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Section One—Page Twenty
Sunday Morning, March 27, 1977
Louis Sets New District Lines
(Tlmes-Pldayune Pearl River Bureau)
2BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. - New dis-ttfet boundary lines and polling places wJere outlined in a resolution adopted a£Ja special meeting of the Bay St. Louis Commission Council as part of transition to a new form of government.
She redistricting proposal outlines th^following districts and polling places:
JJJstrict 1, north of U.S. 90 and Washington Avenue; population, 1,807 (all w|®e); voting at Bay St. Louis Garden Clob, Leonard Avenue.
District 2,'south of U.S. 90 to and St. John Streets; population, 1,795 (89 per cent white);.voting at Sy Ro thal Gym, Divine Word Seminary. ,
District 3, bounded by U.S. 90,'St. John, Hancock and the back lot lines of Washington; population, 1,979 (64 per cent black); voting at Valena C. Jones . community center.
District 4, south of Washington ancf east of Hancock to L & N Railroad tracks; population, 1,761 (79 per cent ' white); voting at Christ Episcopal parish hall.