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THE LIVERPOOL ECHO AND EVENING EXPRESS FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1965 Work Begins On Opening Phase Of Bootle's New He 'Wins The Duke's. Gold Award MELLING MAN BABY IN CANAL amini MOTORWAY ROUTE NOW MED inEllll PROPOSED MOTORWAY ROM 10 lIE READWATIKD s. PROPOSED INK ROADS NOM JUNCTIONS WITH comma ROARS -dmoIJ ABOVE I ood- o' 7 1 Further 21 Miles Of 6 Fixed Westmorland Route Will Join Penrith By-pass The route of a further soon as the statutory 21 miles of the M. 6 processes and land acquieltion can be completed. motorway Westmorland Tim been fixed.

This 21-mile length of motorwey is the northern part Yr. Tom Fraser (Minister of ei a scheme published in draft Transtiorti has suds a scheme in April last year. Originally it for the section between was intended that the scheme Killington Reservoir, near moult fix the ma of 36 Sedhergh an HackthurPe Of th 6 between the just south of Peerith where it hammy 6 and I will Join the proposed by-pass, the route of Because 0 7 3 0 1: 0 7 14 7 the was fixed last year. will and atebeck a hal ara malh owev diveni er. on a five The new motorway difficult a provide an alternativee times to th the original route is no som hazardous A.

6 route over Shap proposed, ernedand this necessitat es Fell. Although the highest of point on the new give everyone effected by (be amended redu i ize th an eir ozrg will be within the normal this purpose a draft motorway standaros. and the or the or the 15 miles maximum gradient of one in LeDeester by-page wi 33 is mooched for a distance of too will be leas than a mile. The Minister's engineers for the seclisolivir A feature of 'pedal Intereatiand welts between will be the separation of the' Gancaller and Pehrith we carriageways over two lengths Scott a Villena of about and five miles Kirkpatrick and Partners, across the high moorland north of At some points they will be about 800 ft. apart The alignment of the northern length of separated carriageways has been moved a few hundred yards to the east of the alignment originally proposed in order to reduce aeverance and to meet objections to the draft wam'.

Near the northern end of the route. the motorway encroaches slightly on the lake District national park, but care has been taken to keep this to a minimum. It is expected that 1 engineering problems will be encountered during the nettk of this ever the high Wes rsto rA fell country. Through the. Lean Gorge, heavy earth matting and ruck blasting dellellide the railway will be ry.

and because of the ties involved it Is to start in advance of other works on this section se The first Duke of Edlabargh's Gold Award to be gained by a somber of the Wallasey Y.M.O A Is presented at the Y.M.C.A. Wallasey by Mr. T. Cadbury. to Cliff Blillked.

aged who Is at Wallasey Nobel Castro Is Mr. RannodY Whits. chairman of Wallasey Y.14.C.A. The eorewmpay took place last Med. UTHEBRAL BLAST Negro Amused Of Aron A Molotov cocktail throws in St Patrlck's Roma Catholic Cathedral.

Now York loot hlm exploded in a sheet et Awe among five people hiseeling at the main altar rail. One of the five worshippers. Mrs. tmraa Reeves. aged 417.

had her clothes and feet enveloped in flames ant was taken to hospital badly burned. Her condition later was only fair. David L. Malone. aged 25.

a seas). was later charged with arson. desecrating a house of worship and felonious assault. and A.P. DIED IN OXFORDSHIRE Fernier Liverpool Mao The death has taken place a Mr.

Bernard W. Howro76. at hta home. Ridgeway. Oxfordshire.

aged 73. A manufacturing agent in Liverpool during the last war. he lived at 56 Inlet Road. Sefton Park. when he was appointed Colonel of the 85th County of Lancaster Home Guard.

In the first world war he served to the 6th. Liverpool Rifles and later was commissioned In the 90. Battalion Kings Liverpool Regiment. He leaves a widow! two daughters. KABUL VISIT Birloswood Girl In Expeditios Whap Marren aged 21, a Third-year geography student at Queen Mary College.

Logsdon Untversit). leaves shortly for a 10-week expedition to Kabul the capital of Afghanistan. Margaret. of the Pod Office, Burtonwood. is to of the food supplies on the expedition, which at an estimated coat of £1.400.

wit travel by minibus through .1 1 urope. The expedition is being aponaorsd by the Queen Mary College Exploration Boar.i. Blacklert 341 UMSALLY 17 11-14 14 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS! EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN water Settee and hay to match: supwiot in detiitit and duality; flaholatorod OUTSin Itid dyads NDINS IlloquontoVALUE. with wood arms. TA BLACKLER'S VALUES ALWA s.

