Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 13

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Late NAM THURSDAY Coo Until .30 A.m. COUNTY ROAD Lit Nish! Is FRIDAY. OPEN ALL DAYSIX DAYS A WEEK (OPEN ALL DAY WED. NANETTE LIVERPOOL'S LEADING FASHION SALONS London Rood-51 Bold Street, 238 County Road BOOTLE NAMES Sweet music for the shoppers There will be music-whileyou-shop at Bootle's New Strand shopping centre. which is due to open next year.

Alderman George Halliwell. chairmna of Bootle Council's planning committee. said to-day: "We shall take advantage of the wide, open area of Mons Square to provide musical entertainment for the shoppers, and arrangements are already in hand for bands to play there." Alderman Halliwell (C). who was speaking at a Press conference to announce lettings for the new shopping area, disclosed that Marks and Spencer would have a major store of about 40.000 square feet in the scheme. Traders at New Strand would also include such well-known names as T.

J. Hughes. Woolworth's, Tesco, Liverpool Co-operative Society, Timothy White's and Taylor, Boots Cash Chemists, Thomas Scott and Sons William Ross Waterworth Brothers Ltd. Photographed with the model of St. John's House.

the new Inland Revenue Schedule centre at Bootle Town Hail are left to right. Alderman Harold Gee. Alderman George Barnwell, Mr. Thomas Crookdake (Borough Engineer). Mr.

Arthur Taylor (Town Clerk)E ll i and Alderman Oliver (leader of the council). Work starts on Ellesmere Port baths The Mayor of Ellesmere Port. Councillor J. H. Broadhouse.

turned over the first turf on the site for the town's new £.376.000 swimming pool this morning, and afterwards the builders moved on to the site. A small official group watched the Mayor as he sank his spade into the ground at the junction of Stanney Lane and Coronation Road. The pool. which will be ready within 18 months. is to be built to A.S.A.

and national championship standards. There will be a spectators' gallery for 300 people and a multi-purpose lounge. Bootle call for a motorway link to 6 A call for a motorway link from Bootle to the 6 was made to-day by Alderman Oliver Ellis (C leader of Bootle Council. Addressing a Press conference at Bootle Town Hall, Alderman Ellis said: "We have done, and are doing, all we can to improve our roads which help to link the docks with the East Lancashire Road and the 6. cashire motorway will do nothing directly to ease the problem, and so far as Bootle and its Immediate neighbours to the north are concerned, its only effect would be to take a limited amount of traffic off the East Lancashire Road.

ONLY SOLUTION But this is not the whole summer to the problem, because the approaches to the East Lancashire Road are far too urbanised to allow them to meet the needs of heavy traffic, even at the present time." "With the rapid increase in traffic due to the developments in the Bootle area, the benefits of such an easement would disappear immediately, and the only solution is for the northern link from Bootle to be given equal priority to. or even greater priority than, the South Lancashire Motorway link." Bootle Council believed that such a northern link ou Id be far cheaper to construct that the South Lancashire link, and would have the further advantage of linking the new town of Skelmersdale to Merseyside. A glance at the map will also show," Alderman Ellis went on, that if the northern link was to be constructed to Dunnings Bridge Road, Bootle, then the way would be open for a firstclass approach to a future crossing of the River Mersey, all other routes suggested up to the present be comparatively clear of the main urban mass. SUPER TANKER LAUNCHED Residents of Rock Park, Birkenhead. are to fight the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board's proposals to build a new oil terminal on the nearby foreshore.

Mrs. Norab Tantield, secretary of the Rock Park Estate Committee, said today that there would be a private meeting of members to-night to decide what course of action to follow. The Rock Park is scheduled as being of architectural Interest and the residents fear the loss of the only access to the riverside in Birkenhead. Battle looms over oil terminal A 101.000-ton tanker, the Regent Westminster, launched at the Wallaend shipyard of Swan Hunter, to-day, will be able to carry over seven days' supply of crude oil for the barrels a day Regent refinery at Milford Haven. This refinery meets all Regent Petroleum's requirements in the United Kingdom and supplies other markets as well The Regent Westminster has been built for Regent Petroleum Tankship a member of the Texaco group of companies.

