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1965 Minutes "ulf i'tutes ilartu.e Jris4ertes C!tnmmtssinu CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR WALTER 0. SHEPPAR·D W. DUDLEY GUNN POST OFFICE DRAWER 2139 FORT MYER&, FLORIDA 33902 OFFICE SECRETARY MRS. WALTER B. HOOVER VICE-CHAIRMAN HEADQUARTERS OFFICE JAMES H. SUMMERSGILL 312 AUDUBON BUILDING 1819 SOUTH BAYOU DRIVE NEW ORLEANS; LOUISIANA 70112 GOLDEN MEADOW, LOUISIANA 70357 TELEPHONE: 524·1765 1",'· SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING IN JOINT SESSION WITH ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION ( MIAMI, FLORIDA DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL OCTOBER 6-S, 1965 ALABAMA FLORIDA • LOUISIANA • MISSISSIPPI • TEXAS ATTENDANCE Commissioners, AS.MFG: MAINE Ronald W. Green Rep. Plato Truman Vernon P. McFadden NEW HAMPSHIRE Bernard W. Corson Thomas V.Binmore MASSACHUSETTS Charles H. W. Foster Sen. Stanley J, Zarod RHODE ISLAND Thomas J. Wright (Proxy for F. c. Lees) Byron B. Blount CONNECTICUT Rudy Frank (Pro:xy for Norman C. Comollo) Edward s. Stolarz NEW YORK Dr. W. Mason Lawrence Robert L. Doxsee NEW JERSEY Raymond T, Richardson David H. Hart PENNSYLVANIA Sen. James S, Berger Elliot J, Goldman DELAWARE Dr. Franklin c. Daiber (Pro:xy for Norman G. Wilder) Sen.. Curtis W, Steen M. Haswell Pierce MARYLAND Fred w. Sieling (Proxy for Joseph H. Manning) Sen. J. Frank Raley, Jr. George T. Harrison VIRGINIA Milton T. Hickman Rep. Walther B, Fidler William P. Hunt NORTH CAROLINA Dr. David A.. Adams t Robert Ballance SOUTH CAROLINA Dr. G. Robert Lunz, Jr. -2- GEORGIA David H.G. Gould (Proxy for Rosser Malone) Jack Cofer FLORIDA Harmon W. Shields (Proxy tor Randolph Hodges) Rep. F. Charles Usina John R. Salvador Commissioners, GSMFC: ALJ\BAMA Vernon K. Shriner George W. Allen (Proxy for Claude D. Kelley FLORIDA J. Lorenzo Walker Walter o. Sheppard MISSISSIPPI Ted Millette Joseph V. Colson LOUISIANA Lyle S. St. .Am.ant (Proxy for James H. Summersgill) TEXAS Terrance R. Leary (Proxy !or J. Weldon Watson & Virgil Versaggi) GUESTS: Charles Banks Belt, Chm., Marine Resources Committee, 233 Broadway, New York, N. Y. George Brumfield, Plant Mgr., Mississippi Menhaden Products,Moss Point, Miss. Burton Clark, Gen. Mgr., Miami Seaquarium, Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami, Fla. Rev. Charles H. Corbett, Asst. Pastor, South Miami Lutheran Church, Miami, Florida John E. Cramer, Pres., Silver Bay Oyster Co., Inc., Route 1, Box 225, Melbourne Beach, Florida Arthur E. Dammann, Dir., Virgin Islands Marine and Insular Ecology Research Station, College of the Virgin Islands, Caribbean Research Institute, Virgin Islands. L. E. Roy Demarest, Treas., The Laitram Corp., P,O.Box 50699, New Orleans,La. Mrs. Ruth B. Dennis, FISH BOAT Magazine, Hialeah, Florida. Hon. Earl Faircloth, Attorney General, State of Florida, Tallahassee, Fla. c. A. Fore, Outdoors Editor, Bradenton Herald, Bradenton, Florida. Lewis T. Graham, Dean of Liberal Arts, U.S.L., Lafayette, La. Charles Tom Henderson, Chm., Florida Commission on Interstate Cooperation, Assistant Attorney General, Tallahassee, Florida Hon. Walter J. Hoey, State Senator, 702 Marshall Street, Milford, Delaware. Robert P. Jones, Exec. Secty., Southeastern Fisheries Assn., 330 South Adams Street~ Tallahassee, Florida Ted Longeway, Jr., Exec. Dir., National Fisheries