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House of Representatives IHÔMS J. ANDERSON DAN ANGET 28rh D¡slri.l ,l9lh D¡slrict BOEBY D. CRIM Speoker 82ñd D¡srrid MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I-OREN S. ARÀIBRUSTER JilES A. BARCIA 84th Disrricr I 0l st D¡str¡d MICHAET J. EENNANE JOHN BENNEII l5r O¡.lri.l 3¿rh D¡slr¡d Í. THOMAS THAICHER CONNIE BERUBÊ WII.EUR V, BROTHERÍON Cl€rk of the House EtNSfEtD ó4rh Di¡rrid lo4lh Diit.¡d MARY C. BROWN IHO¡AAS H. BROWN 4óth D¡srfid 37rh D¡str¡d MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRES E NTATIVES wlLtlA¡,l R. BRYANï, JR. W. PERRY BUILARD l3rh D¡5rfid 53rd Di¡rrid \ LARRY E. BURKHALTER J. MICHAEL EUSCH 78th Distr¡d looh Distr¡d MARTIN D, BUIH DAVID L. CAIAPEELL DENNIS O. CAWTHORNE ¡AARK CI.ODFÊLTER 9ûrh D¡3rr¡d ó8ú Di.tricl 98rh Distrid 8ìst Dislr¡d BARBARA-ROSE COI.LINS 2lrt D¡str¡d MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MICHAEL H. CONI-IN JOE CONROY 23rd Dislrid 79rh D¡6trid tOUls K. CRA,II4TON GEORGÊ CUSHINGBERRY, JR. lo2nd Disrrid 4th Distr¡cl J^rvtES E. DEFEBAUGH MELVIN DeSTIGTER GII.BER¡ J. D¡NEI.IO I-EWIS N, DODAK ó5rh D¡srricr 95lh Distrid 73rd Disrr¡cr górh Di.rr¡d DENNIS ¡,1. DUTI(O GEORGE H. EDWARDS DA|SY ELt-rOlf 25rh Distr¡d 9th D¡strid 8th D¡slr¡d MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JOHN M. ENGI.ER DAVID H. EVANS 89th D¡3lrid 75th Þi.tr¡d ROSETÍA FERGUSON RICHARD D. FESSI.ER 2ùh D¡srr¡d 24rh D¡ilrid JOSEPH FORSES EÞGAR J. FREÞRICKS HARRY GAS¡, JR. ó7rh D¡srr¡d 54lh D¡str¡cl 43rd O¡srr¡d EDGAR A. GEÉRTINGS AAON¡E R. GERAIDS 971h D¡3trid óóth Di3tri.t MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRESE NTATIVES DONATD H. GIIMER JACK I.. GINGRASS 55lh D¡.rr¡cr l09th D¡sfr¡d WARREN N. GOE¡AAERE MICHAEL J. GRIFFIN 72ñd D¡str¡d 50rh D¡5tr¡ct ÞÊNNIS M. HERTET CHARLIE J. HARRISON, JR. GERRII C. HASPER RUSSEtt HEII.MAN l2th D¡slr¡d " ó2nd Di"rr¡"r 9óth D¡strict I loth Distr¡d QUINCY P. HOFFMAN 77¡h Distlid MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRES E NTATIVES fHoMAS M. HOLCO^{8 DAVID C. HOII.ISTER 58rh Distrid 57rh Dislr¡d KIRSY HOLTAES IITORRIS HOOD, JR. 2óth Di.trid ót¡ D¡.tr¡d RAYMOND W. HOOD DOMINIC J. JACOSETTI H. I.YNN JONOAHL WII.LIA'T L. JOWETT 7rh D¡srrìd l0Slh Disrrid 59th Di¡trid 7óth Distr¡d RAYMOND C. KEHRES 39th Dislrid MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRES E NTATIVES wlI.TIAM R. KEITH JOHN f. KEI.SEY 33rd D¡drid TOlh Distr¡d EEIA E. KENNEÞY IACK E. KIRKSEY 4¡ilh D¡¡lr¡cl 35th Disr'icr PETER KOK IAELVIN L. IARSEN ROBERI C. I.AW JACX I.EGEL 9l3r Disrrict ól¡t D¡slrid 3óth Dislr¡ct 2nd Dislr¡cl EOWARD E. ilAHALAK 38lh D¡.tr¡cl MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRESE NTATIVES IHO¡,IAS C. MATHIEU JOHN f¡l. I AYNARD 92nd Dirtrid 71lh Oistl¡d LUCIILE H. MGCOI.LOUGH RUTH B. lt.NArr{EE 3l¡l D¡.lr¡d ó3¡d D¡¡rrid MATIHEW ,¡tcNEEtY RAY C. MITIAN STEPHEN V. AAONS¡AA GEORGE ¡,TONTGOMERY lóth D¡lrr¡d 44rh Di¡tr¡d 93rd D¡¡lr¡d 5rh D¡srrid IOHN S. MOWAI, JR. 4olh D¡srr¡cr MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ERNEST W. NASH 83rd D¡str¡d 5órh D¡strid CASMER P. OGONOWSKI JAiltES E. O'NEltt, JR. 3rd Di¡lr¡d 85rh O¡.lr¡d PORTER RALPH A. OSTLING GARY ,vl. OWEN JEFFREY D. PADDEN PAUI, l03rd