The finest Alderman Halliwell said "The public, not only of Bootle, but also over a very large area of south west Lancashire. will be able to enjoy what will, in effect, be the finest modern shopping centre in this part of the country." Car parking, both ground floor, and multi storey, would be on a scale unknown on Merseyside. For those who will be coming to the centre by public transport, the scheme provides a bus station, which di now under construction, and people will be able to go from the bus station into the shopping centre, both at ground floor and, by lift, to the upper floor. Four banks The centre is in close proximity to the Bootle New Strand railway station and we are planning a further stage of the development which will give a high level approach to the shops from the station platform, he said. Alderman Halliwell said that the council had been most concerned to ensure the provision of a very wide range of shops, and he was happy to say that that objective had been achieved.

NO DELAY The prosperity of the great docks in and adjoining Bootle demanded far better communication with the national motorway system. The great new administrative. commercial and induct rial developments now taking place and projected in Bootle, and the proposed new dock at Seaforth, dictated that there should be no delay in constructing a new motorway link from Bootle to the 6. Alderman Ellis continued: "The proposed South Lan- BEST ANSWER "This wouid have the effect of keeping heavy, through traffic out of the congested parts of the conurbation, and we are convinced that it would provide a snore satisfactory solution than any other scheme so far suggested." He added: "With our neighbours, Crosby and Litherland, we believe that the proposed extension of Dunnings Bridge Road to Seaforth should be put in hand at once, not only to serve the proposed new dock, but also to abolish the serious inconvenience created by the lift bridge in Litherland." CHILD'S BODY FOUND IN PARK TOILET Following the discovery of the naked body of a newly-born male child in the toilets in a Bootle park, Mr. R.

A. Lloyd, coroner for South West Lancashire, opened an inquest at Bootle yesterday and then adjourned the hearing until November 28. Sergeant K. C. Hollis of the Liverpool and Bootle Constabulary, said that an attendant at South Park found the baby's body at 1.10 p.m.

on October 8 in the girls' toilets adjoining the children's playground. Another attendant had previously checked the toilets at 10 a.m. that day and he was certain that the body was not there then. There was no wrapping round the body which could assist in identification. Inquiries were being made in an effort to contact the mother of the child or the person who left the body in the toilets.

PLANS AWAIT APPROVAL A British Railways spokesman in Liverpool said last night, that because plans for redevelopment of the area occupied by Central Station have yet to be approved by the City Council, no date has been fixed for the start of work. Mersey Railway services from Central Station (low to Wirral will not be affevted A pedestrians -only shopping concourse, car parking space, office block, cinema and a new building for the Lyceum Club are included in the plans, which have received outline approval from the Planning and Building sub-committee. TWO KILLED IN CAR CRASH A doctor and a woman passenger died in hospital to-day after their car had crashed into a lamp standard in Worsley Road Eccles, Manchester. The car was being driven by Dr. R.

E. Ball, aged 48. of Woodside Grove, Boothtown, Halifax. The passenger was Bridget Maureen Wood. aged 90.

of Gordon Street, Boothtown. ATTRACTS THE BIG TO NEW CENTRE HIGH COB 7 They a'so claim that No old established yacht clubs Royal Mersey and Tranmere would be forced out of existence. One course of action open to them is to file a petition through private Parliamentary agents in London but this would cost in the region of "At a later stage we would also have to be represented by Counsel" said Mrs. Tanfield. "The overall cost would be very high." The residents have been told that the Board's Parliamentary Bill for the project was to be presented at the end of November, and it was hoped for approval in June and a start on engineering investigations the following month.

Scholarship's find winner Mr. Michael Eastwood aged 27. of 75 Road, Birkdale, is the first winner of the Cubitts Philip Wyatt) travelling scholarship of £lOO. Mr. Wyatt.

who died in 1965, was managing director and chairman of the Holland Hannen and Cubitts North West group. Mr. Eastwood, who is studying a Liverpool College of Buildi In sp ec ore Public Health 's diploma, proposes to visit sites where timber houses are being built in Britain and in Sweden. SEE OUR WONDERFUL SELECTION OF NYLON SHIRTS Neat checks, stripes and white, with bluff edge collar. Also white Enkalon.

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