# JULY 2023 | VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 5 > Briefs, arguments, decisions, and more. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/tribal%3Athree_affiliated_fort_berthold%3Aa2dc6dfffdd89377 ## Record - **Collection:** Tribal code - **Document type:** Tribal code ## Text THE WHITE SHIELD JULY 2023 | VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 5 Councilman Fred Fox’s Greetings Greetings to all our Elders, Community Members and Relatives, I would like to send all my condolences to all the families that have lost loved ones this past month. Also, to the family members that have loved ones that our in the hospitals, our prayers and thoughts are with you. All our families here are very close and the generations before us were the pioneers in White Shield. We are winding down the Summer season and Fall is right around the corner and we are starting to look at the start of the first day of school. With that said, we are having a Back to School Bash in conjunction with the White Shield School on Monday August 14th. We will be providing $150 per student that are enrolled with White Shield School at the Back to School Bash. We will provide lunch and will be brining comedians Lil Mike and Funny Bone for the White Shield Students. Disbursements will be distributed out August 9th this month. So far to date, the MHA Nation has distributed over $450 million in disbursements and also distributed over $60 million in Elder disbursements since 2008. The MHA Nation has four different Investment accounts. The First one is Goldman Sachs MHA Tribal JTAC - $165,979,162; the Second one is Goldman Sachs MHA Economic Development Fund - $44,537,294; the Third one is Goldman Sachs MHA Educational Trust Fund $12,899,044; the last one is the MHA Nation People’s Fund has $867,853,699. This does not include the PL102-575 JTAC of $142.9 million. As summer is ending, we will be busy with projects in White Shield. I would like to have a Segment Update around the middle of September after United Tribes Pow-wow. These are very important projects for our community and the entire MHA Nation. The following is an overview of the White Shield Projects for FY 2023: • Master Plan Community Infrastructure • White Shield Restaurant • White Shield Veterans Center • White Shield Boys & Girls Club • Ralph Wells Complex Restoration/ Renovation • White Shield Daycare • White Shield Satellite Casino • White Shield Professional Housing The end of August we will be hosting the Pawnee Tribe for the Annual Arikara/Pawnee Reunion. The dates are August 31st - September 3rd at the White Shield Pow-wow grounds. The activities have not all been confirmed but a draft includes: • August 31 - Pawnee Tribe Arrives • September 1- Breakfast; Tour of Interpretive Center, Earth Lodges and Pontoon rides in White Shield, and Hand Games • August 2 - Breakfast; Pipe Ceremony; Lunch; Pow-wow • August 3rd - Church Services In conclusion I want again send prayers to the family members in our community that lost loved ones, and family members that are in the hospital and are fighting terminal illness. Nothing matters more than our family, everything else is second. I hope everyone has a safe rest of the summer and make sure you make it out to Twin Buttes and Little Shell Pow-wow. No more pow wows for another year, so enjoy it well you can. Take care and God Bless, White Shield East Segment Representative MHA Nation Executive Secretary A homecoming for veterans Housing units for veterans open up in White Shield BY JAMES C. FALCON james@nordaknorth.com WHITE SHIELD — Services for veterans in the White Shield community grew last week with the grand opening of six housing units dedicated solely to veterans and their families. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony held June 9, the construction of the homes just south of the continued development taking place in White Shield, is “a good thing for our veterans,” said Bernadette White Bear-Hall, director of veteran affairs in the East Segment. MHA Nation tribal chairman Mark Fox echoed the sentiment that these residential units exemplify the dedication the tribe has to veterans. “People say ‘You should do something for the veterans.’ That’s always a statement made by many,” Chairman Fox said. “I want to be able to stand here in front of you and say, ‘That’s what we do.’ We do a lot of things now for veterans. It’s a long time coming.’ Chairman Fox noted that services for veterans, including a new veterans center in White Shield (which White Bear Hall estimates will be completed by August), are ongoing in White Shield, as well as throughout the reservation. “Now, we have a model system,” Chairman Fox said. “If we do things right, there will be ten times more of them on Fort Berthold. Homes for veterans, in particular elders. We have a lot Robert Hunter, director of Three Affi liated Tribes Veteran Aff airs; East Segment Representative Fred Fox and tribal chairman Mark Fox cut the ribbon at one of six veteran housing units in White Shield last Friday morning. The housing units, which feature various degrees of accessibility, will be designated solely to veterans and their families. (James C. Falcon) more work to do, but now we’ve got the base, a model, something to stem off of.” While all the units have three bedrooms and two bathrooms and have the same layout, two of the units are fully Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant, two have some ADA features and the remaining two are not ADA compliant. Rent is based on income, but it is capped at $350 a month, White Bear-Hall noted. “We are not here to put a burden on a veteran,” she said. “Say a veteran gets out of boot camp, gets off their first enlistment and they come home and need to Callie Calhoun, the designer of the veteran apartments, demonstrates how a kitchen cabinet can be lowered, thus making it more accessible. Calhoun took input from East Segment veterans affairs director Bernadette White Bear-Hall and incorporated touches to suit the future residents. “When they get done, it’s not just a house. It’s a home,” Calhoun said. 2 get established, they need to get a job, they need to start saving money, they just had a little one.” While under the management of Ree Lodge Housing, the rent acquired from the veteran housing will go back into it by means of helping to pay for maintenance. Of the six units, two are already assigned; a “young family” and an elder will be the first residents of the units, said JoDell Fox, director of Ree Lodge Housing, adding that another unit may be filled within the week. Including the prospective residents, there are six on the applicant list, as well as three who verbally expressed an interest, she said. Housing will be prioritized to White Shield veterans, veterans enrolled in the Three Affiliated Tribes, Native American veterans from any federally recognized tribe and then veterans, in that order. “There are so many veterans that don’t have the opportunity to come back home or there are some veterans who don’t have the housing here,” said Fred Fox, a member of the MHA tribal council and representative for the East Segment. “I asked the chairman ‘Can you help me out on this? I really would like to do this.” For Representative Fox, this housing project is a personal thing. After getting out of the Navy, he found himself coming home to find that he couldn’t find housing. The closest accommodation he could find was Garrison, which made his daily commute to college longer. “It feels really good to have a