Algonquin Township Rolls Out Literature
“Traditional” might be the best way to describe literature being rolled out by the Algonquin Township candidates at the Crystal Lake Expo this weekend.
It’s pretty much a straight name ID piece with a group photo of all the candidates on the front and head shots and names on the back.
No reason offered to vote for the candidates unless the words
- Experience
- Integrity
- Dedication
and the phrase
Local Government Service at the Lowest Possible Cost
motivates you to vote Republican.
Two of the candidates, Linda Lance and Lowell Cutsforth were manning the Algonquin Township Republican Central Committee’s booth at the Crystal Lake Expo.
Each of them had signs.
The other two candidates, Joe Powalowski and Neils Sorensen, did not.
All are incumbent Algonquin Township Trustees.
Click to enlarge the images.
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For those of you who don’t know much about townships, they perform three basic functions: assessing, road maintenance in unincorporated areas and hand out local welfare, called General Assistance. Crystal Lake is in four townships. The two major ones are Algonquin and Nunda. The horizontal dividing line is Crystal Lake Avenue. The western part of Crystal Lake (west of our home in Lakewood on Meridian Street, in fact, is Grafton Township. The far Northwestern corner is in Woodstock-dominated Dorr Township.)
