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C2 Asbury Park PressTuesday, April 22, 1986 Man indicted in sexual assaults 'Hunger Food Day' set TO COMMEMORATE "Hunger Food Day," Check-Mate Monmouth County's anti-poverty agency, will sponsor a series of activities beginning at 10 a.m. Friday at the nutritional building, 20 ute on Feb. 13 in Matawan. Leroy Ethridge Throckmorton Street, Freehold, one count of unlaw, ful possession of handgun, one count of possession of a handgun for an unlawful purpose, one count of certain persons not to have weapons, oni count of aggravated assault with 4 handgun, one count of aggravated assault and one count of making a terroristic threat on Feb. 21 in Free hold.

Dimitrios Fousteris, West Front Street, Keyport, six counts of writing" bad checks on Dec. 23 and 24, 1985; in Keyport. Brian T. Shellito, Princess Anns Drive, Freehold, 40 counts of burr glary, 10 counts of attempted burglary; 38 counts of theft of movable property and two counts of conspiracy on dir verse dates between Oct. 1, 1985 an4 Jan.

1, in Freehold Township. In a separate indictment, Shellito wai charged with 12 counts of burglary, 12 counts of theft of movable property and two counts of conspiracy between Nov. 11, 1985, and Jan. 22, in Mana lapan Township. Kearney, Eastwood Avenue, Long Branch, one count of methampheta-mine possession on Jan.

5 in Holmdel Township. James A. Venna, Greengrove Avenue, Keyport, one count of burglary and one count of theft of movable property including jewelry on Feb. 25 in Keyport. Robert Bath, South Amboy, one count of aggravated assault on a police officer and one count of resisting arrest on March 2 in Manalapan Township.

Mary Eagan, Beachfront, Manas-quan, one count of theft of movable property including a train set on Feb. 19 in Wall Township. John L. Bryant, Matawan Avenue, Matawan, one count of cocaine possession, one count of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and one count of distributing cocaine on Feb. 5 in Matawan.

In the same indictment, Patrick Corless, Weston Place, Aberdeen Township, was charged with one count of cocaine possession and one count of possession of cocaine with intent to distrib- intent to distribute and one count of distribution of cocaine on Feb. 7 in Manalapan Township. Todd Huff, Main Street, Manas-quan, one count of cocaine possession on Jan. 24 in Spring Lake Heights. Gregory Lamberti, Lambertville, seven counts of theft by deception, two counts of forgery, two counts of attempted theft by deception and two counts of utter forgery from March 5 to 8 in Lakewood.

Scott Angus, Ardmore Lane, Aberdeen Township, one count of possession of cocaine, one count of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and one count of hindering apprehension on Jan. 20 in Aberdeen Township. John Schwartz, Ocean Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach, two counts of writing bad checks and two counts of theft by failure to make required disposition between September and No-vember 1985 in Middletown Township. David Castiglioni, Ice Meadow Lane, Aberdeen Township, and James Press Freehold Bureau A FREEHOLD MAN has been indicted by a Monmouth County grand jury in Freehold on charges including sexual assault and aggravated assault. Rodney Watson, First Street, Freehold, was charged with three counts of aggravated assault, three counts of sexual assault and one count of endangering the welfare of a child on diverse dates in December 1985 in Freehold.

Others and their charges: Gary Covin, Long Branch Avenue, Long Branch, one count of making a terrorist threat and one count of contempt of court on diverse dates in February and March in Long Branch. Donald Pusiteri, West Palmer Avenue, West Long Branch, one count of theft of movable property on Jan. 28 in Long Branch. Jeffrey Silverhorne, Thomas Webb and Sandra Brotschol, all of Irvington, one count of cocaine possession, one count of possession of cocaine with xmW WW Bayshore i man given prison term Press Freehold Bureau A MIDDLETOWN Township man has been sentenced to an indeterminate term in state prison for theft and other charges stemming from 1. 1 LTr-fx" 'V rJ I vw JT js- I mMmsz? TrowrtN 4 fk I "torn mmmm- Court Freehold.

A continental breakfast will be served at 10 a.m. with Dr. Audrey Burkhardt of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, as the keynote speaker. A covered-dish lunch will begin at 12:30 p.m. Monmouth County's nutritional staff will attend the event, and anyone who is interested can submit a covered dish, which will be judged for its nutritional value.

Check-Mate, C. Mattison Asbury Park, has additional information on the Kosciuszko ball on Saturday THE 51ST ANNUAL BALL of the Kosciuszko Foundation will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York. Traditions at the ball each year include the presentation of several young ladies of Polish descent and the performance of dances from various regions of Poland by the Polish American Dance company. The Kosciuszko Foundation sponsors various Polish cultural activities and helps finance books and other publications by Polish authors.

