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IO-Santa Maria, Times, Monday, December 4, 1972 Pair Charged With Drug Induced Death Drunken Driving Charged 1 4-i Two San Luis Obispo youths were jailed early Saturday on suspicion of murder in the drug-induced death of Brad Kevin Dalessi, 19, who was pronounced dead on arrival at County General Hospital shortly before noon on Wednesday. Booked on" suspicion of murder following a joint investigation by San Luis Obispo city police, sheriffs detectives and the district "attorney.s office were Anthony Ray Aggson, 20, 1124 Murray St. and James Braden Richardson 20, 3395 S. Higuera St. The.

mother and sister of. Richardson, Mrs. Susan Jane Richardson, 42, and Miss Catherine Jane Richardson, 19, both of the same address, were arrested on charges of interfering with officers after they attempted to block arrest of Richardson and scuffled with lawmen in pre-dawn hours. They later appeared before Justice Court Judge Paul K. Jackson and were released on their own recognizance after attorney Harry Woolpert was called on their behalf.

He criticized timing of the arrest of Richardson, claiming the youth was "ill" and charging the 4 a.m. appearance of lawmen "more like arrests in totalitarian nations." Richardson and Aggson were apprehended following an autopsy report which showed Brad Dalessi died of an apparent overdose of drugs, probably heroin' which allegedly was injected by another person according to Capt. Don Englert of city police. Dalessi was found in bed at home by ah older brother and rushed to the hospital. The arrest of Aggson and Richardson came only hours before the funeral of Dalessi, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Dalessi, a native of San Luis Obispo and product of local schools. lie had been employed for the last year as a heavy equipment operator, is survived by his parents, three brothers and other relatives. I in Grover City. The float sweepstakes, winner in the -Times Photo WINNING ENTRY-Members of the Nipomo Foothill "4-H Club wear costumes from many lands in their entry, "Christmas Around The World" in' Saturday's 4-H Club Float, Top Grover City 1972 DCQMBER 972 SMTWTFS 35 6 7 8 9 10 IT 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 11" A 4-rl group and two riding entries were top award winners in the Saturday Christmas parade in Grover City.

Some 80 entries participated in the parade which trekked west on urana Avenue, a highlight addition to the event was the arrival of Santa Claus. Dale Brasher was general chairman of the event which he labeled highly successful. The sweepstakes award went to a float themed "Christmas Around The World," entered by the Nipomo Foothill 4-H Club. Junior riders Terry Miner and Janise, Larsen received the mayor's trophy. The judge's trophy went to Arabian rider Gaylean Smith of Shell Beach.

In the senior division for marching units, the first place award went to Santa Maria Batonettes. Second was the Cal Poly University Color Guard, while third was the San Luis Obispo Regettes. Santa Maria Twirl-a-Renas Riders Parade antique cars. Second was Cal Schlegel, with Mike Greenelsh third. Ida Sapier was first among adult riders.

First among juniors was Eilene Sapier. Second was Tommy Dyer. Las Grandes Riders was first among adult riding groups, with John Dyer and grandkids second, Patty and Mike Phillips third. The junior riding award went to Pam, Wiggins and group, "with the Santa Manuela 4-H second, Santa's helpers and Julie and Rosabelle Phillips, fourth. The Times-Press-Recorder snowman was first among adult floats, with Odds and Ends Band second, Union Civica Cultral Mexicana third.

"The Santa Manuela 4-H float, was first in that junior division. A free hot dog lunch was served to all junior participants in the parade, after the event. police, fire and public works departments. He opinioned amount of service' would be mandated by officials of a new city and noted that Grover City with twice the projected population of Oceano operates at $100,000 less than deemed necessaryx for Oceano. He urged directors to study figures for errors and gave some advice on employees required.

