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Crowd lines up for the ever-popular Kountry Kitchen Bazaar at Pine River United Church

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  October 9, 2016
Crowd lines up for the ever-popular Kountry Kitchen Bazaar at Pine River United Church

It was a chilly Saturday morning, as a long line-up of people waited in the sunshine and brisk breeze for the doors to open on the ever-popular Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, Saturday morning, at Pine River United Church.

Once it opened, the bazaar was awash in a sea of customers, as people raced to purchase their favourite pie, cake, cookies, candy, preserves, Christmas cake, Christmas pudding, and frozen beef pies, as well as the beautiful pumpkin floral arrangements, decorated pumpkins, crafts and quilts.

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

The event is organized by the Pine River United Church Women, and has been held on the Thanksgiving weekend for the past 37 years.

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The crowd lines up at the door to the Pine River United Church for the annual Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, Saturday morning
The crowd heads into the basement at the Pine River United Church to gather up goodies at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar
In charge of the candy table, are Alayna Card (left), Lynda MacKenzie and Alberta Munro
Ready to serve customers at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar bake table, are Bertha Scott (left), Emily Scott, Jean Young, Nancy Thomson, and Brooklyn Charette
Customers gather around the bake table at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar
People wait patiently to purchase beef pies
Prepared to sell lots of cookies at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, are Joyce Ellis (let) and Janice and Don Curtis
Janice Curtis (left) assists customers at the busy cookie table
Sheila Murray (left), Vici Funston and Nancy Copeland get ready to sell pumpkin floral arrangements and decorated pumpkins
Selling preserves at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, are Shelby Graham (left), Heather Graham and Wendy Scott
Ready to serve lunch at the Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, are Pat Cook (left), Anne Boyd, Lois Galbraith, Barb Messenger, Glenna Farrell, Ellen Lowry and Heather Card
Selling Christmas cake and gum-drop cake, are Nancy Campbell (left) and Marianne Smeltzer

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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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