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NOVEMBER 19, 1981 PAGE 9 PAGE 8 NOVEMBER 19. 1981 In honor of our Veterans— Past and Present We wish to pay honor and tribute the Veterans of the Warm Springs Reservation for their service to their country in time of need. World War I Baker, Lewis Hatchet, Sammy Hellon, Moses Kalama, Henry Sr. Kalama, Francis Miller, Davis Smith, Alfred Wesley, McKinley Wewa, Sam Occupational Services in Japan, Germany and Korea Aguilar, George Arthur, Larry Blodgett, Freddie Comedown, Albert Danzuka, Gerald Danzuka, Kenneth Frank, Wilson George, Johnny Gilbert, Allen Greeley, Elton Greeley, Melvin Greene, Eugene Greene, Levi Heath, Eldred Henry, Vernon Holliday, Benjamin Jr. Holliday, Milton Johnson, Cyril Johnson, Ruben Kalama, Roland Kalani, David Kalani, Reginald Kalani, Ronald Keo, Levi LeClaire, Louis Jr. Meanus, Marvin Duane Miller Miller, Sidney Mitchell, Pierson Powowit, Benny Sanders, Jeffery Sanders, Robert Scott, Danny Scott, Leroy Simtustus, Bertson Switzler, Delton Switzler, Virgil Van Pelt, Chester Winishut, Dallas Winishut, Omar Winishut, Reginald Winishut, William Yahtin, Chesley Modoc and Snake Wars Soldiers and Scouts 1866 to 1874 World War II Arthur, Clifford Boise, Stephen Brown, Lawrence Brunoe, Cecil Brunoe, Frank Charley, Alvin Charley, Wesley Clark, Alfred Culpus, Harold Danzuka, Hamley Danzuka, Sammy Danzuka, Orville Davis, Harrison Dick, Benjamin Dick, Roscoe Frank, Delbert Garcia, Alphonso Garcia, Manual Gilbert, Lasco Heath, Roy Hellon, Richard Hellon, Wilkins Henry, Elmer Henry, Louis Hicks, William S. - Holliday, Sherman Holiquilla, Sims Jackson, Max Jackson, Zane John, Simon Johnson, Morris Johnson, Raymond Sr. Kalama, Charles Kalama, Gus (Nick) Kalama, Leonard Kalama, Leonard Kalama, Ross Sr. Kishwalk, Elman Lewis, Orville Meachem, Roy Miller, Percy Miller, Willis Mitchell, Arthur Moses, Oscar Moody, Huston Palmer, Elliott Palmer, Harriman Parker, Emery Parker, Eugene Quinn, Elmer Reed, Eddie Sam, Bill Scott, Sam Scott, Harvey Scott, Ray Smith, Alvin J. Smith, Alvis Sr. Smith, Claude Sr. Smith, Lloyd G. Sr. Smith, Milan Sr. Smith, Roscoe Smith, Russell Smith, Woodrow Sooksoit, Wilfred Sr. Spencer, Ernest Spencer, Powell Spencer, Wilson Squiemphen, Lawrence Sr. Stacona, Roscoe Suppah, Franklin Suppah, Roosevelt Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Francis Tohet, Harvey Tufti, Charles Waheneka, Grant Wallulatum, Felix Wallulatum, Merris Wallulatum, Nelson Wewa, Melvin Winishut, Percy Yahtin, Gilbert Albert Alexand Assick Arquat, Michelle Albert Antione Assike Bob Cane, Jim Chooty Chelapoo Chalamet Cornish Copplas Charley, Molalla Chinook, William Cree, Felix Clumstushna Cushny Chi-how-wit Charley, Logan Capolias Chuck Dry Creek Billy David Eneas Francois Ganbani, Batiste George Heesath Hemanoth Howey, John Hote Hcmas Handley, Turner Johnson Jon (Ion or lou) Jtowie Kaslekin Klematachosmey. Katchaya Kapoos Kane, Jim Ke-ok-kok-ke Ipothpol Jim Joe Lohoamthla LowlaS' Lane, Joe Luckawy Mashampethla Mission, John Klaminat Miller, Roscoe Nawetican Owliai Oscar Viet Nam Conflict Arthur, Tracy Brunoe, Gilbert Calica, Charles Calica, Raymond David, Ellison David, Phillip Fuentes, Tony Heath, Gaylord Heath, Kirby Hellon, Leo Herkshan, Enos Holliday, Ray Evans Kalama, Larson Kalama, Ross Jr. Katchia, Danny Langley, Larry Langnese, Walter III Leonard, Uren Jr. . Martinez, Daniel Miller, Everett Miller, Kenneth Mitchell, Frank Mitchell, Jameson Mitchell, Jeff Mitchell, Patrick Moody, Charles