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to I IMF I I III I' aiceio wins 'bigofrof month' citation make upxmst of the election fare in Brooklyn this year. But at least one intra-organization fight is in store among the regulars as former Assemblyman Peter Mirto is gearing up for a challenge to incumbent Judge Jerome L. Steinberg, a 10-year bench veteran. Steinberg will be seeking reelection in the Third Municipal Court district which is compared principally of the 58th A.D. (Bush wick).

The rest of the Jerome Steinberg Peter Mirto HE COALITION for Lesbian and I i-Gay 'Rights descended upon Park LJ Slope Saturday to demonstrate against Councilman-at-Large Vincent Riccio as the "bigot of the month." We don't know if Riccio received a plaque along with the designation, but if he did, we're sure he would display if proudly among other awards he's received. Riccio, the only Conversative in the council, earned the citation, according to the gay organization, because he was "excessively abusive towards lesbians and gay me" at last November's hearings on the gay rights bill. Riccio was the most vociferous foe of the bill, which was again defeated. Riccio and the gays had clashed previously during the 1977 campaign when he made his opposition to gays in government a major issue because one of his opponents, Liberal Gary Dean, is an avowed homosexual. Riccio ran as a Conservative when he failed to get the Republican nomination although he is the 51sr A.D.

(Park Slope) Republican leader. The demonstration was conducted in front of Riccio's political headquarters, the Park Republican Club at 409 Ninth St, but there was no sign of Riccio. According to his friends, he's in a hospital "undergoing tests." They refused to amplify on his condition or to disclose what hospital he's in. KOCH, CUOMO TO MEET: The coolness that has existed between Mayor Koch and Lt Gov. Mario Cuomo since their sometimes bitter campaign for mayor in 1977 will be ended on Thursday when they meet at City Hall for lunch.

It will be their first face-to-face meeting since the end of the campaign 17 months ago. Koch last month to offer his sympathy after Cuomo's daughter, Maria, had been mugged for the second time near their Queens home. The mayor followed up with a letter in which he extended the luncheon invitation and it was set up for Thursday. JUDGESHIP ELECTIONS: Regular Democratic organization designees will probably get primary challenges from reformers in the six countywide and two district Civil Court judge races that will State Sen. Thomas Bartosiewicz hammers away at abandoned meat plant in Greenpoint yesterday.

Heef up protests on old meat plant By OWEN FITZGERALD A delegation of Greenpoint civic representatives campaigning for demolition of the abandoned Trunz meat processing plant will meet with aides to Mayor Koch at City Hall today. The meeting resulted from a demonstration staged by about 40 persons who drove a truckload of their own demolition debris from the site to City Hall Friday. Gift-wrapped blocks Their leaders, including State Sen. Thomas Bartosiewicz (D-Brooklyn), "presented" two gift-wrapped chunks of cinder block they earlier had removed from the vacant factory site at Kingsland and Meeker Aves. Gerald Skurnik, aide to John LoCicero, who will meet with local spokesmen today, "accepted" the symbolic gifts.

Greenpoint and Williamsburg civic groups have been trying to get the vacant building razed or used for new industrial purposes ever since the meat firm abandoned it in 1972 and the city inherited it for unpaid taxes. Bartosiewicz threat It has since become a neighborhood eyesore, a dumping ground for garbage and refuse and a hangout for derelicts and criminal elements, local leaders complain. "We want it demolished within six months. Anymore footdragging by the city and there may be a repeat of the 1976 traffic blockade on the nearby Brooklyn-Queens Expressway," said Bartosiewicz. district includes small portions of the 56th A.D.

(Bedford-Stuyvesant), 57th A.D. (Williamsburg) and 59th A.D. (Greenpoint). Mirto held the 58th A.D. seat for eight years but lost it to Victor Robles last year.

