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For years in the 1960s and ’70s, there was an Indian Center in Havre that served the Native population in Havre and the surrounding area.
William Main of Fort Belknap Indian Reservation said members took advantage of the services when he was young.
But in the 1980, the center folded.
That’s too bad, he said, because sometimes off-reservation Natives need help in accessing services guaranteed to reservation residents.
So he is holding a meeting at 6 p.m. at the TownHouse Inn on 1st Street to try to create a new Indian Center.
Main said he hopes the meeting will result in a firm commitment to fo...
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rbcitizen writes:
Good idea Fort Belknap, and I think the city of Havre should by all means back this venture. Because the city of havre would not be where it is today without all the money that Natives bring to this town. We all share the gas stations , the food establishments, the grocery stores, private businesses, and we bring big gatherings of people to the sports arena. Very good idea.
09/30/2015, 1:57 pm