PLEASE illackler's bloc(' 144., tllll4 and Lt. Lhariotts Streets, I.4,Arpoot 1. ROY el 1400 FIRESIDE SUITES VALUES WONDE RFUL DIVAN BEDS VAIN Wonderful Value In Divers Reds, comprising Divan. beautiful Mattress. and Headboard polished rich shade et £1 7 Oak: sire 6fl tinx aft Round Table President Mr.

Paul Dodd. of 20 Moimt Road, New Brighton, who was last night elected president et Wallasey Round Table. Mr. Dodd, who is in prestige with his father as an ophthalmic optician, le a. fanner chairman of the Merseyside Optical Association and vies-chairman of she IWallasey Catenian Society.

Married, with three children, by has been a member of Round Table for 11 years and hob been chairman of the Wallasey Table's Old People's Club. THREE YEARS' GAOL Two Men Who Mole From Hoylake Shop Peter Charles Reilly, 22- years-old labourer, of 38 Netherbv Street. Liverpool 8. and Terence Rice. aged 23.1 unemployed, of 155 New Hey Road, Woodchurch, Birkenhead, were found guilty of breaking into and stealing from a HoN lake shop on December 12 when they appeared at Cheshire Quarter Sessions yesterday.

1 Each was sentenced to three years' imprisonment to run concurrently with sentences they are now serving. The chairman, Mr. Francis, Williams, Q.C., said both had' shocking records and had no intention of 'trying to lead honest lives. Constable Parry said both men had been to approved 'school and Borstal. Rice had also been to prison and had been discharged with ignominy from the Army.

SECOND SON Liverpool Cosy Director At Liverpool Maternity Hospital yesterday a son was born to Mrs. David Freeman, of Westmead. Cottage Drive. Gayton. the daughter of the late Sir Alfred and Lady Shennan.

Mr. Freiman is atcompany director with the moat canning and provision merchant'. G. Nickson LiverpooL SAVES DRAMA Dives To Rescue After Pram Rolls Into Water CHILD NONE THE WORSE A HI-month-old baby who fell into the Leeds- Liverpool Canal at Melling yesterday afternoon was reamed be a lorry driver and detective constable. Dennis Hayde.

aged 31. was Walking to work alone the canal bank when he saw a pram containing the baby. Kathleen GaHagher, roll down the oppostte bank Into Ow water. Throwing off his jacket, he dived into the 8-ft. deep canal and swam over to the baby.

Who was still afloat and attached to pram by her hilt, Del ective Con George brothers, seeing the drama from ris ear, had run to the bank and was on hand to lift the child to safety. Lane, Me'hug, commented: "I just dived in and the rest was simple." Kathleen, who had been taken to the canal bank by her six brothers and Estersaged between 3 end I.l—wait back home with her parents at la Simoomood Lane. Kirkby. lest night. Miss Hunter's Ban Varied "Until She Passes Driving Test" Miss Margaret Hunter, aged fr, a sclvooknistress.

of Utterable Road, Waverley, Liverpool, had a 12-month driving disqualification varied to 'until she has passed a drivin test," when abe against It at heater Quarter Seesi ons yesterday. She had been disqualified at Oairmere in February for driving without insurance and fined O. She was also fined £3 for driving without due care. In a statement yesterday. Miss Hunter said that she had I not driven uninsured.

because the Road Traffic Act. HOW. that alternative security" was sufficient and sive had ample tonne to meet When Constable Thomas James satd that Was Hunter had been fined for driving as a learner-driver without supervision, MIN Hunter said: "I had an Instructor, butt he JumPed Olt of the oar 1 nd Left me." VERY LUCKY Kathleen seemed none the worse for her erienee. toot Detective Contat.le Brattier, took her to his home at Kirkby and called for an ambulance. which took the child to Alder Hey Hospital.

Detective Constable Brothers Sold the Echo latcr "Kathleen was very lucky. She seemed to keep afloat for seconds, using her legs. hefty. Mr ruched her." Mr MwYcle. .1 1 7 Waddlose PAINTER'S £3,000 HAUL FROM HOUSES A Complex Personality MEOLS RAIDS Property worth 3.015 had been stolen by Peter William Harris.

a 28-yearold painter and decorator, of Bowden Head Palm. Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire. from houses in Meols and other porta of the country. odd Mr. D.

T. Jones. oroocenting at Cheshire Quarter Sessions yesterday. Of this 1.421 worth had been recovered. Harris admitted breaking into the home of Mrs Gertrude Hey.

of Roman Road, Meols. and steaiing propertr worth M. breaking into the home of Mrs. Eunice Dutton, of Baacbxoft Road, Meets. acid stealing property worth M.

and with breaking Into the borne of Mr. Gregory Fox. at Valley Road, Olissidle, and Sting worth He asked for 112 atonese to be considered. Harris had been ado Sad an early age by a Hoy' woman, and lied been given an snceilent opportnity said Detective Sergeant H. W.

