HomeMy WebLinkAboutCUP 93-1R - Grant Appeal & Overturn PC Denial W/finds-Expans CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH .
2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
CONNIE BROCKWAY
CITY CLERK
August 10, 1995
Rosalie Taddeo
Paradise,Specialties
7344 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at their meeting held August 7, 1995,
overturned the Planning Commission's action and approved Conditional Use Permit No.
93-1 R with findings and conditions as outlined in Attachment No. 3 to the RCA dated
August 7, 1995.
Enclosed is a copy of the findings and conditions for your records. If you have any
questions regarding this matter please call Wayne Carvalho (714) 536-5271.
Connie Brockway
City Clerk
Evelyn Schubert
Deputy City Clerk
Enclosure
cc: Wayne Carvalho, Assistant Planner
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(Telephone:714-536.5227)
Council/Agency Meeting Held: 7 .S
Deferred/Continued to:
❑Approved ❑ Conditionally Approved ❑ Denied 41city Clerk's Sign ture
Council Meeting Date: August 7, 1995 Department ID Number: CD 95-37
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
SUBMITTED TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBER
SUBMITTED BY: MICHAEL T. UBERUAGA, City Administrat r
PREPARED BY: MELANIE S. FALCON, Community Development Director
SUBJECT: APPEAL OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL OF
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1 R
Statement of issue,Funding Source,Recommended Action,Alternative Action,Analysis,Environmental Status,Attachment(s)
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Statement of Issue:
Transmitted for your consideration is an appeal by Rosalie Taddeo, business owner, of the
Planning Commission's denial of Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R. This application
represents a request to expand an existing 1,838 square feet adult business (Paradise
Specialities) into an adjacent suite (919 square feet) and to modify conditions of approval
applicable to hours of operation. The Planning Commission denied the request because
Golden West College is within 500 feet of the adult business and they determined Golden
West College is an " educational facility frequented by minors" based on new evidence
which was presented to them. As a result, the conditional use permit (CUP) does not comply
with the locational criteria required for an adult business. The appeal is based on lack of
evidence to support the findings of denial.
Funding Source: Not Applicable
Recommended Actions:
PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION:
Motion to:
Uphold the Plannin ommission s action by denying 7ditionalse Permi o. 93-1 R
with findings for denial (�tachment No. 2)."
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REQ QST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
Planning Commission Action on June 27, 1995:
THE MOTION MADE BY LIVENGOOD, SECONDED BY BIDDLE, TO APPROVE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1 R WITH FINDINGS AND CONDITIONS --FOR
APPROVAL, CARRIED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
AYES: LIVENGOOD, BIDDLE
NOES: HOLDEN, KERINS, TILLOTSON, SPEAKER
ABSENT: GORMAN
ABSTAIN: NONE
MOTION FAILED
THE MOTION MADE BY KERINS, SECONDED BY SPEAKER, TO DENY CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT NO. 93-1 R WITH FINDINGS FOR DENIAL (ATTACHMENT NO. 2), CARRIED
BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
AYES: HOLDEN, KERINS, TILLOTSON, SPEAKER
NOES: LIVENGOOD, BIDDLE
ABSENT: GORMAN
ABSTAIN: NONE
MOTION PASSED
PLANNING STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Motion to:
'Overturn the Planning Commission's action and approve Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R
with findings and conditions of approval (ATTACHMENT NO. 3)."
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Alternative Action: AlG
The City Council may make the following alternative motion:
Approve Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R for the modified hours of operation only and
deny the physical expansion with findings and revised conditions of approval
(ATTACHMENT NO. 12)."
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RE AST FOR COUNCIL ACTION•
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MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
Analysis:
Applicant/Appellant: Rosalie Taddeo, Paradise Specialties, 7344 Center Avenue,
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Location: 7344 Center Avenue, southeast corner of Gothard Street and Center
Avenue
PROJECT PROPOSAL:
Conditional Use.Permit No. 93-1 R represents a request to:
A. Expand an existing 1,838 square feet adult business into an adjacent 919 square feet
suite for a total of 2,757 square feet (ATTACHMENT NO. 4); and
B. Modify an original condition of approval (No. 2e of Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1)
relative to hours of operation. The condition limits business hours as follows:
Monday - Friday 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The request is to allow future closing times to be 9:00 PM daily.
Adult businesses are subject to conditional use permit approval and compliance with
locational criteria. This use is an adult business because the retail merchandise sold
consists of approximately 70% in sexual paraphernalia and adult videos and 30% in
lingerie. The separation wall between the existing business and the vacant suite to the
east will be removed and the merchandise extended across the full width of the expanded
leased area. Patrons must be at least 18 years of age to be permitted into the store. .
The floor plan indicates one entrance to the business. A small dressing room is available
to try on garments. The management does not permit the customers to utilize a product in
any way. Two employees are on duty at all times with one person stationed at the front
cashier counter who also monitors patrons entering the store and checks identification for
anyone who appears under the age of 30.
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REQ SST FOR COUNCIL ACTION•
MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
BACKGROUND:
1. Original Entitlement
In 1993 the applicant/appellant submitted Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1, a request to
establish an adult business consisting of the sales of sexually related merchandise and
lingerie following notification by Code Enforcement Staff that the business had been
established without a conditional use permit. The adult business was subject to locational
criteria pursuant to Section No. 9753 of the HBOC. Therefore, the proposed adult
business was required to be at least 200 feet away from residential, 500 feet from a church
and an educational facility frequented by minors, and 1,000 feet from another adult
business.
The distance between the adult business and Golden West College is approximately 220
feet as measured from the westerly building wall of the existing adult business suite to the
easterly property line of the college (west side of the Gothard Street right-of-way line).
Since Golden West College is within 500 feet from the proposed use, information from the
college regarding attendance by minors was obtained which indicated that only 1% of the
enrollment were minors. The Planning Commission approved the CUP on March 16,
1993, with the finding (ATTACHMENT NO. 6) that the adult business complied with the
locational criteria. They determined Golden West College was not an "educational facility
frequented by minors" and, therefore, the adult business was not subject to maintaining a
500 foot separation from this educational facility.
The Planning Commission believed in approving the original CUP that the intent of the
school separation requirement was to preclude adult businesses near schools attended
primarily by children. Golden West College is primarily an adult education facility, and
has a small percentage of minors enrolled.
2. Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance
In 1994, the comprehensive revision to the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance (ZSO)
included changes to the wording for locational criteria for the purpose of clarifying the
existing adult business ordinance. The section requiring an adult business to be at least
"500 feet from an educational institution frequented by minors" was changed to "500 feet
from any public or private school." This wording was changed by the consultant who
prepared the original draft of the ZSO with the intent of simplifying the ordinance. It was
not staffs goal with the Zoning Ordinance revisions to change the intent of this section, but
merely to make the language simpler. However, the resulting effect was that Golden West
College was considered a "public or private school," and an adult business must be at
least 500 feet from the perimeter property lines of the college. Thus, the adult business
(Paradise Specialties) previously approved in 1993 became a legal, nonconforming use.
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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
3. Revision to Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1
In January 1995, the applicant submitted the CUP request to permit a 919 square feet
expansion into an adjacent suite. The applicant was notified that the ZSO adult business
locational criteria had changed and that the proposed expansion would not comply with
the new ZSO. A solution was to amend the code relative to locational criteria back to its
original language.
4. Zonina Text Amendment No. 95-2
Zoning Text Amendment (ZTA) No. 95-2 was processed to amend the locational criteria of
the adult business ordinance. The City Council approved the amendment by revising the
text to its original language which required an adult business to be at least "500 feet from
an educational institution frequented by minors".
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
With the code amendment approved, staff continued processing CUP No. 93-1 R in June,
1995. In evaluating the proposed expansion and extended business hours, staff reviewed
land use compatibility issues and code compliance issues. It was determined that the
operational characteristics of the existing adult business with expansion would result in a
business that is compatible with surrounding commercial uses. The business has been
operating for the past three years without complaints from neighboring businesses or
Golden West College. The operational characteristics restrict patrons to 18 years or
older, and the window displays and areas visible by the general public are restricted to
those which may be considered inoffensive. It will not be detrimental to surrounding
property values.
The adult business meets the locational criteria of minimum distance from residential uses,
churches, educational facilities frequented by minors, and other adult businesses.
Although Golden West College is technically within 500 feet of the existing adult business,
it is separated by Gothard Street which is an 80 foot wide arterial highway and a college
parking lot. The actual adult business suite is at least 500 feet, if not greater, from any
building on the college campus. Also, the proposed expansion is to the east of the
existing adult business suite which is further away from Golden West College, not closer
(ATTACHMENT NO. 4).
In addition, the college was previously determined not to be an educational facility
frequented by minors. The Planning Commission in 1993 considered all the information
available and determined that the business could be established because it complied with
this code section.
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RE4 RST FOR COUNCIL ACTION•
MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
The adult business can legally continue to operate "as is" without approval of this
Conditional Use Permit.
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING:
At the June 27, 1995, Planning Commission meeting (ATTACHMENT NO. 11 - PC
Minutes), the Commissioners discussed the information provided by Golden West College
(ATTACHMENT NO. 8) which indicated that 12,314 children participated in a variety of
community service programs during 1994-1995. This number of children also is about the
same number of students attending adult credit courses (12,463). Copies of Golden West
College's Calendar of Events (ATTACHMENT NO. 7) were distributed to the Planning
Commission. These calendars of events identify a variety of community service programs
available to all age groups. These events are representative of the events occurring in
1993 when the Planning Commission determined that Golden West College was not an
educational facility frequented by minors.
There was only one speaker at the public hearing; he was the property owner who spoke
in favor of the request. Letters supporting the expansion (ATTACHMENT NO. 9) were
received from 135 persons. Three letters of opposition (ATTACHMENT NO. 10) were
received from business in the shopping center. The Planning Commission denied
Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R for the expansion and extended business hours with
findings (ATTACHMENT NO. 2) that Golden West College was an "educational facility
frequented by minors" and the adult business no longer complied with the locational
criteria.
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APPEAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1 R:
The applicant appealed Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R and stated that there is no
evidence to support the findings of denial made by the Planning Commission
(ATTACHMENT NO. 1 - Appeal Letter). She indicates that Golden West College is not an
"educational facility frequented by minors." Although the appeal letter does not state why
she believes that the college is not an educational facility frequented by minors, she has
advised staff that this determination was made in 1993 during the public hearing on the
conditional use permit which approved establishment of the adult business.
SUMMARY:
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REQ ST FOR COUNCIL ACTION•
MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER: CD 95-37
The existing adult business was legally established in 1993 pursuant to all code
requirements. It has been operating without complaints. Due to its success, the business
owner is now requesting to expand 50% in floor area and make minor modification_s to
permitted business hours. The expansion is further away from the college.
Staff is recommending that the City Council overturn the Planning Commission's action
and approve the request based on the following:
• The operational characteristics of the existing adult business described above result in
a business that is compatible with surrounding commercial uses.
• The adult business meets the locational criteria of minimum distance from residential
uses, churches, educational facilities frequented by minors, and other adult
businesses.
• Although Golden West College is within 500 feet of the existing adult business, the
college was previously determined not to be an educational facility frequented by
minors. In addition, the proposed adult business expansion is further away from the
college and separated by Gothard Street and parking lots.
• Since this business has been in existence since 1993, it is proven to be well operated
and successful business and can legally continue to operate as is without approval of
this Conditional Use Permit; therefore, to deny them approval would not be in the best
economic interest of the City.
Conditions of approval can be imposed on Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 will be
applied to the expanded area to ensure continued compatibility.
An alternative action has been included should the City Council decide to disallow the
expansion but permit the adult business to have extended hours of operation.
Environmental Status:
The project is categorically exempt pursuant to Class 1, Section 15301, Existing Facilities, of
the California Environmental Quality Act.
Attachment(s):
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1. Appeal Letter Received July 6, 1995
2. Planning Commission Findings of Denial
3. Staff Recommended Findings and Suggested Conditions of Approval
4. Site Plan, Floor Plan, And Elevations Dated January 20, 1995
5. Narrative And Request For Expanded Hours of Operation
_ ...` . 6. Original Conditions of Approval - Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1
7. Calendar of Events (1995) From Golden West College
8. Community Service Program Letter Dated May 18, 1995
9. Letters in Support of Expansion
10. Letters in Opposition of Expansion
11. Planning Commission Minutes Dated June 27, 1995
12. Alternative Action Findings and Suggested Conditions of Approval for
Extended Hours of Operation Only
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ATTACHMENT 1
NOTICE OF APPEAL TO PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION
OF
6/27/95
Date of Planning Commission Action
TO: Planning Dept (2 copies) - DATE: 7/6/9 5
City Attorney (1 copy)
FILED BY Rosalie Taddeo
Paradise Specialties
7344 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach,. CA 92647
REGARDING: Conditional Use Permit Nn. 93-1R
Tentative Date for Public Hearing: ?
Copy of Appeal Letter attached.
LEGAL NOTICE AND A.P.MAILING LIST MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE CITY CLERK'S
OFFICE 15 DAYS PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING DATE
Connie Brockway
City Clerk
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June 30, 1995
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Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Dear City Council:
I hereby appeal to the City Council the action taken by the Huntington Beach Planning
Commission on June 27, 1995 related to Conditional Use Permit No. 93-IR.
There is no evidence to support the findings for denial made by the Planning Commission.
Golden West College is not an "educational facility frequented by minors".
Sincerely,
Rosalie Taddeo
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ATTACHMENT 2
Huntington Beach Planning Commission
P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648
June 30, 1995
Rosalie Taddeo
7344 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO..93-1R(CONTINUED FROM THE
MARCH 28, 1995 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING)
PROPERTY
OWNER: Jerwel Enterprises, 7400 Center Avenue, Suite 105, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
REQUEST: To permit a 919 square foot expansion of an existing adult business (retail sales) and to
increase the hours of operation.
LOCATION: 7344 Center Avenue
DATE OF
ACTION: June 27, 1995
FINDINGS FOR DENIAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R:
1. Based on new evidence the Planning Commission determined that Golden West College is an
"educational facility frequented by minors."
2. The adult business is located within 500 feet of an"educational facility frequented by minors."
Therefore, it does not comply with the locational criteria applicable to adult businesses.
I hereby.certify that Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R was denied by the Planning Commission of the City
of Huntington Beach on June 27, 1995 upon the foregoing findings.
Sincerely,
Howard Zelefsky, Secretary
Planning Commission
by:
Sco; es ,Al
Senior Planner
(pcc1031-1)
ATTACHMENT 3
ATTACHMENT NO. 3
FINDINGS AND SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R
FOR EXPANSION AND EXTENDED BUSINESS HOURS
FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R:
l. The proposed expansion to the existing adult business and change in business hours is consistent with
the General Plan land use designation of Commercial General because adult businesses are permitted
subject to conditional use permit approval by the Planning Commission. In addition, the adult business
is a commercial establishment with retail sales.