Mirto appears to have an uphill fight on his hands since the regular organization power in the district is controlled by Robles and Councilman Luis Olmedo, who doubles as the Democratic district leader. To combat them, Mirto has formed a coalition of civic organizations made up of Italian, Irish, and Polish factions. SHORT TAKES: Brooklynite Allen Roth, 26, is one of the founders of Citizens for Responsible Tax Reduction, which advocates limits on all taxes and launches its statewide campaign tomorrow in Manhattan More than 2,000 guests are expected at the Brooklyn Democratic dinner Thursday evening. Borough President Howard Golden will be the honored guest BGSOLLElirnR BZZ0SE A listing of Brooklyn community events Send news of your civic group, school, club or organization to Bulletin Board Editor, Daily News, 16 ourt Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 II I I Two six-week courses, which will include tips on childbirth and other the offices of the local planning board, Club will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

at the Sergeant Meyer Levin Memorial Hall. 1628 E. 14th Mid-wood. Members who have been licensed radio operators for 20 years or more will be awarded special certificates. Also, there will be a slide presentation on the first Marconi installations for transatlantic wireless communication.

Joseph B. Milgram, president of the New York chapter of the Morse Telegraph Club, will be the guest speaker. He will discuss the history of human communication and how Samuel B. Morse revolutionized the methods of communication with his primitive telegraph system. Admission is free and all radio enthusiasts are welcome.

HUMAN SEXUALITY A lecture on human sexuality, sponsored by the Gravesend Singles Club, will be offered this evening at 8 o'clock at the Family Consultation Center of Grave-send, 2322 E. Fourth St. Admission is $2 for members and $3 for others. Call (212) PL7-6300 to reserve seats. OPEN HOUSE The Mapleton Service of South Beach Psychiatric Center, 1618 Coney Island will hold an open house tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m.

A film and panel discussion highlighting issues that may be of special interest to senior citizens will be presented. -st i p.m. Admission is $3 per person. The Bay Ridge chapter of B'nai B'rith Women will hold its annual card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Bay Ridge Jewish Center.

Fourth Ave. and 81st St. Tickets are S3 each which will include refreshments. SEEK NEW MEMBERS The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Thomas Don-gan Council Knights of Columbus will meet this evening to plan a membership drive. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m.

at 7601 Fourth Bay Ridge. Members and their friends are invited. REDISCOVER BROOKLYN The Brooklyn Heights branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, 280 Cadman Plaza West, plans a series of 11 lectures on the history of Brooklyn. They all will be given on Monday evenings. Tonight, beginning at 7 o'clock, the spotlight will be on culture with a program titled "The Melting Pot: Assimilation or Cultural Pluralism." PRECINCT COUNCIL MEETING The next monthly meeting of the 66th Precinct Community Council will be held at 8 o'clock this evening at the Infants Home of Brooklyn, 1358 56th St.

Borough Park. The guest speaker will be an attorney from the Department of Consumer Frauds. A question-and-answer period will follow his lecture. Area residents are urged to attend. CHILDHOOD EDUCATION St Mary's School.

8401 23d Benson hurst will hnst a lwtnrA nn "Th Rnl PJ in 2, health-related matters, are being offered by the Brooklyn chapter of the American Red Cross of Greater New York at its headquarters, 165 Cadman Plaza East, beginning this week. For prospective parents, there will be a course in labor and delivery of the infant. Special techniques of feeding and otherwise caring for the newborn also will be discussed. Classes Will meet on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. The second course is designed for those who must care for the sick, or handicapped in the.

home. It will focus on maintaining an optimum level of health. Those classes will meet on Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Both courses are free. Anyone wishing to register may call the Red Cross at (212) 787-1000.

PUBLIC HEARING Community Board 7 is sponsoring a public hearing determine what's to be done about a subway entrance at the northwest cor 4201 Fourth on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The subway entrance is part of the 45th St. station on the BMT line. It was destroyed recently in an accident while construction crews were working nearby. The Transit Authority has agreed to act on the advice of the local planning board following the public hearing.

SENIOR SEMINAR A seminar for senior citizens, "Dollars and Cents after 60," will be held at the Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst, 7802 Bay Parkway, tomorrow at 2 p.m. Chemical Bank is the sponsor. FLEA MARKET The Midwood chapter of B'nai B'rith will sponsor a to flea market today from 10 a.m. to a p.m. at tne community lempie, Park ish Center.

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