Spencer. He had married a woman with four children. WfflrS DENIAL Mrs. Audrey Harris said her husband bed married her when she ill add had looked after her and her four children. Sbe denied being involved In any of the offences.

and said She knew nothing about them. Mr Justin Price, defending. said Harris was a "complex personality" and felt that he Ms in need of psychiatric treatment. He was paying £5 a week for the farmhouse and was keeping knit wife and her four children. He got into diflllcukties when people for whom he worked did not pay for the work done.

The deputy chairman (Mr Philip Owen Q.C.) directed that Harris should be remanded in custody to appear before him next mouth. Meanwhile. he should he seen by prison medical SURGERY THEFT Wallasey Youth Took Forms Admitting that he had broken into a doctor's surgery and had stolen prescription forms, Michael David Beattie. 20- years-old laboratory assistant. of 5 Harper Lane.

Moreton. Wallasey, was placed on probation for two years at Quarter Sessions 'yesterday. A condition was 'made that Beattie stayed for at Moston Hospital. Mr. Alan Lees tprosecutingi said Mrs.

Mona Quinn. the i resident caretaker, found the had been entered and prescription forms missing. They could be used to obtain drugs if anyone was minded to forge a doctor's signature. When police officers were talking tot Beattie he threw down al cigarette packet and some prescription forms were found in it. Beattie said "I have taken sufficient tablets to put me to sleep in half an hour." Beattie had to have hospital treatment.

He was alleged to have said that one of the others involved went down to London. where he got some heroin. Beattie had been in hospital six times after unsuccessful attempts 1 i commit suicide. said Mr. Lees.

New Traffic Manager Started As Rail Clerk A 45-years-014 Liverpool man who started his career as a clerk with the old L.MS. Railw in ay last night appointed to the £2.107 a year post as general manager of Widnes Transport Department. Mr. Leslie Quinn, who takes up the post on May 24. has been deputy general manager of Barrow-in-Furness Motor Bus and Centralised Transport Department since 1958.

He succeeds Mr. J. H. Craggs, who has been Scheme £SM. TRAFFIC-FREE SHOPPING CENTRE Decked Parking For 1,000 Cars And Bus Terminal Work has started on the opening laying of a new sewer in Bootle's Strand Rood.

be provided on Washington Street. Along Stanley Road land Washington Street, buses will be serving the shopping centre at a rate of well over 1.000 trips a day. Re-housing of people from dwellings to be demolished to make way for some of the redevelopment is now under way and piling for tile first shopping block is expected to begin in September. It is envisaged that the flat shoos will be open for the 1006 Christmas trade and the shopping centre cowleted before the and of IM--the centenary year of Bootle's receipt of its municipal charter. The dropping centre to be named New Strand, will be developed by Raveneef Properties in association with Bootle Corporation.

Stanley Road compreissesive redevelopment in which a trailfic-free. tiered ping centre centre complete want pram-ramps and escalators, will be provided. The area of the scheme is twice that of Liverpool's St. John's Precinct redevelopment. The overall, cost will be more than £5,000.000.

The scheme incorporates shops, department stores, supermarkets. banks. offices. a Post Office, restaurant, an hotel and 157 flats. There will be decked parking for 1.000 cars, with 500 additional ground-level car spaces.

A new bus terminus is to CARNEGIE TRUST History Written By Liverpool Lecturer Grants totalling 5.403,710. of which slightly under on third was spent on nubile were paid in its first fifty years by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. This fact is brought out in "Welfare in Tru" a 1 bi 3-letpff of the trust from 19905. written by Mr Wiliam Robertson. senior lecturer in economics.

University of Liverpool, which is to -day by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. Dunfermline. The trust chairman. Mr 0. A.

Cunningham records in a foreword that Andrew Carnegie. having made a great fortune. gave away a very large pert a it In his own lifetime. than million dollars More the equiv3ooalent of 030.000.000 In 1913. Mr.

Leas gam appointed gassed inemeisr of the Salford Transport undertaking. Mr. Quinn was selected from a short list of six candidates. Educated at Rathbone School, Edge Hill and iLiverpool College of Commerce. be started work with the L.M.

Railwa in Liverpool 1938 but four years later loaned the Royal Navy serving throughout the war la the Western es. Russian convoys 2rtreJapernese campaign. He returned to the district assenger supentendent's staff at Livetpool ri until 1949 when he was appointed a. traffic officer with St. Helens' Corporation Transport Department, leaving after 5i years to join Liverpool Corporation as a schedules officer.

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