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Hire Stubler,
Building Stadium To
Make It Happen
by Mike Stebleton,
Daniels County Leader
“First and foremost the
significant question is this,”
the Leader reporter said to
Montana State University-
Northern football head
coach Andrew Rolin the
evening of Wednesday,
July 15, in Banjo’s Club
109 in downtown Scobey.
“How did you land Rich
Stubler, a 5-time Canadian
Football League Grey Cup
champion, all as a defensive
coordinator, a remarkable
feat in (the Leader’s)
estimation, a major coup
for a Frontier Conference
team?”
“Call it fate,” Rolin
began his answer on the
man who was the DC for
The Montana State University-Northern “road team” made a stop in Scobey in mid
July to drum up interest among alumni and others in its current fundraiser. From left
are Andrew Rollin, head coach of the football program; Willard Fladager, member
of the Alumni Foundation board of directors; Shantel Cronk, Executive Director of
the Alumni; Foundation, Christian Oberquell, Athletic Director/Head Athletic Trainer;
and Greg Kegel, MSU-N Chancellor. Now in his 11th year as the director of athletics
at MSU-Northern, Oberquell’s career spans some two decades, beginning with a
position as the Lights’ and Skylights’ certified athletic trainer. He suited up for the
Nashua Porcupines in his high school days. — Leader Photo, Mike
the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger- those deals where we had age 72 on August 4 and had
Cats (1983-89), Toronto connections and before we college assistant coaching
Argonauts (1990, 2003-07, knew it he was on a plane stops at Colorado, New
2016), Edmonton Eskimos to Great Falls and then Mexico State, Southern
(1991-95, 98-99, 2011), drove up to Havre.” Methodist, Colorado
British Columbia Lions “He just wanted a State and Oregon, found
(2000, 2010, 2019), Calgary change of scenery,” Rolin his change of scenery on
Stampeders (2014-15) and said, “because he has Montana’s Hi-Line and
Montreal Alouettes (2018) accomplished so much at is ready to help build a
and head coach of Toronto the professional level.” program.
(2008). “It was one of Stubler, who turned continued on page 4

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Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 62. West wind
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Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers and
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Louis DeJoy Statement
Washington, D.C. — Postmaster General Louis DeJoy
issued the following statement on Tuesday, August 18:
“The United States Postal Service will play a critical
role this year in delivering election mail for millions of voters
across the country. There has been a lot of discussion
recently about whether the Postal Service is ready, willing
and able to meet this challenge.
I want to make a few things clear:
The Postal Service is ready today to handle whatever
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established service standards. The American public should
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election day. The 630,000 dedicated women and men of the
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I am announcing today the expansion of our current
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I came to the Postal Service to make changes to
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I am grateful for the commitment and dedication of all
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 MSU Northern continued from front audience, pointing out “MSU-Northern has the number
one diesel technology program in the entire country. And
“He’s unconventional semantically as a we’re not just building a new football
defensive coordinator but that’s who he is,” stadium but a brand new equine center
said Rolin. “He’s Rich, there’s no other way as well.”
to say it, his system is quirky at times but it’s “We need to be a spokesperson,
going to be fun. We hired him in January and a model, for the Hi-Line,” said Fladager
the kids have bought into his philosophy. while addressing the audience, noting
The wisdom he brings to build this thing... $2.65 million of the $3 million has been
we’re looking to build a Frontier Conference raised for Phase One, which ends in
championship team.” August 2020.