D¡3tr¡d 22nd Dislr¡cl 27th D¡str¡ct 4l5l D¡slr¡ct SIÀNIEY M. POWELL 88rh D¡str¡d MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRES E NTATIVES GEORGE A. PRESCOfI sAr Rocca l05rh Oi¡rrid Tlst D¡.trid PAUT A. ROSENBAUTA wltLlAr\^ A. RYAN 48th DiÍr¡d ì,{th Di¡lr¡d JETf SIEÍSEMA THoMAS E. SCOÎT IHOMAS G. SHARPE ATFRED A. SHERIDAN 9,{th D¡ttr¡d 8Oh D¡str¡d 5lsl O¡¡tr¡cl 29th D¡slr¡cl ¡,tARK D. SIUANDER 42nd Districr MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RE PRES E NTATIV ES ROY Sr'lllH VIRGII. C. SMITH, JR. 52nd D¡srrid loth Distr¡Gl FRANCIS R. SPANIOLA E, DAN SÍEVENS 87th Diilr¡d loóth D¡.rrid CI.AUOE A. TRIM STEPHEN SfOPCZYNSKI fHADDEUS C. JOYCE SYMONS ó(hh Di3rr¡d l9rh Distrid STOPCZYNSKI 3oth D¡srricr I ìrh D¡srr¡cr DONALD VAN SINGEI CHARTES H. VARNUM 99th Dislr¡ct lo7rh Distrid A$¡slont Clerk of the Hou¡e MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JACKIE VAUGHN III ROEERT A. WELBORN ì8th D¡strid ¿7th D¡Élr¡d FRANK V. WIERZBICKI DANA F. WII.SON tTth D¡slr¡d ógth Di.tricr RICHARD YOUNG FRANK SElrrlER JOSEPH F, YOUNG A. Distr¡ct Ch¡ef Sergeonl ot Arn¡ ìsth D¡str¡d 32nd 7- i BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 213 REPRESENTATIVES THOMAS J. ANDERSON 28th Representative District: County of Wayne (part). Democrat, of Southgate; born November 21, l9l9 at St. Joseph, Missouri; maried; children: Laurel (Mrs. Darryl Moore), Eugene and Craþ; attended Ford Motor Co. Engineering School, 194647; U.S.. Army Electronic Schools; 194345; U.S. Marine Corps Schools, 1950-51 and U.S. Marine Corps Institute (correspondence'), 1947-51;' engineer, Ford Motor Co.; precinct delegate, 1952-58; Ecorse Township Supervisor, 1953-58; Mayor, Southgate, 1958-61; Wayne County Board of Superyisors, 1953-61; chairman, Wayne County Building Authority, 196l-65; president, Southgate City Council, 1963-64; U.S. Army, 194346; U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, active duty 1950-51; Protestant; member of Kiwanis Club since 1953, president, 1965; American Legion, Marine Corps League; YMCA, executive board, 196l-65; United Community Services, board of directors, 1955-60; director, Southgate Bank, 1958-63; elected to the House of Representatives in 1964 and to each succeeding session. Served as Assistant Majority Floor Leader since 1971. Legislative assignments include co-chairmanship of the Committee on Conservation, Environment and Recreation (from l%9-74), chairman of the Committee, since 1975, chairman of the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules, 195-76, and membership on the Economic Development Committee (since 1965), and the Committee on Corporations and Finance (since 1971). From 1970-76 served as chairman of the Committee on Science and Technology for the National Conference of State Legislatures and currently serves as a member of the Executive Board,,In ln2-73, was chairman of a special National Task Force on Solid Waste Management folthe Council of State Governments, arñ in 1974-75 served as a member of the National Task Force on Fisheries Management for the Council. Represents the Legislature on the Executive Board of Michigan Energy and Resource Research Association (MERRA). Serves as a consultant for the National Science