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THE
WHITE SHIELD
NOVEMBER 2021 | VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 1
Councilman As we move into the holidays, we want
to celebrate with family and friends.
Fred Fox’s Unfortunately, with COVID still around
we must protect one another and practice
Greetings our social distancing. The Elder Christmas
Party at the casino was cancelled to protect
our Elders. They will be just distributing
Hello Community and Relatives, meals and elder Christmas disbursements.
I would like to send my condolences to The elder disbursement was increased to
the families & friends that lost their loved $2500 this year, so all the elders can enjoy White Shield Masterplan - New Football Field
ones. We have been battling the COVID the holidays. The Tribal disbursement will Photo Credit: Jeff White
virus and the drug epidemic that continues be $1000 for all enrolled members and will
I would like to thank Dorreen Yellow
to take our young people away from us and be distributed in a couple weeks.
Bird for her work for the past 9 years on
our families. We pray and continue to fight the White Shield Newsletter! She will be
The White Shield East Segment has
through this, and we hope one day we will enjoying her retirement and she will be
also cancelled the Christmas party due
overcome this battle. greatly missed as one of our best and most
to COVID. We don’t want to take the
We’ve had a busy fall with the Grand chance of the virus spreading, which talented MHA journalists.
Opening of the Ralph Wells Jr. Community would increase the chance of losing any I am very happy to have Marita Abe taking
Center and Thanksgiving. I would like to of our loved ones. This year we will be
over the reins for the Segment’s newsletter.
thank all the East Segment staff for their distributing meals and gift cards on
The newsletter will be an additional duty
hard work and efforts for making these December 17th with a drive-thru at the
for her as she is our Project Manager for all
events a success. Public Safety Building.
the magnificent development taking place
in our community.
I would like to wish the White Shield
School Basketball teams the best of luck
as their season begins. I know they
have some early holiday tournaments
in December, so play hard with the best
sportsmanship we always show.
I would like to wish everyone a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year, be safe
and God Bless.
Thank you,
L-R: Former MHA Councilman Marcus Levings (2006-2010), MHA Chairman Mark Fox
(2014-Present), Councilman Fred Fox, Former MHA Chairman Austin Gillette (1978-1982) and White Shield East Segment Representative
Former MHA Chairman Ed Lone Fight (1986-1992) TAT Executive Secretary
East Segment projects was officially completed this
November. On Friday November
greet the community and give comments
on the new community center.
Celebrates the 19th, the community came together to
celebrate the grand opening of White
The ribbon cutting ceremony took place
at the entrance of the new building.
Shield’s new Ralph Wells, Jr. Community
Grand Opening Center.
Vida Wells McDonald (daughter of
Ralph Wells, Jr.) cut the ribbon with
of Ralph Wells,
The event was held in their events room. Tribal Council members alongside her
East Segment Councilman Fred Fox side. Tours were given throughout the
hosted the event. Young Hawk Bear facility. The Ralph Wells, Jr. Community
Jr. Community Post 253 rendered the flags at the start
of the event. Guest speakers Chairman
Center has something for everyone to
enjoy, no matter what age. Anyone may
Center Mark Fox took the mic along with former visit the new center during business
Chairman Austin Gillette, Ed Lone Fight hours. The facility holds a state-of-the-
and Marcus Levings. A brief history was art fitness center, a movie theater, a
Story by Anne Morsett (MHA Times) explained on the original Ralph Wells water park/swimming pool, an indoor
Photos courtesy of Marita Abe Memorial Complex along with the new track, basketball courts, and much more.
Ralph Wells, Jr. Community Center It sits conveniently next to the new
The East Segment community of White name. The Ralph Wells name has been school, so kids may walk next door for
Shield has been patiently awaiting memorialized in the former complex extracurricular activities after school is
the construction of its new facilities. for the last fifty years and will continue out, or just to have fun. Children must be
Construction crews have been working its legacy in the new community center. attended by an adult, however. The staff
diligently on all projects for the last Woodstone Inc. and Brunton Architects are all highly trained and professional in
two years. One of its final and biggest and Engineers also got the opportunity to all areas of the community center.
