Penny said maps showing the overall desert with areas in the categories of open, c1osed, restricted and special design will be available soon after Nov. 1. Maps of individual areas showing approved routes of travel are being developed and will be printed as funds become available. The maps may he obtained by writing the BLM California State Office, 2800 Cottage Way, Sacramento, Ca. 95825 ; or the Bakersfield District Office or the Riverside District Office. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL CORNER NEW MEMBERS
David Hammond Howard Howell John Tener	John Hellman Mary Bihl Jim Cervenka	Dick Banner
LIST FINISHERS
10. Paul Lipsohn 11. Steve Smith 12. Barbara Magnuson	13. Roy Magnuson 14. Shirley Akawie
I have been advised by Gordon MacLeod that many people have finished the DPS List in a point of time in the past. Our current list of numbers represents recent history (1963 thru the present.)
ADVANCE SCHEDULE		MARCH-JUNE 1975
March 15-16 Dry, Tin Hubbard/Lipsohn March 22-23 Stepladder, Whipple Inskeep/Maclay (DPS-Crescenta Valley) April 12-13 New York Butte, Pleasant Bradley/Jones Apri1 19-20 Cave and others Exploratory Campbell/Snyder April 19-26 Desert Exploratory Rich/Stephens April 26 French Madam Exploratory Cates/Schmidts May 3-4 Nopah, Pahrump Ward/Kesler Nov 10-11 Waucoba Pleasant, Nelson Heusinkveld May 10-11 Hayford, Stirling Inskeep/Mac1ay (DPS-Crescenta Valley) May 17 Inyo, Keynot Bruce/McCosker May 25-26 Ruby Dome, Mt Jefferson Toiyabe (Arc) Dome Reber/Kesler June 7-8 Waucoba, Glass Ward/Young June 14-15 Dubois Backus/McRuer June 21-22 Montgomery, Boundary Campbell/Petitjean

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