place,” Representative Fox said. “If they don’t have a home, what good are we to honor our veterans?” Young Hawk/Bear Post 253 Celebrate Memorial Day Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight 3 Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight An Arikara Celebration for the books BY JAMES C. FALCON james@nordaknorth.com WHITE SHIELD — A little rain on Saturday evening didn’t stop the Arikara Celebration from celebrating. Far from it, thanks to a new roof which was recently installed at the powwow arbor. Renovations at the arbor included tearing up the grass and replacing it with artificial turf. Early Friday afternoon before the celebration was in full swing, a design of windows on the new roof casted an intricate shade on the faux grass, installed to prevent powwow dancers from getting wet and dancing in unsavory and inclement weather conditions – such as the rainstorm which pelted White Shield Saturday evening. Before the celebration began – the first grand entry was at 7 p.m. Friday – rows of foldup chairs, many with their owners’ names inked on the back, surround the arbor. Most vendors were just starting to set up that Friday afternoon, but some food vendors were already open for business. Around the periphery of the grounds, RVs, tents and teepees were scattered throughout; White Shield’s population, even though temporary for the weekend, surely doubled at the least. By Saturday noon, the number of chairs around the powwow circle grew, as did the number of campers around the outside. As the 1 p.m. grand entry neared, dancers readied themselves as they got dressed in their regalia, braided their hair and put the finishing touches on their appearance. In all, the celebration boasted 19 registered drum groups, 15 visiting powwow royalty and 436 dancers representing 56 tribes from 17 states and five Canadian provinces. (Continued on Page 5) Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight 4 SR. WOMEN SO. BUCKSKIN/CLOTH 5th Phammie Little Sun; 4th Leah Vanhoy; 3rd Shane Eagle Speaker; 2nd Amanda Proctor; 1st April Draper 2023 ARIKARA CELEBRATION WINNERS JR. MENS SO. STRAIGHT 5th Cameron Soxie; 4th Amory Miller; 3rd Tyrin Lasley; 2nd Ipa Grey; 1st Maximus Sheka GOLDEN AGE MEN GRASS 4th Butch Gillette; 3rd Phillip Moosomin; 2nd Roy Morsette; 1st Daryl Bearstail JR. MENS NO. TRADITIONAL 5th Sidrick Baker, Jr.; 4th Ira High Elk; 3rd Vincent Fox; 2nd Malcom Murphy; 1st Jared Brown GOLDEN AGE MEN FANCY 3rd Stacy Makes Good; 2nd James Reeder; 1st Tommy Draper JR. MENS CHICKEN 5th Charley Lewis; 4th Jeff Red Tomahawk; 3rd Marshall Poitra Cree; 2nd Marshall Rosales; 1st Rooster Top Sky GOLDEN AGE MEN TRADITIONAL 5th Keith Bear; 4th Wilson Roberts; 3rd Richard Parker; 2nd Greg Red Elk; 1st Donny McKay JR. MENS FANCY 5th Rylan Baker; 4th Cash Draper; 3rd Cactus Runsabove; 2nd Kasen Street; 1st Mabahi Baker GOLDEN AGE WOMEN FANCY 4th Judy Red Tomahawk; 3rd Shirley Reeder; 2nd Melinda Goodwill; 1st Grace Her Many Horses JR. MENS GRASS 5th Beau Grady, ND; 4th Darwin Goodwill; 3rd Anthony Moran; 2nd Ty Garreau; 1st Therien Paskemin GOLDEN AGE WOMEN JINGLE 1st Doreen Duncan JR. WOMEN JINGLE 5th Yanabah Baker; 4th Amanda Goodwill; 3rd Ashleigh Bonaise; 2nd Neeta Killspotted ; 1st Prairie Rose Jack GOLDEN AGE WOMEN TRADITIONAL 5th Veronica Serdahl; 4th Edith Yazzie; 3rd Darlene Situran; 2nd Lora Draper; 1st Sharon Roberts JR. WOMEN’S FANCY 5th Symone Paskemin; 4th Natika Baker; 3rd Laryn Oakes; 2nd Dezi Tootoosis; 1st Sage Jack TEEN BOYS FANCY 5th Jazz Mousseau; 4th Kenneth Brown, Jr.; 3rd Shylo Leo Baker; 2nd Sheldon Scalplock III; 1st Pistol Bearstail JR. WOMEN SO. BUCKSKIN/CLOTH 5th Anna Spotted Wolf; 4th Kelly Walker; 3rd Rickielynn Hughes; 2nd Ashley Baker; 1st Amanda Moore TEEN BOYS GRASS 5th Wyatt Baker; 