Institute, Inc., 1614 Twentieth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. H. K. Lourdin, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sarasota, Florida D. H. McKee, D. H. McKee, Inc., P.O. Box 10192, Tam.pa, Florida -3- GUESTS (continued) James McPhillips, Southeastern Industries Corp., P.O.Box 1685,Mobile, Ala. William R. Neblett, Exec. Dir., National Shrimp Congress, Inc., P. O. I \ Box 431, Key West, Florida John Ray Nelson, Bon Secour Fisheries, Inc.,Bon Secour, Alabama Robert M. Norris, Jr., Exec. Secty., Potomac River Fisheries Coroznission, Colonial Beach, Virginia Cornelius Poillon, Exec... Secty,, , Long Island Fishermen's Assn., Westhampton Beach, Long Island, New York Fred Richardson, Vice-Pres., Blount Sea.food. Corp., Warren, R.1. W. Lee Trent, Zoology Dept., North Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, N. C. Clifford. V. Varin, President, Fire Island Sea Clam Co._, West Bayville, N. Y. Dick Vaughan, Route 1, Leander, Texas Leon Verhoeven, Exec. Dir.~ Pacific Marine Fisheries Conunission, 741 State Office Building, 1400 SW 5th Ave,, Portland, Oregon •. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wallace, Dir., Oyster Institute of North America, 22 Main Street, Sayville, Long Island, N~ Y. John P. West, U.S. Border Patrol, Ret., Hialeah, Florida U. S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, D.C. Hon. William c. Herrington, Special Assistant for Fisheries and Wildlife to the Under Secretary Burdick H.. Brittin, Depty Special Assistant :f'or Fisheries and Wildlife to the Under Secretary u. s. DEPARTMENT OFV INTERIOR, Washington, D,C. Hon. John A. Carver, Jr., Under Secretary of Interior U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Keith D. Brouillard, Foreign Affairs Specialist, Washington, D,C. Bureau of Connnercial Fisherie~· Washington, D.C. Donald L. McKernan, Director Russell T. Norris, Assistant to the Director Dr.Robert L. Edwards, Deputy Assistant Director, Division of Biological Research Dr. Roland F, Smith, Chief, Branch of Shellfisheries, Division of Biological Research H. B. Allen, Chief, Branch of Technology, Division of Industrial Research Arlington, Virginia Dr. Virgil J. Norton, Chief, Supply & Resource Use Research Section, Branch of Economic Research -4- Bureau of Commercial Fisheries (contd) / \ Q_!t_icago, Illinois Bob E. Finley, Chief, National Marketing Services Office, Branch of Marketing. REGION 3. John T. Gharrett, Regional Director, Gloucester, Mass. William R.. Beckmann, Federal Air Coordinator, Gloucester, Mass. Keith A. Smith, Dir., Exploratory Fishing & Gear Research Base, Gloucester, Mass. Dr. George J. Ridgway, Asst. Dir., Biological laboratory, West Boothbay Harbor, Maine Dr. James E. Hanks, Laboratory Director, Milford, Connecticut James B. Engle, Chief, Shellfish Advisory Service,Oxford, Md. REGION 2. Seton H. Thompson, Regional Director, St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. I. B. Byrd, Federal Aid Coordinator, St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. Jack Brawner, Regional Coordinator, Branch of Marketing, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida James E. Sykes, Station Chief, Biological Field Station, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Dr. Kenneth A. Henry, Laboratory Director, Beaufort, N. c. · Lloyd E. Johnson, Supervisory Fishery Reporting Specialist, Branch of Fishery Statistics, Miami, Fla. Tropical Atlantic Biological Laboratory, Miami, Florida Dr .