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Borough President Sebastian Leone presents a documentproclaiming the week of June 2 to June 8 as INDIA BOOK FAIRWEEK to Mr. Prakash Vyas, Managing Director, and Ms.Lalita Rananaware, Executive Director of the Literary Guild ofIndia, sponsors of the First India Book Fair, and Mr. Kenneth S. Duchac, Director of the Central Brooklyn Public Library.Lower Atlantic Ave. Shops Organize, Expand HoursTrs%u00a9 Corps Gives TeensSummer EmploymentIn an effort to promote the continued development of Atlantic Avenue as a shopping street a group of merchants and dealers on the Avenue in the segment from Clinton St. to the Expressway, have formed the Lower Atlantic Shops Organization.At a meeting, Monday, May 27, the seven shopkeepers forming the group adopted an initial program designed to make the Avenue%u2019s shops more accessible to the surrounding residential area. The participating shopkeepers have agreed to remain open on WednesNew EateryTo Open onHenry StreetSomething new is coming to the Heights -- a new Chinese restaurant, Peking Palace scheduled to open at 114 Henry St. in early June. The newly refurbished restaurant, which occupies the site of the former Candlelight Restaurant, will offer Mandarin and Szechuan cuisine for lunch and dinner.M- Jo eph Ho, owner of the Peking Palace, is planning a well designed operation with a full service bar. But despite the elaborate Oriental motif and decor, the cuisine will be the most outstanding feature at the Peking Palace, as will be the reasonable prices.Chef. Y.S. Wang hails from Taiwan and is a master cook and menu planner. His speciality is homemade noodles which he makes without the aid of a machine. Mr. Ho has also enlisted the help of Hung-Yeo Hsu, a designer from Taiwan, who has executed several wall plaques for the restaurant.Peking Place will be open daily from 11 a.m. to midnight.OLL