It also offers scholarships to students wishing to study in Poland and arranges for Polish students to attend American universities. Additional information is available from the Kosciuszko Foundation, 15 E. 65th New York 10021. College health fair tomorrow COUNTY RESIDENTS can get free screening for blood pressure, glaucoma, scoliosis and a dozen other physical disorders at tomorrow's day-long Brookdale Health Fair from 11 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.

in the Brookdale Community College gymnasium, Lincroft section of Middle-town Township. Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township, and Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, will have displays at the fair, as will several chiropractors and more than 30 service organizations ranging from the state Division of Youth and Family Services to the American Cancer Society to Big Brothers and Big Sisters. The day's program will include martial arts and Flex-a-cise demonstrations. Admission is free. Eye screenings for symptoms of glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness, will be given from 1 1 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at the fair. Trained volunteers from the Telephone Pioneers of America will conduct the screenings. X-ray training deadline near TOMORROW is the last day to submit applications for Riverview Medical Center's School of X-ray Technology, Red Bank, for the term to begin in July. The school conducts a 24-month training program in radiologic technology, which prepares high school graduates to qualify for registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and state certification.

Financial aid for the program is available through the Pell Grant Program, Guaranteed Student Loans and the Veterans Administration. Pro basketball program at mall THE NATIONAL TOURING "NBA America's Game" will be hosted by Seaview Square Mall, Routes 66 and 35, Ocean Township, Thursday through Sunday. The program gives people an opportunity to learn more about professional basketball through information panels, contests and videotape monitors highlighting the greatest moments in NBA history. A free-throw area gives would-be stars a chance to qualify for a trip to an NBA playoff game and a new car. 200 Club will hear state senator STATE SEN.

JOHN F. RUSSO, D-Ocean, will be the guest speaker at the luncheon of the 200 Gub at the Spring Lake Country Club beginning at 1 p.m. Friday. The 200 Club is a non-profit philanthropic organization that will present 11 awards to honor members of the state police, municipal police, volunteer firemen and first aid squad members in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Middletown girl pageant entrant KIMBERLY WOLTER, a pupil at River Plaza School, Middletown Township, will compete in the Little Miss Junior New Jersey pageant on Sunday at the Somerset Hilton.

The competition is for girls between the ages of 4 to 7, with the winner going on to the Little Miss Junior America pageant in Miami. Kimberly, 5, is the daughter of Jame Wolter, 50 Woodside Drive, Middletown Township. Her favorite activities include singing, gymnastics and mathematics. 1' a. j.

A a i 1 'v" DON LORDIAsbury Park Press rfl Si. three separate incidents in October and December. Superior Court Judge James A. Kennedy, on March 21 in Freehold, sentenced John F. Jahn, Sycamore Avenue, in the East Keansburg section of the township, to an indeterminate term for forgery and conspiracy to commit theft on Oct.

15 in Hazlet Township; criminal trespass and receiving stolen property on Oct. 1 in Middletown, and unlawful possession of a weapon on Dec. 15 in Middle-town. Others sentenced by Kennedy: Darrin J. Vasta, Stratford Drive, Manalapan Township, two years probation and a $500 fine for possession of narcotics on June 1 in Manalapan.

He must receive outpatient drug rehabilitation until discharged. Maritza Ortiz, Clifton Avenue, Long Branch, five years probation, $250 fine and $11,766 restitution for theft by deception on Feb. 1, 1981, in Freehold Township. Robert J. Jenkins, Miller Street, Highlands, nine months in the Monmouth County Jail, Freehold Township, for two counts of forgery on July 24 in Atlantic Highlands.

Anna L. Johnson, Mattison Avenue, Asbury Park, nine months in state prison for incriminating others on May 29 in Ocean Township. Leon Bailey, Seaview Manor, Long Branch, one year probation and $250 fine for unlawful possession of "a weapon on Sept. 26 in Oceanport. James P.

Davis, Bayonne, three years probation, $1,500 fine, 50 hours of community service and $2,261 in restitution for forgery and two counts of theft by deception on May 25 in many towns. Vernon O'Neal, South Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, three years probation and 30 days in an inpatient drug abuse treatment facility for burglary on Aug. 23 in Atlantic Highlands. Linda Kruse, West Belmar section of Wall Township, five years probation and $250 fine for theft by deception on March 1, 1984, in Freehold Township. 1 Charlene Johnson, Harrison Avenue, Matawan, five years probation, $250 fine and $4,868 restitution for theft by deception on March 1, 1984, in Freehold Township.

Robert J. Woodford, Locust Street, Keyport, one year probation, $100 restitution and attendance at an inpatient drug and alcohol program for receiving stolen property on Nov. 27 in Hazlet Township. John Chandler, Newark, four years in state prison for credit card theft and receiving stolen property on Nov. 14 in Middletown Township.