2. The existing adult business, proposed adult business expansion, and change in business hours comply
with the locational criteria recently amended by the City Council because the existing adult business
was previously determined by the Planning Commission to comply with locational criteria separating
adult businesses from an"educational facility frequented by minors."
3. The proposed adult business expansion properly is located in a building that is properly adapted to
streets, driveways, and other adjacent structures and uses in an harmonious manner. The adult
business with expansion is separated a substantial distance from other adult businesses, residential, and
churches, and will complies with the locational criteria.
4. The access to and parking for the adult business with expansion does not create an undue traffic
problem. The site, as built, offers all required parking for the business.
5. The adult business with expansion and change in business hours will not have a detrimental effect upon
the general health, safety and convenience of persons residing or working in the vicinity, and will not be
detrimental to surrounding properties because:
a. The combination and relationship of the adult business with expansion to other uses on the site are
properly integrated;
b. Patronage is restricted to customers over 18 years of age; and
c. Any display items are limited to materials considered inoffensive to the general public.
5. The adult business with expansion will be compatible with the surrounding land uses. The primary land
uses in the vicinity are commercial and conditions are imposed to diminish any detrimental effect on
these land uses.
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SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R
1. The site plan, floor plan, and elevations received and dated January 20, 1995, shall be the conceptually
approved layout.
2. The applicant shall obtain an adult entertainment permit from the Chief of Police no later than July 27,
1995, and prior to operation of the adult business in the expanded area.
3. The applicant shall obtain a Certificate of Occupancy for the adult business expansion.
4. Should structural work require a building permit, disabled access features and upgrades for an existing
building will be required pursuant to Title 24 of the California Administrative Code..
5. Conditions of Approval No. 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 shall remain applicable.
(attached) except hours of operation(condition 2e) shall be 10:00 AM- 9:00 PM Monday - Saturday
and 12:00 - 9:00 PM Sunday.
6. Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R shall not become effective until the effective date of Zoning Text
Amendment No. 95-2.
CODE REQUIREMENTS
1. The expansion shall comply with all applicable provisions of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance,
Building Division, Municipal Code and Fire Department.
2. Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R shall become null and void unless exercised within one (1) year of
the date of final approval, or such extension of time as may be granted by the Director pursuant to a
written request submitted to the Planning Division a minimum of 30 days prior to the expiration date.
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ATTACHMENT 5
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AUGUST 31, 1994
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH -
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
2000 MAIN STREET
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 91648
SUBJECT: EXPANSION OF PARADISE SPECIALTIES AND REVISION TO EXISTING C.U.P 93-1
ATTENTION: MR SCOTT HESS
DEAR MR HESS,
PURSUANT TO THE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE REVISION TO MY CUP 93-1, I
AM PROVIDING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AS REQUESTED ON THE APPLICATION,
PARAGRAPH 13:
A. REASONS FOR INITIATING THIS REVISION IS DUE TO PHYSICAL EXPANSION.
B. THE RESIDENTS OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ARE SERVED BY THIS EXPANSION.
C. PARADISE SPECIALTIES 1S A RETAIL STORE SERVING THE ADULT
COMMUNITY, CURRENTLY WITH A SQUARE FOOTAGE OF APPROXIMATELY
2,000 WITH THE INTENT OF ACQUIRING THE ADJACENT UNIT(EASTBOU-D
OF E)GSTINTG SPACE, CURRENTLY"GOLDEN NAILS")MAKING THE TOTAL
FOOTAGE OF APPROXIMATELY 3,000 SQUARE FEET. `
WE ARE CURRENTLY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK WITH THE FOLLOWING HOURS:
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00AM TILL 8:OOPM, SATURDAY 10:00AM-
6:OOPM AND SUNDAY 12:00 NOON TILL 6:OOPM.
WE EMPLOY 5 HUNTINGTON BEACH RESIDENTS.
D. DESCRIPTION OF SURROUNDING USES TO THE NORTH: ORANGE COUNTY
TRANSIT TERMINAL; SOUTH: LEVITZ FURNITURE; EAST: TREE FARM
WEST: GOLDENWEST COLLEGE.
ADDITIONALLY, PARADISE SPECIALTIES HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR THREE FULL
YEARS AND IS CURRENTLY EMBARKING UPON ITS FOURTH YEAR OF BUSINESS. THE
STORE IS WELL RECEIVED BY ITS CLIENTELE,PROVIDING AN UP-SCALE ENVIRONMENT
FOR ADULTS TO SHOP FOR THEIR NEEDS.
SHOULD YOU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL
ME.
SINCERELY,
ROSALIE TADDEO
PRESIDENT
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2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Attention: Susan Pierce
Dear Susan,
This confirms our telephone conversation to inform you that Paradise Specialties hours of operation will
change. We intend to stay open until 9:00 PM daily.
Should you have any questions,please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Rosalie Taddeo
ATTACHMENT NO.
ATTACHMENT 6
Huntington Beach Planning Commission
P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648
March 19 , 1993
Paradise Specialities Inc.
Rosalie Taddio, President
7344 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1
REQUEST: To permit Paradise Specialties , an adult business .
conducting retail sales of sexually explicit materials,
pursuant to Article 975 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance
Code.
LOCATION: 7344 Center Avenue
DATE OF
APPROVAL: March 16 , 1993
FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1 :
1. The proposed adult business is consistent with the General Plan
Land Use Designation of General Commercial because adult
businesses are permitted subject to approval of a conditional
use permit by the Planning Commission. In addition, the adult
business is a commercial establishment with retail sales .
2 . The location, site layout, and design of the proposed adult
business properly adapts the proposed structures to streets,
driveways , and other adjacent structures and uses in a
harmonious manner . The proposed use meets all locational
criteria to locate an adult business in this location, is a
substantial distance from residential, educational and religious
properties , and is properly separated from any other adult
business .
3 . The combination and relationship of one proposed to another on a
site are properly integrated . Patronage is restricted to
customers over 18 years of age and any display items are limited
to materials considered unoffensive to the general public .
4 . The access to and parking for the proposed adult business does
not create an undue traffic problem. The site, as built, offers
all required parking for the business .
Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1
Page Two
5 . .The adult business, with the conditions imposed, will not have a
detrimental effect upon the general health, safety and
convenience of persons residing or working in the vicinity, and
will not be detrimental to surrounding properties .
6. The adult business, with the conditions imposed, will be
compatible with surrounding land uses . The primary land uses in
the vicinity are commercial .
SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1:
1. The site plan, floor plans , and elevations received and dated
February 17, 1993 shall be the conceptually approved layout .
2 . The use shall conform to the following :
a . Entrance to the business shall be restricted to patrons and
employees 18 years of age and over only.
b. Any window dressing or display items in plain view of the
general public shall be restricted to non-offensive
merchandise such as lingerie or novelty items that are not
sexually explicit or depict specified anatomical areas as
defined in Article 975 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code.
c. The windows of the expansion area in the suite to the west
shall either be maintained as described in Condition No . 2 . b.
above or shall be covered with opaque material subject to
review and approval by the Community Development Department .
d. All ingress and egress prior to and after expansion of the
business shall be through the current access at 7344 Center
Avenue; no separate entrance shall be permitted.
e. The hours of operation shall be limited to between:
Monday - Friday 10: 00 AM - 8 : 00 PM
Saturday 10 : 00 AM - 6 : 00 PI4
Sunday 12 : 00 PM - 5 : 00 PM
f. There shall be no video cassette recorders , televisions, film
projectors or any other viewing devices located on the
premises .
g. Patrons shall not be permitted to utilize any merchandise,
on-site, other than to try-on garments prior to purchase .
3 . The applicant shall obtain building permits for all existing and
proposed tenant improvements .
Conditional Use Permit No . 93-1
Page Three
4 . Fire Department requirements are as follows :
a. Fire extinguishers must be located within 75 feet of travel
to all portions of the store.
b. Unit building numbers must be installed in a conspicuous
location in front of the. main entry for both suites .
c. If necessary to monitor for overcrowding, management may have
to designate an employee to maintain required occupancy
levels .
5 . The Planning Commission reserves the right to revoke this
Conditional" Use Permit No . 93-1 if any violation of these
conditions or the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code occurs .
6 . This conditional use permit shall not become effective for any
purpose until an "Acceptance of Conditions" form has been
properly executed by the applicant and an authorized
representative of the owner of the property, ' recorded with
County Recorder ' s Office, and returned to the Planning Division;
and until the ten day appeal period has elapsed.
7 . Conditional Use Permit No . 93-1 shall become null and void
unless exercised within one (1) year of the date of -final
approval , or such extension of time as may be granted by the
Planning Commission pursuant to a written request submitted to
the Planning Department a minimum 30 days prior to the
expiration date.
I hereby certify that Conditional Use Permit No . 93-1 was approved
by the Planning Commission of the. City of Huntington Beach on
March 16, 1993 upon the foregoing findings and conditions . This
approval represents conceptual approval only; detailed plans must be
submitted for review and the aforementioned conditions completed
prior.-to final. approval .
Sincerely,
Mike Adams, Secretary
Planning Commission
by:
Scot Hes
Senior Planner
(6233d-9 , 11)
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CITY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
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TO: Melanie Fallon, Director of Community Development
FROM: Peter Green, City Council Member V v
DATE: May 23, 1995
SUBJECT: GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Please distribute to staff and Planning Commission the attached calendars as they
discuss whether Golden West College has educational programs for minors. Note that
Community Services, where they register, is the closest building on campus to the
Gothard Center intersection.
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Attachments
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15744 Golden West Street-P.O.Box 2748•Huntington Beach CA•92647.2-4d•J 14)692-7711 Philip Westin Ed.D., President
May 18, 1995
Susan Pierce
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Dear Susan:
Attached please find the registration numbers for Golden West College's Community
Service programs for children from the 1994,-95 year. The total number of children who
come to the college campus in a year (12,314) just about equals the number of students
asttending adult credit courses (12,463).
.{ have also enclosed multiple copies of our Calendar of Events with some of the courses
and offerings highlighted that would be attended by children. Please take special note
of the map and locate the Community Center, where many of our children's courses are
held (our Community Services offices will also be moving there in August). The
Community Center is the campus building located the closest to Paradise Specialties (less
than 200 yards). Also make note that all buses for Zoo Camp and other off campus
activities load and unload in the Gothard Street parking lot and the amphitheater for our
Family Film Festival is next to Gothard Street, as well.
As I mentioned on the telephone, the closest food service to the Community Center is the
Del Taco and Johnny D's on the corner of Center and Gothard. Our campus food
service is dramatically reduced during the summer, so many students (including children)
go off-campus to eat.
Golden West College is.an open' public facility. Anyone is welcome to come onto the
campus at anytime to utilize our public facilities and enjoy the campus atmosphere,
including children and families. We are never closed. We are a community college and
our mission specifically states that we will "offer non-credit courses and other community
service programs that will meet cultural, recreational, professional in-service, and personal
development needs." We provide programs to people of all ages.
Please let me know if you require any additional information.
Sincerely,
Wendy D. We ATTACHMENT NO. _
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Armando R. Ruiz;Eric Warren,Student Trustee•William M.Vega,Ed.D.,Chancellor
Registrations for Children's Programs in
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Swim Lessons 3280
Recreational Swim (during week) 3410
Recreational Swim (weekends) 940
7630
Family Films 2660
College for Kids Programs 1121
Zoo & Sea Camps 254
Sports Camps 263
Summer '94 Totals 11,928
College for Kids Programs &
Sports Camps 205
Fall '94 Total 205
College for Kids Programs &
Sports Camps 181
Spring '95 Total 181
Totals for Summer '.94 thru Spring'95 12.314
ATTACjq 4cNT NO
ATTACHMENT 9
May 17, 1995
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MAY 2 3 1995
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Huntington Beach Planning Commission
PO Box 190
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Attention: Planning Commissioners
cc: City Council Members
Subject: Conditional Use Permit 93-1R(Paradise Specialties)
Dear Commissioners,
As a resident of Huntington Beach and a customer of Paradise Specialties, I am greatly
disappointed and frustrated that you have taken so long to approve their planned
expansion, which I have been looking forward to for many months.
I wholeheartedly support this expansion. For nearly 4 years, Paradise Specialties has
provided Huntington Beach residents with a safe, clean, upscale, sophisticated
environment, which has been a privilege to shop in. I believe that the existence of this
store, at this location, contributes to the public good and urge you to grant this revision to
their existing conditional use permit without any further delay.
Sincerely,
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ATTACHMENT 1 0
The Paul Revere
Variable Annuity Insurance
Company
A subs aq of Te,mon Inc. .
Southern California
June 16, 1995 Regional Annuities Office
o - .3Y 7400 Center Ave. — Suite 202
�r Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Howard Zelefsky ~� { `M Tel:Huntington
Beach,
Huntington Beach Planning Commi ,ipr 19g�
110
City of Huntington Beach
P.O. Box 190'Huntington Beach CA 92648
Re: Conditional use permit No. 93-1 (R)
Dear Mr Zelefsky and the Planning Commission,
Attached are two letters that we sent concerning this
matter back in March. We have not changed our position that
the expansion of the "Adult Business" would hurt the other
businesses .in this. plaza by chasing away families. It would
also have a negative influence on the students of Golden West
Community College, many of whom are minors.
Thank you for your work in maintaining the integrity of
the City of Huntington Beach.
Since rly,
Cott D. Gar anier, CPA
Manager
RTT�,CI-�IVJENT NO.
The Paul Revere Variable Annuity Insurance Company • 18 Chestnut St., Worcester, MA 01608-1528 (508) 799-4441 OUR POLICY IS QUALITY
The Paul.Revere
Variable Annuity Insurance
Company
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Southern California
March 22, 1995 Regional Annuities Office
7400 Center Ave. — Suite 202
Howard Zelefsky Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Huntington Beach Planning Commission
Tel: (714) 898-2110
City of Huntington Beach
P.O. Box 190
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Re: Conditional use permit No. 93-1R.
Dear Mr Zelefsky and the Planning Commission,
We are tenants of the College Country Center in which
the "Adult Business" is located. This plaza has quite a few
family-oriented businesses here. There is a children's
clothing shop, a model train shop, a college bookstore, a
family hair salon, a fast food restaurant, a-, teen driving
school and a family restaurant. I don't feel that expanding
this "Adult Business" is in the best interest of these
businesses, or the values of the residents of Huntington
Beach.
We are an insurance company and we sell to families like
many of our fellow tenants . It is dismaying to us and our
clients to have to pass this store every day. We came to
Huntington Beach because of the values of the community and
it is disheartening to see them change.
Thank you for your work in maintaining the integrity of
the City- of 'Huntington Beach.
Sincer Y.
