The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 85

1 Adopt Compromise Plan On Salt Creek Floods Suburban Motorists Penalized Drivers' 11 of one Northwest Suburbanite a revoked, 15 suspended and seven neighborhood res! dents were given probation a i Secretary State Charles Carpentler re ports. Revoked was the license Louis M. Rasmussen, 101 Can Dota, Mt. Prospect. Suspend cd are: William T.

Blair. 631 S. Al bert. Mt. Prospect; William J.

Evans. 1150 Hickory, Ar Heights: Vincent Ford, 723 N. Highland, Ar Jlngton Heights; Eric 0. Gab ler. 708 Dresser Mt.

Pros pect: Walter J. Popp, 20. Lanford, Prospect Heights Max F. Sells, 915 Mltchel Arlington Heights: Ken tieth D. Verden, 139 Warren Palatine.

James T. Carroll, 17 17. Foster. Wood Dale; Hugh 402 Marshall Ben senvlllfl; Wayne E. Mills, 24 Addlson; Leonnrt F.

Nyman, 309 Pinecraft, Ro Joseph R. Oliver, 104 Daniel Bcnsenvllle; Ver non W. Prentice, 231 Irvln Park, Bensenvllle; Harold Slevert, 2 Mill Addlson Goiidon H. Von Bergen, RR Box 261, Roselle. Given probationary permit were: Robert F.

Theorln, 69 N. Wayne, Wheeling; Eugen Ce Frenna, 17 W. 666 Victor Addison; Roland W. Dunte man. 22 W271 St.

Lawrence Medlnah; Gerald H. Hclsper 607 S. School Mt. Pros pect; Walter E. Kidding, 50 Banbury A 11 Heights; Raleigh L.

Kick, 70 N. Elmhurst Prospcc Heights, and James J. Dale: 4sn, -3405 Slgwalt Rollln Meadows. atlons and that contracts tor first work may be let lis summer. A compromise plan for flood control on Salt creek has been adopted by the state and Cook county, it was announced last week by Daniel Ryan, president of the county noard.

Potn the Illinois Division of Waterways and the Cook County Forest Preserve district gave ground on methods to be employed in the 1.2 million dollar program In the west suburban sector of Salt creek, it was reported. In addition, the state agreed to give consideration In the overall program to a county proposal to construct a dam to impound flood waters In sse forest In Elk Grove township in northwest Cook county. The General Assembly appropriated 5.2 million dot lai's for the'big project. Agreement on the modified plan was reached nfter meetings between officials of the forest preserve district and the state division of wa terways. They got together at the urging of the Northeastern Illinois Metropolitan A a Planning commission.

Here are the Highlights of the compromise as reported by Charlrs C. Sail- 1 crs. general superintendent of the forest preserve district: I 1 1. SALT Creek, from Wash, Ington street In Brookfield upstream to Addlson creek and Mannhein road on or near the border of North Riverside and Broadview, will be deepened and widened on the low side of this three mile section of the channel. i The width of Salt when widened.

In this section will range from 40 to 50 feet, 1 instead of from 50 to 70 feet originally proposed by the 2. The state dropped its demand to also widen the portion of Salt creek west of Mannheim road over to Ful- lersburg dam, located a mile Inside the DuPage line. Cook county agreed to "two or three minor channel changes" deman- by the state In this section of the creek. Sauers said. 3.

The state abandoned Its proposal to dig an open ditch a ross forest preserve property from a point on a near 9th avenue In Riverside over to a point on the Des Plaines river near avenue In Brookfield, INSTEAD, the storm water will be shunted Into an underground pipe conduit to be Installed In this section south of 26th street from 9th to 1st avenues. The change from open ditch to underground conduit was Insisted upon by the forest preserve district to keep this preserve area north of the Brookfield Zoo safe for recreational purposes. 4. The state agreed to fur- review and consider the Forest dam proposa for Incorporation as the nex step to be taken In the Sal Creek flood control project said the state Is proceeding on the plan sheet to meet all agreed upon modlfl Writing Workshop Open to Everyone The Dramatists Workshop, is sponsored by Village Theatre, lor eight week's beginning June 21 at 8:15 p.m. in the East room of the Pioneer Park lieldhouse, Arlington Heights, is featuring the writing of monologues, scenes of conflict and one-act plays to be discussed and studied.

'Aim of the writing k- shop is to develop a strong "feel" (not formula) for dramatic structure, to examine various theatrical forms in relation, to the playwright's idea, and to pose and stylistic problems for the workshop writer to solve. THE INSTRUCTOR for the writing workshop is Richard Mansfield of Chicago, a Ford Foundation Fellow i 1959 I960 studying playwri- ting under John Gassner at the Yale School of Drama. His writing credits have appeared in New York City, as well as on many local stations a Chicago's educational stations. Mansfield is a graduate of Northwestern University and Harvard Law School and now divides his time between practising law a writing plays. The workshop writers i 1 be able to have their plays produced by Village Theatre, if they wish.

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