Plus a new $18.8 million football Head Coach Rolin plans on being
stadium! around for all three phases and beyond
That was the gist of the mid-month visit to, as stated prior, “build a Frontier
to Daniels County: drum up support from Rich Stubler, Lights Conference championship team.”
alumni and whoever else is willing to make a Defensive Coordinator He grew up in the Sacramento,
donation to what will be a beautiful sunken-bowl venue California area and played for coach Jim Harbaugh
right on the MSU-Northern campus located on Havre’s of the University of San Diego Toreros of the NCAA’s
south side (the Lights have been playing their games at Division 1-A Football Championship Subdivision (the
Blue Pony Stadium owned by Havre High School since same one the Montana State Bobcats and University of
the late 1990s when the football program was revived). Montana Grizzlies compete in). He coached running
Phase One, which is currently in progress after backs there for two seasons and then was a graduate
60,000 cubic feet of dirt has been removed to create assistant with the University of Washington Huskies,
the bowl, comes in at $3 million. It includes site work, working with the tight ends. After coaching the
utilities, scoreboard, bleachers and turf. Phase 1.5 ($1 running backs and receivers at San Jose State for four
million) covers bathrooms, concessions and stadium seasons, he took a year off from coaching in 2017 and
lights. Phase Two ($4.3 million) takes care of the parking hung out in Libby, Montana. On December 27, 2017
lot, storm drainage, site lighting, north building, outdoor he was hired as the head coach of the Montana State
area, landscaping, field lights and 12th Street. Phase Three University-Northern Lights.
($10.5 million) takes care of lower level, main level, upper “We played a lot of freshmen and sophomores those
level, exterior canopies, complex fencing, landscaping first two years,” he said, which explains the back-to-back
and sitework. 1-10 seasons in 2018 and 2019 but should begin bearing
Along with Rolin, representing MSU-Northern fruit in the 2020 campaign. “We brought in a couple of
at the function were: Greg Kegel, Chancellor of the transfers to help out this season.”
university; Shantel Cronk, Executive Director of the The Lights are scheduled to play an 8-game season
MSU-Northern Alumni Foundation (406-265-3594); this fall and open Saturday, September 12, on Bob Green
Willard Fladager (Peerless High School ‘78), member Field at Alumni Stadium in Butte against the Montana
of the MSU-Northern Alumni Foundation Board of Tech Orediggers. Their other three home-and-home
Directors; Christian Oberquell, MSU-Northern Athletic series will be against the Carroll College Fighting Saints of
Director for the past 11 years and starting his 20th season Helena, Montana Western Bulldogs of Dillon and Rocky
as Northern’s Head Athletic Trainer. Mountain College Battlin’ Bears of Billings. The College
In addition to the recent visit to Scobey, the of Idaho, Eastern Oregon University and Southern
aforementioned MSU-Northern crew has also made Oregon University, the other three Frontier Conference
fundraising stops in Chinook, Conrad, Cut Bank, Fort football teams, have decided not to play this fall due to
Benton and Malta over the past 18 months. COVID-19 concerns.
“It’s been pretty cool to see the Hi-Line people step Some other interesting facts concerning MSU-
upfor us,” said Rolin. “We will hit the Flathead area next Northern include:
with our tour.” • Fifty percent of all diesel technology professionals in
Montana graduated from MSU-Northern.
“If you build the best programs in the country they
will come,” Chancellor Kegel told his Banjo’s back-room • Eighty-five percent of MSU-Northern alumni work in
 Montana within five years
of graduation.
• Seventy-eight percent of
MSU-Northern students
are first generation college
students.
• Ninety-two percent of
American Indian students
at MSU-Northern received
culturally responsive
tutoring.
• MSU-Northern is the
number one school in
Montana for economic
mobility, and 15th in the
HERE IS AN ARTIST RENDERING of the proposed new football stadium at Montana State
nation.
University- Northern in Havre, Montana. The MSU-Northern Lights have been playing their
• The overall job placement Frontier Conference and non-conference football games at Blue Pony Stadium, which
rate for MSU-Northern is home to the Montana High School Association’s Class A Havre Blue Ponies.— Photo
graduates is 94 percent. courtesy of Montana State University-Northern Alumni Association
NORTH VALLEY COUNTY WATER SEWER DISTRICT
Per Montana Rural Water Assoc. guidelines the
following information is disclosed:
The NVCW/S BOARD has announced numerous
times in public meetings 2 Board Director vacancies.