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Tcott D. Gardanier, CPA
N
Manager
TTAUI-111"ENT Nr0,
The Paul Revere Variable Annuity Insurance Company • 18 Chestnut St., Worcester, MA 01608-1528 (508) 799- 441 _. OUR POLICY IS QUALITY
The Paul Revere
Variable Annuity Insurance
Company
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Southern California
March 29, 1995 Regional Annuities Office
7400 Center Ave. — Suite 202
Honorable Victor Leipzig Huntington Beach, CA 92647
p q Tel: (714) 898-2110
Mayor
City Council Members
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Dear Mayor Leipzig and City Council Members,
It is our understanding that the Planning Commission is
asking that an ordinance regarding the location of "Adult
Businesses" be changed. The change would include community
colleges in the 500 foot requirement that presently includes
K-12 and private schools.
We support the addition of community colleges to the
ordinance.
We are tenants of the College Country Center in which an
"Adult Business" is located. They would like to expand.
This plaza has quite a few family-oriented businesses here.
There is a children's clothing shop, a model train store, a
college bookstore, a family hair salon, a fast food
restaurant, a teen driving school and a family restaurant.
Golden West College is right across the street.
We are an insurance company and we sell to families like
many of our fellow tenants. It is dismaying to us and our
clients to have to pass this store every day. We came to
Huntington Beach because of . the values of the community and
it is disheartening to see them change.
Thank you for your work in maintaining the integrity of
the City of Huntington Beach.
Sincere Y.
Scott D. Gardanier, CPA
Manager
ATTACHMENT NO.
The Paul Revere Variable Annuity Insurance Company • 18 Chestnut St., Worcester, MA 01608-1528 (508) 799-4441 1 OUR POLICY IS QUALITY
AT TACHMENT 11
FB-1B. PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R(CONTINUED FROM THE
MARCH 28, 1995 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING):
APPLICANT: Rosalie Taddeo, 7344 Center Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA
92647
LOCATION: 7344 Center Avenue
Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R represents a request to expand an existing adult business into
an adjacent suite and to modify conditions of approval applicable to hours of operation. The adult
business consists of the retail sales of sexually explicit materials, and was authorized by the
Planning Commission's approval of Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1. Adult businesses are
subject to conditional use permit approval and compliance with locational criteria.
This request was continued from the Planning Commission meeting of March 28, 1995,to allow
the City Council to consider a Zoning Text Amendment(ZTA)to the locational criteria applicable
to adult businesses. The City Council adopted revised criteria which allows the Planning Division
to continue processing this request.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Staff is recommending approval of the request with conditions based on the following:
♦ It complies with the provisions of the recently amended Adult Business Ordinance locational
criteria(ZTA No. 95-2) of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance.
♦ Sufficient parking is available for the expansion.
♦ The adult business has been operating at this location in manner compatible with other uses in
the immediate vicinity for three (3)years.
♦ Expansion of hours of operation will be compatible with other retail commercial businesses in
the vicinity.
♦ It is in conformance with the goals and policies of the General Plan.
THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED.
Jerry Kline, 7344 Center, property owner, stated that the applicant has been in operation
in this center for three (3)years, and during that time has been a good tenant, a good
neighbor, and has received no complaints from adjacent businesses. Mr. Kline stated his
support for the expansion.
THERE WERE NO OTHER PERSONS PRESENT TO SPEAK FOR OR
AGAINST THE REQUEST AND THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED.
PC Minutes-6/27/95 2 (pcm031)
The Commission discussed the interpretation of the code section that stated"educational
facility frequented by minors." In a previous evaluation by the Planning Commission of
1993, it had been determined by that Commission that"educational facility frequented by
minors" did not include Golden West College. Some of the current Planning
Commissioners did not concur with that interpretation and spoke against the expansion. It
was stated that., since Golden West College submitted information confirming that there
are currently classes available to all age groups, the college was frequented by minors.
A MOTION WAS MADE BY LIVENGOOD, SECOND BY BIDDLE, TO
APPROVE CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R WITH FINDINGS AND
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE:
AYES: Livengood, Biddle
NOES: Holden, Kerins, Tillotson, Speaker
ABSENT: Gorman
ABSTAIN: None
MOTION FAILED
A MOTION WAS MADE BY KERINS, SECOND BY SPEAKER, TO DENY
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R WITH THE FINDING THAT
GOLDENWEST COLLEGE WAS FREQUENTED BY MINORS AND LESS
THAN 500 FEET FROM THE ADULT BUSINESS, BY THE FOLLOWING
VOTE:
AYES: Holden, Kerins, Tillotson, Speaker
NOES: Livengood, Biddle
ABSENT: Gorman
ABSTAIN: None
MOTION PASSED
FINDINGS FOR DENIAL- CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R:
1. Based on new evidence the Planning Commission determined that Golden West
College is an"educational facility frequented by minors."
2. The adult business is located within 500 feet of an"educational facility frequented by
minors." Therefore, it does not comply with the locational criteria applicable to adult
businesses.
PC Minutes-6/27/95 3 (p=031)
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ATTACHMENT NO. 12
FINDINGS AND SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R
FOR EXTENDED HOURS OF OPERATION ONLY
FINDINGS FOR APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R:
1. Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R for the change in hours of operation for the existing adult
business use will not be detrimental to the general welfare of persons working or residing in
the vicinity or detrimental to the value of the property and improvements in the neighborhood.
There is no expansion of the use. Patronage is restricted to customers over 18 years of age.
The adult business is a commercial establishment with retail sales.
2. The granting of the conditional use permit to change the hours of operation will not adversely
affect the General Plan. The adult business is a retail commercial use which is consistent with
the land use designation of Commercial General.
3. The proposed change in hours of operation for the existing adult business use is considered a
minor change to the existing, non-conforming adult business. The approval does not include
an expansion of floor area. All conditions of approval of the original conditional use permit
will remain applicable to the nonconforming use.
SUGGESTED CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO.
93-1R:
1. Conditions of Approval No.1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 shall
remain applicable. (attached) except hours of operation(condition 2e) shall be limited
to between 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Monday- Saturday and 12:00 Noon - 9:00 PM
Sunday.
2. The applicant shall obtain an adult entertainment permit from the Chief of Police no
later than July 27, 1995, and prior to operation of the adult business in the expanded
area.
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PARKING POLICY =-____%% _ 22
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Students and the public are charged a fee for parking on - _ Y •�� ,^� w.�s,
campus.Anyone has the option of purchasing a semester `�, - �
parking permit when registering for a Community . 'o'
nr4iiarn -raur 'tea;, ;� �.
Services program or in the Bookstore at anytime. .--Cosmetology
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,Parking ; I,f 1
ons not using a permit may elect to use the . �tt::<' •Y,OY,MNY�1 CIPLINrS � CfY,fN
4chanical machines available in each parking lot.
Vehicles without visible valid ermit or im ro crl Swap Meet
P P P Y Office
parked are•subject to a citation ($17 minimum). �y `•IdYY� �:,1� *Community
Please Note• �asss tveieiw.\s��nacr lul,
• SNACK IM ,. Center ..,,:
• Fee parking in effect: �,r `; °• sfcuul,r
Monday-Thursday,8 a.m.-10 p.m.
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Friday,8 am.-5 p.m. :`:" INf
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No permit required on Friday after 5 .m., : 009
/ q`�- " all day Saturday or Sunday. ..... ;'1f\j IISNNN\ f
Visitor,$i/day, from yellow-Ticket Dispensers in all .,� .� °YYI�.,. �• s•��,��-:' •• � �°�e
parking lots. Also, manually operated parking meters
with a two-hour limit are available in the East EdingerM.
I CNIIOgN! y DD pux¢Y ,u�� y-. N+.,
lot,25 cents/hour. °°°' j, "/ A.
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you wish,to purchase a parking permit for $10, t ::;;A '}•� 5'• _ .,. '.• O visitor '.
ase check the appropriate box on the Community 'fit;• 5.:;::'^
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ervices Registration Form or obtain at Colle a �� ?" *{`'``%
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Bookstore' AqV gs a ( Staff Parking
F� _. Services / Overflow Parking
• Purchase of a permit does not guarantee GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE Admin. 128 ® (Permit Required)'
a parking space. Huntington Beach.Calilornia 92647
• Evening escort service available upon request, �]C We're moving to the Community Center.Our targeted date is July 1.Call (714) 891-3991 to verify.
phone 8958924.
Golden West College Community'Orvices
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS.
Summer 1995
Business & Drama for Kids..............................................
Etiquette&Manners for Preteens..............
Finance p. 1 2-14 Hooked on Science.......................................
Experiments in Science,Part I..................
How to Keep Books for a Small Business.. Experiments in Science,Part 11..................
How to Start a Word Processing/ Junior Zoo Camp ..........................................
Secretarial Service...................................... Karate for Kids............................:.................
Power Manage Your Insane Boss............... Kids on the MAC..........................................
Power Verbal Self-Defense:......................... Little White Gloves....................................... .
Promoting a Business Without a Budget... Mac,Mouse&the Kids...............................
Revocable living Trusts............................... Memory Power&Study Skills....................
Secrets for Successfully Marketing
a Small Business......:..................................
Twenty-Five of the Hottest
Home Businesses for the 1990s................ t�
Careers p. 20-22 _Were
Alternative Careers for
Nurses&Teachers..................................... A
Career Transitions........................................
Makeup Techniques for the
Beauty Industry Series
Tech 1:Let's Get started........................:.. Community Services will be moving
Tech H:Application Made Simple........... late this summer to a new location
Tech HI:Makeup Artistry.........................
Mobile Air Conditioning Certification on campus. Look for us to the.
for Refrigerant Recovery Community_Center building off the.
&Recycling Procedures............................. south Gothard Street parking lot.
Pain Management......................................... Call us to verify our location before
coming on campus.
College for Kids p. 32-42 Community Services Office
Acting I........................................................... .(714) 891-3991
Advanced Cartooning................................... Office Hours
Airbrush for Teens........................................ Monday:1bursday 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Animal Training in Zoos............................... Friday:8 a.m.-5 p.m. •Saturday:8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Basic Modeling............................................. Note:Office hours are subject to change
BeautyBreak....................................................
Beginning Piano I:
Learning the Keyboard.............................. On the Cover...
Beginning Typing I....................................... Orange County children interact with
Beginning"typing II....................................
Calligraphy for Kids................................... animals at the Santa Ana Zoo in
Cartooning................................a..................... Prentice Park.Golden West College
Country-Western& Community Services offers summer
Line Dancing for Kids................................ camps at the zoo for children,
Country-Western Dancing ages 6 through 15.
for the Family.............................................. See pages 40 and 41 for information
Crystals,Gems&Minerals.......................... on these popular camps.
Dinosaurs!......................................................
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 3
Power Speaking foramens...........................
Sea Adventure Camp....................................
Slimy Creatures&Dinosaurs......................
Speaking Skills for Kids...............................
Speed Spanish for Kids................................
Traveling Sea Adventure Camp...................
Young Typist................. p
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ZooCamp I.....................................................
ZooCamp II...................................................
Dance p. 28 & 29
Computers P. 15-1 9 Ballroom Dancing,Beginning
Beginning Adobe Photoshop TM Country-Western Dance...............................
Computerized Bookkeeping
Country-Western Dancing for the Family..
with Quicken Software............................... Country-Western line Dance......................
Cruising the Internet for Profit&Fun....... Country-Western& '
DOS I-Introduction..................................... Line Dancing for Kids................................
Excel 5.0 for Windows............................ Country-Western Two Step..........................
How to Build Your Own 486 Clone East Coast Swing................................:.........
or Pentium Computer&Save West Coast Swing.........................................
p $$$.............
How to Start a Word Processing/
Secretarial Service...................................... Health & Safety p. 30 & 31
Intermediate Adobe PhotoshopT"'
Introduction to the PC.&Basic DOS.......... A Thoughtful Look at Plastic Surgery........
Introduction to Windows 3.1........................ CPR for Adult,Child.&Infant......................
Introduction to WordPerfect Hatha Yoga....................................................
for Windows 6.0.........................:................ Head,Neck&Shoulder Massage...............
Kids on the MAC........................................... Pepper Spray&Mace:
Mac,Mouse&the Kids............................. Training&Certification.............................
Microsoft Word 5.1A for the Macintosh..... Reflexology: Hand&Fool Massage...........
Microsoft Word for Windows 6.0................ .
New to the MAC-Let Us Show You How.... Hollywood Bowl Summer
Selecting,Buying&Using Computers....... Festival 195 P. 9
A Golden West A Salute to Rodgers&Hammerstein-
�' ' With Fireworks!..........................................
. . College John Williams!...............................................
uniformed Music'tellaTale.....................
Tchaikovsk Spectacular with Fireworks..
CAMPUS Security officer
will walk or drive Language p. 23
you to your car,
Reducing a Foreign Accent..........................
class or office. Spanish Audio Tapes....................................
• It's FREE
Speed Spanish I.............................................
s SAFE
• It's EASY Outdoor Family Film
r
• It's AVAILABLE Festival P. 10 & 11
(24 hrs/day-7 days wk)
Call ahead-30 min. Beethoven.......................................................
Call (714) 895-8924 — FREE Black Beauty..................................................
for students, faculty, staff& Freewilly.........................................................
community b The Little Rascals...........................................
y members. The Parent Trap............................................
State laws mandate escort service available The Secret Garden.........................................
only to and from on-campus locations. We're Back:A Dinosaur's Story....................
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PerformingArts . 6-8 Special Intere . 26 & 27
p p P
Mainstage Theater Performance Airbrush Workshop......:...............................
Pippin........................................................... Chinese Environmental Design..................
Outdoor Patio Theater Ocean Sport Fishing for the Summer.........
Bullshot Crummond.................................... Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
TenLittle Indians........................................ &Museum...................................................
The Ancient Science of
Personal Chinese Face Reading................................
Development p. 24 & 25
G.E.D.Preparation Workshop.....................
How to Talk to Practically Anybody............
Memory&Brain Power...............................
Total Beauty Image.......................................
Session I:Ttme to Change..........................
Session II:Color Harmony..........................
Session III:Balance to Beauty....................
Registration Form p. 50
Registration Sports Academy P. 45-49
Information 51 Adult Recreational Swim..........:..............:....
P. Baseball Camp-Boys..:................................
Family Recreational Swim............................
Relationships . 44 Funk Jam Fitness..........................................
p P Junior Golf.....................................................
How&Where to Meet the Right Person... Karate for Kids..............................................
Love,Power,&Honor: Organized Tennis....:.....................................
Soccer Camp for Girls&Boys....................
A Path for the Adventurous Couple.......... Step&Sculpt.................................................
Summer Swim Lessons................................
Seniors p. 43 Tennis Camp-Boys&Girls..........................
Tennis for Kids (Ages 9-15).........................
Advanced Aerobics for Seniors................... Tennis for Tiny Tots(Ages 5
Gold Key Card Program...............................
