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Thursday, Oeianur 1. IQ64 THE MsHEHEY rLAlHDEALSR X £S?@d «ITV EDIB IVERSON FRPPPA DURKIN -- 88IW07J5 PROPERTY OWNERS ELECT OFFICERS AT REGULAR MEET The Eastwood Manor Property Owner's Association met Friday evening and held elections. The newly elected officers We chairman, Fred Woodbury, vice-chairman, Carl Hagerup, recording-secretary, Kay Mitchell, treasurer, Dottle Messer, corresponding secretary, Lois Ryan, sergeant-atarms, Carl Scheaffer, and board of directors, Richard Weigman. Subjects discussed at the meeting after elections were a toboggan slide, bus shelters, and our own little league. In order to accomplish anything at all towards these things we need the help of all of you so if you are interested in such tasks please come out to the meetings and give them your help. You need only sign the register at a meeting to become a member. While there ask for your free vehicle stickers too. Come on out and meet the people and join them in making this a good, well run community in which to live. The meetings are held on the third Friday of each month. Fall Ball The Fall Ball was held at the barn Saturday night. More attended than expected with other doings held in McHenry on this same evening. They had a really wonderful time dancing to the latest records and just getting together for an evening of fun. Junior Legion News In last week's Plaindealer there was a picture of the new Legion auxiliary officers. Two of these young ladies reside in our Manor. The assistant sergeant- at-arms is Martha Simpson and the secretary is Cathy Durkin. EUGENE TINKLER This is a photo of Eugene Tinkler; newly elected president of the Eastwood Manor Teen Club. FRED WOODBURY This is a picture of Fred Woodbury. He was elected E.M.P.O.A. president Friday evening. Sympathy We wish to extend deep sympathy to the Richard Rad family on the passing away of his uncle, John Youngren of Mount Prespect. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of forty Friday, Sept. 18. Birthday Party Saturday afternoon Ernie Kuck and Bruce Eternick helped Joel Saynor celebrate his eleventh birthday by going to the local roller rink for an afternoon of fun and then back home for cake and ice cream. Engagement Told Lynn Saynor is engaged to P.F.C. Albert A. Jurs of Arlington Heights. A1 is stationed in Germany with the army. No date has been set for the wedding. Birthdays Happy birthday today, Oct. 1, to 10 year old Larry Mersch, our first birthday of the month. Oct. 2 best wishes go to Jack Adams. Diane Rogers will be blowing out eight candles on the 3rd. Oct. 5 will be the big day for Mae Miller, John Coughlin and Hat tie Schwabauer. Oct 6 little Ronnie French will become four. Anniversaries Mri and Mrs. Elmer Borcovan are our first couple to be celebrating their anniversary in October on the first. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kellogg observe the fourth day as the day they were wed. And on Oct. 6 best wishes ring out for Mr. and Mrs. William Brogan. Joins Marines A farewell party was held in the Saynor residence for young Hugh, Jr., who has joined the Marines. Present to bid him well were his grandmother, Mrs. Rick of Elmhurst; Mrs. Ward, Wayne, Judy and Ronnie of Maywood, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis, Tammy and Jeff of Glenn Ellyn; Betty and Jerry King of Eastwood Manor; Bettys' sister, Sue, who is visiting from Pennsylvania, and Dale EVERGREEN SALE by Jlowerwood Our Regular Price On This 12" Evergreen Is 93.00. Special Price for One Week Only owe »• woe Rt. 14 & 176 Phone 459-6200 Crystal Lake, IU. Dally 8-5:30 -- Sunday 9-5 Brubacker, Francis and Margaret Pickett and daughters of Eastwood Manor arid Judy Wright of Lilymoor. Hugh left on Tuesday, the 22nd, from O'- Hare Field for Sah Diego, Calif., where he will receive his and of course his gal were there to see him off. Scout News Leader of Brownie Troop 211, attended the Betty Radner, neighborhood meeting in the American Legion