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CHECIUNG IN-New Co-op City Executive Manager Edward Aronov the Consumers Cooperative Credit Union his check to Ida Vozick, the group's secretary. Mr. Aronov's new shares entitle him to chances on a T"I/ set. A Credit Union Office is located in Room 3 of the Center.
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By Co-op City's first baseball fields will be put hopefully before June, in the area behind the Educational Park, according to Riverbay Corporation officials. The land requires a lot of work, but attention is being directed in the area. Although specific information is sketchy at this point, it is certain that chain-link backstops will be erected behind home plates, and that the land will be graded and planted. The number of fields and the date of completion are uncertain now. The fields will not be enough to accommodate all Little League play, but they will help. The fields may also be used for sand lot games. Riverbay Vice President George Schechter told The Co-op City Times that he is very concerned" about the ball fields, and regrets that they can't be ready for the scheduled start of the Little League season April 19th. More information on the ball fields will be reported as soon as it is available.
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The first general for residents of Building 19 win be held Wednesday, March in the CommuAuditorium at 8 P.M. AH residents of the buildare urged to attend this important
Council wîH hold a Mass to the current housing beging considered in Albany. The º''''"'"'"'"' P.M. in Auditorium A and B of the Center. The state's middle Income program is of interest to senior citizens. One of the calls for 100 per cent tax abatement for senior citizens with an annual income of $4,500 or less. Foundation Assemblyman Anthony J. ments will assemble in ChanSteHa: Victor Tosi, a cellor near the State representative of State SenThese individator John D. Calandra; and uals (most senior Al Smoke, assistant to the will voice their executive vice president of the housing program, in Community School Board District 11 approved, March United Housing Foundation, the senior citizen 15th, a revised procedure for selection of the Director of will be present at the meet- bilt ing. Also attending will be the Educational Park. March 23rd, Arthur Z. Cohen and Al Ur- Bronx Borough President The Procedure is: viewed by the Board and the bina, Co-op City's represenRobert Abrams will head a tatives on the Coordinating l. A Screening Commit- Community Superintendent, in the presence of the Com- Council of Cooperatives, and Bronx contingent of Mitchtee will consist of munity Committee, the members of Co-op City's en - Lama residents from around the City in another (a) three members of the members of which may subAdvisory Council. Albany Mass rally. United Parents Association of the mit questions in advance. The Mass Meeting is in Housing Foundation and the Co-op City temporary 3. The Community Com- preparation for a bus trip Coordinating Council of Coschools, two members of mittee shall advise the Board to Albany on Tuesday, operatives, its representing the Parents Association of and the Community ·superApril 6th. On that day, co- body, supports this rally, operators from an United but their intendent of the items they the Boston Secor temporary day" is deem favorable and unfavApril 6th. schools, one member of the orable with regard to the United Housing FoundaCommittee for Quality Educandidates, and five candition invited Governor Nelcation, one member of the Don't forget Monday's dates will be selected by the son Rockefeller, area U.S. Black Caucus of Co-op City, Meeting Informational Community School Board Representatives, represenone member of the Spanish River bay sponsored by for further consideration. tatives from the State DiviAmerican Society of Co-op Corporation's Board of sion of Housing, and state 4. After conclusion of the City, and the President of Directors. senators and assemblymen, the Parents' Association interviews, thereafter the The meeting will be especially the chairmen of Presidents Council of Dis- Director of the Education held in the Community the respective committee betrict 11. Hereafter be called Center Auditorium. Doors Park shall be selected, in acfore which the legislation is "Community Committee" will open at 7 :15 P.M., cordance with applicable pending, to Chancellor's (b) The members of the and the meeting will start law, by the Community Han on April 6th. There, Community School Board, promptly at 8 P.M. District 11, (hereafter call- School Board. (Continued on Page 4) ed the "Board"; and (e) the Community Superintendent. They shall pre-screen the applications to determine the candidates to be invited for interviews. No more than 9 applications shall be selected by a majority of the members of the Community Committee; no more than nine applications shall be selected by a of the Board; and the Comm uni ty Superintendent may, after reviewing the candidates so selected, add no more than three additional candidates. 2. The candidates so sePARTY of City's Maintenance Iine up fo:r a group lected shall then be interparty for Arnold former City executive manager,
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