Walking for Seniors...................................... Swap Meet
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PERFbRMING
ARTS
Book by Roger O. Hirson
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
What is a young man to do when his father is Charlemagne, The Holy
Roman Emperor?When he has everything, and nothing.
There is always the university or war or love or politics to stir the spirit.
But if one feels unsatisfied by books, repulsed by blood, exhausted by
delights of the flesh and idiotic as a conspirator, one has a problem. And
Pippin, oldest son of Charlemagne and heir to the Holy Roman Empire,
is in just such a dilemma.
With a dazzling script and score, Pippin is an 8th-century quest for
fulfillment which finds itself finally and happily in peaceful domesticity.
"Splendiferous theatricality, the kick of a lightning bolt and a passionate
professional knack for being entertaining."—Time Magazine
You'll love the energy, talent, and excitement that our summer workshop
members bring to this outstanding musical!
Mainstage Theater
Friday,Judy 14 8 pm Sunday,July 23 3 pm
Saturday,July 15 8 pm Thursday,July 27 8 pm
Sunday,July 16 3 pm Friday,July 28 8 pm
Friday,July 21 8 pm Saturday,July 29 8 pm
Saturday,July 22 8 pm Sunday,July 30 3 pm
Admissions
$14 General;$12 ASB/GWC,Gold Key Cardholders;$10 Children under 12 years
For Your
Tickets for future theater events may be purchased in
the lobby performances.
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Summer M seer
y and Intrigue...
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TEN LITTLE
uffs hot .' '
INDIANS
rummond_
by Agatha Christie .
It's Mystery! It's Comedy! It's Topnotch A Farce is a Farce is a Farce named
enjoyable nonsense! Ten'Little Indians Bull shot—Captain Crummond, that is!
refers to the statuettes on the mantelpiece Savor and relish this parody of low budget,
of a weird country house on an island off" grade"B" 1930's detective movies.Typical
the coast of Devon and the nursery rhyme of the British heroism of the lime, we see
embossed above them. Add to.this picture Teutonic villain Otto von Brunno and his
eight lonely guests, two servants,'and a evil girlfriend Lenya as they crash their
very strange host and you have the formula airplane in the English countryside and
for a highly entertaining evening of kidnap aging.professor Fenton who.has
guessing who "bumped off' who! As the discovered a formula for manufacturing
'little Indians' meet their demise and fall synthetic diamonds. Captain Hugh ,
from the mantelpiece, each of the guests "B u l-1 s h o t" Crummond becomes
expires in the most mysterious of suspicious of the situation and
circumstances. You'll be on the edge of investigates.. You'll see and hear every
your seat and fully entertained. Don't miss cliche in the book as our characters romp
the enigmatic fun! and frolic through this outrageous L
Outdoor Patio Theater (Dress for cool storyline. If we charged you by the laugh,
evenings) we could finance our whole theater
season!See you there!
Friday,June 16 8:30'pm Outdoor Patio Theater (Dress for cool
Saturday,June 17 8:30 pm evenings),
Sunday,June 18 8:30 pm
Thursday,June 22 8:30 pm Friday,:June 30 8:30 pm
Friday,June 23 8:30 pm Saturday,July 1 8:30 pm
Saturday,June 24 8:30 pm Sunday,July 2 8:30 pm.
Sunday,June 25 8:30 pm Thursday;July 6 8:30 pm
Friday,July 7 8:30 pm
Saturday,July 8 8:30 pm
Sunday,July 9 8:30 pm
�". Admission:
$10 General;$9 ASB/GWC,Gold Key Cardholders,!Children under 12 years
Purchase tickets for both mysteries for the Sunday or Thursday performances and receive a
discount—$19 General;$17 ASB/GWC,Gold Key Cardholders,Children under 12 years. .
For tickets and information, call the GWC-Bookstore.
Tickets may be charged by phone: (714) 895,-8378
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Mail to: Golden West College,Bookstore/Ticket Sales
.15744 Golden West Street,P.O.Box 2748,Huntington Beach,CA 92647-2748
Send order form with check made payable to Golden West College.
Please enclose a sell-addressed, stamped envelope for,the return of your tickets. Orders received
within seven (7) days of an event will be held for you to pick up at the door of the theater
beginning 1/2 hour before performance time.
• Programs subject to change without notice •
Tickets available in the GWC Bookstore. For information call (714) 895-8378.
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HOLLY- W it)
OOD . B WL
SUMMER FESTIVAL '9.5
Friday, July 14* '� -�
(Refund deadline July 7)
Program fee$39 #8028.01
A Salute to Rodgers & - -
,f Hammerstein— ,�f
With Fireworks! t
It's a grand night for Rodgers and
Hammerstein! -John Mauceri, the
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, and some Friday, August 18*
exciting young singers pay tribute to the
great team behind such Broadway and (Refund deadline August 11)
film hits as Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Program fee $36 #8028.03
Pacific, The King and 1, and The Sound.of . Music Tells a Tale
Music. The Bowl's trademark fireworks
will light up the night sky. It is a special program for the young and
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra young at heart. John Mauceri and the
John Mauceri,conductor Hollywood Bowl Orchestra take us on a
musical journey through such classical
fantasy as Bambi,Pinocchio, The Wizard of
Oz, Aladdin, and more. It's a night your
Friday, August 11* family will never forget.'
(Refund deadline August 4) Hollywood Bowl Orchestra
Program fee $39 #8028.02 John Mauceri,conductor
E Special surprise singers and narrators
Tchaikovsky. Spectacular
with Fireworks
Fridayy,September 8*
'John Mauceri and the Hollywood Bowl (Refund deadline September 1)
Orchestra present the ever-popular Program fee $36 #8028.04
Tchaikovsky Spectacular, featuring the
' thrilling First Piano Concerto.and Romeo John Williams!
and Juliet Tchaikovs
j lcy's sweeping scores
set the stage for a fantastic fireworks Composer/conductor John Williams leads
finish featuring the 1812 Overture. the LA.Philharmonic in an evening of his
Hollywood Bowl Orchestra own marvelous music.
John'Mauceri,conductor LA.Philharmonic Orchestra
Guest Soloist John Williams,conductor
Please Note...
No children under 16 years except for the August 18 performance of"Music Tells a Tale."
Minimum age for this concert'is 10 years.Preregistration is required. No refunds after stated
refund deadline date.Seats are in Sections F or K.
`Bus departs the GWC Gothard Street parking lot promptly at 6 pm and returns at approximately
12.�30 am.Drinking alcoholic beverages on bus is prohibited.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events 9
OU DOOR-
FAMILY 'FILM
FESTIVAL ' .
SUMMER '95
'1= Friday, July 14
=� F We're Back:
A Dinosaur's Story
s Color,Animated Feature
72 Minutes, Rated G
In. the style of such favorites as An
American Tail and The Land Before Time,
We're Back promises fun, excitement and
yes, a happy ending as it follows the
escapades of four•lovable dinosaurs who,
when transported to modern-day New
York, take two children on a magical
adventure.
Friday, July 7
The Little Rascals -
Color, 82 Minutes, Rated PG Friday, July 21
Spanky, Alfalfa and the rest of Our Gang -Beethoven
are back for more zany capers in this Color, 87 Minutes, Rated PG +
decidedly 90 s interpretation of the
hilarious television classic. Director A fun-filled film that takes a look at a
Penelope Spheeris delivers another hit suburban couple and their three children
from TV land as eight charming whose orderly lifestyle is.disrupted by the
youngsters including Buckwheat and the antics of an enormous-but beguiling St.
vocally challenged Froggie light up the Bernard named Beethoven, who joins
screen in this hysterical outing of some their household and leads them into a
very mischievous rascals. Starring Travis bizarre confrontation with an evil
Tedford, Bug Hall, Daryl Hannah, and veterinarian. Starring Charles Grodin and
Whoopi Goldberg. Bonnie Hunt.
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4
•aY 1 ,
Friday, August 4
The Secret Garden
Color, 101 Minutes, Rated G
Executive producer Francis Coppola
teams with acclaimed director Agnieszka
Holland (Europa; Europa) for this
Friday,July 28 adaptation of the classic children's tale of a
Black Beaut lonely orphan girl whose dreary life at her
y uncle's British manor house is brightened
Color, 89 Minutes, Rated G by the discovery and nurturing of a quiet,
walled garden. A spectacular new version
Anna Sewell's classic tale is given a of the time-honored story and film.
brilliant, new reworking in this latest Starring Maggie Smith and Kate Maberly.
version from director Caroline Thompson.
From the beautiful green English
countryside to the tawdry cobblestoned
streets of London, Black Beauty's epic Friday, August 11
story is a stirring personal odyssey—all in
a stunning new family film done in the Freewilly
masterful tradition. Starring Sean Bean,
David'Ihewlis,and Andrew Knott. Color, 115 Minutes, Rated PG
In the tradition of E.T. The Extra-'
Terrestrial and Harry And The Henderson
comes this heartwarming drama for all
Frida Nl ht Films
y g ages. Your animal lovers and
Outdoor Alhithater environmentalists are especially going to
enjoy this tale of a young boy who risks
PG and G rated award wIrimng films his life to free an orca whale from the
Bnng apicnic droner, low backed beach; abuse of a local adventure park. Starring
chairs, blankets, pillows, and' the Jason James Richter, Lori Petty, and
children for an evening of fanily fun NO Michael Madsen.
ALCOHOLIG>BEYERAGESALLOWED
Picnic;time between;;?pm ;:dusk::(84 36
I prna .:Show starts ;at dusk (Closest` . Friday, August 18
Il parking Gothard Street lot at1.Center„
Dnve) The Parent Trap
ADMISSION. At door $;2 each, $8
er famil Color, 127 Minutes, Rated G
p y _(maximum 6 members:
Pei= family) $2 each additional; When two long separated twin sisters
person. Gold 1{ey Cardholders; meet unexpectedly at a summer camp
$10 each, where their divorced parents sent them,
Call Community Services the two hatch an ingenious plot to change
(?14)89,1 3991 places in an effort to bring their parents
for further information back together. Starring Hayley Mills and
Maureen O'Hara
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BUSItESS &
FINANCE
Twenty-Five of the Hottest
Home Businesses for the
1990s
Does the economy have you thinking
about additional income?The home-based
'�.+� business has never been hotter! Every'
Secrets for Successfully Promoting a Business
Marketing a Small Without a Budget
Business Can you use at least 75 fantastic
This information-packed workshop Promotion ideas to boost the profits of
_ Your small business? Learn about another
provides the step-by-step foundation
25 that are inexpensive and produce
needed to market virtually any business ,
dynamite sales results, or would you like
successfully. Learn.powerful industry 50 sure-fire promotion techniques that
secrets that have transformed many cost less than $100. Discover these
business failures into some of the world's
most successful products. You will Practical strategies: how to promote a
business without any money or
discover low-cost"marketing ideas few advertising; 8 ways to save thousands on
businesses use;how to make certain every marketing costs; how to turn a $15 sale
promotion you run works;where to find all into a$1,000 profit;the inside secrets of ad
the paying customers; how to develop, agencies; how to get FREE advertising
price, and distribute products; the most and much more. An optional book will be
unique, effective, impressive, and available at the seminar for a fee of$20.
inexpensive way to market your business, Program fee $26
plus much more.An optional book will be
available at the seminar for a fee of$20. 1 meeting
Program fee $26 Saturday, July 15
1 -4 pm
1 meeting Business 108 #3181.01
Saturday,July 15
9 am-Noon If you wish to register for both programs,
Business 108 #3194.01 the fee is $46. For this discount, use
#3181.02.
Presenter: Dennis L Morgan, M.B.A. - Has served as a consultant to governments and
small businesses as well as Fortune 500 companies.He brings over ten years of"hands-on"
business experience.
How to Start a Word Processing/Secretarial Service
This workshop may be just what you need!If your secretarial and people skills are better
than average,you can provide a valuable business service. At this very focused nuts-
and-bolts workshop, you'll learn what skills are required;what to research, what
equipment to buy, how to advertise and promote your business effectively, how to
establish your rates, how to make technology work for you, and how to keep good
business records.You will receive plenty of practical handouts and participate in
an open forum to answer any additional questions you may have.
Program fee $39
Presenter: Lynette M. Smith, CPS- Known by the Register as "a walking textbook for
the industry,"she has operated a word.processing and editing business for 14 years and
is a respected industry presenter,author,and network member.
1 meeting
Saturday,July 22
9am-1 pm
Business 108 #2006.01
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 13
Power Verbal Power Manage Your
Self-Defense Insane Boss
Beat the crazymakers in your life. Fight Get the boss working for YOU. Learn the
back and win. Use the proven tactics of latest new survival strategies for managing
verbal self-defense mastered by the person who signs your paychecks.
championship debaters and trial lawyers. Triple your value to your company. Hear
Learn- professional argumentation the latest industrial psychology research
techniques. Fight and keep your cool for the first time anywhere. Learn easy
without getting furious and "losing it." power tips on how to beat the bully, nix
Gain new respect and standing in your the narcissist, defuse the paranoid, and
community. Quit being a doormat. Be disarm the disaster maker. If your
introduced to ten ways to fight dirty and coworkers are nuts, find out how to
ten ways to fight clean.Learn how to stand manage them. Get surefire signs to tell if
up'and speak up,and how to talk your way your job is on the line plus guaranteed
out of the silent majority. Never be afraid steps to make yourself indispensable to
of verbal conflict again; win conflicts with your boss and your company. There are
new verbal power. Handouts will be ten things you can do today to be sure you
supplied for $3 payable at the door. are on the payroll tomorrow, no matter
An optional book, SPEAKEASY, may how.bad things are. Handouts will be
be purchased at the workshop for supplied for $3 payable at the door.
$25. Please bring a notebook. An optional book, SPEAKEASY, may
Program fee $34 be purchased for $25 at the
1 meeting workshop. Please bring a notebook.
Tuesday,July 11 Program fee $34 =
6:30-9:30 pm 1 meeting
Business 108 #5522.01 Tuesday,July 25
6:30-9:30 pm
Business 108 #5526.01
Presenter:Vandye J. Forrester III-Has been a speech communication and argumentation
consultant and negotiator for Fortune 500 corporations for over a quarter of a century. He is
chairman of Power Speakers, Executive Communication Consultants. His clients have
included General Electric,Rockwell,Six Flags,Donald Trump,The American Management
Association,and J.Walter Thompson Advertising.
Come to the GWC
SWAPM T
Saturday • Sunday
Sam -3pm
For information, please call (714) 893-2389
Redeem this ad for a FREE gift at the
Golden West Swap Meet Sales Office
Saturday & Sunday, between 8 am — Noon
Expires September 1,1995
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COMPUTERS
o .