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Congratulations on your Retirement
James D. Young Bird
30 Years of Service with the McLean
County Sheriff’s Department
James D. Young Bird started his career on June 21, 1991 and retired on October 4,
2021. A retirement dinner was held in his honor on November 6, 2021 in Wilton,
Speedy and Cheryl Bruce honored JD with a
ND. warbonnet
JD with his wife Patti pictured here with their children and grandchildren JD with his Aunt Marilyn Young Bird, Uncle Joe Young
Photo By: Lori Bird and Aunt Sara Young Bird
Ralph Wells Community Center Hours
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White Shield
Veterans Day
Celebration
2021
11/11/2021 at 11:00am
White Shield Complex
Young Hawk Bear Post 253
Ladies Auxiliary Post 253
Photos By: Genevieve Azure
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“Black Pinto
Horse” selected
to represent the
United States
at the Dubai Art
Expo 2021
Native Artist Monte Yellow Bird Sr.—
Known to the Art World as “Black Pinto
Horse”— was the only US artist to be
selected to represent the United States
and his Native People at the Dubai Art
Expo 2021.
For immediate release — On November
5, 2021, the opening evening of an
extraordinary three-day gathering of “The Journey, A Gathering of Nations” - 24” x 34” oil-on-canvas
more than 500 artists from over 170
nations, Monte Yellow Bird Sr.—a
the capital of the United Arab Emirates, environment.”
member of the Mandan, Arikara and
of which Dubai has become the trade, At the grand opening reception in The
Hidatsa Nation—participated as the only
tourism, and cultural hub. Meydan Hotel, Monte Yellow Bird—
artist from the United States selected to
appear in the Dubai Art Expo. “This was For the Dubai event, Yellow Bird dressed in a tribal regalia—unveiled his
a great, great honor for me, to represent decided to create a special artwork that painting for attending dignitaries and
both my country and my people,” says spoke specifically to the spirit of peace the press. He then shared a traditional
the artist, who presents his work under and conservation shared by the native tale of a meeting between a buffalo and
his spiritual name “Black Pinto Horse.” peoples of North America and the Arab a porcupine, and it’s tragic end for the
world. Painted in his contemporary larger creature. “It’s life lesson is about
Organized by curator Aurela Cuku,
Native American/expressionist style the importance of building relationships
founder of the Artissima Art Agency
inspired by the 19th-century ledger art but also being careful about who you
in Dubai, the event dedicated itself
created by Great Plains tribes displaced bring into your life,” says the artist.
to celebrating and encouraging the
from their homelands, the 24-by-34- Yellow Bird followed that story with a
appreciation of global arts, culture, and
inch oil-on-canvas piece entitled “ The song he composed for Native flute in
heritage. “Ms. Cuku began collecting my
journey, A gathering of nations” features celebration of his journey.
work several years ago when I took part
in its four quadrants an Arabian oryx, Monte Yellow Bird’s painting is now on
in a month-long artist residency in Abu
a white antelope species brought back display at Artissima Gallery in Dubai,
Dhabi,” says Yellow Bird. That city is
from the edge of extinction through awaiting one of his avid international
the efforts of His Highness General collectors. Meanwhile, the artist has
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, already been invited to take part in next
Crown Prince of the Emirate of Abu year’s big international Art Expo, slated
Dhabi; the American bison, sacred to to take place in Italy in November 2022.
Native American peoples; an Indian
lodge, with a warrior riding past on,
most appropriately for the artist, a
black pinto horse; and the Sheik Zayed
Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi, named for
the founding father of the UAE, above
which flies a golden falcon, national
bird of that nation. “My goal in the
painting,” Yellow Bird explains, “was
to express the emotional ties that exist
between two distant peoples who share a
dedication and honor to preserving their
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MHA Drug
Enforcement
agent reflects on
time in the Army,
fighting drug
epidemic on Fort
Berthold FITNESS MANAGERS
Written by: Becky Farr (KX News)
Megan Blacksmith
Posted: Nov 25, 2021 / 12:00 PM CST /
Updated: Nov 25, 2021 / 09:47 PM CST
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meganblacksmith@mhanation.com
“My grandma would always say – and it’s always
been my motto – ‘tomorrow’s a new day, but
you pray to get through today,'” said Dawn
Mark Nolan
White, supervisory lead agent for the MHA Drug 701-421-2557
Enforcement Division. mnolan@mhanation.com
White applies that to her work, but that saying
dates back to how she grew up on the Fort
Berthold Indian Reservation, in White Shield.
Matt Howling Wolf
Raised by her grandparents, White’s professional
701-421-5053
timeline began right after she graduated high matthowlingwolf@mhanation.com
school.
“Every generation has had somebody going to
the military,” she said, “in every branch.” about her experiences.
