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B8 Asbury Park PressWed. March 31, 1982 Juvenile program, works Ocean Avenue bridge closing bridge open from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. and Police i probing accident OLD BRIDGE TOWN-SHIP State police are investigating the cause of an auto accident the Garden State Parkway Monday that left a Keyport woman dead. Rebecca A.

Beck, 251 Atlantic was killed after the car she was driving went off the southbound lanes about 1:45 p.m. and struck a guard rail on the center median at mllepost 121.6, state police disptach: er Michael Jamnick said. The accident happened about two miles from the spot in which two teenagers drowned when, a car in which they were riding crashed into Matawan Creek. Six other passengers were in the car and three are still in the hospital. well because those involved get input from throughout the community.

"What't were doing is trying to stop crimes before they are committed. No one likes to deal with nasty kids, but we all must take a hand in straightening them out" Stumpf also said juvenile delinquents can often be better handled at less cost by using facilities other than state-run institutions. "This, he said, "costs the taxpayers $126 a week for unlocked detention facilties, and $149 for those that are locked, and the average stay is 45 days." Members of the Scotch Plains Township-Fanwood program told how they worked with 48 student leaders by welding them into teams to handle all local problems. Last summer, the team chartered a bus and took the students to summer camp in New York State. Police in Scotch Plains and Fanwood noted along with school officials how effective the program had been in controlling juvenile FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP A statewide program that puts community officials in touch with Juvenile delinquents is working, organizers told more than 200 police, educators and civic leaders here yesterday.

The discussion came during a one-day seminar arranged by the State Community Organization Program to discuss methods of combating adolescent violence and vandalism. The program was sponsored by the Monmouth County Violence and Vandalism Task Force, and the Monmouth County office of the state Department of Education. Both county Prosecutor Alexander D. Leh-rer and county Superintendent of Schools Milton G. Hughes, who have been active in forming the task force, participated in the session.

Ms. Gale Kavanagh, coordinator of training for the state Department of Health, explained aims of the program. She told how individual towns could send teams to participate in three-day seminars sponsored by the state to "get the handle" on dealing with youths in trouble. Sgt. Donald Stumpf, juvenile officer of the Bergenfield police, and one of the pioneers in the statewide program, emphasized that police and school officials and others must reach students "in the elementary grades if they want to sell themselves." "Once they reach the high school level, he warned, "it's too late and they already have adopted a pattern of crime.

It's then too late to tell them that crime does not pay. "I can illustrate with a kid in New York we will call Tyrone. He makes $2,000 a week clear and dresses in a leather jacket and clothes that cost several hundred dollars. He makes his money by operating from a street corner and supplying drugs through young pushers. When the narcotics officers shake him down, he's always 'clean' and they can't do anything with him.

"When it's time to go home, his dad picks him up in a new Cadillac that he's too young to drive. This is the reason why its hard to convince older kids that crime does not pay." Since Bergenfield adopted the program several years ago, Stumpf noted, it has worked BELMAR The Ocean Avenue bridge over the Shark River will be closed for repairs beginning in mid-April. The bridge, operated by Monmouth County, needs repairs to the foundation supporting the south leaf of its drawbridge section, said the county engineer, Charles B. Van Benschoten. Repairs are being funded by a $775,000 appropriation by the county Board of Freeholders.

A contract for the work was awarded to Thomas Proctor Co. Long Branch, a firm specializing in bridge and bulkhead work. Ed Kiely, secretary-treasurer for the company, said they are awaiting shipments of steel needed for the repairs. They expect to begin work the second week in April, Kiely said. Boat traffic will not be affected by the repairs because the passage will remain open, he said.

The contractors have permission to close the bridge to motor traffic until May 28, the beginning of the summer season. After that, they must keep the on weekends, Van Benschoten said. Motorists will use Fifth Avenue to Main Street, on the Belmar side, and Sylvania Avenue to Main Street on the Avon side as a detour, said the county traffic engineer, Richard Sweet. The deepening of the channel by more than 20 feet has exposed bridge pilings to the water. Reconstruction plans call for surrounding the pier with sheet-steel pilings, cleaning out the hole beneath, and filling it with concrete, Van Benschoten said.

