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Newsbriefs:Free Parking atDowntown LotAccording to City Transportation Commissioner Anthony A. Ameruso, there will be free parking at the Albee Square Municipal Parking Field during the month of December.The parking facility is due to close on January 1, 1979 as part of the construction site of the Fulton Mall. The 241 spaces at the 24-hour parking lot will be available to motorists at no charge.Litter BasketsProvided by CityCandy wrappers and empty cigarette packs can now be discarded in 28%u201d high, white metal baskets instead of in the streets and sidewalks on your block. In a self-help sanitation effort, the Citizens Committee for New York City is offering 200 litter baskets at cost (S14) to community organizations that will maintaikn the baskets.According to Sandra Silverman, Executive Director of the Committee, %u201c We know every litter bit hurts, but the litter baskets help, and the City can use all the help it can get. All New Yorkers can benefit; if you see a LEND-AHAND litter basket, use it and encourage others to do the same.%u201dAll those interested in purchasing a basket for vour block call the Citizens Committee at 578-4737 for an application.Bklyn MagazineSuspends Issues%u201c Brooklyn%u201d magazine will publish its third and final issue in an expanded December-January edition but, according to the new monthly%u2019s staffers, it is success, and not failure, that is causing its premature demise.Editor Gary Daniels indicated that %u201c Brooklyn%u2019s%u201d suspension of publication is temporary and that the parent company, Breucklen Publishing and Magazine, intends to make a %u201c transition%u201d to a city-wide monthly sometime early next year.%u201c We don%u2019t want to run headfirst into a city-wide publication without considerable planning,%u201d said Daniels. Daniels went on to say that the %u201c reorganization%u201d of the magazine had already begun with the dismissal of most of their staff including executive editor Arthur Lieberman. The reason for the move according to Daniels was the public response to %u201c Brooklyn.%u201d%u201cThe response from the man in the street and advertisers was%u201clove that coffee%u201dEXOTIC COFFEESSPECIALHouse Blend$2.39 lb.FRESH ROASTED DAILYBLENDED HOUSE BRANDFrench / Vienna / Italian Spanish / TurkishU N B LE N D E D C O FFEE Sfor your special taste%u2014Columbia, Mocha, Java, Guatemala, Kenya, New Guinea, Copenhagen.D%u2019AMICO FOODS309 Court St., BklynCome in and sniff... we also carry gourmet cheeses and cold cutsA s k fo r F ra n k875-5463ST *R MARKET }visrf itour nei^Kferhooei mini - super marker(ine .psn-ier water- du^ * ? < * la U Q I. <1. Lait o r K i d t W a i l o q e r r131 S M ITH S T. j CorDGdyy 4 2 5 -5 3 4 -9C H A M P A G N ENow the third largest-sellingimported champagne in America| FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER ONLY$7.99 per bottle$86.30 per caseOrder this fineselection or othersfrom our largevariety of importedand domestic wines atO U A U fk l l l l l k i n o o i i r \\ i 1 / v n n o i in v v ix m n c o o< y y u u n o141 SEVENTH AVE.622-7947in the Slope(betw. C a rro ll Stand Garfield PI.) 622-8086tremendous,%u201d said Daniels,%u2019%u2019and this response convinced us that the rest of the city is looking for a magazine like %u2018Brooklyn%u2019.%u201dThe new venture was described as an alternative to New York magazine that would keep the %u201cold%u201d magazine magazine%u2019s basic format and begin as a monthly. %u2014P.H.New CorporationAttracts BusinessIn a bid to keep industries in Brooklyn as well as to attract new businesses to the area, business, banking, labor and community leaders have joined forces to form the Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corporation. The non-profit corporation intends tohelp revitalize the area bounded by 65th Street, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the waterfront, anarea which includes the Bush terminal industrial complex, the Brooklyn Army Terminal and Red Hook.The corporation%u2019s first project is to raise $50,000 and then seek additional grants from the federal government to implement its industrial development program; it is looking for new members in the Southwest Brooklyn area to participate in the program.Information about membershipALIAS MALKOGROCERY &BAKERY CO.150 Atlantic Ave.Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201(212)858-4230SpecializinginNear EasternandAmerican Foodsand the corporation itself can be obtained by writing to Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corn.. Court Street, 11242, or phoning 875-1000.Bids Open ForSchermerhornThe city Department of Highways has announced that it will widen Schermerhorn Street between Boreum Place and Smith Street. Bids for the construction will be accepted until December 15th. Work is expected to begin early next month, and should be completed by next summer.The street is being widened in anticipation of increased traffic in the area when Fulton Street is closed and replaced by a pedestrian mall. The Federal government will cover 80 percent of the cost.Richmond ProbesOn Trip AbroadOn November 27, Congressman Fred Richmond returned from a10-day, privately funded vacation and business trip to Holland and Morocco, in which he examinedMorocco%u2019s population problems and visited Holland to research advances that the European Economic Community (EEC), formerlycalled the Common Market, was reported to have made in packaged-food labelling.Richmond s member of the House Agricultural Committee, said he had gained %u201c good food for thought%u201d from his three-day stay in Amsterdam, during which he met with Dutch food magnate Albert Huin, who owns 700 food stores in the country and sells $2 billion of food annually. Richmond had been told that Holland and other EEC countries had %u201c unusual%u201d food labelling techniques, but found that the EEC is %u201c way behind the U.S.%u201d in marking its food. %u201c I was thoroughly disappointed,%u201d he said. %u201c There is no comprehensive plan there at all.%u201dThe rest of Richmond%u2019s journey was spent in Morocco. Working with the Agency for International Development (AID), an Agency run by the Department of State, he spent several days exploring the problems of overpopulation, finding that %u201c it%u2019s harder to reduce population than to start a war.%u201d He also paid visits to Jewish communities in Casablanca and other areas of the country, where the Jewish population numbers some 25,000. Many Jews, fearful of persecution, have left Morocco while others have remained. %u201c They are worried about the attitude of the government toward the Jewish people, generally,%u201d Richmond said.* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *TV%u00a3 Christmas Programt Sunday, Dec. 10* 1 1 A . M .Children's pageant with^ traditional lesson and^ carols of Christmas%u00bb Breakfast with speaker at 9:30J $ 1.00 ContributionJ First Presbyterian Church^ 124 Henry Street* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | |70 S E V E N T H A V E N U E B R O O K L Y N , N .Y . 11217 2 1 2 -6 3 6 -5 2 8 8 Featuring a complete line of homemade baked goods:Cakes, Pies, Tories,Quiche, Teabreuds,Muffins, Coffee cakes,Breads, Croissant,Brownies & Cookies including:%u2018%u2018The best, giant, chewychocolate chip cookie inNew York.\N.Y. MagazineAnd Now Chocolate ChocolateChip Cookies.Better than the Best!Open Tues thru Sat8 a m to 6 p .m .Sun 9 a m. to 3 p mPlease place your holidayorders FAR LY.BACK ID THEa Aiyr) naturalf o o d s1 4 4 S E V E N T H A V E .B K L Y N ., N . Y.11215TEL 7 6 8 - 5 6 5 4Mon-Fri 9-7Thur Til 9Sun 11-5Opulent CustomSilk Flower ArrangementsThe perfect gift for homeand office designed with thesame beautiful handmadeflow ers we supply toB. Altman's and Co. andother fine establishments.They can be yours at aGreat Savings to you.Our minimum order%u2014 $25.To best serve you%u2014by appt.only%u2014625-5313.Howard Lewis andHarry Reidrx lw rU c rSPjftnniniji, (Pld.5,58 r ?Il/an 44r tffiUoe.%u2019'MuxdcPyn,4 4 2 4 7Mon.-Fri.: 9 a.m .-5 p.m.Page 26, THE PHOENIX, December 7,1978%u00ab* X * - X * - X -