building. Her full troop of 18 little girls is all set up and ready to go. The first meeting will be at 4 p.m. until 5:15 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. Committee mothers are Mrs. Nancy Marcotte, Mrs. Lee Landin, Mrs. Georgiana Wilson and Mrs. Florence Tucker. All Brownie mother? must see to the transportation of their own little girls. Junior Girl Scouts Troop 436 will meet at St. Patrick's church at 3:15 p.m. until 4:45 p.m. The first meeting will be held Oct. 7. Troop leader is Pat Kellogg with co-leader Jean Weldt from Kent Acres assisting. Girl Scout Troop 190 will meet Monday, Oct. 5 at 3:30 until 5 p.m. at the Methodist church. This troop consists of thirty-two girls. Co-leaders are Mrs. James Longhway and Mrs. Don Virgens. Cub Scout Pack 162 had their monthly Pack meeting last Thursday evening at the American Legion. Their theme was "The Fair" and they had the room set-up like a small fair with boths where each den sold items the boys had made, also for sale were taffy apples, popcorn balls, etc. Games were in the same theme and enjoyed by all who attended. to the following young students graduating from the primary department to the junior department, Chris Durkin, Michael Erickson, Monica Haldeman, Jeffrey Hoskins, Laura Kellogg, Michael Maule, boot training. Mother, Dad,^Douglas Messer, Mitchell Siep Accident Little Jimmy Engerstrom burned both hands badly on the oven in their home. He looks like he is wearing boxing mitts. Determined to get around the poor little tyke is now crawling using his elbows. Imagine he feels pretty sore. Our sympathy really goes out to this small fry as he works for his place in our growing world. Faith Presbyterian Church News On last Sunday at Faith Church Bibles were presented man, Denise Thomas, Lynn Tomlinson, and Larry Tucker. Thursday, Oct. 1 -- 8 p.m. Choir practice will be held. Friday, Oct. 2 -- 3:30 p.m. Junior choir will meet. Sunday, Oct. 4--World Wide Communion Sunday. The sermon will be entitled "The Gospel of God", and the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated. Tuesday, Oct. 6, a number of women from Faith Church will be attending the F&ll Presbyterial meeting at Rockford. Oct. 6--8 p.m. at the church first in a series of four weekly discussions in theology for teachers. Oct. 7--Brownies meet at 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Session meets and at 8 p.m. Deacons will meet. Demonstration A dozen women attended Elaine Rogers demonstration party Friday night. Coffee, cup cakes, and brownies were served. The gals "all had a grand time getting re-acquainted and meeting other new Manorites besides playing with all that merchandise! Bunco Club News A new Bunco Club was formed with so many girls enjoying an evening out together. New members are Frieda Durkin, Joyce Engstrom, Erika Haldeman, Edie Iverson, Thelma Massheimer, Jean Mersch and Kay Stephenson. Around the Manor Up early for nine holes of golf in Pistakee we find A1 Bianchi, Fred Woodbury, Harry Mueller, and Harry's father-inlaw Sunday morning. A special treat for Cathy Durkin on her recent birthday was to have a friend stay over the weekend with her. Susan Phipps enjoyed sharing birthday cake, attending the Junior Legion meeting as guest, and cycling about the Manor among other activities. Dick and Nancy Rad observed their wedding anniversary by going out to a restaurant in Richmond with friends. The Rad family have been GREE1 RM Having decided -to discontinue the dairy business, will sell public auction at the farm located 7 miles Northwest of Woodstock, 5 miles Southeast of Harvard on Striet Road, 3 miles East from Rt. 14 at Windy Hill Restaurant and Auto Sales, 1' rrtile" West Of the Woodstock-Alden Road on the Maguire Road, then 1 mile South to Striet Road -- follow the arrows . . . Sum Octi commencing at 12:00 noon 75 HEAD OF CATTLE 42 milk cows (18 reg.); 14 Holstein yearlings and calves (7 reg.); 17 2-yr. old springing Holstein heifers (8 reg.); 3 reg. Holstein Bulls (Duke, 