Baughman- urged those in attendance to "talk up incorporation" with neighbors, with a lowered tax -rate in mina ana receive soundings before a Jan. 4 session when the topic will again be pursued. Meanwhile, he said directors will scrutinize the 63-page report in minute "detail and attempt to arrive at some conclusions to present at that meeting. You can moil away copies Central Coast to frhncfv relatives or business out Jhe "coupon below and tend It or bring it with 9SC; per copy, to the Santa iV.aria Times. Vo do the mailing, Your friends will receive a beautifully bound and illustrated volume of Aqui'73.

Oceano Residents Question Methods Of Incorporation A south county woman and two men were in San Luis Obispo county jail on suspicion of drunken driving Sunday with Pismo Beach and Arroyo Grande police making arrests in separate incidents. Deloris Evelyn ThornqUist, 54, of rural Arroyo Grande was the first driver booked, at 2:29 a.m. after Pismo officers said she was driving on the wrong side of Shell Beach Rd. and nearly struck a patrol car. At 1 1 a.m.

the same agency jailed K. C. Long, 30, 1148 Division Nipomo, -following an accident on Pomeroy St. in which Long's allegedly struck a parked car. Striking a parked car also was blamed for arrest of Charles Edison McCray, III, 24, 754 Oceanview, Grover City.

He was apprehended by Arroyo Grande police shortly before midnight on Aspen St. Reports On Swine Given At 4-H Meet BY JIM BLAIR Nipomo 4-H Club Reports on swine were given at the recent meeting of Nipomo 4-H Club swine project, meeting at the home of Roy Ferrari, swine leader. Elizabeth and Alison Ferrari tgave a talk on different parts of "a a pig. "Robert Jones, Jim Blair, and the. two Ferrari sisters gave reports on various breeds of swine.

Also discussed was keeping of record books and the 4-H calendars. The next swine meeting will be on luesday, Dec. 26, in the home of the leader. Other project members are Danny Snitchler, Dean Snitchler, Chris Kreeger, and Kim Kreeger. Cyclist Critical After Crash A collision between a motorcycle and car Saturday in Baywood Park caused major Injuries to a cycle passenger and moderate hurts to the driver of the bike, while the motorist escaped harm, the CHP reports.

AH three resided in Baywood Park. Officers said Lynn Morris, 17, was eastbound on Santa Yiabel carrying Pasenger Joe Campbell, 19, when a car driven by John Sharpies, 71, attempted a left hand turn in their path. Campbell suffered a broken leg in the smash and Morris facial hurts, with both rushed to San Luis Obispo County General Hospital following the 6 p.m. crash. ADVISORY GROUP Next meeting of the Nipomo Advisory Group will be at 7 pjn.

Thursday, Dec. 7 in the community building. A final Adobe Days report will be given and there will be an architectural review of the freeway area and downtown Nipomo. Playground aids would work one 'hour per day, at a wage of $2.50 an hour, for a total cost of 1 ,575 to the -district. The substitute would replace the migrant teacher from Jan.

2 through April 27, or for 67 days, at a salary of $27 a day, $total of $1309. The migrant teacher must return to school during the winter quarter at Cal Poly University. Superintendent Kermit McKenzie indicated he would recommend the employment of. the additional staff members. i3omaf International resents anAssooates ahdAWnch Produflon HI! ma ueor 3rd HIT THEY SHOOT HORSES DON'T THEY?" 3 wwiwmg l-'JaEyllll I mill ill; 1 hTt mm were firm among the junior marchers, with South County Natoma Council of Camp Fire second, Santa Maria Junior Batonettes, third, Nipomo Twirlettes fourth and San Luis Obispo Little Bits fifth.

Orchard School, Arroyo Grande, was first among elementary school bands. The Dana Warrior marching band, Nipomo, was second, with Judkins School, Pismo Beach third. Arroyo Grande High School Eagle marching band also was a first award winner. Cathy Hogan Kinny. Shoes, was first with animal drawn vehicles, while the Cal Poly University men's drill team, was first in the senior drill division.