4th Tanner Abbey; 3rd Jayceon Fog in the Morning; 2nd Thomas Bearstail III; 1st Cante Peters JR. WOMEN’S NO. TRADITIONAL 5th Sweetmedicine Finley; 4th Shaelynn Walks Over Ice; 3rd Kirsten Mandes; 2nd Lauren Good Day; 1st Carlie Nepoose TEEN BOYS TRADITIONAL 5th Jaxon End of Horn; 4th Brennon Wolf; 3rd Nehemiah Baker; 2nd Tyrell Elk; 1st Lawrence Ducheneaux SR. MENS GRASS 5th Stewart Head; 4th J.C. Kills Spotted; 3rd Jeff Downing; 2nd Haga Cleveland ; 1st Randall Paskemin TEEN GIRLS FANCY 5th Lennyn Paskemin; 4th Shayla Yellowhair; 3rd Paloma Ruiz; 2nd Kianna Kingbird; 1st Neveah Jishie SR. MENS FANCY 3rd Valdis Joe; 2nd Nick Demarce; 1st George Abeyta Sr. MENS CHICKEN 5th Kenny Brown, Sr.; 4th Jamye Bad Warrior; 3rd Bobby Badger; 2nd Taite Honadick; 1st Prinz Three Irons SR. MENS SO. STRAIGHT 5th Francis Soxie; 4th Pius Spotted Horse Chief; 3rd Gary SA; 2nd Matthew Sheka, Sr.; 1st Everett Moore TEEN GIRLS JINGLE 5th Lahlee LaBlanc; 4th Nartanne Caldwell; 3rd Sarai Tso; 2nd Taylor Jishie; 1st Serene Goodwill Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight TEEN GIRLS TRADITIONAL 5th Mahpiya Redman; 4th Tyree Ridge Bear; 3rd Dymond Totus; 2nd Chole Goodwill; 1st Shawntay Iron Horse JR. BOYS FANCY 5th Ethan Jourdain; 4th Iinii Scalplock; 3rd Marlin Cleveland; 2nd Xavier Spoonhunter; 1st Demarcus Draper SR. MENS NO TRADITIONAL 5th Steve Yellow Earrings; 4th Jerren Elk; 3rd Merril Ironhawk; 2nd Aron Abbey; 1st Richard Street JR. BOYS GRASS 5th Itoncha Goodwill; 4th Ahsini Abbey; 3rd Nate Robinson, Jr.; 2nd Ryder Johnson; 1st Keveon Kingbird SR. WOMEN’S FANCY 5th Debbie Tosie; 4th Danielle Grey; 3rd Kellie LeBeau; 2nd Raenell Scott; 1st Bobbi Frederick JR. BOYS TRADITIONAL 5th Hehaka Goodday Giago; 4th Berkeley Chaske; 3rd Easton Wolf; 2nd Aron Abbey; 1st Ovade Boyd SR. WOMEN’S JINGLE 5th Lisa Ewack; 4th Dawn Wasinzi; 3rd Randi Gardypie; 2nd Tiny Rosales; 1st Fallon Jo Snow SR. WOMEN NO. TRADITIONAL 5th Iris McKay; 4th Andrea Redman; 3rd Lynn Cuny; 2nd Randi Hart; 1st Lonna Street 5 (Continued on Page 7) In Memory of In Memory of ZACHARY DAKOTA PFLIGER/YOUNGBIRD JORDEN NOAH PFLIGER/YOUNGBIRD (Holy Eagle) (Looking Elk) Zachary Dakota Pfliger/Youngbird (Holy Eagle), was a curious personality, who had no boundaries between real life and his zest for Legend of Zelda, Anime culture (all things Anime), and his search for how God fits into his life, or should I say, how he fits into God’s. He believed humor was the best medicine, in order for him to connect to family and friends. His connection to life and God was at the heart of his questions for his understanding of life. Zachary was born in Springfield, Oregon, at McKenzie/ Willamette Medical Center, on November 12, 1994, to Terence and Andrea Pfliger. He was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome, a few years later, through tests conducted. This type of Autism didn’t stop Zachary from his search throughout his life, for the meaning of him, his connection to God. This new faith came about due to his strong support system of family and friends, to help him adjust to life. Zachary did accomplish two very important things in his short life. He did finish his requirements to obtain a diploma, through Bend High School’s Coop Transition Program in 2013. In the Summer of 2022, with the love and support of his parents and siblings Zachary embarked on the difficulty of Disney Land, with a wheelchair as his only means of transportation through the park. You see, his cancer had advanced to the final stage, which left him very weak and unable to effectively walk. His dream was to complete a Lightsaber, from the Build-aLightsaber workshop, at the Star Wars attraction park. In closing, I would like to say that through all the crazy adventures, I experienced with Zachary. It