March 5, 1964 (24 pages)

for) v oo Ls) [3 ra a) 80 bo a i) P. be .March 5, 1964. Page 9. Resources Subject Of Meet The natural resources contained by some 16 million acres of California 's publicly owned lands will be the subject for consideration when the California State Advisory Board for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management meets in Sacramento tomorrow . The day-long session, called by BLM State Director Neal D. Nelson, will bring together repre~ sentatives of all types of enterprises that have activities based on the lands, The twelve-man board, which usually meets tw ice yearly, counsels personnel of the Bureau of Land Management on the use and conservation of all natural resources, The wide variety of interests, represented on the advisory group, aims to advise toward the highest and best use of the public lands administered under the multiple use principles of the BLM. Chairman of the Advisory Board isBrunel Christensen, Modoc County cattleman. A second rep~resentative of the cattle operators is Lester R. Stewart of Bishop. William M. Beaty of Redding represents forest industries. Felix Chappellet, Beverly Hills, represents the mining and minerals interests. Dr. Gerhard N. Rostvold, chairman of the Depart ment of Economics at Pomona College, advises on urban and suburban development. The sheepmen's interests are represented by JohnB. Laxague of Cedarville and Joe Mendiburu of Oildale. John F, Reginato of Redding advises in the capacity of an outdoor recreation specialist. Frank]. Echeberria, Monterey County farmer and former county super~ visor, speaks for county govern= ment interests. RayRianda, Gonzales farmer and soil conserva~ tionist, advises on matters of soil and water conservation. H.C. Vincent, Jr., Sacramen~ to, Property and Acquisition Chief for the California Department of Finance, represents the State government. Wildlife interests are represented by Homer Harrison, Bakersfield, secretary of the California Wildlife Federation. According toState Director Nelson's announcement, all. sessions of the Fri. meeting will take place in the Federal Courthouse Building, Sacramento. The meeting is open to the public. 4 Harry Hillman Participating In “Operation Backpack”’ Harry D, Hillman, interior communications technician, son of Mrs. Alma E, Hillman, Route 1, Nevada City, is participating aboard the attack transport USS Bayfield in a coordinated U.S.Nationalist Chinese amphibious exercise called “Operation Backpack" being conducted off the coast of Taiwan. a INTERESTED IN AQ. INTEREST? (“OS \) : . 2) © On O 4 po “4 me J 4 aa aja' a{sh \ \ awasy SO ARE WE! HOWEVER . . we also like to remind ourselves that interest is a ‘“two-way-street.” Since most of us borrow more than we save during our lifetimes, savings passbook interest is only part of the story. The other, and usually larger part of the earnings comes from savings on low cost loans. Low cost home mortgage loans, home improvement loans, automobile loans, and loans for many other needs. Such loans are everyday services provided by your “full service’ Mother Lode Bank. So remember . . . interest saved in borrowing, like interest credited to your savings, means greater dollar earnings for you. We at MLB take real community pride in helping LOCAL people and businesses. Your dollars put to work at your home-owned Mother Lode Bank can mean not only better interest for you but also greater development for our whole community. Motger LODE BANK MEMBER F.D.1.C. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA OFFICES: PLACERVILLE SONORA FOLSOM

for) v oo Ls) [3 ra a) 80 bo a i) P. be .March 5, 1964. Page 9. Resources Subject Of Meet The natural resources contained by some 16 million acres of California 's publicly owned lands will be the subject for consideration when the California State Advisory Board for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management meets in Sacramento tomorrow . The day-long session, called by BLM State Director Neal D. Nelson, will bring together repre~ sentatives of all types of enterprises that have activities based on the lands, The twelve-man board, which usually meets tw ice yearly, counsels personnel of the Bureau of Land Management on the use and conservation of all natural resources, The wide variety of interests, represented on the advisory group, aims to advise toward the highest and best use of the public lands administered under the multiple use principles of the BLM. Chairman of the Advisory Board isBrunel Christensen, Modoc County cattleman. A second rep~resentative of the cattle operators is Lester R. Stewart of Bishop. William M. Beaty of Redding represents forest industries. Felix Chappellet, Beverly Hills, represents the mining and minerals interests. Dr. Gerhard N. Rostvold, chairman of the Depart ment of Economics at Pomona College, advises on urban and suburban development. The sheepmen's interests are represented by JohnB. Laxague of Cedarville and Joe Mendiburu of Oildale. John F, Reginato of Redding advises in the capacity of an outdoor recreation specialist. Frank]. Echeberria, Monterey County farmer and former county super~ visor, speaks for county govern= ment interests. RayRianda, Gonzales farmer and soil conserva~ tionist, advises on matters of soil and water conservation.

H.C. Vincent, Jr., Sacramen~ to, Property and Acquisition Chief for the California Department of Finance, represents the State government. Wildlife interests are represented by Homer Harrison, Bakersfield, secretary of the California Wildlife Federation. According toState Director Nelson's announcement, all. sessions of the Fri. meeting will take place in the Federal Courthouse Building, Sacramento. The meeting is open to the public. 4 Harry Hillman Participating In “Operation Backpack”’ Harry D, Hillman, interior communications technician, son of Mrs. Alma E, Hillman, Route 1, Nevada City, is participating aboard the attack transport USS Bayfield in a coordinated U.S.Nationalist Chinese amphibious exercise called “Operation Backpack" being conducted off the coast of Taiwan. a INTERESTED IN AQ. INTEREST? (“OS \) : . 2) © On O 4 po “4 me J 4 aa aja' a{sh \ \ awasy SO ARE WE! HOWEVER . . we also like to remind ourselves that interest is a ‘“two-way-street.” Since most of us borrow more than we save during our lifetimes, savings passbook interest is only part of the story. The other, and usually larger part of the earnings comes from savings on low cost loans. Low cost home mortgage loans, home improvement loans, automobile loans, and loans for many other needs. Such loans are everyday services provided by your “full service’ Mother Lode Bank. So remember . . . interest saved in borrowing, like interest credited to your savings, means greater dollar earnings for you. We at MLB take real community pride in helping LOCAL people and businesses. Your dollars put to work at your home-owned Mother Lode Bank can mean not only better interest for you but also greater development for our whole community. Motger LODE BANK MEMBER F.D.1.C. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA OFFICES: PLACERVILLE SONORA FOLSOM