Members of the First United Methodist Church of Iron Mountain gathered to make mini-pasties for their annual Cornish Market, set for Oct. 1. From left are Kathy Trulock, Diane Loch, Cynthia Fuller, Mark Hansch, Marlene Ozzello, Sandy Lindholm, Debbie Poulson and Sharon Sleik.

IRON MOUNTAIN — Members of the First United Methodist Church in Iron Mountain have been busy making mini-pasties for their Cornish Market on Saturday, Oct. 1.

The annual event will be 9 a.m. to noon at the church.

Cornish favorites — including saffron buns, seedy buns, Cousin Jack cookies, potato cake and the mini-pasties — will be available for sale.

In addition, other types of baked goods such as cookies, bars, pies and breads will also be offered.

Items will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

Along with the market, a Cornish Cafe will be on site where patrons can enjoy — for a small fee– a slice of one-crust apple pie with scalded cream and a cup of coffee or tea.

The church is at 106 Fourth St. in Iron Mountain, across from the Hardee’s restaurant.