2 yrs., Maple, 7 mo.); 1 Pure bred Angus, 2 yr.. Herd consists of Glamor Boy-Duke breeding NIBCO breeding since 1958. Also on DHIA since 1958. All cattle laboratory tube tested and TB tested for interstate sale. Butter fat aver. 515 lb. -- milk aver. 13,517 lbs. DHIA records to 700 lbs. Herd available for inspection prior to sale. MACHINERY 3-14 Massey Plow on rubber; 2-14 Massey Plow on rubber; Colby Grain Steel Box; 2 wheeled Cattle Trailer; 45 Cow Trainers; 7 ft. New Idea Mower; 300 Gal. Cherry Burrell Bulk Tank; 4 Surge Milking Units; Steel pails, strainers, etc.; Surge Special 22 pump and motor. F Owner Duane Menzel, Manager and Herdsman R. No. 1, Harvard, Illinois (338-2455) WM. RUSSELL, Auctioneer FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking TERMS: Usual Bank Terms. $25.00 or under Cash Not responsible for accide!n,ts Lunch Wagon on Grounds Due to the death of her husband, the undersigned will sell the following personal property on premises located Vi mile South of Volo, Illinois, or 6 miles East of McHenry, being on the Fisher Rd. % mile South of Rte. 120, 1 mile West of Highway 12 on sir 3 at 1H i.m. LARGE AMOUNT OF VEGETABLE GROWING EQUIPMENT: 9 TRACTORS: 3 Allis Model "G" Tractors, 2 with hyd., and mounted cult., seeders, etc.; Case Model 300 tractor with wide front, 3-point hitch, 3 range transmission & 2 way hyd.; Case DC tractor; Case VAC tractor; 2 Farmall "A"' tractors; Farmall Cub tractor with 1-row cult. & snow plow. FARM MACHINERY & MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: Case 3-16 mounted plow; Case 3-14 plow on rt; Case No. 613 rotary chopper; 9 ft. McC. disc; 6 ft. disc. 8 ft. J.D. KBA disc; Holland 1-row transplanter; 11 ft. meeker harrow with hyd. leveler; Case tractor manure spreader; 8 ft. fert. spreader; 300 gal. fuel tank; 3 Case wagons & racks; 2 row Case cultivator; 6 warehouse trucks; miscellaneous tanks; 16 ft. belt conveyor; 4 section roller conveyors; blower & motor; New Idea 1-row pull-type corn picker, in good cond.; Meyers trail-type sprayer; new hand seeders; scales; oil and drums and pumps; chain hoist; tarpaulins; bunching twine; all kinds of insecticides; 8:25x20 tires & wheels; sump pump; side dressers; aprons; 1335 corn crates; 900 celery heart crates; high pressure 3 h.p. shallow well pump; large amount of whale hide paper, 15x70 and 20x54; many other items. IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT AND PRE-COOLING UNITS: Chrysler 35 h.p. 500 gpm. irrigation pump on trailer; approximately 2,600 ft. of 4" and 6" alum, and galvanized irrigation pipe with all the necessary heads, elbows, T's, shut-offs, 2'-8' risers; pipe cart; two 2 h.p. compressors, 24,000 BTU each; 2 double unit cooler units. This equipment has always been well cared for and housed and is in top condition. If needing this type of equipment, be sure to attend this sale. I^MS. ALTIN0 Owner AUCTIONEERS: Gordon Stade -- BAIdwin 3-5155 Wm, Stade Jr. Gray slake, III. Mundelein, Iii- TERMS: Cash. Settlement on day of sale. Nothing removed until settled for. Only verified or certified checks will be accepted. Not responsible for accidents -- Zoellner lunch wagon on grds. getting out a lot recently. Bill Colbum, Nancy's father, who is taking flying lessons* took her up for her first plane ride! They also visited in the Skokie village nursing home as Nancy's grandmother was celebrating her eighty-eighth birthday! Another time Dick and Nancy went to the Columbus hospital to visit Dick's father who is recuperating from recent surgery. Eefore returning, home they had dinner in a, nice Italian restaurant. Kay Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, and family all came out from Oak Park to help that cute little Nancy of theirs observe her third birthday. Fred and Pam Woodbury celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with luncheon in a fashionable restaurant in Algonquin. Fred presented pretty Pam a beautiful corsage. Surprise visitors at the Saynor household on Wednesday were Eddie