Other first place winners were Jolly Berearde, child's entry, Joe Hill and costumes juniors, friends, Arroyo 4-Wheel drive, decorated wagons and White's A and commercial. The Kings were first with given in a recent 5 report prepared for the. Local Agency Formation Committee by county employee Mrs. Barbara Carlson, but praised her for the work entailed, in the project which has been a year in assembling. The report projects need for upping taxes $3.27 to become a municipality but Baughman and others were confident errors are involved and tax increase could be lowered to $1.09.

Expressing agreement with the report that it would' be best to join with Arroyo Grande and Cover City and become one city, Baughman said this course appears unlikely since "we want it (consolidation) but they don't" Grover City Administrator Robert Scofield was present and agreed with Baughman and others that the LAFCO report is filled with "inaccuracies" and "fallacies" particularly referring to cost figures for running a city and the number of employees needed to -man Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platte Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore Rapid City Red Bluff Reno' Richmond, Va. Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San 'Seattle Spokane Thermal Vancouver Washington Winnipeg 26 32 56 65 55 64 SO 23 06 73 51 13 53 43 15 66 61 72 47 45 41 -06 46 56 61 47 50 52 64 57 36 20 69 34 65 07 1 i 14 42 55 46 59 70 09 05 59 35 os 45 19 03 42 41 45 35 21 2 -01 37 29 39 39 27 44 51 47 27 06 45 II 44 -17 .01 .72 .02 3.40 .15 .15 .01 .10 .29 .15 .03 .10 .11 XI es Christmas parade was named parade. To: Santa Maria DAY HIKE Santa Lucia Chapter of the Sierra Club will conduct a day in the Los Osos Highlands on Saturday, Dec.

9. Vistas of Monro Bay and Hazard Canyon and outstanding native vegetation are features of the hike. Meet at 9 ajn. at the south end of Broderson Road, four blocks west of the Los Osos shopping center. Bring lunch, water, jacket and binpculars.

Children and non-members are invited to join in. Phone hike leader Phyllis Snyder, 528-1894, after 5:30 for information. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles Graham Bryant, 4U, Paso Robles and Monika Emiley Lauterbach, 32, 8915 Arcade, Atascadero. Robert Charles Layman, 20, Cayucos and Kriss Adell Kuentzel, 18, 441 Mindora, Morro Bay. Donald Fred Houston 24, Los Osos and Kathleen Bonner Suess, 23, 3901 Park View Lane, Irvine.

Misak Messiah Kurkeyerian, 31, San Luis Obispo and Anie Hratchia Ashadjian, 24, 129 Patricia, San Luis Obispo. Dennis Allen Ferris, 21, Los Osos and Nancy Susan Anderson, 23, "738 Higuera, San Luis Obispo. Frank Charles Greenwell, 23, Denver and Deborah. Ann Manley, 26, Aurora. Roger Clifford Warren, 30, Sank Maria and Mildred Louise Johnson, 23, Grover City.

Gilbert Fidel Bonilla, 19, Nipomo and Ellen Marie Chafe, 19, 204 Oceanview, Grover City. Peter John Ungurean, Jr. 27, Grover City and Carmelita Hebert, 26, 1081 Ash, Arroyo Grande. William Benjamin Garrels, 24, Baywood Park and Jaleen Tyler Ramage, 21, 1879 Seventh Street, Baywood Park. Kent Farel Tibbitts, 23, St.

Joseph and Catherine Ann Jones, -21, 1646 Fredericks, San Luis Obispo. Odis Leon Fortner, 26, Atascadero and Carolyn Jane Saiz, 25, 1991 Beach Street, Oceano. Hughel Ray Osburn, 25, Grover City and Peggy Lynn Willhoif," 28, .355 5th Street, Grover City. Movie Timetables Santa Maria: Tue.) They Shoot Horses, Don't they? 7. Straw Dogs, 8:50.

The Killing of Sister Qeoi-ge, 10:50. Hi-Way Driven (Mon.I tue.) The Love Objects, 8:55. Ginger. 7:10, 10:30,. Park-Aire Drive-In: Tue.) The Mechanic, 7:05..