was Zachary, who felt the most love for his heritage, for his Native American Traditions. He will be remembered, if not for his deep respect for his Ancestors. Zachary and Jorden are survived by their parents, Terence Pfliger and Andrea Duke; siblings, Michaela, Alex, and Jaden Pfliger, Kayla and Samantha Duke. In addition to their brothers and sisters, they are mourned by their aunts and uncles, along with their many cousins and relatives of the MHA Nation, which they deserved to know more about, as they lived. Finally, I would like to thank all family members that donated their time and money, in helping me to get to this point, in celebrating these children’s lives. I really couldn’t have accomplished these plans without my amazing family. Jorden Noah Pfliger/Youngbird (Looking Elk), passed away on February 23, 2023, from an unexpected, tragic circumstance. He was cut down so short in his youth. I want all of his family and friends to remember him as he was in this life. I want to always cherish his energy, his ability to generate positivity, and all of his ideas, to help in any way he could. I would also like to remember my son, the real man’s man. Tough, but empathetic to all. My son would love his time in nature. He would go on hunting and fishing adventures throughout the year when he was old enough to handle weapons responsibly. But when he wasn’t hunting or fishing, he had a real passion for big trucks. He had two special 4x4s, he would spend so much time modifying during his spare time after working and putting in a hard day’s work, as a roofer apprentice. These hobbies and special skills were amplified all the more after he finished and graduated from Mountain View high school in Bend Oregon in the summer of 2018. Jorden Pfliger was born on May 9, 2002, to parents Terence and Andrea Pfliger, at McKenzie/Willamette Medical Center, in Springfield, Oregon. Jorden was raised with a deep respect for family but was always getting into more and more difficult adventures around his environment (climbing trees, hiding from everyone, etc.). Such an energetic, young man, Jorden grew to respect all animals, wild, and domesticated types. He was always aware of what it meant to respect nature, as it was very apparent with the family pet, Cooter. A yellow lab that was treated with special affection, reserved for those of a special connection. I would also like to point out that his passion stretched out to metal smithing as well, beyond his love of animals. This all accumulated, and eventually brought him a love of guns and the love of collecting antique weapons. I like to think that all of my sons’ endeavors were an outlet for the big, amazing world of nature. Zachary and Jorden are survived by their parents, Terence Pfliger and Andrea Duke; siblings, Michaela, Alex, and Jaden Pfliger, Kayla and Samantha Duke. In addition to their brothers and sisters, they are mourned by their aunts and uncles, along with their many cousins and relatives of the MHA Nation, which they deserved to know more about, as they lived. Finally, I would like to thank all family members that donated their time and money, in helping me to get to this point, in celebrating these children’s lives. I really couldn’t have accomplished these plans without my amazing family. 