Sweet said a 1980 survey showed an average daily traffic of 4,900 vehi-' cles over the Ocean Avenue bridge. Signs are being posted to notify motorists, and police departments up and down the coast are being advised of the planned repairs, he said. Part of the $775,000 also will fund reconstruction of the storm-damaged fender on the northeast side of the bridge, but that work still is in the planning stage, Van Benschoten said. Child killer eligible for parole Press State House urea a TRENTON William W. Rasiewicz, Lake-wood, sentenced in 1977 to 28 to 30 years in prison for killing his 18-month-old son two years after he murdered another son, will be eligible for parole in October.

Rasiewicz pleaded no contest to the murder of infant son, John. Although he said he could Hot remember whether his son died in 1973 or 1974, the Ocean County prosecutor's office believes the infant died in 1974. Rasiewicz told investigators he recalled spanking the infant because the child was crying. He said he did not discover that the child had died until the following day. Two years earlier, Rasiewicz received a similar sentence for murdering his 4-year-old son, William Anthony, in Howell Township during 1972.

Rasiewicz is among those who were scheduled for a hearing before the State Parole Board this month. Others scheduled for hearings and eligible for release in October: Ji: mmmmmmm Smmmmmhmmmmh Imported From Scotland 66.6 Proof 86.6 Proof Imported Whiskey Gonzalez Byas imported CANADIAN JOHNNIE WALKER TIO PEPE SHERRY 750 ml. RED LABEL CLUB 1.75 liter 1.75 liter 99 II pro (a 80 Prool London Dry i. llVkl WVIllfllMI 5 The Perfect Wine With Your Holiday Pinner GALLO VIN ROSE 4 liter GIN VODKA 750 ml. liter OCEAN COUNTY Alice Anderson, address unknown, sentenced last year to four years for burglary.

Robert Barrell, address unknown, sentenced last year to 18 months for sexual assault. Thomas Brancaccio, Union, sentenced last year to four years for theft and forgery. James Del Valle, address unknown, sentenced in 1980 to 10 years for robbery. Frank Greer, Lakewood, sentenced last year to five years for theft. David Kocsis, Brick Township, sentenced last year to five years for burglary.

William Kreiger, West Orange, sentenced in 1977 to 15 to 20 years for homicide. William Loland, Toms River, sentenced in 1978 to two to three years for aiding and assisting and providing transportation for criminals, hindering apprehension of criminals, obstructing justice and giving false information to the police. George OToole, Brick Township, sentenced last year to five years for burglary and theft. Earl Rice, Lakewood, sentenced in 1979 to eight to 12 years for robbery, rape and entering without breaking. Lee Tompkins, Berkeley Township, sentenced in 1980 to 10 years for breaking and entering and larceny.

John Truitt, Lakehurst, sentenced last year to seven years for armed robbery. Willie Williams, Lakewood, sentenced in 1980 to five to seven years for assault with intent to rape and assault and battery on a police officer. Sharon Zebra, address unknown, sentenced in 1979 to seven to 10 years for robbery and armed robbery. mmm wmmimSS Light Dinner Wine Premium California CATTANI Dinner Wine CARLO ROSSI PAUL MASSON CHAMPAGNE LIGHT CHABLIS 750 ml. 1.5 liter 'lei: 4 liter iEyiiii, 1978 to two to three years for breaking and entering with intent to steal and larceny.

Davis Mason, South Belmar, sentenced in 1977 to 10 years for robbery. Clarence Melvin, Red Bank, sentenced last year to seven years for aggravated assault. Clayton Mkkens, Red Bank, sentenced in 1978 to 12 to 15 years for robbery, assault with intent to rob and aggravated assault and battery. Stanley Mindingall, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1978 to two to three years for robbery. Edward Mitchell, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to seven years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance.

Wayne Moody, Long Branch, sentenced last year to five years for burglary. Alphonso Moore, Freehold, sentenced last year to eight years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute. Billy Morris, Louisiana, sentenced last year to five to seven years for. sodomy. William Morton, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to five years for burglary.

