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Kountry Kitchen bazaar draws wonderful crowd

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  October 14, 2015
Kountry Kitchen bazaar draws wonderful crowd

Perhaps it was the beautiful, warm, sunny weather or the Thanksgiving Day holiday weekend.

But more than likely, it was the delicious home-baked goods, candy, cookies, and fall decor, that drew a huge crowd to the annual Kountry Kitchen bazaar, Saturday at Pine River United Church.

A long line-up of people waited patiently for the doors to open at 11 a.m., and then surged through the church basement, purchasing pies, cakes, goodies, preserves, Christmas cakes and puddings, frozen beefsteak pies and shepherd's pies, floral arrangements in pumpkins and decorated pumpkins, as well as crafts and quilts.

Patrons were also invited to enjoy their lunch at the Heavenly Cafe upstairs.

Also at the event, Julie McGuire was selling Ripley history books, including the 2015 Ripley Reunion edition, "Families and Farms of Huron Township and Ripley," with only 200 copies left; and a reprint of 250 copies of the 1975 Ripley history book. For information, contact Joyce Osborne or Sandra MacDonald or check the website at www.hurontownshiphistory.wordpress.com.

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Emily Scott (R) helps the crowd of people at the bake table, Saturday at the Kountry Kitchen bazaar, held at Pine River United Church
A long line-up of people waits patiently for the Kountry Kitchen bazaar to open Saturday morning at Pine River United Church
Jean Young (L), Bertha Scott, Emily Scott and Leslie Uttley hold up some of the delicious homemade baked goods at the Kountry Kitchen
Selling decorated pumpkins and all manner of fall splendor, are Vici Funston (L), Ria Middelkamp, Sheila MacDonald and Lucille Fischer
Lynda MacKenzie (L), Alayna Card and Alberta Munro are in charge of the candy table
The crowd hones in on the cookie table at the Kountry Kitchen
Joining Janice Griffith (R) at the cookie table, are Joyce Ellis (C) and Don Curtis of Peterborough
Selling jams, jellies and preserves, are Janette Thompson (L), Wendy Scott and Jan Kelly
Linda Campbell (L) and Jean Colling sell Christmas pudding at the bazaar
Pat Cook directs the crowd to the tea room upstairs where people could enjoy a delicious lunch
Enjoying the tea in the lunch room at Kountry Kitchen, are Henry Wardell (L), Mary Stewart and Helen Keller, all of Huron-Kinloss
Serving the hungry patrons in the lunch room, are Lois Galbraith (L) and Heather Card
Julie McGuire sells Ripley history books at the Kountry Kitchen bazaar

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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