• Thomas s. Austin, Director Mert Inghrun, Chief, Physical Oceanography Program Albert c. Jones Paul Sund, Oceanographer John P. Wise Gulf Breeze, Florida Dr. Philip A. Butler, Laboratory Director Pascagoula, Mississippi Dr. John R. Thompson, Asst. Dir., Exploratory Fishing & Gear Research Base Francis Captiva., Base Fleet Supervisor, Marine Services. New Orleans, Louisiana George W. Snow, Regional Supervisor, Statistics, Market News Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife: Washington. D. Ct Dr. Raymond E. Johnson, Asst. Dir., Division of Sport Fisheries Albert Swartz, Asst. Chief, Division of Fishery Research -5- Bureau of' Sport Fisheries and Wildlife (contd) Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. George P.• Spinner, Supervisor, Branch of River Basin Studies U.S.DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE: Public Health Service Eugene T. Jensen, Chief', Shellfish Sanitation Branch, Bureau of State Services, EEFP, Washington~ D.C. Dr. Carl N. Shuster, Jr., Dir., Northeast Shellfish Sanitation Research Center, Narragansett, Rhode Island George Morrison, Regional Shellfish Consultant, New York, N.Y. J. David Clem, Regional Shellfish Consultant, Atlanta, Georgia Gulf Coast Shellf'ish Sanitation Research Center.Dauphin Island,Ala. R. J. Hammerstrom, Director Jack L. Gaines, Marine Biologist Dallas, Texas James W. Carpenter, Jr., Regional Shellfish Sanitation Consultant. COMMITTEE MEMBERS, STATE PERSONNEL, GUESTS FROM MEMBER STATES: MAINE Dana E. Wallace,Dept. of Sea & Shore Fisheries, Augusta (Co-Chairman, Biological Committee) MASSACHUSETTS Department of Natural Resources: Frederick c. Wilbour,Jr., Director, Division of Marine Fisheries, Boston Frank Grice, Chief of Research, Division of Marine Fisheries, Boston RHODE ISLAND Thomas J. Wright, Chief, Division of Fish & Game, Dept. of Natural Resources, Providence CONNECTICUT Depnrtment of Agriculture and Natural Resources: Rudy Frank, Commissioner, Board of Fisheries & Game,Hartford. Theodore B. Brun.pton, Director,Board of Fisheries & Galtle, Hartford George c. Maltezos, Marine Biologist, Board of Fisheries & Game, Old Saybrook NEW YORK Division of Marine Fisheries,State Conservation Dept. David H.. Wallace, Director, Oakdale, L. L, (Co-Chairman, Biological Committee) John c. Poole, Senior Aquatic Biologist, Oakdale,L.I. I \ -6- COMMITTEE MEMBERS, STATE PERSONNEL, GUESTS FROM MEMBER STATES(contd) NEW JERSEY Chris H. Riley, Director, Division of Shellfisheries, Dept. of Conservation & Economic Development,Trenton. Paul E. Hamer, Principal Fisheries Biologist, Division of Fish & Game, Nacote Creek Laboratory, Absecon. DELAWARE Otis H. Smith, Member, Delaware Commission of Shell­ fisheries, Lewes Dr.. Franklin C. Daiber, Assoc.. Professor of Biology, Univ. of Delaware Marine Laboratories, Newark. MARYI.AND Fred W. Sieling, Chief, Natural Resources Mngt., Dept. of Chesapeake Bay Affairs, Annapolis. Natural Resources Institute, Univ, of Mar:yland: Dr. L. Eugene Cronin, Director, Solomons Dr. Frank J. Schwartz, Research Assoc. Prof., Solomons. VIBGINIA Va. Commission of Fisheries: Lewis Jones, Assoc. Commissioner, Urbanna c. R. Bagnell, Conservation Officer, Newport News. -( Va. Institute of Marine
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