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I'll Uli Dundee farmers market open July 14 to Sept. 22 The Dundee Business and Profes- ional Association will sponsor the fifth tnnuai Dundee Farmers Market. The market will be held on Saturdays rom 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on River Street in downtown East Dundee from July 14 through Sept. 22. Area farmers will feature fresh, local­ ly grown produce. In addition to a vast array of garden vegetables, there will also be mushrooms, berries and fresh flowers on sale. v litis year every market shopper will have the chance to win a free bag of fresh fruits and vegetables. All of the farmers will be contributing to this bag of groceries. Each Saturday, at the close of the market, a drawing will be held to determine the weekly winner. Local civic and service organizations will be sponsoring weekly bake sales to coincide with the Farmers Market. Old Bloomingdale offers shopping The Village of Bloomingdale, the third oldest village in DuPage County, has established a unique shopping center in the "Old Town" area of this western Chicagoland suburb. Old Town Bloomingdale, a specialty shopping center has grown from three, in­ dividually owned businesses housed in a few of Bloom ingdale's oldest buildings to over 30 sole proprietorships in redeveloped and recreated turn-of-the-century buildings located at Lake Street and Bloomingdale Road. Featured store merchandise includes antiques, crafts, home baked foods, collec­ tibles, clothing and unique home fur­ nishings. The Old Town shopping area, in addition to specialty shops and food stores, also in­ cludes a museum. Globe lighting, brick pathways, a wooden bridge and hand carved wood signs all create a unique turn of the cen­ tury atmosphere. For more information call 980-0327. The Cody Hotel is one of the turn-of-the-century buildings in the unique Old Town Bloomingdale in DuPage County. The shopping center includes more than 30 businesses, from restaurants to a museum. AHH SUMMER NLimiTiD M Center DCHT-YOURSELF Complete with shingles, hardware, and heavy duty floor. All for Complete 10* wide barn for Hours: MWF 9-8; T TH SAT 9-5; SUN. 10-2 11899 Chase St. IV2 miles east of Downtown Algonquin 312-658-5011 Join Us For Your Summer Dining Enjoyment Open For Breakfast •Lunch •Dinner •Cocktails •Dancing OPEN 8 A.M. Groups Welcome For: •Banquets •Wedding Receptions •Family Gatherings •Business Meetings We are always happy to help you with warm, personal attention. YOUR HOSTS, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mass Rt. 14 & 47 Woodstock, III. 338-3500 SUPER Choose from Burning Bush, Red. Yellow & Variegated Dogwood, Red and Pink Weigela, Upright & r Globe Arborritae, Andorra, Pfitzer & Blue Rug Juniper, Gold Flame, Bridal Wreath Spiera, Dwarf & Regular Honeysuckle and Many, Many more. All grown right here! RETAIL & WHOLESALE 1 Gal. Containers Rog. $3.33 to $4.29 M(h MON Ml 10 7 SAT « SUN 1-7 30540 N. DARREU ROAD McHENRY • (VOlQ) RTE. 120 EAST TO DARREll ROAD. THEN SOUTH J V. MILES TO NURSERY. •1S-305-M29 Acorn Ridge Nursery inmmgg 1