She wasted no time before she joined the Army. One of those people who needed someone like
She said she always wanted to go. Dawn on their side is Telia Baker.
She was stationed all over the U.S. and spent “I was a six-year heroin addict,” Baker said.
time abroad. She was sent to Bosnia for “Being one of the arresting officers with federal
Operation Joint Endeavor. drug charges, she was there. It could’ve been
White says her time in Bosnia and in the Army, anyone else sitting there, [but] Creator placed
overall, was stressful. Dawn there.”
At just 19 years old, she left home. During her After three years in prison, Baker returned home
eight years as an Army medic, she says she found and expected to be judged. Instead, Dawn did
her warrior spirit. the opposite.
“I wanted to show them that I am meant to be She greeted her with a humble smile, Baker
here, even if I am a woman, I’m meant to be recalled.
here,” she said. Baker is close to eight years of sobriety and is
Another place she’s meant to be is on the front the director at The Door resource and recovery
lines of the fight against drugs on Fort Berthold. center in New Town.
MHA Nation Chairman Mark Fox said, “The “It’s always right in the back of my mind, Dawn’s
highest qualities that I speak of her is that A) face,” she said.
she’s homegrown and she’s native.” Agent White’s job ranges from helping her
“It helps me, I think more than it ever hindered people to tracking down large-scale drug-
trafficking organizations.
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me,” White said, “to be a person on this
reservation arresting our people. Because who
wouldn’t know their people than somebody who
“I tell a lot of people, you know, I can’t help
everybody, but I can help one person at a time.”
8:00AM - 4:00PM CST
grew up here?” She says she prays for the people she’s up Monday - Friday
“The second thing that I think that is really a against. “I push everyone to go to treatment. I
strong attribute is that she’s one of few women,
active women, that are part of the force,”
don’t want them to be on the street, to live this
life.”
Main Phone Number
Chairman Fox added. “And then the third one
that I have to say is probably her strongest
That’s another thing she learned from her 701-743-4380
grandparents. They were direct, but kind, which
attribute, is that she’s a veteran.” is something she says she’d like to see more of.
“I think sometimes that’s all some people need, Dawn White holds many titles, including
is just somebody to talk to,” White reflected Someone You Should Know.
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White Shield
Turkey Trot 5K
2021
Congratulations to all who participated!
Photos By: Arikara Fitness & Recreational Center
EMHC PUBLIC HEALTH
December
Covid-19
Vaccine Clinics
New Town
Please note location changes
Veterans Center Northern Lights Center
1st and 8th 15th, 22nd, 29th
11:00am to 3:00pm
Mandaree- EMS Garage
Thursday 9th from 1-4 pm
White Shield- New Comm. Center
Tuesday 14th from 1-4pm
Parshall- Red Hall
Tuesday 21st from 1-4pm
Kids dose's now available
for 5 years and up!
PLEASE WEAR A MASK AND
EXPECT TO WAIT 15 MINS.
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Sports Section
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHITE SHIELD WARRIORS
2021 CHAIRMAN’S BOWL CHAMPIONS
Photo By: Raine White
DEER OPENING White Shield
SEASON Holiday Miles
White Shield community members hunting
photos | Feature your hunting photos by Challenge
Emailing: editor@whiteshieldstar.com
Photos submitted by: PJ Demarce (with sons
We continue to encourage everyone
Mauryce, Daceton & Keethon)
who has signed up for the Holiday
Miles Challenge to keep up their
walking and running this season!
For all those who have signed up,
you will earn a dollar for every mile
you WALK or RUN. Minimum of
25 miles (for $25.00) Maximum of
$500.00 Scheels Gift Card.
Miles must be logged to phone app
“Map My Run” to be counted.
Photo of miles on treadmills must
be taken.
Starts: December 1, 2021
Ends: January 15, 2022
Adults Only - (first 50 participants)
For More Information Contact:
Sheldon Rush at 701-897-4661
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In Memory of capacities. During this time, Wilbur
Sr. worked in Washington, D.C., North
Winona Mizner. Stepchildren: Coby
Rabbithead and Michael Stevens. Step-
Dakota, South Dakota, and Arizona. grandchild: Deyondre T. Simpson.
