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162 MARYLAND MANUAL
Robert H. Roy, Harry T. Solomon, G. Russell Tatum, John S. Toll,
Richard H. Turk, Sr., William C. Vergara, Frank E. Wall, Jr.,
Merrill B. Wallenstein, John W. T. Webb, Gregory B. Wolfe,
Edward A. Wolff.
Department of Economic Development
State Office Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: Colonial 8-3371
The Governor appointed the members of the Board in 1963 at the
request of the Economic Development Commission. The Board, which
is composed of leaders in the business, industrial, academic, profes-
sional, cultural, and governmental fields, grew out of the Maryland
Science-Industry Conference held on May 24, 1961. The Board is to
develop a stimulating science-industry climate in Maryland in order to
provide employment opportunities and services required by a growing
population.
DELMARVA ADVISORY COUNCIL
Officers
President: Lloyd R. Leslie, Delaware
1st Vice President: Benjamin W. Mears, Jr„ Virginia
2nd Vice President: A. T. Blades, Maryland
Treasurer: Norman W. Harrington, Maryland
Secretary: Edwin Golin, Delaware
Maryland Representatives:
A. T. Blades, Hugh T. Cropper, Jr., Ralph 0. Dulany, Norman
W. Harrington, George W. Nelson, William Barnes (advisory),
Richard Gucker (advisory).
Executive Director: Worthington J. Thompson
827 South Salisbury Boulevard, Salisbury 21801 Telephone: 742-7143
The Delmarva Advisory Council, originally called the Delmarva
Steering Committee, was recommended at the Delmarva Development
meeting held in Salisbury on December 3, 1963. The meeting was
attended by the Governors and representatives of Maryland, Dela-
ware and Virginia. As a result of this meeting, the Council was estab-
lished in 1964 to advance the economic and cultural welfare of the
people of the Delmarva Peninsula through advice, counsel and assist-
ance to such government agencies and private organizations as are
concerned with programs and activities to develop the resources and
economic activities of the area. The Council consists of fifteen mem-
bers with five from each of the three States and several advisory
members. Council members serve for three-year terms.
TRI-COUNTY COUNCIL FOR SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Chairman: William A. Chapman,
St. Mary's County Economic Development Commission
Southern Maryland Legislative Delegation:
John T. Parran, Jr.; Edward T. Hall; J. Frank Raley; Robert
W. Benner; Bennie C. Dowell; Samuel G. Linton, Jr.; Frank
G. Perrin; John H. Briscoe; Henry J. Fowler.
County Commissioners:
J. Wilmer Gott; W. Algie Cooksey; F. Elliott Burch.
County Economic Development and Planning Commissions:
Forrest Coakley; Richard H. Ireland, Jr.

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