Mobdy, Keith Moody, Raymond Moses, Vietor Queahpama, Rafeal Queahpama, Ralph Scott, Elmer Jr. Scott, Richard Sahme, Jimmy Sampson, Gerald Smith, Alfred Jr. Smith, Bruce Smith, Claude Jr. Smith, Darrell Smith, Emerson Smith, Milan Jr. Smith, Tommy Smith, Randolph Smith, Raymond Gene Smith, Roger Squiemphen, Lawrence Suppah, Tony Suppah, Willard Stacona, Willie St. Germaine, Jerry Tewee, Louis Tewee, Willard Thompson, Dennis Tohet, Richard Tom, Eldon Tufti, Lawrence Wewa, Gerald Wolfe, Jim O u r L a d ie s i n Service Kathleen Heath Danzuka Foltz Janice Marie Smith Road 22 Farmer Private 39 Farmer Private 23 Farmer Private 31 Farmer Private 25 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 25 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 25 Hunter Scout 40 Farmer Private 28 Hunter Private 20 Laborer Private 20 Hunter Private 29 Hunter Private 25 Hunter Private 40 Farmer Private 18 Warrior Scout 42 Warrior Scout 22 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 24 Warrior Scout 30 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 22 Warrior Scout 33 Farmer Private 20 Hunter Private 24 Farmer Private 30 Indian Scout 20 Hunter Private 22 Warrior Private 45 Warrior Scout 40 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 22 Warrior Scout 30 Farmer Private 35 Laborer Private 34 Hunter Private 20 Hunter Private 30 Farmer Private 21 Farmer Private 23 Hunter Private 27 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 45 Warrior Scout 23 Warrior Scout 30 Warrior Scout 28 Hunter Private 45 Warrior Scout 27 Warrior Scout 30 Warrior 39 Hunter Private 40 Farmer Private 29 Hunter Private 18 Warrior Scout 38 Hunter Private 21 Hunter Private 18 Warrior Scout Owhi Ike, Wasco Indian, was a U.S. Army Scout and stockman. Legislation improves benefits for Vets By Denny Smith U.S. Congressman (Washington, D.C.) During the second week of November, Americans proudly recognize and pay tribute to those brave men and women who have served their country in time of need. As we pause to reflect on the great sacrifices made by so many, I would like to share with you some of the legislation approved by the 97th Congress designed to help veterans. On October 2, legislation I co-sponsored was approved by my colleagues in the House. That legislation provides an 11.2 percent average annual cost-of-living increase in d is a b ility paym ents for v e te ra n s w ith se rv ic e - c o n n e c te d d i s a b i l i t i e s . T h is le g is la tio n a lso increases the maximum grant for disabled veterans who need automobile adaptions from $3,800 to $4,400 and increases the grant for housing adaptions from $30,000 to $32,500. By a unanimous vote, the House of Representatives approved a comprehensive package of veterans benefits in June. That package is now awaiting final passage by the Senate, which is expected. This package, when passed and signed by the president, will extend the readjustment co u n selin g p ro g ram fo r Vietnam-era veterans for three additional years, and will require the V.A. to study a number of health problems of Vietnam veterans. ■> The measure requires the Adminisrator to operate and maintain a combined total of 90,000 hospital and nursing beds, and to maintain the availability of such additional beds and facilities as are necessary to fulfill the A dm inistrator’s contigency re sp o n sib ility reg ard in g assistance to the Defense Department. W hile p ro v id in g v ital services to veterans is a commitment the government