proposed plan tot re-districtinc or school board members
Butd upon the 1980 cmioi figures, u kMt M cm b? determined,
tlurt are 59,505 parsons rssidlng is ths boundaries of the lobsson
Comity School District. lobsson County currently has alavan (11)
board mambars. The average number of parsons to ha raprasantad by"
?iach hoard member la 5,406. The courts hava allowed, baaad on the
one nan one vote, a deviation of 8.22 par board member. So baaad
upon this deviation each board member could rapraaant a range of
4,971 to .6,041. Tha lowest number determined in this proposal is
5,186 and tha highest number determined is 5,730. Tha population
figures used in the North Peabroke District (IV) and South Pembroke
District (X) are the aaaa population figures used by the Robeson
County Board of Elections in determining tha coapoaltlon of the new
split Peabroke District. Also, were tha aaaa figures used in tha
subaital to the Department of Justice under Section 5 of the Voters
Rights Act.
DISTRICT I
Parkton - 2117
Lumber Bridge - 1410
Rannert - 1410 One (1) aeaber
Saint Pauls - 249 (5186)
Any portion of Saint Pauls Township encompassed by the Robeson
County School District and adjoining either Parkton or Lumber
Bridge.
DISTRICT II
Saddletree - 2498
Vest Hovellsvllle - 2187
Lumberton - 462 One (1) member
Saint Pauls - 249 (5396)
Any portion of Saint Pauls Township encompassed by the Robeson
County School District and adjoining either Saddletree or West
Howellsville. Any portion of Lumberton Township encompassed
by the Robeson County School District and adjoining Saddletree
Township but does not includb any portion of Lumberton Township
that was a part of the Lumberton City School System as of
July 1, 1982 (Clybourn Pines-Country Club Area).
DISTRICT III
Maxton - 5320 ,
Less all persons residing One (1) member
South of U.S. 501 (5320)
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DISTRICT IV
Pembroke, North of Railroad One (1) member
Track (coastline, Hamlet- (5730) 4
Wilmington)
DISTRICT V
Alfordsvllle - 1392 >
Rowland - 3128 ,
Portion of Maxton Township One (1) member f *
South of U.S. 501-678 (5198)
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DISTRICT VI
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Gaddys - 890
Thompson - 1120
Back Swamp - 2850 One (1) member
Fairmont - 52 (5374)
Lumberton - 462
Any portion of Fairmont Township encompassed within the Robeson
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county dCnooJL Uistrict. inai puiuiun UI luwdciluu iuwiiaiiip
South of Lunber River and South of Hvy 211.
DISTRICT VII
Britts - 2016
Orrum - 1953 One (1) member
Sterling - 687 (5662)
Smyrna - 996
Any portion of Sterling and Smyrna Township encompassed within
the Robeson County School District.
DISTRICT VIII
East Howellsvllle - 1338 One (1) member
Wisharts - 3656 (5456)
Lumberton - 462
Any portion of Lumberton Township encompassed by the Robeson
County School District and not included in District II* VI
and VII.
District IX
Smiths - 3546 One (1) member
Philadelphus - 1912 (5458)
Any portion of Smiths and Philadelphus Township encompassed
by the Robeson County School District.
That portion of the Lumberton Township that is considered
the Clybourn Pines Area, that vas a part of the Lumbertor^ City
DISTRICT X School Sysf?a orior to July 1, 1982, as referred in Chapter 1248
' of the 1981 Session Laws (Regular Session, 1982) with the exception
Pembroke, South of Railroa yf t-afe area kr wr. as the Country Club area which is located in
Track (coastline, Hamlet- One (1; mentor ^ Raft s Township.
Wilmington) - 2995 (5AM? < K
Union - 2401 District IV (burnt Swanp, Pembroke, Raf\t Swamp and Union) would
he reduced from a three (3)'member district, to a one (1) member
DISTRICT?XI district. Mr. William Oxendine's term if office in District IV
... _ . will be reduced from a four (4) vear term to a two (2) year term.
Burnt ?wamp That board seat will be re-directed to District X along with
Raft Swamp " 22/8 X5-o4) Dr> Maynor's seat, which means that District X will have only
Lumber ton - 1j20 one board saat, with the term of office beginning with 1984
and each four (4) year term thereefter. The new District XI
seat will be a four (4). year term beginning in 1984 and each
four (4) year term thereafter.
These districts are arranged so as to comply with the Federal
Court decision of one men one vote.
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ROBESON COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT TERM OF OFFICE
80 82 84 86 88 90 92
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DISTRICT I }
DISTRICT II J
DISTRICT III ^
DISTRICT IV ? j.
DISTRICT V ^
DISTRICT VI y
DISTRICT VII ^
DISTRICT VIII *
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DISTRICT IX ^
DISTRICT X ^
DISTRICT XI ^
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PROSPECT--Wilson and
Don Chavis of tbe Prospect I
Community are rightly proud !
of their two children even ,
though both have married and '
left home to raise families of '
their own. i
Mr. Chavis says, "I guess I f
will always have pride and a <
great interest in my dflklren |
'even though they are no ?
longer at home. I am proud of t
mem, especially since both
have earned their masters in
physical education at the |
same,time. We always en
cou raged our children to learn
and be whatever they wanted
to be..."
Ronnie Chavis, 33, is mar
ried to Judy Bullard; they are
the proud parents of one
child, Beth, 6 years old.
His sister Lanette, 32, is
married to Robert Locklear
and they are the parents of
two children: Kent, 12 years
old; and Misty, S years old.
Ronnie, long time baseball
coach at Pembroke Senior
High, and ticketed to be the
new baseball coach at West
Robeson Senior High, gra
duated from Pembroke State
where he was a winning
pitcher on the baseball team
there.
Lanette works for the
County Schools as physical
education coordinator. She is
a graduate of PSU.
Both Ronnie and Lanette,
most times riding together, 1
completed their masters in
physical education at Camp- ,
beD.
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money by early Canadian
colonists. The back of each
card was signed by the
French colonial governor.
President Harry Truman was
distantly related to Presi
dent John Tyler.
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the national instrument of
Scotland, was used by the
ancient Romans.
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