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Lofgren v. Brase U.S. Bank to close rematch. PAGE 6-7A in Eldridge. PAGE 12A COVERING OUR COUNTY FROM ELDRIDGE, IOWA SINCE 1968 | northscottpress.com Eldridge HOMECOMING! trail Lancers opens honor with seniors ribbon Friday. cutting PAGES 4-5B Friday. PAGE 20A WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2020 NSP Volume 53, No. 41 | $1.50 newsstand | 75¢ delivered THE NORTH SCOTT PRESS Quick stop signs for dangerous crossing 4-way stop this month at Utica Ridge and 240th St. By Mark Ridolfi From left: Lila Teitle, Thi Phan, Kaitlyn Wood and Madison Brady recreate the Beatles' classic Abbey Road album cover. NSP Assistant Editor Northbound Utica Ridge Road traffic has surged at 240th Street over the past 10 years, creating an urgent need for a Beatles, Stones & Wood four-way stop sign. New signs are scheduled to go up the NS violist Kaitlyn joins tribute act at Adler week of Oct. 19 after supervisors on Oct. 1 approved the change, then waived county code that normally requires By Scott Campbell groups that they portray. three votes over three meetings. NSP Editor “Abbey Road” will take the side of County engineer Angie Kersten said Kaitlyn Wood wouldn’t necessar- the Fab Four, and displaying brilliant motorists can expect to see illuminated ily call herself a huge Beatles fan, and musicianship and authentic costumes stop signs on either side of the roads at no one could blame her since it’s been and gear, they play songs that span the all four approaches. Flashing lights and more than 50 years since the rock ‘n’ entire Beatles’ career. rumble strips will alert drivers to the roll legends burst upon the American “Satisfaction — The International new signs she says are needed to reduce music scene. Rolling Stones Show” will play oppo- crashes, which have increased with the If you’re into math, that’s about 40 site “Abbey Road,” and offers a faith- traffic. years before the North Scott junior was ful rendition of the music and style of Kersten said state traffic studies show Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and the even born. STOP SIGNS, continued on page 18A However, on Tuesday, Oct. 20, the bad boys of the British invasion. Lancer musician, along with three of During the two-hour show, the her musical friends from Pleasant Val- bands perform three sets each, trading ley High School, will have the experi- places in quick set changes and end- ence of a lifetime as they take to the ing the night with an all-out encore Adler Theatre stage when the touring involving both bands. show “Beatles vs. Stones — A Musical Wood will be part of a local string Showdown” comes to town. quartet that will join the bands for Obviously, Wood won’t be taking the six songs, including “Eleanor Rigby,” stage with the actual rock ‘n’ roll icons, “A Day in the Life,” “Hello Goodbye,” but it’s the next best thing, as the two “Hey Jude,” “Gimme Shelter” and Kaitlyn Wood performs on viola on tribute bands that star as the Beatles “Ruby Tuesday.” Beatles tunes popular before her and Rolling Stones are considered top- notch replicas of the legendary musical WOOD, continued on page 18A parents were born. Eight accidents in a year prompted supervisors to expedite the new signs. FFA is top 10 in U.S. North Scott FFA chapter students are among the nation's elite for the first time, and head to final competi- tion this month. The recognition comes as FFA membership swells above 250 and honors activities throughout the county, and leadership in the NSP supervisor, school board and legisla- tive candidate forums. Full story on page 2A From left:Alex Dickman and Dalton Schoenthaler restore a tractor; Abby LaFrenz shows livestock; Hailey Rossmiller rides competitively. TO SUBSCRIBE, CALL (563) 285-8111 OR VISIT US ONLINE AT NORTHSCOTTPRESS.COM 2A The North Scott Press of Eldridge, Iowa | Wednesday, October 7, 2020 | www.northscottpress.com THENSP NORTH SCOTT PRESS COVERING OUR COUNTY FROM ELDRIDGE, IOWA SINCE 1968 INSIDE SECTION A Eldridge City Council 4 COVID Hospitalizations Reach New High 5 Senate District 46 Preview 6-7 North Scott FFA advisor Jacob Hunter, left, poses with members of this year's national top 10 chapter. Contributed photos Supervisors Launch Park View Study 8 Craig Kluever Wins Teaching Award 10-11 Editorial Pages 14-17 Ukeles To Perform At Rustic Ridge 19 Eldridge Trail Officially Opens Friday20 FFA among nation's top 10 INSIDE SECTION B By Mark Ridolfi Sports 1-5 Family News 8 NSP Assistant Editor Sheriff's Reports 6 Obituaries 10 North Scott FFA for the first time is Eldridge Police 7 Classifieds 12 among 10 national chapters recognized as a model of excellence to compete for a SPECIAL SECTIONS nationwide title this month. Fareway Member Hailey Rossmiller said the Ace Hardware honor recognizes the North Scott chap- Aenta ter’s customary education and agricul- Eastern Iowa Bizzy Bee ture promotion, community involve- ment, and its role assisting The NSP with school board, county supervisor CONTACT US and legislator forums. Members presented the chapter’s Call: (563) 285-8111. Fax (563) 285-8114 achievements masked-up and online, far Visit: 214 N. 2nd St., Eldridge, IA. different than the hands-on, in-person Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Fri. 9 a.m.