Pauley and sons, Eddy Lee and Greg,' of Melrose Park. Saturday evening Hugh and LaVerne, aiong with friends from Algonquin and .Cary attended the installation of the new officers of DuFage County Voiture at the Glen Ellyn Afnerican Legion home. A delicious dinner was served before the installation and a dance after. Jerry and Lois Ryan attended the Lakes Region Sports Car Club dinner Thursday, Sept. 17, in Round Lake. They also celebrated their wedding anniversary at the dinner. The new president of the Sports Car Club appointed the Ryans to edit the monthly newspaper for the club. Jerry's grandmother, Mrs. Martha Schmidt of Arlington Heights, was a guest at the Ryan home for several days. Lois Ryan attended the Northern Illinois District of Lutheran Churches, Missouri Synod, Sunday School convention in Chicago on Saturday, Sept. 19. There she attended classes and lectures during the day and a banquet in the evening with entertainment. Meet Your Neighbor Today we would like you to get acquainted with Gordon and Pat Rehberg at 2311 Manor Lane, They moved here from Aqua Lane in Shalimar. Gordon is a mechanic in McHenry. His hobbies are sports cars. They have two small boys, Scott is over a year and a half and Curt is the January's model baby. Their great enjoyment is an 18 month old St. Bernard named Cindy. We wish to welcome you and hope you always find happiness and friends here. Note We talked Eugene Tinkler and Fred Woodbury into giving us their pictures for the column. Eugene is the newly elected chairman of the Eastwood Manor Teen Club and Fred accepted the gavel of the chairman of E.M.P.O.A. Friday evening. Good luck to both of you in your new rolls. Reminders Homemakers meet at Dee Penicks at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 6. Call 385-5072 or get in touch with Edie Iverson and Frieda Durkin with your news. We are both very pleased with your co-operation. This is yotir column and you are doing a fine job of reporting your news to us. REVOKE LICENSE " OF QNE; THREE ARE SUSPENDED® _______ The driver license of Charles Angelo of Cary has been revoked for three violations, according to word from the office of Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain. Suspensions were ordered for Walter J. Bert, Jr., of 502 Eastview, Mcritenry, and Willie B, Looper of Woodstock, both for three violations, and Martha F. Campbeel of Woodstock for violating a restriction on license or permit. Probationary permits were issued to Jack A. Hobbs of Crystal Lake, Ronald C. Jones of Algonquin, Norbert M. Kleein of 317 N. Hill road, McHenry, and Merrill J. Oster of Woodstock. 'm Our word KHAKI comes from a Persian word meaning earth-colored. This color was originally produced by dipping white uniforms in thin mud to make them less obvious, to an enemy. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ELECTION NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON TUESDAY, THE 3rd OF NOVEMBER At the following Polling Places in the Various Election Precincts, of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, an election will be held for the purpose of election: ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, (To be represented on the ballot by names of the Candidates for President and Vice-President of their respective parties.) Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor of Public Accounts Attorney General Three Trustees of the University of Illinois Representative in Congress, 12th Congressional District State Senator, 52nd Senatorial District (Even Numbered Districts Only) 177 Representatives in the General Assembly, (From the State At-Large) Appellate Court Judges, 2nd Judicial District (3 To Be Elected) Circuit Court Judges, 19th Judicial Circuit, Two To Be Elected Associate Judge of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Recorder of Deeds State's Attorney Coroner County Auditor (In Counties of Over Seventy- five thousand and less than five hundred thousand inhabitants.) Notice is also given that