Mamas and Papas, California Dreamin'." 8 5 Simon and Garfunkel, Homeward Bound." 9 12 Johnny Rivers, "Secret Agent Man." 10 9 Wilson Pickett, "634- 5789." 11 10 Gary Lewis.

Sure Gonna Miss Her." 12 20 Outsiders. "Time Won't Let Me." 13 16 B. J. Thomas, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." 14 23 Young Rascals, Good Lovin'." 15 15 Four Toas, Me, Wake Me." 16 19 Paul Revere Raiders, Kicks." 17 18 Peter and Gordon, "Woman." IS 22 Isley Brothers. "This Ole Heart of Mine." 19 25 Mitch Ryder and Detroit Wheels, "Little Latin Lupe Lu." 20 21 Vogues, Town." Shake "Magic PLAYMATES-AND CHECKMATES The world of rooks, pawns, and kings hold no fears for these two Liverpool youngsters.

who will be the youngest competitors in the 15th annual Liverpool Chess Congress in the Collegiate School, Shaw Street, during the Easter holidays. Both pupils at Blackmoor Park Infants School, West Derby. they are seven-years-old Susan Bell and six-years -old Robin Flett. Folloing a collision between a car and a moptd at the junction of Southport Road, Lydiate and Liverpool Road North. Maghull, at 9.15 p.m.

on February 2C the motorist, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jells, aged 57, of 46 Edgemoor Drive, Liverpool, was fined £lO at Ormskirk yesterday for driving carelessly. Inspector John McMurdo, prosecuting, said Mr. A. Unsworth was riding his moped along Southport Road, Lydiate, and was about to cross the junction with Liverpool Road North when the car driven by Mrs.

Jells suddenly turned right into his path and thert was a collision. In a letter pleading guilty, Mrs. Jellis said she was just over the crown of the road when she noticed a white helmet and she stopped dead. She tanked the police for their courtesy and understanding. DANGER POINT Committee Plea For Traffic Lights CADETS PASS OUT R.A.F.

Mao From Formby And Liverpool Wirral Urban Council's Roads and Lighting Committee has been told of the difficulty being experienced by driver emerging on to the A 540 Chester-West Kirby road at the junction with Thurstaston Road and Stlation Road, near the Cottage loaf, Thurataston. A member of the council as suggested that traffic lights should be installed at this point. The committee has decided to obtain the views of the Chief Constable of Cheshire (Mr. H. Watson) on this suggestion, and also on an alternative suggestion for police traffic control at peak periods.

£10,280 FOR ROADS The county council has allocated Up Hoolland Council £10,280 for the maintenance fo riads during the new financial A Formby man and a Liverpool man were among cadets who recently passed out from the Officer Cadet Training Unit at R.A.F. Felt well, Norfolk. They were Pilot Officer John Barker, aged 28, of 84 Lonsdale Road, Formby, and Pilot Officer Anthony McGrath, aged 26, of 58 Kingsland Crescent, Norris Green Liverpool. Born at Waterloo, Pilot Officer Barker attended Liverpool College, where he was a member of the Combined Cadet Force. Previously employed by the West Lancashire Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association.

We joined the R.A.F. last year and now enters the secretarial branch. Pilot Officer McGrath went of St. Francis Xavier's College, Liverpool, and joined the force last December. He is married with a baby daughter and now enteres the general duties (ground) branch.

If In doubt, move a Dawn 'Plot's captured his queen IN COLLISION Liverpool Woman Driver Fined £lO H'm. this is getting a bit ideky And he moves out et Lassie Finds A New Home In Cumberland Lassie, a three-year-old black and white mongrel, who was to be destroyed when her owners left for Australia, has found a home in Cumberland. Her seven pups, born last week, are to be given sway to people all over England, who heard of an appeal by the Starkie family to save their little daughter Christine's pet. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Starkie, of 98 Berry Street, I Skelrnersdale, have had 20 letters offering to find Lassie a home when she is left behind by them when they emigrate to Austrlai. After looking into all the offers they decided to give Lassie to a Cumberland couple, Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

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Just after they received the letter Lassie had her seven pups, and seven people who might have been disappointed when they were told Lassie was going to Cumberland, have said they would love to have a puppy. Now three-years-old Christint is spending a last two months with Lassie. Just after her pet leaves, the Starkies will be off to Australia. Said Mr. Starkie last night: Everything has turned out for the best.

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A. Blackwood, Liverpool Coroner, at the inquest yesterday. Mr. Davies, was found dead in Wavertree Playground on March 15. Mr.

John Henry Davies, dining car attendant, said his son had been depressed recently because he had been rejected medical grounds for a job on the railways. Dr. Chaires St. Hill, Home Office pathologist, said death was due to barbiturate poisoning..