Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1960's

For additional information regarding approved routes and ways open to public use. contact the nearest Forest Station. . Your cooperation will be appreciated - we hope you have an enjoyable triP. CHARLES A. CONNAUGHTON Regional Forester Public Meeting On Forest Vehicle Regulation Set For March 16th (See map of proposed bike trails on o,pposite page) Spectators line tbe snow fences and cars and bikes eloc the park Inc lot as another clant Salinas Scrambles stirs up the sand, Reported by J .C. Tbomson ,A meeting to receive the views of the public on proposed regulation of vehicle travel covering approximately one-half million acres of land within the Sequoia and Inyo National ·Forests will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. March 16, 1967. in the City Council Chambers in Porterville, California. This proposal has been under consideration during the last two years and according to Forest Supervisors L.M. Whitfield and Joe Radel of the Sequoia and Inyo National Forests thi s meeting is a final step to insure that nobody's views are overlooked. Both Forest Supervisors stressed that all views. comments, and other information previously received will definitely be considered, and these views need not be repeated at this meeting. The meeting is to be conducted by Jesse Farr. Regional Attorney for the Department of Agriculture. He will open the meeting at 9:30 a.m. and it will continue tin.til all interested persons have been heard. HARLEV- DAVIDSON Those participating are enconraged to submit written statements summarizing their views. Those unable to attend may also submit written statements. 'These statements may be directed to Fo'rest Supervisor, Sequoia National Forest, P.O. Box 391, Porterville, California 93257. The area under consideration includeS much of the Forest land south of the John Muir Wilderness and north of Lake Isabella. The original proposal was shown on a map entitled -Restricted Motor Vehicle Area" published by the Forest Service and dated May 1.1966. This map is available at the office of the Forest Supervisor at Porterville and Bishop. The proposal calls for certain controls on oft-road vehicle travel in the designated area to provide for public safely and for resource protection. Supervisor Whitfield points out that a great number of expressions, both verbal and written, have already been received. The March 16. 1967. meeting has been scheduled principally to hear views not previously considered. California Region - Forest Service - USDA - 630 Sancome Street, San Francisco 9411 1 Johnny Lomanto, who held off Rick Otto and Ray Huff to win the Open Expert feature in terrific style. Track preparation was impressive. but no matter how you move it, or pat it. sand is sand, and in one lap it's all undone. This winter's Winter Scrambles was held on the hilly, sandy course ten miles north of Salinas. Calif. just off Hwy. 101. The "terror of Hwy. 101" this year. as well as the year past, was Hollister's haulin' OF , U ONGBEACH SPECIA"L" Man, New ILCH's Now 'n Stoelr 3654 No. Long Beach BlVd. ~ 426-7101, fo.,................~-.~_ _........~........_ _...._ ..........._~-.~-. ........ STREET ~ -.n r;\.~ QJ~ 531·9984 - Or;) TRACr - DESERT r\ Mf2r.;1 Qt::\mM~ \::)~\..:}W U U 'Y7. n ~ r::>~rVll:""J~r.') V I ~~ \::>~LJ....J U L:lW WL.:..llJU \:::::Il~ ~'O t::.) 531·9303' 205 N. HARBOR, SANTA ANA 1 block lrom Bolsa on Harbor HILLS - = - - Ya.a • a & Ren t aIs riZi!i;'-i*;;**i-*****--*-****-· * * * * * * * * * # WINNINGEST BIKE IN THE~_ ~_ * WEST * * * I * * * * * * : * * * * * * * * * # * * * * * * * t * * * * * * ... .. * VICTOR IS THE EASIEST WAY TO CONVERT FROM STREET TO TRACK. SIMPLY PUT ON A NUMBER PLATE AND GO WIN! SEE THE VICTOR AT YOUR LOCAL WINNER. THE BSA DEALER IN YOUR HOME TOWN. i One Ilnloks wins 500 am. Main at Prado Park, Feb. 12th. Cbuek .. Feels" Mlnert winner 01 Open Expert Main at Bay Mare, Feb. 12tb. ~5A VI~TC»R '\*********** lOX 337-2745 E. HUNTINGTON DRIVE, DUARTE, CAUf. 91010 (213) 359-92n .........~~~

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