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Page 10, May 10. 1973, PHOENIXMarvin Will Head Ecology GroupCitizens for a Better New York (CBNY), environmeniai group that has operated re-cycling centers here in recent years, has named Benjamin Marvin, of Brooklyn Heights, its new President, succeeding Sherry Koehler, of Cobble Hill, who served for the past three years.Other officers selected include Bennette Kramer (Cobble Hill), who will serve as Administrative Assistant to Marvin; Ellen Grove (Brooklyn Heights), Recording Secretary; Nick Wilder (Boerum Hill i, who will continue to serve asTreasurer; and Tess McKellen (Cob'uie Hiii), who will continue as CBNY%u2019s Representative to the B rooklyn E n v iro n m e n ta l Coalition. Ken Rush (Boerum Hill; was named General Supervisor of the CBNY Re-cycling Center on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn.At a general meeting earlier this year, CBNY members named lo people to a new and expanded executive board for 1973-74, in order to allow CBNY to undertake more environmental projects. The members of the Board, in addition to the above-named officers, are:Prof. Jeanne Holker, Asst. Prof, center. Now that the center is has asked the residents ofDaioara uuiiiison, Jeff SueiiiOii, Carol Brownell, Alex Wohlgemuth (all Brooklyn Heights); Pat Archibald, Sherry Koehler, Maggi Livingston (Cobble Hill); Susan Detrich, Eileen Jones (from Boerum Hill); Peter Drago and Sal Ferraioli (from Carroll Gardens).At the first meeting after taking over as President, Marvin expressed his ideas on the group%u2019s future course. He explained: %u201cFor the past year or so, CBNY%u2019s major project has been the re-cycling* Uiiiiiiig smooth!yr I d like to &<66 CBNY become actively involved in other environmental projects, such as the Gowanus Canal. We have some excellent people on the Board-people who know how to get things done. I think that we have the manpower to tackle some major projects and really make some healdway in the fight against pollution.%u201dAs a first step in the plan to undertake new projects, MarvinRmAthm TTn;%u00abt%u00ab4- ri.LLi, tt:ii _jU U M J ll lA C ig ilL O , 'OUWUAC H i l l , c u iuother Downtown and South Brooklyn areas to let him know about the worst or most urgent pollution problems in the particular areas. Complaints received by Marvin will be discussed at Executive Board meetings and, if necessary, plans will be made for taking affirmative action. Marvin requested that complaints and problems be sent to him at 26 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201.The Phoenix...WE KNOW WHAT'S BEST FOR.596-1083 164 COURT STREETCOBBLE HILL FASHIONS Ladies Mod StylesChildren%u2019s WearFlowers Say It Best on Mother%u2019s Day...W ILLIA M N. SAKELOS FLORIST/ %u2022Mothers Day is the one day to say thank you.We%u2019ll help yousay it withflowers, plants,candies, cardsor giftsBut no matter how yousay it-take the time todo so.Remember, it takesso very iitiieto say sovery much.F A S H IO N S IN F L O W 1 A S /%u2022y']i 193 Joralemon Streetm B%u2019klyn, N Y. 11201* < 2 1 2 )5 9 6 -0 7 0 0 ,4Casual Hutch invites youto Come in & See ourNew SpringMerchandiseS' %u00b0 cVtS' * Dresses B\\ouses & u %\\ Csjpje s f Smtek MJd*. E 4 0 S i r e e iP ksn m e 5 & & -M S 5 S1. - ;;__. . ___ - w _ ------- %u2019 nfcJu*A Mothers Day Toast FromST. GEORGEWINE & LIQUORCLINTON ST. (corner of Pierrepont) r2 ^ TR 5-7426 ^ , TR 5-7427 ^C elebratingMolher%u2019sDay!Lovely carnations-a dozen-7.50 Blue, California iris-a dozen-5.00 Holland%u2019s Buccara Rosesa dozen-18.00Corsages from $2 Luscious fruit baskets from $12all prices are cash and carry...(Major credit cards accepted by phone)\\ t ; 0 * f5 ? ,T O