While in Arizona, he met Eddie Basha He was preceded in death by his Parents:
Jr., the owner of Bashas’, Inc., a grocery Ernest and Mollie Wilkinson. Paternal
store chain in Arizona, and worked to Grandparents: Ernest Wilkinson Sr.
launch the first Bashas’ grocery store in and Margaret Beauchamp. Maternal
Tuba City, Arizona, headquarters of the Grandparents: Daniel Wolf and Lillie
Western Navajo Agency. Eaton. Brother: Harry Wilkinson. Sister:
After working for the federal Virginia Wilkinson.
government, he returned to Fort A viewing will be held Thursday, October
Berthold to serve his People. In 28 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Thompson
November 1990, Wilbur Sr. was elected Funeral Home at 48 3rd Street NE,
as the Chairman of the Three Affiliated Garrison, North Dakota 58540.
Tribes. During his term, his most Funeral services will be held Friday,
historic legal accomplishment was October 29th at 10 a.m. at the Thompson
successfully lobbying for the passage Funeral Home. Following the graveside
of the Joint Tribal Advisory Committee service at Immaculate Conception
(JTAC). Another significant victory Catholic Cemetery, the family will
WILBUR DALE WILKINSON, SR. as Chairman was building The Four provide a boxed lunch served at the
OCTOBER 12, 1978 - OCTOBER 23, 2021 Bears Casino & Lodge, which remains
White Shield Community Center at 1620
the most successful and long-standing 61st Avenue, Roseglen, ND 58775.
Wilbur Dale Wilkinson Sr., 73, of White project in MHA history. What is more, he
Shield, North Dakota made his journey negotiated the best gaming compact in
to “the place where life continues” on
Saturday, October 23, 2021.
state history for a Tribe. He also started
the first Cattle Re-lending Program on In Memory of
Wilbur Sr., is a member of the Mandan, the MHA Nation.
Hidatsa, and Arikara (MHA) Nation. His In Wilbur Sr’s later years, he took on
Indian Name is “Ciida buuxi adagish” the USDA and represented 27 families,
Spotted Tail “Old One.” He is a member including his own, for discriminatory
of the Flint Knife Clan-Three Clan “Mate practices on Indian farmers and won an
si-no-ga.” 18-year battle associated with the famed
Wilbur Sr. was born in Minot, North 2011 Keepseagle v. Vilsack settlement.
Dakota, on October 12, 1948, to Ernest He later established Spotted Tail &
and Mollie Wolf Wilkinson. He was Associates, a professional service firm
then adopted by Rose Crows Flies providing expert legal advice within the
High after his mother’s passing. He domains of tribal consultation, energy
was primarily raised in White Shield, and natural resources, environmental
North Dakota, located on the Fort issues, and litigation. Toward the end
Berthold reservation. A descendant of of his career, he focused his energies
Spotted Tail and Wolf Lies Down, he on providing allottee services for tribal
held the warrior spirit within himself. members.
His fraternal grandfather was Mahlon The culmination of his lived experiences,
Wilkinson, who served as the first Indian service as a tribal leader, and work as an WHITNEY KENDRA HOSIE
Agent at Fort Berthold. Upon receiving untiring legal advocate have prompted OCTOBER 1, 1988 - NOVEMBER 7, 2021
his diploma from White Shield High many to view Wilbur Sr.’s passage as “A
School in 1966, Wilbur Sr. received an Good Man Walks Your Way.” Whitney Kendra Hosie, 33, White Shield,
undergraduate degree from Haskell died on Sunday, November 7, 2021
Wilbur Sr. was a loving father, at Sanford Hospital in Bismarck, ND.
Indian Junior College (known today grandfather, brother, uncle, cousin
as Haskell Indian Nations University). Procession from Thompson Funeral
and was a good relative to all. He is Home will begin at 8am on Wednesday,
While at Haskell, Wilbur had his first survived by His companion: Karen
taste of Indian advocacy by participating November 10, 2021.
Rabbithead. Siblings: Alva Rose Hall,
in the American Indian Movement (AIM) Charles Wilkinson, and Virgil Wilkinson Funeral services will be held at 10am at
occupation of Wounded Knee. He later (Judith). Children: Charlotte (Ryan) the Ralph Wells, Jr. Memorial Complex
attended Northeastern University and Davidson, Norma (Raymond) Naito, in White Shield, ND.
the University of Oklahoma. Sallie Wilkinson (Ronnie Mizner), Burial will be at the Immaculate
Intending to become an Indian Advocate, Ernest O. Wilkinson III and Wilbur D. Conception/Packineau Dam Cemetary
Wilbur Sr. began working for the United Wilkinson, Jr. Grandchildren: William west of White Shield, immediately
States Bureau of Indian Affairs in various Wilkinson, Matthew Davidson and following the funeral.