Eugene Mosley, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1980 to 10 years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Joseph Neilos, Woodbridge Township, sentenced last year to five years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute. Stevenson Newkirk, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1978 to three to five years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Arthur Olsen, Red Bank, sentenced last year to eight years for burglary, theft of movable property, conspiracy to commit robbery and transportating and possession of a firearm without a permit. Geraldo Orengo, Long Branch, sentenced in 1978 to 10 years for breaking and entering, larceny, conspiring to break and enter with intent to steal and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Julio Orengo, Long Branch, sentenced in 1976 to seven to nine years for robbery, being armed, breaking and entering with intent to steal and receiving stolen property. Dennis Pfeffer, Keansburg, sentenced in 1980 to seven years for aggravated arson and criminal mischief. Raymond Planned, Freehold, sentenced in 1980 to nine to 10 years for robbery and possession of a dangerous weapon. Willie Platta, Long Branch, sentenced in 1972 to five to seven years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, breaking and entering with intent to steal and aggravated assault and battery. George Reed, Long Branch, sentenced in 1980 to 12 years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance and possession with intent to distribute.

Vester Rivera, New York, sentenced in 1979 to 12 to 15 years for robbery and being armed. Stewart Rnffin, Freehold, sentenced last year to five to seven years for assault with intent to rape, impairing the morals of a minor and lewdness. Louis Sciafanl, Long Branch, sentenced last year to seven years for possession of a weapon without a permit and possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Joezel Smith, Long Branch, sentenced last year to five years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Michael Smith, Paterson, sentenced in 1978 to four to six years for entering with intent to steal.

Rafael Soto, Keyport, sentenced in 1978 to five years for breaking and entering with intent to steal and larceny. Weslty Stndemire, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to five years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance and possession of a prohibited weapon. Dolly Thomas, address unknown, sentenced last year to eight years for possession and conspiring to distribute a controlled dangerous substance. James Thomas, Newark, sentenced in 1977 to 17 to 22 years for robbery, being armed, aggravated assault and battery, possession of a firearm without a permit and entering without breaking with intent to rob. Robert TUlyer, Middletown Township, sentenced last year to 18 months for death by auto.

Tony Wain wright, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1981 to five years for burglary. Elizabeth Walker, Wall Township, sentenced in 1980 to seven years for theft by deception and uttering forgery. Willie Washington, address unknown, sentenced in 1980 to eight to 10 jrears for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Eddie Watt, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to five years for possession of a weapon. James Wiggs, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to eight to 15 years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute and selling a firearm without a permit.

Earl H. Williams, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1974 to 25 to 30 years for murder. Dorothy Wilson, address unknown, sentenced last year to five years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Keith Wilson, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1977 to 11 to 15 years for robbery and entering without breaking with intent to rob. George Woods, Fair Haven, sentenced in 1980 to four years for aggravated sexual conduct.

Michael Yohas, Union Beach, sentenced in 1978 to 10 to 12 years for aggravated assault and battery, threatening to take a life and assault with intent to kill with a deadly weapon. led dangerous substance. Raymond Clinch, Brielle, sentenced in 1980 to 10 to 12 years for robbery and aggravated assault and battery. Leaman Coleman, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1981 to seven years for aggravated assault and assault with intent to kill. Leroy Davis, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1978 to 14 to 18 years for robbery, open lewdness and impairing the morals of a minor.

Thomas Davis, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1973 for seven to 10 years for robbery. Gary Day, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to five years for burglary. William Deeves, Neptune, sentenced in 1980 to four years for terroristic threat. William Deeves, Neptune, sentenced in 1977 to 10 to 12 years for assault with intent to kill. David Diehl, Union Beach, sentenced last year to five years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance.

Lorenzo Dixon, Neptune, sentenced in 1980 to eight to 10 years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute. Michael Dombrowski, Eatontown, sentenced last year to 16 years for burglary and theft. Douglas Evans, New York, sentenced in 1979 to 12 to 15 years for robbery and being armed. Ernest Flax, address unknown, sentenced last year to 10 years for robbery and being armed. Daniel Ford, Matawan, sentenced last year to seven years for aggravated assault, unlawful possession of a weapon and hindering apprehension.

James Fornino, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to four to six years for attempted robbery and being armed. Herbert Gaines, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to three years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Kenneth Graham, Long Branch, sentenced last year to seven years for robbery. Leslie Greene, Neptune, sentenced in 1980 to five years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Dennis Greenwood, Hightstown, sentenced in 1975 to a one-to-two-year indeterminate term for breaking and entering with intent to steal.

