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Line-up waits for Cookie Walk to open at Knox Church, Tiverton |
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 Doris Young (R) of Tiverton selects her favourite cookies, with some help from Irene MacKinnon of the organizing committee | ||||
| People were already lined up by 9:30 a.m. Saturday
morning, for the fifth annual Cookie Walk at Knox Presbyterian Church,
Tiverton, even though the event didn't open until 10 a.m. Organizers
said there was a flood of customers when the doors opened and within 40
minutes, the place was nearly empty and the cookies had been pretty
much picked over.
Lorraine McIntosh (L) purchases a gingerbread house from Lorrie Alexander at the Cookie Walk
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Besides cookies, the event offered delectable
fruit cake made by 85-year-old Janet MacKenzie, gingerbread houses,
muffins and tarts, squares, candy, fudge, and Christmas ornaments and
decor. The Cookie Walk has been gaining in popularity, with proceeds going to the church restoration fund. Last year, it raised about $1,800, and organizers expect to raise about $2,000 this year. Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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