6 A powwow presentation The family of World War I hero Tom Rogers were honored with a buff alo skull during the Arikara Celebration Friday. The skull was presented by East Segment councilman Fred Fox on behalf of Four Bears Councilman Robert White Jr. The skull will be displayed at the MHA Nation Veterans Center in New Town. (Logan Davis) (Continued from Page 5) JR. GIRLS FANCY 5th Steshuanu Goodday Decory; 4th Oravahn Phommahaxay; 3rd Okimaskwew Baker; 2nd Annabella Spoonhunter; 1st Maleya Jishie JR. GIRLS JINGLE 5th Frankee Johnson; 4th Jayla Swallow; 3rd Kaireace Birdinground; 2nd Amia Goodwill; 1st Scarlett Scalplock III JR. GIRLS TRADITIONAL 5th Catalina Shearer; 4th Libby Beard; 3rd Alexavia Holy Elk Face; 2nd Blakeley Chaske; 1st Brees Vanpelt 2023 ARIKARA CELEBRATION SINGING CONTEST WINNERS 7th Bad Nation, SD; 6th Ft. Peck Sioux, MT; 5th Little Bear, MN; 4th Southern Style, UT; 3rd Blazing Bear, OK; 2nd Battle River, MN; 1st The Boyz, MN Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight White Shield students model for Red Berry Woman Post By: Red Berry Woman The UNITY Dragonfly Collection is dropping 8/8/23 at 12:00pm CST Pictured: White Shield UNITY members, Koya Bearstail, Sophie Landin, Chloe Bearstail-Fox and Aubree Everett of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. 7 Speical thank you to the White Shield School and our hair and make-up team, Shylah Demaray and Jenny Hale. White Shield Sports Complex Post by: Brunton Architects & Engineers This massive, 10+ acre site is the brand new home of the White Shield Sports Complex. The complex houses multiple sports and recreation facilities, including: a football and baseball fields, with bleachers and a press box, an ice rick & warming house, concessions, an outdoor splash pad, (2) sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, a skate park, and a full spectrum of track and field elements. We are so happy to be a part of bringing this project to fruition! MOVIE ADMISSION: ADULT $10 YOUTH $7 SENIOR CITIZEN $5 3 AND UNDER IS FREE POPCORN $1 SODA $2 & $3 CANDY $2 8 Construction Start Date: May 2021 Construction Completion: July 2022 Construction Manager at Risk: Scull Construction Architect: Brunton Architects & Engineers White Shield Clean Up Day Recipe Corner Cinnamon Banana Pancakes This healthy recipe comes from NDSU Extension. INGREDIENTS • 2 large bananas, ripe to overripe • 1 teaspoon cinnamon • • • • • 2 eggs 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ cup skim milk or almond milk 1 cup whole-wheat flour Maple syrup or fruit to serve DIRECTIONS In a bowl, add bananas. Lightly mash with a potato masher or a fork, but not too much. Leave small chunks of bananas to make fluffy pancakes Add all remaining ingredients to banana mixture, mixing well. In a frying pan, cook pancakes over a medium-low heat. Use ½ cup of batter for each pancake and flip once edges get bubbly. NUTRITION INFORMATION Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight Makes four servings. Each serving has 190 calories, 3 g fat, 9 g protein, 35 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber and 50 mg sodium. 9 Sports Section J U LY 202 3 White Shield Basketball Fundamental and Skills Development 2023 White Shield Fall Sports Opening Dates and Contact Info GIRLS GOLF: AUGUST 1ST, 2023 Girls Golf Photo Credit: Karen Lone Fight Stacie Tsingine (928) 640-7729 JH/HS FOOTBALL: AUGUST 3RD, 2023 HS Football Ed Basurto (701) 421-9510 JH Football Mark Nolan (701) 421-2557 JH/HS X-COUNTRY: AUGUST 14TH, 2023 JH/HS X-Country Megan Achtenburg (701) 421-0895 JH/HS VOLLEYBALL: AUGUST 14TH, 2023 10 HS Volleyball Carrie Otto (701) 441-0234 JH Volleyball Shelly Keplin (701) 278-1463 Sports Section J U LY 202 3 Lil Warriors Basketball Camp Photo Credit: Stacie Tsingine 11 12 FITNESS MANAGERS Megan Blacksmith 701-421-0895 meganblacksmith@mhanation.com WHITE SHIELD CHURCHES Mark Nolan 701-421-2557 mnolan@mhanation.com ARIKARA CONGREGATIONAL HOURS Mon-Thur: 6AM-10PM Friday: 6AM-8PM Weekend: 8AM-10PM CHURCH Worship & Sunday School: 10:00am Pastor Kathy Holmes SACRED HEART CATHOLIC REC CENTER PRICES CHURCH $3 for Children $5 Adults 18+ Saturday Mass: 4:30pm Memberships $30 Single/Month $100 Family/3 Months Father Basil Atwell (701) 463-2327 (Parish Office) Golf Simulator $10 Per Person 13 May Answers WS STAR MAY 2023 B U M B L E B E E X W A Q O U T S I D E P A R A D E U F B L A D Y B U G D G E M I N F I B L B M B G A R D E N L K L S P R I N G S W L T I K O B U H M Q P S O W E R S N X I N G P O S B U D R Z E O F K M P I J X H G O M A I C L F F N K O D V V A N A C O S B A E Z A X N C T Q N T U B W S E T G O N T I C I E E C X P M Z Q C H O T K K J E H R G E A S A R T T R T P Z R W E I L U A R D A O R C W A L O C R F C M N M B K T A D Y A L N A F I R G O A I E B N Y M R V Y H T R A F C R Y F D C Q E V I F W E A H E E O I S R A U D V U M X A R D Y R E A L O E C A Y K R D R R S T B C I A Y Z O O L S A Y A J L L I F E G C U S M R G F R W X S O V L M T I T T H I Y C O O S S O M X B L K D G C U T M T J S N X J I P V Q M X R H E Z I J E P C N I C X U D A N C E R U D A O Q V Q W P I N B O W F G T S P N N N Q W N WORD LIST: BASKET BLOSSOM BOUQUET BUMBLEBEE BUTTERFLY CATERPILLAR CINCO DE MAYO CONSTRUCTION DANCE EXCERCISE FESTIVALS FLOWERS GARDENING GEMINI LADYBUG LAWNMOWER MEMORIAL DAY MOTHERS DAY OUTSIDE PARADE PICNIC RAINBOW RIBBONS SPRING STAR WARS DAY SUNSHINE TAURUS TRADITION Ralph Wells Community Center Hours 14 ULY WS STAR 2023 X E O Z K K E F E T T Y N I N U E R H E U W H A W W Y K J R Y M G R O V P F I R E W O R K S I D J S V W E W S K JULY WS STAR 2023 R I D E S C Q L Q V N A Q D Q J O P R D F I E B Q D X E O Z K K E F E T T Y N I N U E R H E H H C Q A T O A T P I U V H I M G M Z R F I R E W O R K S I D J S V W E W S K F I X R T W H UA LW W W Y I K TJ R A DM U W R YT M SG S R OD V CE R B Q L I P D F Y C K Q T O A Q M D F Y T C S I D E S C Q L Q V N A Q D Q J O P R D S F F Y IE H SH Y C Q N AO T SO A A TK P VI U VA H O I A M G G R MK D G P Y A B I N A D F F I X R T W U L S I Z Y C K Q T O A Q M D F I C N M D W E L W I T R T S Y T C S N N D N E S D C R A M I R E D I AM S RF HY N E SN A TK EZ SS Y HN O A A C Z D GQ P I Y E A V BI SW I N I I P I R E D I M R H Z T S A A G L A U T N A C Z V Q IX I DS K P AY GD L LA A I T L M B ST A ZU C T XZ DT K ZY D A WK G XT N O LN TW D LL N NU A S A I E E V V GC A TO IA N MY D EW E E EC H I I N EN T D N V ER S H E N T V C T W E H Y E S O P R A N S I E RI KY I E I I T I Y A W V R N E SU O AP W R AG N TS OI AL WT A I L M B T Z C Z T Z D L N C N S M R B X M L A I A Y S Y A O G E E S R H W I CR HH WA CMH PA MI S P I R L Q I A I R L Q I P I C N S M R B X M L A I A Y S X K T F S T A T E F A O G E E X K T F S T A T E F Y K LX AN NU WL Y Y L PO I NO S N SH H I I A U L PP BB PP B CE O RN T C E O NA A DD E E LL L L B C O N C Q RU T LQ U E LM E OM N A R I K K Q O R A R I K A R A C E A R A C E K Q O R J H L J H H Y L L E L E B R A T I X C A M P I N G W L B R A T X C A M P I H Y I O N H P O N H P N G W L U U WORD LIST: ARIKARA CELEBRATION CAMPING DRUMS FAMILY CARNIVAL FIREWORKS WORD LIST:LEMONADE RA CELEBRATION DRUMS CHAMPIONSHIP FLAG RAISING NG FAMILY CONCERT FRYBREAD CONTEST VAL FIREWORKS GIVEAWAY DANCING INDIAN TACO PIONSHIP FLAG RAISING ERT FRYBREAD ST GIVEAWAY NG INDIAN TACO PARADE RATIONS LEMONADE RIDES PARADE SPECIALS STATE FAIR RATIONS SUMMER RIDES SPECIALS STATE FAIR 15 SUMMER TINY TOTS TRADITIONAL VETERANS TINY TOTS WHITE SHIELD TRADITIONAL VETERANS WHITE SHIELD EAST SEGMENT ADMIN BUILDING (WHITE SHIELD) Councilman Fred Fox fredfox@mhanation.com NISHU LODGE (WHITE SHIELD ELDERS PROGRAM) 701-421-9355 Main Phone 701-743-4050 Main Phone 701-743-4120 Main Fax Line Main Fax Line 701-743-4155 Helen Krueger hkrueger@mhanation.com 701-898-8609 701-743-4411 David Blacksmith dblacksmith@mhanation.com 701-421-6507 Jayden Whitebear-Cisneros jcisneros@mhanation.com 701-421-2706 Jonelle Abe jonelle@mhanation.com 701-421-8222 Glennis Bearstail gbearstail@mhanation.com 701-897-1163 Nancy J. 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