must meet, Congress must also ensure that those currently serving in the military are properly treated. Recently, President Reagan signed legislation into law granting pay raises of 10 to 17 percent for the nation’s two million men and women in the arm<»d fnr/^c The largest raises, 17 percent, will go to senior sergeants and non-commis sioned officers. Officers will get across-the-board raises of 14.3 percent. One of the problems faced by the active military is holding onto middle-level servicemen and women who are well trained, but are underpaid. Often after receiving valuable training in the military, these people leave the service to pursue careers in the private sector. The pay increase is designed to provide an incentive for more qualified men and women to stay in the military and should, in the long run, help hold down the costs of a strong national defense by reducing the training costs for new people. See-lat-see, far left, was a U.S. Army Scout and ceremonial chief. All others are unidentified. • Owhigh Pa mo Piepsa Passaya Petasquaicat Ponowinah Painose Polk Pat Piinoose Peter Polk Pahnina Quatla, Tally Quaiwaiset Quallel Quinniptus Reary Staconey Sasame Schole Sapoh Ste malth Sagema Semo Sitwalla Skanewa Stawaya or Stawayou Skwalth Skekeweyanin Sebastie Slokie Simcoy, Jim Sidwallah, Frank Salcope Stow Stackhoney Schoolie Skulps Semo Sheacke Suppoh Sinnewatts Spann:< Sebasta Thomas, Jacob Tulia pasinch Tish Tashymp. John Tashymp Tullux Towas Towit, Charley Tookust Tahum Teaash Tewehas Tawhom Tich tooly Tawahitt, Skulps Tamo whomit Thmiothy Tani'htewai Tanou, Wallin Teycat, Jim Ta was Teya;ac Tholsioux Umatilla, Jim Umslick Wananawit Walla with Wa chin tatt Whitatit Wasacan Waltalkai Wahenake Weho Weskamatamthla Wakasack Wa bigee Wessecan Winneshet Wissumtemptla Williamson, W. Wah-tau-za Ynowtowt Yelwy 20 Warrior Scout 27 Hunter Private 25 Hunter Private 30 Hunter Private 35 Hunter Private 19 Hunter Privte 30 Farmer Private 21 Carpenter Private 35 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 21 Warrior Scout 23 Warrior Scout 18 Warrior Scout 33 Laborer Private 22 Hunter Private 18 Warrior Scout 32 Warrior Scout 26 Warrior Scout 33 Hunter Private 22 Hunter Private 35 Hunter Private 25 Hunter Private 22 Hunter Private 24 Hunter Private 30 Farmer Private 45 Fisherman Private 40 Warrior Scout 22 Farmer 30 Hunter Private 22 Hunter Private 32 Hunter Private 30 Hunter Private 25 Warrior Scout 21 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout _43 Warrior Scout 42 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 25 Warrior Scout 25 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 30 Warrior Scout 45 Warrior Scout 27 Warrior Scout 43 Warrior Scout 40 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 45 Warrior Scout 27 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 41 Warrior Scout 45 Warrior Scout 28 Warrior Scout 30 Warrior Scout 27 Farmer Private 28 Hunter Private 26 Hunter Private 27 Hunter Private 28 Hunter Private 32 Farmer Private 38 Farmer Private 24 Hunter Private 25 Farmer Private 30 Hunter Private 20 Hunter Private 25 Laborer Private 22 Warrior Scout 43 Warrior Scout 19 Farmer Private 21 Hunter Private 21 Hunter Private 32 Hunter Private 38 Hunter Private 29 Farmer Private 21 Hunter Private 40 Farmer Private 30 Hunter Private 18 Warrior Scout 18 Warrior Scout 45 Warrior Scout 20 Warrior Scout 35 Warrior Scout 24 Warrior Scout 40 Warrior Scout 21 Warrior Scout 50 Warrior Scout Photos courtesy of Dan Macy
