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6 Part tVThursday, May 7, 1987 Cos Awflelea gllmes MAKE YOUR P.C. TALK IN REAL HUMAN VOICE MERGER TAKE NOTE Orange County's Business Calendar CALL VOICE MESSAGING INFO-CENTER ORDER TAKER RESERVATION MARKETER Friday, May 8 VIA VOICE REFERRAL INFORMATION ACCESS 1-000-443-0055 Continued from Page 1 But without El Camino, a two-way merger did not justify taking such a hefty discount in price, he said. Under the proposed merger, Corporate National would have 'been sold to National Bank in an all-stock deal that would have given Corporate National shareholders .66 times book value, or shareholder's equity, when current sales are going at 1.5 or more times book value. Corporate National is the smallest of the three banks, with $52.6 million in assets. El Camino has $105.3 million in assets and National Bank has $130.2 million in assets.

Following El Camino's lead, Corporate National is looking at other merger or acquisition possibilities but does not plan to get involved in another three-way merger. FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CALL 714852-1175 is $100. For information; call UCI Extension at (714), 856-5414. "How to Start Your Own ImportExport Business" will be discussed at a workshop presented by the Community Service Office at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa at 9 a.m. Fee is $45.

For information, call (714) 432-5880. "Writing Effective News Releases" is a day long workshop presented at UCI at 9:30 a.m. Fee is $88. For information, call UCI Extension at (714) 856-5414. "Rise to Great Place, the Sky is the Limit" is the theme of the two-day Business Opportunities Expo beginning today at 10 a.m.

Please see TAKE NOTE, Page 7 Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa at 9 a.m. Fee is $15. To register, (714) 432-5880. Time management skills will be taught at a seminar presented by the Knowledge Bank in Garden Grove at 9 a.m. Fee is $42.

For information, call (714) 898-7878. "Winning Interview Tech niques" will be discussed by the Santa Ana Public Library's Job and Career Center at 9 a.m. For reservations, call (714) 647-5268. "The New Immigration Laws" will be presented at a seminar presented by the Orange County Bar Assn. Immigration Law Section at the Irvine Marriott at 9 a.m.

Fees are $60 for members and $85 for non-members. For information, call (714) 541-6222. "Selling in a High Technology Market" is a day long workshop presented at UCI at 9 a.m. Fee Ivor Grant will provide advice on medical Insurance at the Westminster Senior Center at 9 a.m. For information and reservations, call (714)895-2878.

Assemblyman Richard Katz (D-Sepulveda), chairman of the State Assembly Transportation Committee, will address the Governmental Affairs Forum luncheon meeting of the Industrial League of Orange County at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa at 11:30 a.m. Fees are $20 for members and their guests and $30 for non-members. For information, call (714) 476-2242. Saturday, May 9 "Selling Yourself Inter-viewing for Results" will be discussed by David C. Markovitz at 9 10.35 APR 10 38 10.91 APR FIRST TRUST DEEDS 15 YR.

Fully Amortized 2ND TRUST DEEDS 15 YR. Fully Amortized INDUSTRY NOTES mum m.vmr.Jmr ft s. iiiHi -H askforour. down La Program LOW interest financing Great r- For more information regarding these ond other programs tor single lamily, condos, apartments, construction and commercial property loans call: George Katayama (714) 669 -1551 Lasodyne Corp. Agrees to Supply Catalogue System Selection Service 1 DEALER IN THE WEST FOR THE 1 CAR Bridgeport Oaimt IX Fl'NDING 18091 Irvine Blvd Sle Tustm, CA 92680 45 DAYS C3 TO CLOSE ID CESM.

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The second store opened last week in a Dallas mall. A third is on the drawing board to open soon at a Thousand Oaks mall. To date, the concept of an exclusively OP shop has been tried in the United States only as a boutique within a Hawaiian department store. But if the three new shops succeed, Ocean Pacific stores could spring up across the country as they already have in Mexico. OP has been the well-heeled granddaddy of the surfwear industry for the past decade.

But at the same time the brand has become accepted by a larger consumer base, it has lost popularity with younger, trendier buyers. The new stores are aimed at "creating a showcase and exposing more of the line" to 16 to 24-year-old buyers by offering a much bigger selection of OP T-shirts, shirts and shorts than they would see anywhere else, said Jerry G. Crosby, executive vice president of marketing. OP's promotional efforts should get another boost from endorsements by Tommy Curren, who Wednesday became the world's top-ranked surfer for the second consecutive year. dandtmsCBnansM.

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The system stores car part identification numbers and is used to retrieve high resolution images of automobiles and car parts on the computer screen, said Steve McBride, president of the Tustin-based company. The system will be marketed and distributed through Illinois-based ADP Dealer Services Division, where McBride said he had been a director of marketing for 11 years. Though the technology is not new, "this is the first application of this type going out the door," McBride said, adding that the Lasodyne system was designed to be compatible with ADP computers already in place. Incorporated in August, privately-held Lasodyne was formed by the merger of two computer-related firms, one based in Orange County and the other in San Francisco. Each of the companies was about five years old at the time of the merger.

-KEN CHAVEZ Western Telematic Inc. Plans Move to Irvine Western Telematic a maker of computer devices, said it has moved operations to a new facility at 5 Sterling, Irvine. The company previously was in Santa Ana. Ocean Pacific Sunwear Opening 2 All-OP Stores Ocean Pacific Sunwear the Tustin-based clothier of the casual-beach set, is taking another step to bring younger buyers back to the label by opening its first two 6Mos. 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years Monthly income or automatic reinvestment Principal and interest backed by U.S.

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