Foundation, lVashington, and as a member of the Intergovernmental Science, Engineering and Technology Advisory Panel in the Ofüce of the President. DAN ANGEL 49th Representative District: Counties of Calhoun (part), and Jackson (part). Republican, of Battle Creek; born Dec.23,1939 at Detroit; Wayne State University, B.S,, 1961, M.4., 1963; Purdue University, Ph.D., 1965; married Patricia Ann Schuster, 1965; college administrator; Calhoun County Republican Chairman l97l-72; biographer of Governor George Romney, 1967, and Governor William Milliken, 1970; special assistant to United States Senator" Robert P. Griffrn, 1969; member, Michþan Hþher Education Assistance Authority, "1970-72; chairman, Republican State Platform Committee, 191; chairman, Calhoun County Community'Action Agency, l97l-72; director of Experiments in Relevance and Continuing Education at Albidn College, l%9-72; Methodist; Jaycee; Marshall Chamber of Commerce; elected to House of Representatives in 1972, 1974 and 1976. LOREN S. ARMBRUSTER 84th Representative District: Counties of Genesee (part), Saginaw (part), and Tuscola. Republican, of Caro; bom Dec. 5, l9l7 at Sebewaing; graduate of Michigan State University, 1941, 8.S., Agriculture, B.4., Education; married the former Edna M. Golden, 1943; sons: Curtis, Dennis; daughter: Vicki; high school teacher, two years; Michigan State University Extension Service, five years; 22 years executive vice-pres. of Michigan-Ohio Sugar Beet Grower Assn.; prior to being elected State Representative, active in township and Tuscola County Republican affairs; 5 years on Township Board of Review; served 3Ø years as ofticer in United States Air Force World War II, recalled during Korean conflict for 114 years; former member of Michigan Education Association; County Agricultural Agents Association, member and delegate of Tuscola County Republican Party; member of the American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists; 8 yeaxs on Executive Board of Michigan Agricultural Conference, and 3 years vice-pres. of Conference; various offices of St. Paul MICHIGAN MANUAL 214 Lutheran Church in Caro; active member of Caro Scouting Committees and Boards, 4-H and FFA work, and church organizations; elected to the House of Representatives, November, 1972, reelected in 1974 and in 1976. JAMES A. BARCIA l0lst Representative District: County of Bay (part). Democrat, of Bay City; born February 25, 1952 at Bay City; graduated from Bay City Central Hþh School 1970, B.A. political science Saginaw Valley State College 1974; single; legislative assistant; student body president at SVSC, Saginaw Valley Polish American Historical Society, Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, Bay City "Y"s Men; elected to the House of Representatives in 1976. MICHAEL J. BENNANE lst Representative District: County of Wayne (part). Democrat, of Detroit; born January 27, 1945 at Detroit; Benedictine High School 1963, B.A. Wayne State Universiry ln0; married 1968; Catholic; teacher, insurance agent; Northwest Community Organization, Emerson Community Homeowners Organization, Belmont Civic Association; elected to the House of Representatives in 1976.
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