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HOURS OF
OPERATION
WHITE SHIELD SITE
WEEKDAYS
7:00AM - 9:00PM
WHITE SHIELD COMPLEX
MON-FRI 8:30AM-4:30PM
WEEKENDS
NUETA HIDATSA SAHNISH COLLEGE
8:00AM - 9:00AM LIAISON: ELISE ARGENT
Come learn more about:
701-743-4022
COLLAGE ASSISTANCE - We can help you apply
for admission to college, as well as financial aid and
scholarships. We can also assist with setting up your
campus email, Office 365 set up, as well as helping you
order books (questions on tutoring) and more!
GED Center - Our office has study workbooks and
provides assistance in preparing for the GED exams.
You can also register to take the exams online right
here at the White Shield Complex
Dual Credit and CEU’s - NHSC also offers dual
credit courses for high school students (with
school approval), and has CEU classes available to
community members as well.
Ree Ranch Arena
2021 WINTER BARN HOURS
The White Shield Fitness &
Recreation program is looking
to find a gymnastic, tumbler, Monday Thursday
or dance routine instructor to Open Barn 9:00am - 7:00pm Open Barn 9:00am - 7:00pm
teach our White Shield youth!
Ages will be from 1st grade to Tuesday Friday 2021
Open Barn 9:00am - 3:30pm Open Barn 9:00am - 7:00pm
3rd grade.
Riding Lessons WHITE SHIELD
We will perform at halftimes CHRISTMAS
of home games as well as any Wednesday Weekends CONCERT
opportunities to perform at! Open Barn 9:00am - 4:00pm Open Barn 9:00am - 7:00pm
Roping 5:30pm - 8:00pm Wednesday
Times, salary and location can Live Steers December 15th
be discussed when you contact
me. It is a great activity for our ARENA LOCATION Meal begins at 5:00pm
kids and hope we can get this
1348 61ST AVE NW Concert begins at 6:00pm
going asap!
GARRISON, ND 58540 Sleigh Rides, Santa, Cookies
Please call or text
and Cider to follow!
Sheldon Rush FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
701-897-6441
White Shield Fitness & JACKIE 701-421-7210
Recreation Specialist JESS HALL 701-421-7200
10ARIKARA FRY BREAD NOVEMBER SESAME STREET
AWAHU VILLAGE GRAND OPENING RALPH WELLS TURKEY TROT
COMMUNITY CENTER KNOTS LANDING REE SCOUTS VETERANS DAY
DEER HUNTER MARINE CORPS SAHNISH WARRIORS
ELDERS NISHU SEMPER FI WHITE SHIELD STAR
11WHITE SHIELD OFFICE 1804 C-STORE
Councilman Fred Fox ffox@mhanation.com 701-421-0391 Main Phone 701-743-4022
Jonelle Abe jonelle@mhanation.com 701-421-8222 WHITE SHIELD COMPLEX
Greta Hosie gretahosie@mhanation.com 701-421-8286 Main Phone 701-743-4244
Heather Bearstail hdickens@mhanation.com 701-421-1396 Gary Dickens 701-898-8946
Morley Howling Wolf mhowlingwolf@mhanation.com 701-421-1160 NEW RALPH WELLS, JR. COMMUNITY CENTER
David Blacksmith dblacksmith@mhanation.com 701-421-6507 Megan Blacksmith 701-421-0895
RECORDS OFFICE Mark Nolan 701-421-2557
Executive Secretary 701-627-8248 Matt Howling Wolf 701-421-5053
Mike Stevens mstevens@mhanation.com 701-627-8111 WHITE SHIELD SENIOR MEALS
NEW TOWN OFFICE Main Phone 701-743-4121
Main Phone 701-627-8248 REE LODGE MANAGEMENT
Fax Line 701-627-2093 Main Line 701-743-4120
BISMARCK SATELLITE OFFICE JoDell Fox Ext 225
Main Phone 701-751-0456 Chris Everett Ext 226
Fax Line 701-751-1972 WHITE SHIELD FIELD CLINIC
Sharissa Wells slwells@mhanation.com 701-421-8985 Main Phone 701-743-4380
November Birthdays
Sandra Gillette (11/3) THE SECURITY
WHITE SHIELD James Miller 701-421-7099
Rhoda Star (11/6) POLICE DEPARTMENT