– work that led to the recognition. 5 p.m.; Sat. by appointment. “We prepared so much, so it wasn’t stressful, just weird,” Rosmiller said. U.S. Mail: PO Box 200, Eldridge, IA 52748 FFA advisor Jacob Hunter welcomed the honor, a goal he’s aimed for at North Email: Scott. FFA members helped host the 2019 North Scott School Board candidate forum. • Editorial & Business “West Liberty was the last Iowa chap- [email protected] FFA members from left front: Cidney Horner, Grace Bjustrom, Bri Blake, and Dylan ter to make nationals. So we’re pretty Engelbrecht. • News & Sports proud,” he said. [email protected] Expanding FFA activities into voting • Advertising advocacy and other community leader- tion at the end of October. in 1958 and has grown to 260 7th-12th [email protected] ship activities remains a goal, he said. The competition is sponsored by John grade students. FFA members were back at it Satur- Deere. “Feeding some 9 billion people by • Legal Notices day assisting at an event at Cinnamon mid-century brings with it unprecedent- 2020-21 officers [email protected] Ridge Farm. The award recognizes the ed challenges for today’s farmers,” said President Dylan Engelbrecht, vice chapter’s work planting, harvesting and Amy Allen, manager, national corpo- presidents Hailey Rossmiller, Evelyn DEADLINES selling produce from a 60-acre plot, and rate contributions for John Deere. “The Bauer, and Jessica Kroeger; secretary • Address changes and new subscriptions: many other community building events. skills and experiences learned though Lauren Rossmiller; treasurer Taylor 5 p.m. Thursday prior to publication. High school chapters earning high the National Chapter Award Program Mayhue, reporters Corbin Suiter and • Club, church and family reports, weddings, three-star ratings were eligible to com- will help meet the critical needs.” Adeline Finnicum, sentinel Bram Mess engagements, anniversaries, reunions and pete for the Model of Excellence award, The National FFA Organization pro- and historian Hannah Reed. announcements of scheduled activities: the highest honor awarded to a high vides leadership, personal growth and Friday at noon. school FFA chapter by the National FFA career success training through agri- 2019-20 officers • Advertising space reservation: 10:30 a.m. Organization. North Scott is among 10 cultural education to 669,989 student President Grace Bjustrom, vice presi- Monday. Advertising materials due: 5 p.m. finalists competing online in a presen- members who belong to one of 8,630 lo- dents Chloe Engelbrecht, Coryn Wilson, Friday, tation and interview process for the top cal FFA chapters throughout the U.S., Abby Lafrenz, Leslie Bell, secretary honors for the 2020 National FFA Con- Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Ceandra Staub, treasurer Dylan Engel- vention & Expo, Oct. 27–29. The organization is also supported by brecht, reporters Hailey Rossmiller and The FFA chapter selected to receive 459,514 alumni members in 2,236 alumni Anna Otte, sentinel Raven McCabe and STAFF the Model of Excellence award will be chapters throughout the U.S. historian Haley Saylars Publishers: Wm. F. and Linda Tubbs announced online during the conven- North Scott’s chapter was chartered Editor: Charles S. Campbell Assistant Editor: Mark Ridolfi Contributing Writers: Phil Roberts, Tracy Dunn Contributing Editorial Cartoonist: Jim Turley News, Legals, Classifieds, Web: Erin Gentz Proofreader: Tracy Dunn Advertising Manager: Jeff Martens Advertising Representative: Theresa Blackledge Accounts Receivable: Holli Sanders Circulation: Cynthia Crain FFA students learn about top soil and Maddy Costello shows a calf. Grace Bjustrom answers grade-schoolers' compaction. questions about agriculture. 6 sections, 58 pages © 2020 North Scott Press, Inc. The North Scott Press (USPS 598-420) is pub- lished weekly by North Scott Press, Inc., 214 N. Scott County GOP hosts Terry Branstad for Oct. 13 fundraiser 351 cast first-day ballots 2nd St., Eldridge, IA, for $44 per year to addresses Terry Branstad will headline Scott “We are excited that Ambassador through Post Offices in Scott, Clinton, Cedar and in Scott County County Republicans’ annual Ronald Branstad has accepted our invitation Muscatine counties; elsewhere in Iowa and Illinois, Reagan dinner, 6 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13 to be the featured speaker at this year’s Scott County auditor Roxanna $47; elsewhere in continental USA, $52; foreign Moritz accepted ballots from 351 rates by request. Temporary address changes will at the Waterfront Convention Center in Ronald Reagan Dinner.
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