Reggie A. Moore, Camden, four years in state prison for receiving stolen property on Nov. 6 in Howell Township. Treasure hunters Silhouetted against rough seas, Vern Brasher (top left), of Neptune, and his son-in-law, Rich Bowen, of Brick Township, use metal detectors on the Belmar beach. Bowen (right) uncovers something a Lincoln head penny, which he displays (above).

Sometimes they do better, as the rugged waters uncover and deposit treasures on the beach. Identity of murdered woman still a mystery after six years Press Freehold Bureau Compiled from Press staff reports. NEARLY SIX YEARS after the long yellow metal chain, white metal 18-carat ring with a clear stone, a 23'4-inch-long white metal necklace similar to a dog tag chain, a 15-inch yellow metal necklace with a letter attached to it, and a plastic tortoise shell bangle bracelet. Anyone with information about the woman is asked to call the Monmouth County prosecutor's office major crimes unit in Freehold at circle July 1, 1980. She was described as a white female, about 25 to 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and weighing approximately 140 pounds.

She had dark or auburn hair. At the time of her death, she was wearing blue jeans, a large, dark-colored cotton shirt marked Copenhagen, made in India, and tan canvas shoes size Ti. She was also wearing a 16-inch- rSYSClC-ZAUS AIDS I Ha1 1 vw Freehold XhxA Red Bank IS Monmouth St 201-7414400 Doom Waldo, bureau chief William Conroy Suzanne Delcamp Sherry Flgdoro William IC Heine W.L. Haacksr Matthew Karas Carol Napofitano Constance Prater Yury Tamavakyj Chess tourney champs to play for state title remains of a murdered woman were found behind a bowling alley in Neptune, law enforcement authorities have not been able to determine who she was. The body, with a fractured skull, was found behind a bowling alley on Route 35, south of the Asbury Avenue 9 are treated after accident Press Brick Township Bureau NINE PEOPLE were treated at Brick Hospital following an accident yesterday afternoon on Birch Bark Drive, Brick Township.

According to police, the accident happened about 6 p.m. when a van and a car were westbound on the road. Police said the van, which was driven by David T. Fowler, Taft Drive, was slowing down to make a turn when a car driven by John Manto, Hawaii Drive, struck the rear of the van, police said. The van belonged to the Ocean County Unit of the Association for Retarded Citizens, and the nine occupants were taken to the hospital by the three township first squads.

VVEsirri i. kajeJ.aB4hjaWM From page CI thirds of the county's AIDS sufferers. A man identified as Bob told the group he was diagnosed as an AIDS patient in December 1984. "Statistically, I'm not supposed to be here," he said. "But here I am, and I plan to be around a good long while yet." Alice Zagury, Neptune City, moderated the discussion.

Ms. Zagury, a volunteer in the hospice program at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, began the Monmouth-Ocean AIDS Information Group after an AIDS patient with whom she worked died. That patient's family had abandoned her, Ms. Zagury said. While many hospital staff were tender and caring, many were not, she remembered.

The patient had no hospice volunteer until Ms. Zagury volunteered to work with her, she said, because hospital officials felt they could not ask a volunteer to work with an AIDS parent. Press Staff Report JAMES ALTUCHER, of North Brunswick High School, placed first in the Southern Section of the New Jersey High School Individual Championship (Chess) Tournament held over the weekend at Monmouth Regional High School, Tinton Falls. Altucher scored 4'h-l2 in the five-round, Swiss system event to edge out Barry Charnick, of Monmouth Regional, who finished second with 4-1. Altucher and Charnick will face the winner and runner-up of the Northern Section in a round-robin tournament to be held Sun day at Seton Hall Preparatory School, South Orange.

The winner will be declared 1986 state champion and will go on to compete in the High School Tournament of Champions being held this year in Somerset. Greg Ciresi, Middletown High School South, placed third, and Dave O'Brien, Monmouth Regional, fourth, after tie-breaking. Each scored 3'2-l'2. Yohan Choi, Shore Regional, finished fifth with a 3-2 result. Sixteen players took part in the U.S.

Chess Federation-rated tournament, which was directed by Walter Heerschap, chess adviser at Monmouth Regional. Freehold 11 SprlP? St 201462-8100 Patricia Mc Daniel, bureau chief Joyce Defray Paul O'Ambroslo John A. Names Francis S. Pestana Joseph Sapta Tracy Schroth Michael A. Taylor 111 Neptune en 1550 3:31 HMiwey 6S 2314224000 Harry bureau chief Donald V.

Adderton Micheie Galen Jeffrey Gold Bill Gyves Janet Mazur Colleen A McBrearty Kathleen A. McBrtde ENse Rosenbtum Editor W.C. Stroby Lawrence Benjamin, Suburban Edtor Robert J. Witbams, Monmouth County Section.