IBM PC-DOS P
MS-DOS
DOS I -Introduction
This workshop is an introduction to DOS Introduction to the
designed to help you understand your PC Bit Basic DOS
IBM compatible computer as quickly as
possible. Learn what an operating system Lose your fear of the Personal Computer.
is and why you need.one. You will be Designed for those with little or no
introduced to essential concepts and get experience with a PC, this workshop
"hands-on" experience with computer covers basic knowledge. Working in a
hardware and software basics: Other "hands-on environment, you will become
information covered will be the booting familiar with the different parts of the PC
process,basic DOS commands,formatting and master enough "computer jargon' to
different types of disks, file storage, communicate your needs. Learn the
copying files and disks, and much more. different types of floppy disks and which
Emphasis will be placed on the ones work on YOUR PC. Unravel the
newest version of MS-DOS (6.22), mysteries of formatting floppy disks. The
and everyone will have it high-end differences between word processing,
486 computer to use. Handouts and spreadsheet, and database programs will
data disks will be provided. No prior be discussed. Included is a booklet of
knowledge of DOS is assumed. reference materials. Each participant
Program fee $92 will have a PC to use.
Presenters: John Spiratos - Has a BS Program fee $93
degree in Computer Science and over ten Presenter: Julie Garino - Is a full-time
years of software and hardware Information Systems Trainer for faculty
experience in education and work and staff at the Coast Community College
environments. He runs a computer District. She has written and edited many
consulting company. Gary Carson- Has a' user guides for PC software, including
BS degree in Mathematics and over 25 basic DOS concepts and is a WordPerfect
years of software engineering experience Certified Resource. .
in management,technical,and educational 2 meetings
positions. Both presenters are adjunct Saturdays,June 17&24
faculty members for Golden West College 9am-1 pm
and computer science authors. Library 139 #2000.01
2 meetings 2 meetings
Saturdays,July 8&15 Saturdays,August 5 &12
9am-1 pm 9am-1 pm
Humanities 201 *2014.01 Library 139 #2000iO2
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Selecting, *ing & Cruising the Internet
Using Computers- for Profit & Fun
Apple or IBM? What's a CRT? One. Learn how you can use the Internet to
megabyte or 4 megabytes of RAM? Take benefit your business. Topics to be
the mystery out of computers. Facts will covered include how to get an inexpensive
be presented in a simple,straight forward, Internet connection, what hardware and
and comprehensive manner for the software to use, and basic Internet use.
beginner. Learn computer lingo. This is a demonstration only
Computer equipment and software Workshop.
programs will be discussed.Hear the pros Program fee $38
and cons of many current computer Presenter: Lou Ann Hobbs - Is
systems along with computer Coordinator of Information Services at
recommendations on what to buy. Receive Golden West College Library. She has
information on the best way to purchase a been using and teaching computerized
computer including questions to ask information access for more than ten
salespeople when shopping. You will-be years.
able to ask questions and get reliable, 1 meeting
truthful, easy-to-understand„unbiased Saturday,August 5
answers.Workbook included. 9 am-1 pm
Program fee $32 Humanities 202 #2034.01
Presenter: David Westerfield -Author of
Microcomputers Shop with Savvy. He is
president of The Data Control Group, a
firm specializing in computer consulting How to Build Your Own
and training for business and industry. 486 or Pentium Computer
Mr. Westerfield has no ties to computer
dealers or manufacturers and is known for & Save $$$
consumer-oriented seminars.
After taking this workshop, you can build
1 meeting Tuesday,June 27 your own IBM 486.clone or Pentium
6:30-9:30 pm computer in less than one hour. Save
Business 211 #2015.01 hundreds of dollars and build the
computer you really want. Using simple
metaphors, the presenter clearly explains
how the computer works, the latest and
best options, configurations, and,
manufacturers and industry standards.
Excel 5.0 for Windows
Information on reading computer ads and
An introduction to Microsoft Excel 5.0. interpreting specifications, purchasing
You will learn to build a spreadsheet, use brand components, and upgrading or
simple formulas and functions,format,and repairing clone computers will be
print your spreadsheet. Previous presented. Materials include a
videotape, book, diskette, and anti-
c o m p u t e r experience is static wristband. A fee of $45 for
recommended. Fee includes data disk materials is payable at the workshop.
and handouts. Each participant will Program fee $49
have a computer to use.
Program fee $49 Presenter: Jonathan Chilvers-Has many
Presenter: Peggy Hannawell - Full-tune years experience with mainframes, minis,
and microcomputers. He has been
Instructor in Computer/Office
Applications at GWC with over 16 years building PC clones since 1985 and teaches
experience in computer application. at colleges throughout California.
2 meetings 1 meeting
Mon&Wed,June 26&28 Saturday,August 12
6:30-8:30pm 10am-4pm
Library 139 #2040.01 Business 113 #2029.01
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Introduction to Microsoft Ad for
Windows 3.1 Windows 6.0
This lecture and "hands-on" seminar is This workshop is an introduction to the
designed to introduce the fundamentals of popular word processing software for the
Windows. Participants will work with the WINDOWS TM environment. Learn to
Program Manager, File Manager, Print input text,edit,and format text using pull-
Manager and Accessories programs down menus, tool and ribbon bar. Prior
(Write, Paintbrush, Calendar, Cardfile, computer experience would be
Notepad). Prior computer experience helpful.. Each attendee will have an
would be helpful. Each participant IBM-PC computer to use in this
will have an IBM-PC to use and will "hands-on"program.
receive a 20-page, step-by-step Program fee $49
booklet Presenter: Peggy Hannawell - Full-time
Program fee $69 Instructor in Computer/Office
Presenter: Carol W. Yamashita, M.A. - Applications at GWC with over 16 years
Full-time Professor in Business and . experience in word processing. °
Information Systems Division at Golden 2 meetings
West College. Mon&Wed,June 19&21
2 meetings 6:30-8:30 pm
Mon&Wed,July 10&12 Library 139 #2066.01
6-9pm
Library 139 #2077.01
2 meetings
Tues&Thurs,August 8&10
6-9pm
Library 139 #2077.02 Computerized
Bookkeeping with•
Quicken Software
Automate your personal and/or small
Introduction t0 business finances. This workshop for
WordPerfect for beginners features an overview of
computerized financial bookkeeping using
Windows 6.0 the No. 1 best-selling software, "Quicken
for Windows." Learn how to set up
Learn about WordPerfect for Windows, expense and income accounts, record and
which brings together all of the track expenses and income, and use a .
WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) • computerized check register. Find out
conveniences of Microsoft Windows as how to prepare month-end expense and
well as the powerful capabilities of DOS income reports,profit and loss statements,
WordPerfect. Some computer and a balance sheet. Each participant
knowledge is recommended because will have a computer to use in this
each participant will have an IBM-PC "hands-on" workshop. Fee includes
i to use in this combination lecture and handouts. '
"hands-on"workshop. Program fee $59
Program fee $69 Presenter: David Westerfield - A
Presenter: Marjorie Sorenson - Full-time computer consultant and accountant. He
GWC Professor in Computer/Office conducts over 80 small business seminars
Applications.• annually.
2 meetings 1 meeting
Tues&Thurs,July 18&20 Saturday,July 22
6-9pm 9am-3pm
Library 139 #2080.01 Library 139. #2020.01
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Beginning A obe
PhotoshopTM
Prior experience using a Macintosh
and related software is required.
Welcome to the Adobe PhotoshopTM
program. Bring the world of photography
o
/ to the desktop. This workshop will cover
an overview of the editing tools as they are
applied to art and scanned images. You
will work with a photographic image
learning enhancement techniques. Each
participant will have a Macintosh
New to the MAC? computer to use. Handouts and a
Let Us Show You HOW data disk are included.
Program fee $99
This workshop offers an opportunity for Presenters:Don Nielsen and Ida Pruitt
the new MAC user to become familiar 2 meetings
with the MAC operating System 7, Saturdays,June 17&24
through lecture and "hands-on" usage. 8:30 am-12:30 pm
Learn how to use the finder and utility Humanities 206 #2151.01
programs that are shipped with your-
MAC, plus commercial introductory
software. Included are handouts and a Intermediate Adobe
data disk. Each participant will have a
Macintosh computer to use. PhotoshopTM
Program fee $88
Presenters:Ida Pruitt and Don Nielsen Prior experience should include
either .a knowledge of the basics of
2 meetings Photoshop or a Beginning Photoshop
Saturdays,July 8&15 workshop.
8:30 am-12:30 pm
Humanities 206 #9238.01 Continue to explore the world of
Photoshop. This workshop will cover
concepts which include masking, using
channels and paths, special effects using
filters, and an introduction to image
processing. Each participant will have
Microsoft Word 5.1 A a Macintosh computer to use. Hand-
outs and a data disk are included.
for the Macintosh Program fee $99
This "hands-on" workshop is an Presenters:Don Nielsen and Ida Pruitt
introduction to the popular word 2 meetings
processing software for the Macintosh. Saturdays,July 22&29
Some.MAC computer experience is 1 -5 pm
required. Learn to input text, edit, and Humanities 206 #2151.02
format text using pull-down menus, tool
and ribbon bars.Included are handouts 1
and a data disk. Each participant will FOr
have a Macintosh computer to use.
Program fee $89 credit offerings
Presenter:Alma Wyant lri this area . . .
2 meetings
Saturdays,July 22&29 see :the
8:30 am-12:30 pm Schedule 0 Classes
Humanities 206 #2047.01
18 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Kids on the MAC How to Staroword
(Ages 7-12) Processing/Secretarial
This computer experience is designed for Service
fun while Iearning in a "hands-on"
Macintosh environment. Using a simple This workshop may be just what you
word processor, your child will.develop need!'If your secretarial and people skills
keyboard skills and use .his/her. are better than average,you can provide a
imagination to write a short story. A paint valuable business service. At this'very
program and a simple music program will focused nuts-and-bolts workshop,you'll
develop artistic skills and encourage an learn what skills are required, what to
interest,in music. Each participant will research, what equipment to buy, how to
' have a Macintosh computer to use. advertise and,promote your business
Workshop is designed for children effectively, how to establish your rates,. .
only, and parents are not included. how to make technology work for you,and
Bring a snack. how to keep good business records. You
Program fee $78 will receive :plenty of practical
Presenters:Ida Pruitt&Don Nielsen handouts and participate in an open
forum to.answer any additional
3 meetings questions you may have.
Tues,Wed,&Thurs,June 27,28,&29 program fee $39
9 am-Noon
Humanities 201 #2142.01 Presenter: Lynette M.'Smith, CPS -
3meetings Known by the Register as "a walking
Tues,Wed,&Thurs,July 16,19,&20 textbook for the'industry;" she has
9 am-Noon operated a word proce"sling and editing
Humanities 201 #2142.02 business for 14 years and is a respected
industry presenter, author, and network
member.
1 meeting-
Saturday,July 22
Mac, Mouse& the Kids 9 am-1 pm
(Ages 3-6) Business 108. #2006.01
Take advantage of. a wonderful
opportunity for your child to experience 7'yptng ZS a valuable Skill fOr
the ease of using the'.`mouse"to paint and
draw artistic creations on the.Macintosh using computers
g
microcomputer. SuperPaint can do just See paes 38 39 for
that by combining a paint and a draw Ty�tng Programs
program into one great package..Provide .
this head start into microcomputers for
your child. Each.participant will have a
Macintosh computer to use. This Our MAC Presenters...
program is designed for children only, Don Nielsen - GWC full-time
and parents.are not included: Bring a Instructor and Instructional Coor-
snack. dinator of GWC . Business Data .
j Program fee $45 Processing/Computer Science Depart-
Presenters:Don Nielsen&Ida Pruitt ment; computer science.author;21
2 meetings years in the field.
Tues&Thurs,June 20&22 Ida Pruitt - Computer Instructor at
9-11 am GWC with 11 years experience.
Humanities 201 #2143.01
Alma Wyant, Ed.D. - A full-time
2 meetings Golden West College Professor of
Tues&Thurs,July 11 &13 Computer Science; instructor at GWC
9-11 am -for 21 years.
Humanities 201 #2143.02
-Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 19
CAR& RS
Career Transitions .
- Are you in career transition, reentering
the job market, a displacement casualty,
approaching graduation,or planning early
retirement? Then, you need help!
Reentering the job market is more difficult
than ever before, and it is important to be
armed with the necessary tools to conduct
an effective job search. This seminar will
���� give you information on the best careers
for the year 2000. Learn how to identify
-your unique transferable skills and
confidently identify goals. How to conduct
Alternative Careers for a targeted job search and tips on how to
locate the hidden job market will be
Nurses & Teachers explained. You will receive a list of
resources and learn what will give you the
Are you a nurse or teacher who is thinking edge.
about leaving your profession or changing Program fee $41
careers? If you want to know what your presenters: Teena Armstrong, Ph.D. - Is
transferable skills are, why your skills are a business owner, consultant, educator,
in demand, or how to get started, this and writer. She has over 19 years
program is for you. Learn how to make a experience in helping people start a
career change; be provided specific business; expand their businesses, or
techniques for managing and, launch a new career. David A. Rinehart,
implementing change;and find out how to M.S.;MFf-Has over.19 years experience
research careers, access the hidden job providing career assessment and
market, identify skills, and market your counseling services. He is a Diplomate of
talent. The first ten people to register the American Board. of. Vocational
will receive a free Career Planner. Experts.
.Program fee includes handouts.
Program fee $47 1 meeting i
Saturday,June 24 l
Presenter: Teena Armstrong, Ph.D. - A 9 am-1 pm
business owner, consultant, educator, and Administration 137 #7604.01
writer. She has over 19 years experience
helping people start businesses and
launch new careers. See page �2 for
1 meeting ;'Twenty Five of the
Saturday,Julys Hottest:Hotne Businesses;
9 am,-3 pm for tie 1990s"
Business 108 #7531.01. Xx
20 • !;olden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Makeup Techniques :
for the Beauty
Industry
This series covers techniques, concepts,
and-attitudes used. in the beauty
industry. Learn with "hands-on" '
Practice the art of makeup application
for daytime,, evening, .glamour,
weddings, and photo shoots. Begin with Tech 111: Makeup Artistry
the basics and advance to correct.face
sculpting using color for harmony and Become a makeup artist covering all.
balance. Focus on custom blended phases of makeup including bridal
foundations and professional services. Learn professional makeup
sterilization procedures. A Certificate techniques so you can personally create
of Completion will be awarded to the look-you need,step-by-step.
participants attending all three Presenter: Al Salmon - Is a Designer
i workshops. Makeup Artist for the California Fashion
Committee. A professional educator and
Instructor in Cosmetology at.Golden West
College, -Mr. Salmon has traveled
extensively in the United States and
Europe sculpting makeup on beautiful
Tech 1: Let's Get Started models, especially in Budapest and
Moscow. He is a 1994 inductee into the
Learn how to put a makeup kit together. California Cosmetology Association's
Develop techniques for identifying facial prestigious Hall of Fame and has written
shapes and the application of face many articles pertaining to the industry.
sculpting, using the theory of darks and
lights.' .