on the day above written the electors of the aforesaid County and State will have submitted to them for their adoption or rejection the following propositions: YES For the proposed amendment to Section 9 of Article IV of the Constitution (Annual Legislative Sessions.) "NO' YES For the proposed amendment to add Section 35 to Article IV of the Constitution. (Continuity of governmental NO operations in periods of emergency.) The Proper Order having been entered by the Circuit Court of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, notice is also given that on the day above written the electors of the aforesaid County will have submitted to them for their adoption or rejection the following proposition: "Shall there be organized a forest preserve district in accordance with the order of the judge of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, under the date of the 29th day of September, 1964, to be known as the 'McHenry County Forest Preserve District' and described as follows: The entire territory embracing the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, excepting therefrom Section 6 in Township 46 North, Range 5 East of the Third Principal Meridian"? The ballots for the submission of said proposition at at such election shall be in substantially the following form: "Shall there be organized a forest preserve district in accordance with the order of the judge of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, under the date of the 29th day of September, 1964, to be known as the 'McHenry County Forest Preserve District' and described as follows: The entire territory embracing the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, excepting therefrom Section 6 in Township 46 North, Range 5 East of the Third Principal Meridian"? YES NO PRECINCT POLLING PLACES FOR McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS, FOR GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1964. RILEY -- Riley Town Hall, Riley Township, Illinois MARENGO 1 -- Community Center, W. Prairie St. Marengo, 111. MARENGO 2 -- V.F.W. Building, E. Prairie St., Marengo, 111. MARENGO 3 -- Kelley Bros. Garage, N. State St., Marengo, 111. DUNHAM -- Cavin Motors, 338 Division St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 1 -- City Municipal Bldg., N. Division St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 2 -- Masonic Temple, N. Ayer St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 3 -- Ferris Bros. Garage, 202 N. Johnson St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 4 -- American Legion Hall, N. Ayer St., Harvard, 111. CHEMUNG 5 -- Wm. Yerkes Garage, Chemung, 111. ALDEN -- Fire Station, Alden, 111. HARTLAND -- Hartland Twp. Garage, Hartland, 111. SENECA -- Franklinville Town Hall, Seneca Township, 111. CORAL -- St. John United Church of Christ, Union, 111. GRAFTON 1 -- Fire Station, Coral St., Huntley, 111. GRAFTON 2 -- Lakewood Village Hall, Lakewood, Crystal Lake, 111. GRAFTON 3 -- Grafton Twp. Beach House, 430 N. Shore Dr., Crystal Lake, 111. DORR 1 -- Abbott's Garage, E. Judd St., Woodstock, HI. DORR 2 -- Reichert's Garage, 417 Clay St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 3 -- Tidy Rug Cleaners, 200 Washington St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 4 -- Woodward's Garage, 239 N. Throop St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 5 -- Court House Annex, Calhoun St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 6 -- School Room of Former St. John Church, E. Calhoun St., Woodstock, 111. DORR 7 -- U. S. Army Recruiting Office, Intersection of Jackson & Jefferson Streets, Woodstock, 111. DORR 8 -- Basement School Dist. No. 48, Ridgefield, 111. GREENWOOD 1 -- Greenwood Town Hall, Village of Greenwood, 111. GREENWOOD 2 -- Paines Sport Shop, Rt. No. 47, Woodstock, 111. GREENWOOD 3 -- Community Bldg., (Fire House), Woody Trail & Meadow Lane, Wonder Lake, 111. HEBRON -- Fire Station, Hebron, 111. RICHMOND 1 -- Memorial Hall, Richmond, IU. RICHMOND 2 -- Basement Post