The 2016 Canowindra Show will be held on September 23 and 24, 2016 which is only four weeks away!
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It is time to start thinking about the great range of exhibitors’ sections available in the Cobley Pavilion.
There is something for everyone to enter so get busy and get those entries in.
Each week information regarding the variety of great sections available for entry in the Cobley Pavilion will be printed in the Canowindra News, so keep checking for something that inspires you.
This is a great time to display your individual talents and skills and receive a little recognition for your talents.
It is with your entry that you can contribute to the success of the Canowindra Show and a great celebration of community.
The show is a reflection of the community so help us put on a great show.
Section O: Dairy, Fruit and Garden Produce.
Remember there is something for everyone, young and old.
The following is the range of exhibit classes available:
Hen, Turkey, Duck or Geese eggs. Oranges, lemons, grapefruit, mandarins or a decorative arrangement of fruit in a basket. Lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, turnips, beetroot, onions, herbs, rhubarb, pumpkin or any other vegetable.
The challenge is there for the largest pumpkin.
Children sections are spinach, silverbeet or any other vegetable and of course, the ever popular animal made from fruit or vegetable.
The children always create fantastic items.
Section P: Homemades.
There are great classes to exhibit in eg a fantastic range of cakes including fruit cake, cakes made by a man, best decorated cakes which also caters to 18 years and under.
Meringues, lamingtons, scones, tarts, slices and biscuits are a few of the various classes in this section.
There are classes to enter in for children 16 years and under, 12 years and under and pre-school aged children.
Whatever your age or interest in the kitchen there’s a class to inspire you.
Deb Rutter on behalf of the Canowindra PA & H Ladies Auxiliary.