Red Sun. 8:55. Peppertree: (Mon-, Tue.) Sexual Customs in Scandinavia, 7, 8:30, 10. 'daafiiisira' 100 WAYS TO 1, A- u1. r5 UkEXL-J 20 1 W.

Chapel, Sanla Maria, CA. 9343 't I Please send '73, TheSlory of I tral Coast, to Oceano may remain as it is, an unincorporated area controlled by the county, or chance incorporation as a city with added taxes in order to guide its own fate, members of Oceano Improvement Association were told recently by President Alvin Baughman. lie said a thorough study of costs will be made to determine which route to take. Baughman frankly questioned accuracy of figures Mailbox Blown Up A prankster with a bomb or a large firecracker blew up a -residential mailbox on Bauer Avenue Saturday evening, sheriffs deputies reported. Deputies said a 'blast was heard at 6 p.m.

by half a dozen families along the street and most left their houses to see what it was. Timothy Cavanaugh, of 1206 Bauer, found pieces of his mailbox scattered over the street and several neighboring yards. I below. I am enclosing 95' per Today's Briefs BIRTHS Marian Hospital A girl, to Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell L. Lindemann. 4553 yia Santa Maria, Dec. 1. boy, to Mr.

and Mrs. Ruben A. Castellanos, 825 S. Smith Dec. A boy, to Mr.

and Mrs. Juan G. Peralez, 1604-D N. Pine Dec. 2.

A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Rual Ramirez, 310V4 E. Fesler Dec. 2.

A boy, to Mr. and Xirs, Robert W. Livingston, 312 E. Prune Lompoc, Dec. 2 A boy, to Mr.

and Mrs. Johnny L. Carter. 1102 Seabright Grover City, Dec. 2 Valley Community Hospital A girl, to Mr.

and Mrs. Max Mac Capistran, 946 W. Orchard Dec. 1 A girl, to At. and Mrs.

Jay Moody, 322 Rochelle Dec. 1 A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods, 105 W. Price Nipomo, Dec.

3 A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Margarito G. Sosa, PO Box 598, Guadalupe, Dec. 3 FUDGE ON SALE Xi Eta Beta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, is now selling Christmas wrapped fudge, with at $1.75 per pound.

For orders telephone 7-3126 or 2:2007. Pick-up may be made at 470 Raymond Dr. FILM SCHEDULED Lucia Mar Chapter of the California Association for Neurologically Handicapped-Children will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the "Arroyo Grande High School Valley Rd. campus.

A film will be Baby sitting will be provided parents. DRIVERS ARRESTED The California Highway Patrol arrested two men on. suspicion of drunken driving during the weekend. Gregory Hernandez Perez, 48, of 1206 S. College was arrested Saturday night on Highway 101 at Betteravia Road.

Joe Aguirre, 31, of 115 N. Smith was arrested early Sunday on North Railroad Avenue. CALENDARS It is now Girl Scout calendar time. Those wishing to purchase a Girl Scout calendar are invited to call 5-1453 and delivery will be arranged to the buyer's convenience. IASTMAMCCH.O 2nd RATED HIT -dOGDB- vnrj COLOR by Deluxe EVERY SUN.

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Arroyo Grande 64 44 A special meeting of the Union School District board of trustees has been called at 8 p.m. Tuesday to consider the employment of nine persons, part of a list of needs submitted for consideration to the board on Sept. 19. Proposed is employment of one additional person td work in the office, one additional teacher at the- seventh-eighth grade level, six playground aides to free teachers from -noontime duty, and employment of a substitute to replace the migrant education teacher. Total cost to theA district would be $9,796,50, and all of? the persons would begin work on Jan.

2. The ioffice secreatary would work a five hour day, until June 8, at a wag cost of $1,312.50, or $2,50 an hoW The additional teacher also would work until June 8, with salary set at $5J00. IN SANTA FiEPPERTREE ArlA6Jfieafre BHOAOWAYxr DONOVAN HO. "SEXUAL CUSTOMS IN I "STATE ir M.l.MIJ a mm mm CITY. NAME STREET.

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