Office, Solon Mills, 111. BURTON -- Town Hall, Spring Grove, 111. McHENRY 1 -- Barnard Mill Community Center, Ringwood, 111. McHENRY 2 -- Community Methodist Church, 8717 W. Main St., McHenry, 111. McHENRY 3 -- Europa Motor Sales, 3318 W. Pearl St., McHenry, 111. McHENRY 4 -- Johnsburg Rescue Bldg., Chapel Hill Rd., Johnsburg, 111. McHENRY 5 -- Wonder Lake Fire House, Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 6 -- V.F.W. Clubhouse, W. Rt. 120, McHenry, m. McHENRY 7 -- George P. Freund Implement, 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry, 111. McHENRY 8 -- Rod & Gun Club, Barriard Mill Rd., Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 9 -- Lakemoor Fire House, Hand Rd., Lakemoor, 111. McHENRY 10 -- Oak Wood Shores Model Home, 7317 E. North wood Dr., Wonder Lake, 111. McHENRY 11 -- Seibel Motor Sales, W. Rt. 120, McHenry, 111. McHENRY 12 -- McCullom Lake Beach House, Lake Shore Dr., McCullom Lake, 111. McHENRY 13 -- Lakeland Park Community House, Sunset Ave., Lakeland Park, McHenry, 111. McHENRY 14 -- McHenry Fire House, 3610 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. McHENRY 15 -- Hartmann Farm, 1215 W. Bay Rd., McHenry, 111. McHENRY 16 -- Sunnyside Village Hall, Sunnyside, 111. McHENRY 17 -- Community House, 306 Hill Top Dr., Pistakee Highlands, McHenry, 111. NUNDA 1 -- Carl Woerner Heating, Rt. 176 & Burton's Bridge NUNDA 2 -- Fire Department Building, Crystal Lake, HI. NUNDA 3 -- Odd Fellows Hall, Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 4 -- Congregational Church, Island Lake, 111. NUNDA 5 -- Conlon-Collins Ford, Rt. 1,76, Crystal Lake, HI. NUNDA 6 -- Country Store, Lily Lake Rd., McHenry, 111. NUNDA 7 -- Melvin Beesp Hciuse, 4909 S. Roberts Rd., McHenry, iii. - >. j\ • ,,; , i v t. . NUNDA 8 -- Andricks OirCo.,' Rt. 3l NUNDA 9 -- Midwest Auto Service, Rt. 31 & 176, Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 10 -- Reichert's Chev. Body Shop, Industrial St., Crystal Lake, III. NUNDA 11 -- Joseph R. Stripe Residence, Willowal Farm, Oak Ridge Rd., midway between West Hillside & Crystal Springs Road, Crystal Lake, 111. NUNDA 12 -- L. J. Kroenberger Real Est. Office, S. River Road, Crystal Lake, HI. ALGONQUIN 1 -- Village Hall, Algonquin, HI. ALGONQUIN 2 -- Immanuel Lutheran School, 174 McHenry Ave., Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 3 -- Alpo Imports, 102 Crystal St., Cary, HI. ALGONQUIN 4 -- American Legion Home, Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 5 -- Crystal Lake High School, Crystal Lake, HI. ALGONQUIN 6 -- Eastview School, Rt. 62, Algonquqin, 111. ALGONQUIN 7 -- Recreation Bldg., Lake Shore, Crystal Lake, III. ALGONQUIN 8 -- Fire Department Bldg., Cary, HL ALGONQUIN 9 -- Grade School, Fox River Grove, HI. ALGONQUIN 10 -- Crystal Lake Central School, Paddock St., Crystal X^£ikG 111 ALGONQUIN 11 -- Lith Village Hall, Lake in the Hills, 111. ALGONQUIN 12 -- Oak Knoll Grade School, First St., Cary, 111. ALGONQUIN 13 -- Lincoln-Mercury Garage, 325 Virginia St., Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 14 -- Community Building, Haeger's Bend, Algonquqin, 111. ALGONQUIN 15 -- Community Building, Lake in the Hills, 111. ALGONQUIN 16 -- Community Building, Venetian Gardens, Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 17 -- Masonic Temple, Cary, III. ALGONQUIN 18 -- Algonquin Fire Station, Algonquin, HI. ALGONQUIN 19 -- Pumping Station, Virginia St., Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 20 --* Pfeiffer Bldg. near Czech Lodge on Rt. 14, Crystal Lake, 111. ALGONQUIN 21 -- Algonquin Township Garage, Rt. 14, Algonquin, 111. ALGONQUIN 22 -- Village Hall, Fox River Grove, 111. ALGONQUIN 23 -- Village Hall, West Main St., Cary, 111. The polls of said Election will be opened at 6 O'CLOCK A.M., and continue open until 6 O'CLOCK in the afternoon of said day. Dated at Woodstock, Illinois, this 14th day of September, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty- Four. VERNON W. KAYS ... County Clerk (Pub. Oct. 1/1964) A.jsi