Program fee $86
3 meetings
Tuesdays,June 13-27
Tech 11: Application 6-9pm
pp Fine Arts 112 #7533.01
Made Simple
In this workshop, learn how to develop
techniques for .the "twenty minute See page 2. for
makeup" and-the basic law of color and
how-it relates to makeup for the.'90s.. Total Beauty;I mage
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 21
Mobile Air 11nditloning Pain Management
Certification for for CNA
Refrigerant Recovery & This seminar presents the problem of pain
Recycling Procedures in the patient and ways the health,care
worker may deal with it.The program will
As of January 1, 1992, all mobile,air include a discussion of old (but still used)
conditioning technicians and supervisors methods and myths regarding pain and
must be certified in mobile refrigeration newer methods recommended from
recovery and recycling procedures. research into the subject. Program
Approved by the S.C.A.Q.M.D., this content is suitable for the CNA.
seminar.will discuss the health and 6 CE Hours
environmental effects that CFC's have on Program fee $32.
the ozone layer and the need to recover Presenter:Jean O'Hara-RN.,M.S.N.-Is
and recycle refrigerants. Alternate a former nursing professor at Golden
refrigerants and "Rule 1411" will be West College. Because of her knowledge
explained. A certification exam will be and expertise, she is frequently called
given at•the conclusion of the program. upon to present workshops for continuing
Includes materials and certificate. education credits.
Program fee $37
1 meeting
Presenter: Richard Boatright - Golden Saturday,July 15
West College Automotive Technology 9 am-4 pm
Instructor. Business 211 #5210.01
1 meeting
Tuesday,June 27
6:30-8:30 pm
Auto Diesel 112 #9580.01
r
Saturdays and Sundays'
-8 am t0- 3 pm
• FREE PARKING •
• FREE ADMISSION • �
Antique's 8r; Collectibles a mesh Produce
New & Used Merchandise • Refreshments • Handicrafts
Records & Music Memorabilia (2nd Sunday every month)
157.44 Golden West Street • Huntington Beach
(714) 893-2389
22 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
LANGUAGE
Speed Spanish
1Vamos a hablar Espanol! This
conversational Spanish workshop is
designed to get you speaking Spanish
immediately. Communicate your wants
and needs in most Spanish-speaking
situations by learning six easy
communication strategies. Memory
techniques are used to accelerate
•7r learning. The Speed Spanish system was
o developed by Dan Mikels of The Memory
School and is presently being taught
throughout the U.S.and Japan.You will be
speaking Spanish during the first meeting.
Program fee $59
Presenter: Dan Mikels - Director of The
Memory School.
6 meetings
Mon&Wed,July 10-26
7-10pm
Reducing a Foreign Business 108 #9199.01
Accent
In this popular workshop, the foreign
speaker will learn two simple techniques
which allow for easy movement into the
sound and style of American English.
Participants begin to use the techniques of Spanish Audio Tapes
i American intonation and an
resonance and p p
make changes IMMEDIATELY. This
program is designed for non-native Our sell-out program to get you
speakers with a fairly high degree of speaking a foreign language fast is
English proficiency who have difficulty available on convenient,low cost audio
being understood and,are interested in tapes! Learn at home, while driving
getting rid of a foreign accent. your car,or strolling on the beach.This
Program fee $52 audio tape program is the perfect way
to learn on your own.
Presenter:Jill Farman,M.S.,CCC,SP-Is Fee $95 for the eight-tape series
a Speech Pathologist with over 14 years with workbook (includes postage
experience working with communication and handling).
disorders and foreign accent reduction. Developed. .and narrated by Dan.
2 meetings Mikels, Founder of The Memory
Tuesdays,June 20&27 School.
6:30-9:30 pm
Business 108 #2530.01 Speed Spanish
#1518.02
Order by phone using VISA, Discover,
or MasterCard by calling (714) 891-
\�,
3991 or FAX (714) 895-8944. Use the
;I�J�eed $P1111Sh Registration Form on page 51 to order
MUR, by mail. Allow four weeks for
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 23
PER?ONAL
DEVELOPMENT
Total Beauty
Image...
Professional makeup artist and educator,
Al Salmon, presents a series on
correct techniques to use impersonalizing
your beauty image. The focus will be on ...
what hair color, hair style, makeup, and
accessories are the best suited for you. Be
amazed with how much you will learn in
such a short time. This program is
designed for the consumer to aid in your
consultation with your professional
designer. Bring your own personal
makeup brushes, cosmetics, and.
accessories. Learn and have fun. A
Certificate of Completion will be
awarded to participants attending all
three workshops. Session I I I: Balance to II
Program fee$86 I
Beauty
Accessories are the finishing touch for the
total look. From complementing colors,
Session I: Time to Change haircut and style to correct shape of
The time is set aside for personal needs eyeglasses, earrings, and jewelry, this
assessment for face sculpting,cutting,and session will finalize your new, self-
styling suggestions. This workshop will improved image.
concentrate on helping you perfect the
"before and after new look" using the 3 meetings
consulting designer theory. Wednesdays,June 14 -28
6-9pm
Fine Arts 112 #7540.01
Session I I: Color Harmon Presenter: Al Salmon - Is a Designer
y Makeup Artist for the California Fashion
Learn individualized makeup techniques Committee. A professional educator and
using the basic law of color and how it Instructor in Cosmetology at Golden West
relates to your facial features. Find out College, Mr. Salmon' has traveled
extensively in the United States and
how to analyze skin tones to choose the
right makeup color. Europe sculpting makeup on beautiful
models, especially in Budapest and
Moscow. He is a 1994 inductee into the
California Cosmetology Association's
'prestigious Hall of Fame and has written
many articles pertaining to the industry.
24 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
G.E.D. Preparation How to TAIA
Workshop Practically Anybody
(Ages 17&Over) Polish your social skills-talk to practically
Are you tired of being asked questions anybody you'd like to meet,no matter how
about your high school diploma? This socially adept you already are. Establish
workshop is for anyone who doesn't have rapport with that special stranger with
a high school diploma or has a high your very first sentence. Find out what's
school diploma from a foreign country. holding you back from meeting new
The G.E.D. is equivalent to a high school people. Put unforgettable charm into even
diploma and easier to obtain than having the briefest of encounters. Learn how to
your foreign high school diploma approach famous and important
evaluated. Designed to prepare students personalities plus the latest com-
for the five tests incorporated in the munication techniques of getting
General Education Development (G.E.D.) acquainted with new people for fun and
4 examination,each of the five subject areas friendship. Make that change now in
(Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, yourself to bring out your potential gift of
and Writing) will be reviewed and gab. The presenter uses various
presented. Emphasis will be placed on the techniques to discover what holds people
content and nature of the exam. The back from meeting one another, and she
workshop will further assist the student in works with positive thinking and NLP to
developing skills necessary to complete impact communications and all other
the exam by taking a series of practice aspects of your life.
tests. Participants must be at least age 17. Program fee $33
(A book may be purchased at the Presenter: Sherrie Railsback -Is a
Golden West College Bookstore after professional speaker and trainer. She is
the first class meeting for listed in a recent Who's Who of Women
approximately$20.) Executives and is a member of the
Program fee $50 American Society of Training and
Presenter:Helen Factor,M.A.-Has been Development.
teaching G.E.D. Preparation and test- -1 meeting
taking strategies for six years. 'Monday,July 24
5 meetings •6:30-9:30'pm,
Thursdays,June 29-July 27 -.Business 211 . #3624.01
6-8:30pm
Business 211 #7620.01
Memory & Brain Power ,
(Ages 15-Adult)
Imagine yourself remembering people's names, remembering what you read, see, and
hear—and never forgetting!Have you ever seen someone with a phenomenal memory?,You
can also have this same kind of super memory.Have you ever walked into a room and then
wondered why you were there? Ever misplaced your keys? Does your mind wander? Find
out how to rid yourself of nagging absentmindedness and improve your concentration.
! Learn what foods boost brain power.
Program fee $36
Presenter:Dan Mikels-Director of'Me Memory School.
1 meeting
Saturday,July 29
9 am-Noon
Business 113 #3574.01
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 25
• i
S P E CIAL
INTEREST
-k i
The Ancient Science of Chinese Environmental
Chinese Face Reading Design:
Do you know how the features of your The Ancient Art of Feng Shui
face reveal who you are? Face Reading is Maximize your energy and good fortune,
an ancient science that can help you to enhance your health and vitality and
understand yourself and others better. improve and change other aspects of your
Your face is a map of the life you have led life with Feng Shui. Feng Shui, the way of 4
and the personality traits you exhibit. wind and water, is the ancient Chinese
Learn how the features and markings of method of placement and design. Solve
your face reveal who you are, as well as your exterior and interior design problems
who you can become. Determine which with practical and proven methods for
zone of orientation is dominant on your your home or office. A"must" for all real
face. Discover how to focus the fire in estate agents dealing with the growing
your eyes for career success.Face reading Oriental population in Southern California,
is a valuable tool that enhances Feng Shui techniques can be used to
interpersonal communication and can be improve salability of houses and assist
used in avariety of business situations. other businesses in building and
Program fee $28 designing office layouts. Learn to channel
1 meeting the environmental forces for your benefit
Saturday,July 22 and live in harmony with the elements of
9 am-Noon nature.
Administration 137 #3627.01 Program fee $28
1 meeting
Saturday,July 22
1 -4 pm
Administration 137 #3628.01
Presenter: Lillian Lesefko Garnier - Speaker, writer, and consultant on the subject of.
Chinese Face Reading and Feng Shui. She studied the ancient science of face reading from
childhood with her Chinese mother's family.With her Psychology Degree from UCLA, she
has refined those ancient teachings using an analytical perspective and conducts .
motivational seminars throughout the cduntry.
26 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
r �i hin Airbrush Wtsho
Ocean Spot s g p
for the Summer This workshop introduces basic airbrush
In this two-part program, Charlie Davis art techniques currently used in
will share the knowledge gleaned in his architectural rendering, graphic arts,
40-year career. Casting, fish-fighting photography, specialty auto painting, and
technical illustration. Explore the
techniques, fishing locations; equipment, . possibilities and opportunities that the
tackle,fish species,and methods for deep- airbrush offers to solve various art
water rock fishing will be discussed. problems. Airbrushes are-furnished along
Program fee $35 with instruction in the handling,care, and
Presenter: Charlie Davis - Celebrated maintenance of equipment.
journalist and author of the book, Hook Program fee $65
Up—Complete Guide to Southern Presenter: Jay Sagen, MFA - Is an
California Saltwater Fishing. exhibiting artist and an Airbrush
2 meetings Instructor for Golden West College. He
Thursdays,June 22&29 has many years experience teaching Fine
7-10 pm . Arts 4 GWC and other area colleges and
Business 108 #4517.01 universities.
,� _ 6 meetings
Tues&Thurs,July 11 -27
..0 6:30-9:30 pm
Technology 212 #1506.01
....... < TOUR:
p
Ronald Reagan
1 t�n Presidential
�
f ►� _ Library and Museum
Tour Guide: Wendy Weber- Former deputy
" press secretary to First Lady Nancy Reagan
and currently Golden West College Director of
Public Relations:
Wendy worked for five years as an aide in the
Reagan White House. On board the bus,she relates her stories and adventures"Backstairs
at the White House" including how the secret service "smuggled" a gun into the Papal
Library at The Vatican and the reason for the "cold war" between Raisa Gorbachev and
Nancy Reagan:
At the library and Museum, see a special exhibit of historic artifacts, weapons, uniforms,
and documents from the Civil War.From U.S.Grant's saddle to Julia Ward Howe's original
draft of the `Battle Hymn of the Republic," the Blue and-Gray will be on display. View a
6,000 lb.piece of the-Berlin Wall;a display of gifts presented to President and Mrs.Reagan
from Heads of State around the world;and a life-size replica of the Oval Office. No children
under 16 years.
Preregistration required.
Program fee $45 (Includes recliner bus and refreshments on board, tour guide,
lunch, and admission to the library.)
Saturday,July 8
9:30 am-4:30 pm* #8042.01
Refund deadline June 30
*Bus departs the GWC Gothard Street parking lot promptly at 9:30 am and returns at
approximately 4:30 pm. Please plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure time.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages or smoking are prohibited while on the bus.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 27
i
DANtE
Country-Western Country-Western Dance
Line Dance Country-Western basics and popular turns
will be taught plus a line dance or two.
Electric Slide, Tush Push, Freeze, Partner dances will be selected from Two-
Copperhead Road, Slappin' Leather, and Step, Ten-Count Polka, Sweetheart.
Boot Scootin'Boogie are some of the line Schottische,Cowboy Cha Cha,Desperado
dances to be covered. You do not need a Wrap, Waltz, and Cha Cha. Line dances
partner for line dancing. Each person will be selected from Electric Slide,
dances alone and adds personal styling to Copperhead Road, Tush Push, Boot
each dance. Scootin' Boogie, Freeze,and others. Have
Program fee $30 a night out while learning these easy,boot
Presenter:Rita Kyselka scootin' dances. Country-Western "garb"
will add to the fun.
3 meetings Program fee $48
Thursdays,June 22 -July 6
6-8 pm Presenter:Rita Kyselka
Rec Ed 211 #1875.01 5 meetings
3 meetings Thursdays,June 22-July 20
8-10
Saturdays,July 15-29 1
10 am-Noon Rec Ed 2 211 #1803.01
Rec Ed 201 #1875.02
East Coast Swing
Rock and Roll'50s-'60s,Big Band'40s,fast
• Line Dance Videos • partner swing! Learn"swing styles, basic
are`avaslabl9 for purchase footwork, fancy .step patterns, and
for;$29 95 at lead/follow. You will "dig" the faster
music,and jitterbug the time away. Dance
Cbtcntry-Western ym
PrOgra»ts to the fast music of Big Bands, Country-
taught by Rita-Kyselka Western, and Bebop. Combine East and
West Coast Swing for double fun. Let's
swing!
Program fee $30
Presenter:Rita Kyselka,
Country-Western 3-meetings
g
Two Step Saturdays,July 15-29
Noon-2 pm
Be introduced to one of the most popular Rec Ed 201 #1800.01
dances on the Country-Western scene
today. Easily learn the basics, lead/follow
and styling, plus popular turns. After only About our presenter...
the first session,you will look sharp on the
dance floor. Rita Kyselka - A professional dance
Program fee $30 instructor with over 17 years experience.
Presenter:Rita Kyselka She holds a lifetime teaching credential
and is a member of the United States
3 meetings Swing Dance Council, West Coast Swing
Thursdays,July 27-August 10 Dance Club, National Association of
8-10 pm Country-Western Dance Teachers, and
Rec Ed 211 #1860.01 National Ballroom and-Entertainment
Association.