Please email stories and photos (with credit) to: TAT Police Department 701-627-3716
Fredman Everett, Sr. (11/7) editor@whiteshieldstar.com ROADS DEPARTMENT
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: 10TH DAY OF THE MONTH Main Phone 701-627-3716
Diane Mongram (11/9) FOR THAT MONTH’S ISSUE RURAL WATER
Main Phone 701-627-8185
Charles Wilkinson (11/13) ENVIRONMENTAL DEPATMENT / PESTICIDES
MHA NATION COMMITTEES Main Phone 701-627-4569
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Lujuanna LaCroix (11/15) Chairman Mark Fox (Chair) chairmanfox@mhanation.com 701-627-4781
ELBOWOODS HEALTH CENTER
Main Phone 701-627-4750
Donald Dickens (11/27) Cory Spotted Bear (Vice Chair) coryspottedbear@mhanation.com 701-938-4403 Fax Line 701-627-4496
Fred Fox (Executive Secretary) ffox@mhanation.com 701-627-8248
Mervin Packineau (Treasurer) mpackineau@mhanation.com 701-627-8216
December Birthdays JUDICIAL COMMITTEE NEW TOWN COMMODITIES
Bobbette LaCroix (12/4) V. Judy Brugh (Chair) vjbrugh@mhanation.com 701-627-8109 Main Phone 701-627-4292
Fred Fox (Member) ffox@mhanation.com 701-627-8248 TERO NEW TOWN
Main Phone 701-627-3634
Neil Karlson (12/15) Monica Mayer (Member) mmayer@mhanation.com 701-627-3456
BIA NEW TOWN
HEALTH AND HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE
Main Phone 701-627-4707
Donna Poitra (12/17) Monica Mayer (Chair) mmayer@mhanation.com 701-627-3456 Range 701-627-6532
Fred Fox (Member) ffox@mhanation.com 701-627-8248 LEGAL SERVICES NEW TOWN
Nancy Fox (12/25) Main Phone 701-627-4719
Cory Spotted Bear (Member) coryspottedbear@mhanation.com 701-938-4403
Toll Free 1-877-639-8695
Ardith Esquibel (12/29) EDUCATION COMMITTEE
TAT FINANCE
Monica Mayer (Chair) mmayer@mhanation.com 701-627-3456
Main Phone 701-627-8224
Sherry Turner-Lone Fight sturner-lonefight@mhanation.com 701-759-3377 Fax Line 701-627-2811
Apologies if we missed anyone Judy Brugh (Member) vjbrugh@mhanation.com 701-627-8109 TAT ENROLLMENT
It was not our intention ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Main Phone 701-627-4238
TAT SOLID WASTE
Monica Mayer (Chair) mmayer@mhanation.com 701-627-3456
Main Phone 701-627-2034
Cory Spotted Bear (Member) coryspottedbear@mhanation.com 701-938-4403 ANIMAL CONTROL
V. Judy Brugh (Member) vjbrugh@mhanation.com 701-627-8109 Delia Blake 701-421-5214
ENERGY COMMITTEE Travis Jensen 701-421-8906
WHITE SHIELD
FOUR BEARS CASINO
Fred Fox (Chair) ffox@mhanation.com 701-627-8248
Main Phone 1-800-294-5454
SENIOR MEALS Cory Spotted Bear (Member)
Monica Mayer (Member)
coryspottedbear@mhanation.com
mmayer@mhanation.com
701-838-4403
701-627-3456
TRIBAL COURTS
Main Phone 701-627-4803
CULTURAL COMMITTEE SOCIAL SERVICES
701-421-4121 Sherry Turner-Lone Fight (Chair) sturner-lonefight@mhanation.com 701-759-3377
Main Phone
477
701-627-8165
DELIVERY
Cory Spotted Bear (Member) coryspottedbear@mhanation.com 701-938-4403
Main Phone 701-627-4455
V. Judy Brugh (Member) vjbrugh@mhanation.com 701-627-8109 GARRISON CENEX
OR PICK-UP NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE Main Phone
GARRISON STATE BANK & TRUST
701-463-2256
Cory Spotted Bear (Chair) coryspottedbear@mhanation.com 701-938-4403
11:30AM - 12:30PM Fred Fox (Member) ffox@mhanation.com 701-627-8248
Main Phone
MCLEAN ELECTRIC
701-463-2262
V. Judy Brugh (Member) vjbrugh@mhanation.com 701-627-8109
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