Richard Grasso, address unknown, sentenced last year to four years for receiving stolen property and attempted burglary. William Hallamore, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to five to seven years for assault with an offensive weapon and breaking and entering with intent to steal. James Hardina, Hazlet Township, sentenced in 1980 to five to seven years for attempting and breaking and entering with intent to steal and burglary. Robert Hayman, Neptune, sentenced in 1978 to three to five years for breaking and entering with intent to steal. Albery Hickey, Keyport, sentenced last year to three to five years for entering and larceny.

Mark inkle, Long Branch, sentenced last year to five years for theft and burglary. Donald Holmes, Red Bank, sentenced in 1980 to 10 years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Ronald Hughes, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1972 to eight to 12 years for robbery and being armed. Barry Jackson, Neptune, sentenced in 1979 to five to six years for beaking and entering with intent to steal Cleo Jester, Long Branch, sentenced in 1972 to 10 to 14 years for possession and distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, robbery, being armed, receiving stolen property, forgery and conspiring to commit robbery. Brace Johnson, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to seven to 10 years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, breaking and entering with intent to steal and escape.

Stanley Johnson, Eatontown, sentenced in 1980 to five years for burglary. Phoenix Jones, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to eight years for distribution of a controlled dangerous substance. Kevin Kenney, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to 10 to 13 years for robbery, being armed, breaking and entering with intent to steal and larceny. Patricia Lavarry, address unknown, sentenced last year to four years for obtaining a controlled dangerous substance by fraud. Raymond Ledet, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1977 to 13 years for breaking and entering with intent to steal, laceny of a motor vehicle and escape.

Tyrone Lee, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to 12 to 15 years for robbery and being armed. Wayne Lee, Neptune, sentenced last year to three years for criminal mischief and unlawful possession of a weapon. Floyd Leoporino, Linden, sentenced last year to four years for conspiracy. Theodore List, Ocean Township, sentenced last year to five years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Eric McBride, Asbury Park, sentenced last year to five years for robbery.

Edward McGrato, Middletown Township, sentenced in 1977 to 11 to 15 years for robbery, conspiracy, being armed, arson and larceny. Andrew Maithe, Red Bank, sentenced last year to five years for theft and robbery. Michael Mammalia, Hazlet Township, sentenced last year to five years for burglary. David Manson, Wall Township, sentenced last year to three years for burglary and theft of movable property. Thomas Marks, Long Branch, sentenced in iff Extra Smooth Hearty ALFRED LOWE Imported From Italy VILLA ROSATI EC BURGUNDY ASTI SPUMANTB BRANDY 750 ml.

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David Antiliffe, Rumson, sentenced last year to seven years for aggravated assault and attempted armed robbery. James Beams, Spotswood, sentenced in 1978 to 20 to 27 years for robbery and assault with intent to rape. Bernard Bellinger, address unknown, sentenced in 1980 to one to three years for escape. Dennis Besecker, address unknown, sentenced last year to five years for burglary and attempted theft. Peter Birabawn, Middletown Township, sentenced in 1979 to five years for larceny of a motor vehicle.

BaustisU Bonet, address unknown, sentenced in 1980 to seven to 10 years for uttering forgery, obtaining money under false pretences and larceny. Johnnie Brookins, Marlboro Township, sentenced last year to three years for theft and forgery. Thomas Brown, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to 10 to 12 years for robbery, larceny, conspiring to commit robbery and breaking and entering with intent to steal. Gary Busby, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1979 to 10 to 15 years for robbery and being armed. Irby Butler, Asbury Park, sentenced in 1980 to 10 to 12 years for carnal abuse, abduction and robbery.

Samoel Butler, address unknown, sentenced last year to five years for robbery. John Calder, Bradley Beach, sentenced in 1975 to three years for possession of a stolen motor vehicle, possession of stolen property and in 1981 to burglary, theft and receiving stolen property. Deloret Calboan, address unknown, sentenced last year to three years for possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Larry Christen, Neptune, sentenced in 1979 to five to seven Jlears for distribution of a control 0 Maniscnewuz PIN A COCONETTA or Kosher For Passover KEDEM Kosher For Passover KEDEM MALAGA 750 ml. CONCORD GRAPE STRAWBERRY COCONETTA 750 ml.

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