The Carbon County Non-Profit Housing Corporation re-elected its officers during a meeting held Monday.

Seated for additional one-year terms were Edward Knappenberger, president; Harold Rabenold, vice president; Fred Sherrerd, secretary-treasurer; and Lamont McClure, administrative vice president. Rabenold was reappointed to the board prior to the election.

The corporation is responsible for paying the five-year-old, 30-year bond issue that financed the Lehighton High Rose apartment building for senior citizens. McClure said all of the apartments are filled and there is a growing waiting list of persons seeking occupancy.