28 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
1 •
Ballroom Dancing, Kick up your heel
to the latest Country-
Beginning Western and Line
Receive an introduction to basic dance Dances for the entire
movements and how they are utilized in all family. The workshops
dances from rock and disco, freestyle are designed for all ages
through swing, waltz, Latin, and country including a combined
western in this beginning workshop. program for parents/ 0
Develop a social activity while improving adults and
physical fitness.Excellent exercise. children.
Program fee $65
Presenter: George Williams -
Professional dance teacher with over 27 Country-Western and
years experience teaching individuals and
groups in private, city, high school adult Line Dancing for Kids
education, and college classes. Former
students include professionals in dance Have fun learning the Two Step, Swing,
and television. Electric Slide, Ten Step, and the
9 meetings Copperhead. -
Tuesdays,June 20-August 22 -
Program fee $24.
(Does not meet 7/4) 5 meetings(Ages 4-8)
7-9 pm Saturdays,July 15-August 12
Rec Ed 211 #9165.01 9:30-10:15 am .
Rec Ed 211 #1546.01
Youth ages 9-13 will learn the Two Step,
Swing, Waltz, Tush Push, Slappin'
Couples or singles are welcome Leather,and the Ten Step.
We rotate s0 you will have an Program fee $24
opportunity to dance 5 meetings(Ages 9-13)
with a variety Of partners '. Saturdays,July 15-August 12
10:30-11:15 am
Rec Ed 211 #1546.02
West Coast Swing
Country-Western Dancing
West Coast Swing has glamour and vitality
that lets you express your personality. In for the Family
this California State dance, learn the best
of swing and the feel of the music with Learn the Twd Step, Ten Step, Cotton-
basic step patterns with lead/follow, eyed Joe, Chicken Dance, Swing, and
variations, and styling. Dance swing any Electric Slide. Parents/adults and kids,
place to popular,blues,big band,Country-' ages 16 and under,are welcome.
Western, or traditional music. Because Program fee $24 (Adults) $20 (Ages
West Coast continues to be a favorite of 16 & under accompanied by an
both social and competitive dancers,there adult.)
are swing clubs and competitions 5 meetings
throughout the nation. Saturdays,July 15-August 12
Program fee $48 11:30 am-12:15 pm Rec Ed 211
Presenter:Rita Kyselka #1587.01 (Adults)#1587.02 (Ages 16&under)
5 meetings
Thursdays,July 13-August 10 Presenter: Kristine Robbin - Has been
6-8 pm teaching Country-Western dancing in
Rec Ed 211 #1806.01 Orange County for 14 years, most notably
at the Crazy Horse Saloon on family day.
• Golden West College Summer•1995 Calendar of Events • 29
HEALIH & SAFET*Y
SINUSES Head, Neck, &
P�R'Y Shoulder Massage
Learn basic Swedish and Shiatsu massage
D techniques that will help reduce the
NECK tightness and minor aches and pains in
�7ONSILS the high-tension areas of the head, neck,
and shoulders. In this "hands-on"
Q5 EVES 5 O workshop you will be introduced to�P self-
� massage,and learn massage'methods that JAG SOLAR PLEXUS
SHOULDER
can give relief to friends and loved ones.
S AND ARM . THIROID Bring a towel and wear sweats over a
O
leotard or swimsuit.
Program fee $26
"oRE"A` Presenter: Kathleen M. Yoakum, M.A.,
KIDNEY C.M.T.-Director of Healing Arts,a health
Wand wellness company, and a Certified
N •` Massage Merapist.
O 1 meeting
Tuesday,July 25
V BLADDER 6:30-9:30 pm
® Community Center 102 #5306X
THIGH • •
APENDI%
SCIATIC
NERVE A Thoughtful Look at
Plastic Surgery
Reflexology: This seminar provides a comprehensive
Hand & Foot Massage look at the most common cosmetic
surgery procedures, their risks and
The program is an introduction to the rewards, who should and should not have
ancient art of hand and foot massage. cosmetic surgery,how to locate a qualified
Reflexology is a massage technique that plastic surgeon, what questions to ask,
uses reflex points on the hands and feet to realistic and unrealistic expectations, and
stimulate nerve endings relating to other anticipated costs of each ,operation.
parts of the body.Help yourself and others Includes slide presentations and
release stress and tension throughout the question and answer session.
body with this "hands-on" learning Program fee $16
experience.-Bring a towel and wear Presenter: Michael J. Kamper, M.D.,
comfortable clothing. F.A.C.S. - Board Certified in both Plastic
Program fee $26 Surgery and General Surgery. Past
Presenter: Kathleen M. Yoakum, M.A., President, Orange County Society of
C.M.T.-Director of Healing Arts,a health Plastic Surgeons. Former Chief, Dept. of
and wellness company, and a Certified Surgery, Humana Hospital; 21 years
Massage Therapist. private practice in Huntington Beach.
1 meeting 1 meeting
Thursday,July 27 Monday,June 19
6:30.9:30 pm 7:30-10 pm
Community Center 102 #5310.01 Business 108 #3557.01
30 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Ha tha Yoga
Hatha Yoga can recharge, renew,' and revitalize
your life through scientific, simple stretches.The
postures can help to increase flexibility, strength,
and reduce stress, tension, and fatigue through
.the use of effective and dynamic.breathing-
relaxing techniques.Wear comfortable clothing .
and bring a mat or towel.
Program fee $55
10 meetings
Tuesdays,June 27-Sept 5 f
(Does not meet 7/4) -
6-7:30 pm
Rec Ed 100 #9243.01
Presenter: Nanc Hemp.- Has taught yoga through community college and park and
recreation departments in Orange County for several years. She enjoys sharing the
principles of hatha yoga and its revitalizing benefits.
Pepper Spray & Mace: CPR for Adult,
Training and Certification Child, & Infant
.This State certified program provides an Often, the first sign of.a heart attack is
orientation regarding,the proper use of sudden death, but sudden death can be
pepper spray and mace, the psychological reversed if someone nearby.knows CPR.
and physiological effects of each on Join your friends and neighbors in
humans,first aid and decontamination,the learning the lifesaving techniques of CPR,
principles and limitations of their use,etc. rescue breathing, and the Heimlich
You will be issued a certificate.to carry a Maneuver. Understand your heart and
pepper spray or mace weapon upon how to avoid the risks of heart disease.
successfully passing the test administered , Fee includes American Heart
at this session and providing all the State Association Manual and course
requirements are met. Effective January participation card. This program
1, 1983, 16-17 year olds can obtain fulfills the CPR requirement for those
the State of California Tear Gas seeking a California Teaching
Permit with the written consent of Credential but does NOT meet the
parent or guardian; and they must CPR certification requirement for
register in person in the Community health -care professionals. Must
Services office accompanied by a register five.days prior to program
parent or guardian. start date in order to receive manual
Program fee $35 by mail; or for late registration, pick
Presenter: David E. Wiggs - Captain up manual in office.
(Retired),Westminster Police Department Program fee $39.
with over 26 years'experience. Presenter: Nancy Henry-Johnson - A
1 meeting certified American Heart Association
Saturday,July 15 Basic Cardiac Life Support Instructor. She
9 am-Noon teaches CPR classes throughout the
Administration 137 #7501.01 Orange County area.
1 meeting
Saturday,August 5
9 am-4:30 pm
Rec Ed 117 #5302.01
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COLLIGE . ,
FOR KIDS
Dinosaurs!
(Ages 4-7)
The mysteries of prehistoric time when
dinosaurs roamed the earth will be
explored. Children will study these extinct \
reptiles and-their strange world through
slides, stories, games, drawing and l
coloring exercises, and other activities.A
materials fee of $1 is payable to the
presenter at the first meeting. Bring a
snack.
Program fee $22
2 meetings
Tues&Thurs,July 11 &13
9.11 am
Administration 137 #4002.01 `
i
Slimy Creatures
Presenter: Mark Roeder, B.A. - A & Dinosaurs-
consultant to the San Diego Natural (Ages 7.12)
History Museum. He teaches educational Come learn about these fascinating
programs in paleontology and archaeology creatures (sharks,reptiles and dinosaurs).
at the Natural History Museums of Los Examine actual preserved sharks, rays,
Angeles County and San Diego and at skeletons, and.jaws plus preserved and
local elementary schools. live reptiles. Children will receive a fossil
shark tooth kit with real teeth to study and
will see real and reproduced bones, teeth,
and skeletons of dinosaurs. A $11
Crystals, Gems materials fee is payable to the
and Minerals presenter at the first meeting. Bring a
snack.
(Ages 7-12) Program fee $45
Explore the mysterious world of crystals, 3 meetings
gems,and minerals.You will examine the Mon,Wed,&Fri,July 24,26;&28
major types of minerals and get a mineral 9 am-Noon
kit for testing unknown materials.We will Administration 137 #4013.01
study the three classes of rocks—igneous,
metamorphic, and sedimentary; and
students will pan for gemstones.A $12
materials fee is payable to the _
presenter at the first meeting. Bring a
snack. Please escort your chtld to the
Program fee $45 -
3 meetings
First program -meetang, and
Mon,Wed,&Fri,July 24,26,&28 remain with htm/her unttl the
1 -a pm presenter:announces that the
Administration 137 #4030.01
program-has started
32 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Hooked on Science
all
Experiments in Science Experiments in Science �Ws
Part i Part I I '
(Ages 8-11) (Ages 8-11)
A fun way to learn about science with This workshop features a new series of
"hands-on" scientific experiments in activities and experiments. Participants
biology'.chemistry,geology, meteorology,. will have an opportunity to investigate
and physics. Many of these experiments totally new areas not covered in Part I.We
can be duplicated at home for the benefit will explore`magnetism, electricity, plant
of parents and friends. Supplies are and.animal dissection, and other popular
Included. areas of science.Supplies are included.
Program fee $37 Program fee $37
4 meetings 4 meetings
Mon-Thurs,July 17-20 Mon-Thurs,July 24-27
1:30-3pm 1:30-3pm
Math 104 #4004.01 Math 104 #4012.01
Participants may take Part I, Part II or both. Part I is not a prerequisite for Part II.
Presenter:Jay DuVal.- General Science Teacher in the Ocean.View School District for
many years.
.Country-Western Country-Western
and Line Dancing Dancing for
for. Kids the Family
Have fun learning the Two Step, Learn the Two Step, Ten Step,
Swing, Electric Slide, Ten_Step, p Cotton-eyed Joe, Chicken
and the Copperhead. Dance, Swing, and Electric
Program fee $24. Slide. Parents/adults and kids, ages 16 and
5 meetings(Ages 4-8) under,are welcome.
I Saturdays,July 15-August 12 Program fee $24 (Adults) $20 (Ages
9:30-10:15 am 16&under accompanied by an adult.)
Rec Ed 211 #1546.01 5 meetings
Youth ages 9-13 will learn the Two Step, Saturdays,July 15-August 12
Swing,Waltz,Tush Push, Slappin' Leather, 11:30 am-12:15 pm Rec Ed 211
and the Ten Step. #1587.01 (Adults)
Program fee $24 #1587.02(Ages 16&under)
5 meetings(Ages 9-13) y
Saturdays,July 15-August 12 i
10-30-11:15 am
Rec Ed 211 #1546.02
Presenter:'Kristine Robbin - Has been teaching Country-Western dancing in Orange
County for 14 years,most notably at the Crazy Horse Saloon on family day.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 33
Drama for Jos'
(Ages 5-7)
The Little Mermaid, aswritten by Hans J
Christian Andersen,-will be the emphasis A
of this creative dramatics program Using J✓ ,��
simple costume pieces, the children will act out as many characters as they wish!
Songs and dances will be included. Other
activities will be The Magician,
Instruments,,and a variety of theater J
games.At the last meeting of this fun- JJ •
filled workshop, there will be a �
special presentation of all learned s / •I •\
activities. '
Program fee $49
6 meetings
Tues&Thurs,August 8-24 Beginning Piano I:
9-10:30am
Community Center 102 - #1517.01 learning the Keyboard
(Ages 7-9&9-13)
Participants will be introduced to the
piano using an individual Yamaha
electronic piano. Musical games for
rhythm, sight reading, and theory will
show that. music is fun as well as
educational. Child must be 7 years of
age by April 30, 1995 to attend the
10 am session or 9 years of age by
46 April 30, 1995 to attend the 11 am
q_ session. We strongly encourage
parents of children ages 7-9 to attend•
• • with their children: Fee includes $8
piano book.
Actin One Program fee $74
g Presenter: David A. Lewis - Is a double
(Ages 8-16) major graduate from UCI with a B.M. in
Fun, fun, fun! Do you want to have music. He is the winner of two prestigious
fun? Have you ever played "A,B,Cs" or Piano performance scholarships from UCI.
`Toss an action?" If not, then this is the In addition to teaching,accompanying and
program for you!Theater games and � Performing, David is a playwright,
improvisation will be the emphasis of Producer, director, and composer of
this series of workshops.A presentation of children's musicals.
all learned activities will be demonstrated 12 meetings(Ages 7-9)
at the last meeting. Tues&Thurs,July 11 -August 17
Program fee $49 10-11 am
6 meetings. Music 200 #1620.61
Tues&Thurs,August 8-24 12 meetings(Ages 9-13)
11 am-12:30 pm Tues&Thurs,July 11 -August 17
Community Center 102 #1503.01 11 am-Noon
Music 200 #1621.01
Presenter: Carole L. Cooney, M.A. -
Acting teacher, director, writer, actress, Daily practice is essential in
and former elementary and high school learning to play the piano.
teacher.
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o ,
• a
Little White Gloves
For Girls& Boys
(Ages 4-6) ,. �
Basic Modeling
A workshop in manners and social graces (Ages 6-11)
will enhance your child's attitude'and self-
confidence. Greetings, farewells, and This is a wonderful opportunity to develop
introductions will be stressed as well as skills in poise and movement. Learn basic
thoughtfulness and appreciation. Your modeling including freeze, tearoom, and'
child will learn table and restaurant ramp modeling. Emphasis is on
manners and have-fun while becoming encouraging self-confidence that will allow
more poised and self-assured. the children to present themselves at their
Program fee $27 best in any situation. Bring a snack or
4 meetings money to purchase a snack. Parents
Saturdays,July 8-29 are invited to attend the last 1/2 hour
1 -1:45 pm on Friday for a fashion show
Community Center 102 #5016.01 presented by the participants.
Program fee $40
3 meetings
Etiquette and Manners Mon,Wed,&Fri,June 26,28;&30
for Preteens 1 -3 pm
Community Center 102 #5004.01
For Girls & Boys
(Age'"") Beauty Break
Proper manners and social behavior are .
important poise and confidence builders (Ages 11-15)
for the preteen. In this workshop learn Be an original! Develop a look that is
how to make introductions, write thank- uniquely you.Share professional modeling
you notes, respond to greetings and secre(s through basic instruction. Find the
farewells, and express' common look you will feel good about through
courtesies. Party, table, and restaurant information on skin care, makeup
manners will be stressed along with application, hair care and styling. After
information on setting an attractive table.. experiencing our nail clinic,your nails will
Have a fun and exciting time learning come "out of hiding". All this and
these important social skills. participation in a fashion show for. family
Program fee $29 and friends will give you poise and
4 meetings confidence to take you wherever you want
Saturdays,July 8-29 to go. Bring a snack or money to
2-3 pm purchase a snack.
