JERRY CITY — The 25th annual Elmwood FFA and Alumni Farm Toy Show will be held on Sunday from 9 a.m.-3
p.m. It will be held in the Elmwood School Community Center at 7650 Jerry City Road.
Admission is $2 for adults with children under 12 admitted free with an adult.
The show draws vendors from across Ohio and Michigan with a variety of toys. Though it is labeled as a
farm toy show, there are also many other toys and useful items available for sale in all price ranges.

At last year’s show, Brooke Harrison of Wayne was among those in attendance. She had her three children
with her. "We like it because it’s close and they have a good selection."
Her daughter Paige, 4, was excited about the pink Oliver tractor she received, while her son, Will, 11,
said he always saves his Christmas money to shop at the show. Last year said he picked up a die-cast
truck and trailer combination as well as a three-axle Mac truck.
Andy Avina of Wayne, told the Sentinel-Tribune he always does well at this show as a dealer. "I have
obscure and weird stuff that nobody else has," he said as the key to his success.
Last year the vendor who traveled the farthest was Jimmy Rosenberg of the Mini Chrome Shop of
Fayetteville, Pennsylvania. It was his first trip to the show and he said it was well worth the journey.

There is free parking, a lunch stand will be open and there will be door prizes up for grabs.
All proceeds from the admission charge, concessions and table fees for the vendors benefit the FFA
chapter. The public is invited to attend.