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NJC diesel students hosting Saturday toy show

February 24, 2009
NJC diesel instructor Harv Rober (left) and Northeastern Diesel  Power Club President Cody Meyer of Cortez, CO (right) display the Steiger 480 Tractor Dealer Edition door prize that will be given away to a lucky winner during the Club’s toy show this Saturday at north campus.
NJC diesel instructor Harv Rober (left) and Northeastern Diesel Power Club President Cody Meyer of Cortez, CO (right) display the Steiger 480 Tractor Dealer Edition door prize that will be given away to a lucky winner during the Club’s toy show this Saturday at north campus.
Barbara Baker

The Diesel Power Club at Northeastern Junior College will host its annual toy show this Saturday, Feb. 28, at Lebsack-Schmidt Hall located on the college’s north campus facility located just off Pioneer Road in Sterling.

Approximately 240 linear feet of toys and collectables will be on display available for sale. By show time, it is expected that 40 six-foot-long tables will have been sold to exhibitors, some local and some from throughout the region.

The toy show opens at 9 a.m. and runs through 3:30 p.m. It is a fundraiser for the students and any proceeds raised are used to help pay for the cost of the event as well as to help fund some field trips the group will be taking later this spring.

A concession stand will be available at the event. Those who attend may register to win a 1/16 scale Steiger 480 Tractor Dealer Edition toy which will be given away as a door prize at the end of the day.

Cost for admission to the event is $1.00 for adults, 50 cents for children ages 3-10 and all visitors under 3 are free.

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