The posted agendas and minutes in the Courthouse
and St. Marie Townhall have mentioned same. In the
St. Marie Condo newsletter mailed out with all condo
bills DeAnn Ketchum has made mention of 2 Water/
Sewer Board vacancies. BUZZ articles have stated
previous 2 Board Director vacancies. I personally
have talked to many qualified residents (5) of St. Marie
asking if they would entertain the notion of serving on
the NVCW/S Board and 2 came on the Board to serve
and didn’t register for re-election.
And per Montana Code Annotated 2019- Part 22
County Water and/or Sewer Districts 7-13-2262 that
reads as follows:
VACANCIES on Board of Directors-
Appointment… “Any vacancy in the Board of
Directors, whether the vacant office is elective or
appointive, MUST BE filled by majority vote of the
remaining Directors.” It goes on to say “If there are
NO DIRECTORS remaining on the Board and no
nominees for any Director position to be elected,
the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS may appoint the
number of Directors specified in 7-13-2232.
Not only were there 3 remaining Directors on
the NVCW/S District Board as required, but also a
quorum that was not needed.
Only 2 qualified individuals stepped forward to
serve on the NVCW/S District Board ...Hugh Frankson
and Frank Piocos and were subsequently appointed.
Mr. Frankson had served on the Board many times
and had working knowledge of the operation already.
Additionally Mr. Frankson managed 150 or more
people for Lockheed in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
(17 years) and possesses financial and managerial
experience. Mr. Piocos is a practicing Attorney for
Roosevelt County and his legal knowledge was
welcomed.
If anyone has higher qualifications and expresses
interest in serving NVCW/S District for $55 per month
pay, please let us know. When the next vacancy
occurs THE BOARD will consider your appointment
to our Board.
Unlike “Dependent Special Districts” or “Non
Enterprise Special Districts” that deliver services
funded by property taxes....NVCW/S District is a
“Enterprise Special District” providing water and
sewer services funded by fees paid by the service
recipients or customers.
At my first encounter with Mr. Jensen, the County
Attorney, he made it clear to me that he could not get
involved with our operation since we do not receive
tax dollars from Valley County.
We do have an outstanding loan from USDA
currently and must abide by Sunshine Laws. Our
current applications for DEQ and USDA Grants
are independent of Valley County....they are not
involved or at risk financially. If Valley County goes
forward with SPONSORING NVCW/S Districts
application for a CDBG Grant it is simply a formality
with DEQ and Valley County has no financial risk.
This may be verified by Great West Engineering
and DEQ.
~ Nick Chiechi- President - NVCW/S District
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summer, but winter at Apostle
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see something unique. When
conditions are just right, the
waters of Lake Superior — the
“largest, cleanest, and coldest of
the Great Lakes” — freeze over
close to shore and allow people
to walk across the surface and
explore the ice caves. Massive
icicles hang from the cliffs and
form curtains and columns of ice.
The Apostle Islands are a result
of the glaciers that once covered
North America. Geologically they
are originally part of the main land
at the edge of the great rift or fault
which formed the depression
to which the waters of Lake
Superior collected. When the
glaciers melted, waves from the
waters of Lake Superior caused
erosion that formed the islands.
The islands are composed of
mostly red sandstone because
of the glacial shift. Photo by
National Park Service.
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Mother Superior was on her way to late morning has 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, open and bright
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vowed to be more pleasant.
Looking down the hall, Mother Superior saw
retired Sister Mary approaching, step by step, with
her walker. As Sister Mary was rather deaf, Mother
Superior had plenty of time to arrange a pleasant
smile on her face before greeting Sister Mary.
“Good morning, Sister Mary, I’m so happy to
see you up and about. I pray God watches over you
today, and grants you a wonderful day.”
“Ah, good morning, Mother Superior. I see you
got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.”
Mother Superior was floored! “Sister Mary,
what have I done wrong?” I have tried to be pleasant
but three times already today people have said that
about me.” GLASGOW, MONTANA
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