Community Center 102 45050.01 Program fee $49
Presenter: Anna Alvarez - Is an 3 meetings
experienced modeling instructor. She also Mon,Wed,&Fri,June 26,28,&30
teaches social graces, etiquette, personal 9:30 am-Noon
development, and projection. She is a Community Center 102 #5009.01
lecturer and fashion show coordinator and Presenter: Ricki Van Hoorebeke - Color
commentator for community and civic &fashion consultant/professional makeup
organizations. artist.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 35
Memory Power Speed Spanish for Kids
& Study Skills, (Ages 9-14)
(Ages 9-17) Imagine your child speaking Spanish.
Now he or she can! A fun, fast-moving
Visualize your child with tremendous conversational Spanish program designed
learning and study skills. Imagine your to teach your child to converse in.Spanish.
child increasing his or her memory ten Upon completion, attendees will possess,
times,reading pages in seconds, reducing the ability to converse, have a vocabulary
study time, and easily getting all AN in of more than 500 words, and the
school. Kids will learn a simple and fun foundation to build their vocabulary and
method which will help them accelerate sentence variability. The Speed Spanish
learning and reduce study, time. System was developed by The Memory
Participants will learn techniques to help School and is presently being taught to
them remember what they read, see, and tens of thousands of children throughout
hear; improve math, spelling and note- the U.S.
taking skills; and increase concentration. Program fee $39
Fee includes the award-winning audio
cassette tape,Anyone Can Get All A's! Presenter: Chris Mikels -The Memory
Program fee $33 School.
Presenter: Chris Mikels -The Memory 6 meetings
School. Thursdays,July 6-August 10
9-10:30 am
1 meeting Business 108 #2507.01
Saturday,July 29
12:30-3:30 pm
Business 113 #3515.01
Speaking Skills for Kids Power Speaking for Teens
p g (Ages 14-18)
Overcome the
Discover how your grades will soar and
Speech-making Jitters your future financial success will be
(Ages 10-14) assured with powerful oral communication
Speaking in front of a group can be fun skills.You will learn the secrets of getting
and rewarding!This"hands-on"workshop AN on class reports. Speak like an honor
helps youth overcome pre-speech jitters student and leader. Learn how to deliver
and give prepared speeches with killer oral reports; speak persuasively
confidence. They will learn techniques to When called upon;speak with credibility in
speak louder and read from a script in a class and find out how to get hired on the
conversational manner. Participants will first interview. Handouts will be supplied
find out how to construct a book report,or for $2 payable at the door. An optional
other assigned reports in a simple natural book, EASY ELOQUENCE FOR
way,, and what words to accent when TEENS, may be purchased at the
reading a report workshop for $25. Please bring a
notebook.
Program fee $48
Program fee $28
Presenter: Sherrie Railsback - A Presenter:Vandye J. Forrester III,M.X-
professional speaker and trainer. She is a Mr. Forrester is a professional speaker,
.member of Toastmasters and The author, and teaches Persuasive Speaking
American Society of Training and at UCLA and California State University as
Development. well as community colleges.
2 meetings 1 meeting
Mondays,July24&31 Tuesday, l 18
1 -4 pm July
3-
Business 211 #5552.01 Business 211 #5523.01
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Calligraphy for Kids
The Study and Use of
Broad Pen Writing
(Ages 8-14)
This workshop will look at calligraphy as
Cartooningan art form and writing"skill.Work will be
done on two alphabet styles: Italian
(Ages 8-14) Cursive and Bold Gothic. For the first
'/ meeting, participants should bring
Participants will learn basic cartoon
drawing . and how drawing facial typing paper, and a wide felt-tip.
calligraphy pen (available at art
expressions and body language
supply stores). Fee includes
communicates the-story line. Human,
handouts.
animal, and object characters will be
studied. All work will be done on paper Program fee $46
with pencil and felt-tip pens. Each Presenter: Carl Glassford - GWC Art
participant should bring typing paper Instructor, free-lance illustrator, and
and a pencil and fine point, felt-tip graphic designer.
pen to the first session. Fee includes 6 meetings
handouts. Tues&Thurs,July 11 -27
Program fee $46 10:30 am-Noon
6 meetings Fine Arts 207 #1509.01
Mon&Wed,June 19-July 5
10-11:30am
Fine Arts 207 #1524.01 st'
6 meetings Y \
Mon&Wed,June 19-July 5
1 -2:30 pm
Airbrush
Fine Arts 207 #1524.02 for Teens
(Ages 12-18)
This workshop is a "hands-on"
Advanced Cartooning opportunity to experiment with a
(Ages 8-14) valuable art tool. Explore the various
uses of the.airbrush and learn some of
This workshop is a continuing study of the fundamentals. Airbrushes are
character design, cartoon personality furnished along with'instruction in the
development, and special drawing handling, care, and maintenance of.
techniques for humorous illustration. equipment. Bring a plain t-shirt to
Experience in cartooning or attendance in decorate and have some fun! A
a previous cartooning class is materials list will be provided
recommended. All work will be done on prior to the program. Bring a sack
paper with pencil and felt-tip pens. Each lunch.
participant should bring typing paper Program fee $37
and a pencil and fine point, felt-tip
pen to the first session. Fee includes Presenter: Jay Sagen, MFA- Is an
handouts. exhibiting artist and an Airbrush
Program fee $46 Instructor for Golden West College.
He has many years experience
6 meetings teaching Fine Arts at GWC and other
Tues&Thurs,'July 11 -27 area colleges and universities.
9-10:30am
Fine Arts 207 #1520.01 2 meetings
Presenter: Carl Glassford - GWC Saturdays,July 22&29Art 9 am-1 pm
Instructor, free-lance illustrator and Technology 212 #1552.01`
graphic designer.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 37
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Young Typistr
(Ages 8-11) Beginning Typing
This program will present a basic (Ages 12-17)
introduction to touch typing techniques
for the younger participants. It will be In this program young people will be
presented at a more elementary level with introduced to the basics of touch typing
enrollment limited to 20 participants per techniques working with Panasonic
session. Learning the typewriter keyboard typewriters. Learning the typewriter
will be a valuable tool for children in using keyboard will be a valuable skill for
a computer. Participants must supply students in using computers. Bring
their own inexpensive typing paper. inexpensive typing paper to the
Attendance at first program session is meetings. Attendance at first session
mandatory. is mandatory.
Program fee $48 Program fee $48
Presenter: Pat Hanna- Is a substitute Presenter: Pat Hanna- Is a substitute
teacher in the Newport-Mesa School teacher in the Newport-Mesa School
District and a college typing instructor District and a college typing instructor
with 19 years experience. with 19 years experience.
5 meetings 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,June 19-23 Mon-Fri,June 26-30
1 -3pm 1 .3pm
Library 206 #3011.01 Library 206 #3010.01
5 meetings 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,June 19-23 Mon-Fri,June 26-30
3:30-5:30 pm 3:30-5:30 pm
Library 206 #3011.02 Library 206 #3010.02
5 meetings 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,July 17-21 Mon-Fri,July 24-28
1 -3pm 1 -3pm
Library 206 #3011.03 Library 206 #3010.03
5 meetings 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,July 17.21 Mon-Fri,July 24-28
3:30-5:30 pm 3:30-5:30 pm
Library 206 #3011.04 Library 206 #3010.04
5 meetings S meetings
Mon-Fri,July 31 -August 4 Mon-Fri,July 31 -August 4
1 -3 pm 3:30-5:30pm
Library 206 #3011.05 Library 206 #3010.05
5 meetings
Mon-Fri,August 7-11
1 .3 pm
Library 206 #3010.06
38 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Beginning Typing II Karate for Kids
(Ages 12-17) (Ages 6-14)
(Must have completed Beginning Karate is a method of self-defense.
Typing I) Participants are taught how to extend the
Beginning Typing II will cover timed strength limits of their bodies and minds
writings,vertical and horizontal centering, by proper training, exercise, and practice.
and letter and manuscript formats. In this is a co-ed program, learn proper
Learning the typewriter keyboard will be a stance, and blocking, kicking, and
valuable tool for students in using a punching techniques. Have you taken
computer. Participants must supply this program before? Enroll again to
their own inexpensive typing paper. learn intermediate techniques.
Attendance at first session is Participants may work toward earning
mandatory. ' their belts.
Program fee $48 Program fee $34
Presenter: Pat Hanna - Is a substitute Presenter: Gary Pitts - Second Degree
teacher in the Newport-Mesa School Black Belt, Gold Medalist: 1990-Kata; and
District and a college typing instructor 1990,1992-Sparring.
with 19 years experience. 6 meetings
5 meetings Saturdays,July 8-August 12
Mon-Fri,August 7-11 10-10:45 am
3:30 -5:30 pm Rec Ed 218 #4500.01
Library 206 #3040.01
Kids on n Mac, Mouse
the MAC & the Kids
(Ages 7-12) (Ages 3-6)
This computer experience Take advantage. of a
is designed for fun while wonderful opportunity for
learning in a "hands-on" '" your child to experience
Macintosh environments the ease of using the
Using a simple word "mouse"to paint and draw
processor, your child will _ artistic creations on the
develop keyboard skills € &s M a c i n t o s h
and use his/her microcomputer.
imagination to write a i'"� SuperPaint can do just
short story. A paint that by combining a paint
program and a simple and a draw program into
music program will develop artistic skills one great package. Provide this head start
and encourage an interest in music. Each into microcomputers for your child. Each
participant will have a Macintosh participant will have a Macintosh
computer to use. Workshop is computer to use. This program is
designed for children only, and designed for children only, and
parents are not included. Bring a parents are not included. Bring a
snack. snack.
Program fee$78 Program fee $45
Presenters:Ida Pruitt&Don Nielsen Presenters:Don Nielsen&Ida Pruitt
3 meetings 2 meetings
Tues,Wed,&Thurs,June 27,28,&29 Tues&Thurs,June 20&22
9 am-Noon 9-11 am ,
Humanities 201 42142.01 Humanities 201 #2143.01
3 meetings 2 meetings
Tues,Wed,&Thurs,July 18,19,&20 Tues&Thurs,July 11 &13
9am-Noon 9-11 am
Humanities 201 #2142.02 Humanities 201, #2143.02
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 39
EE t .
Ir. ZOO
Camp a
(Ages 6,7)
Join the Junior Zoo Camp for Zoo Camp
explorations into the animal (Ages 8-14)
This five-day program provides campers
world in the exotic setting of with a fun and educational summer
the Santa Ana Zoo at experience featuring science labs, zoo
keeping opportunities, a field trip,games,
Prentice Park. and other"exotic" events. Campers work
directly with the animals learning their
behavior and care.The laboratory sessions
focus on animal adaptations as participants
Session A "dissect"owl pellets, study body structure
in relation to movement patterns, and
This week-long morning schedule measure and compare animal breathing
revolves around animal activities and and heartbeat rates. Thursday's schedule
crafts designed to introduce campers to includes a full-day trip to either the Los
the zoo's animal collection in a fun and Angeles Zoo on July 20 or the San Diego
exciting way. Wild Animal Park on August 3. Upon
$e$$lOn B returning to the Santa Ana Zoo at Prentice
Designed for returning Junior Zoo Park, the day concludes with an evening
Campers, this camp continues the animal potluck barbecue. Families are invited on
contact and adds new science activities Friday at 11:30 am to join campers for the
that build upon Session Ns curriculum. awards ceremony. Fee includes daily
Prior attendance in Session A is not a round-trip, chaperoned bus
prerequisite. transportation from the college to the
zoo, t-shirt, note-book, field trip, and
Fee includes daily round-trip, lab materials. Bring sack lunch and
chaperoned bus transportation from drink each day. Preregistration is
the college to the zoo, t-shirt, required, and early enrollment is
notebook, and a daily nutritious strongly advised as space is limited.
snack. Preregistration is required, Program fee $130
and early enrollment is strongly
advised as space is limited. 5 meetings
July 17-21
Program fee $75 Mon,Tue,Wed,8:35 am -3:25 pm
Session A Thurs,8:35 am-7:25 pm
5 meetings (Trip to L.A.Zoo)
Mon-Fri,July 17-21 Fri,8:35 am-12:25 pm
8:35 am-12:25 pm Refund deadline July 10 #8095.01
Refund deadline July 10 #8094.01 5 meetings
July 31 -August 4
Session B Mon,Tue,Wed,8:20 am-3:40 pm
5 meetings Thurs,8:20 am-7:40 pm
Mon-Fri,August 7-11 (Trip to San Diego Wild Animal Park)
8:35 am-12:25 pm Fri,8:20 am-12:40 pm
Refund deadline July 31 #8094.02 Refund deadline July 24 #8095.02
40 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Zoo Camp II
(Ages 8.14) `
Zoo Camp II is an advanced program for
campers ages 8-14. Laboratory sessions
focus on animal physiology and behavior,
where participants examine a variety of 5 _
animal senses and compare innate and s
learned behaviors. In the bone lab,
campers will reassemble animal skeletons, Animal Training in Zoos
calculate dental formulas, and compare
diets. Emphasis is placed on zoo (Ages 12-15)
husbandry skills, diet preparation, animal Designed for youth who are interested in
health, and handling techniques. animals, this program focuses on the
Thursday will be spent exploring the San principles of operant conditioning in
Diego Wild Animal Park. The monorail which desired behaviors are followed by
tour provides a "bird's eye" view of the reward. Attendees will receive hands-on
park which exhibits over 3,000 animals. experience with selected animals and will
The..camp concludes with an awards become involved in the training of both .
cereony on Friday at 11:30 a.m.;families natural and innovative behaviors using
are invited. Fee includes daily round-
trip, 'chaperoned bus transportation techniques ]earned in the program. On
from the college to the zoo, t-shirt, Thursday, youth will join other zoo
notebook, a field trip, and lab campers for a field trip to the Los Angeles
materials. Bring sack lunch and drink Zoo on July 20 or San Diego Wild Animal
each day. Preregistration is required, Park on August 10. They will have an
and early enrollment is strongly opportunity to view exhibits, observe
advised as space is limited. behavioral demonstrations, -and discuss
Program fee $145 training procedures. Fee includes daily
round-trip, chaperoned. bus
5 meetings transportation from the college to the
August 7-11 zoo, t-shirt, notebook, and field trip.
Mon,Tue,Wed,8:35am-3:25pm Bring a snack each day.
Thurs,8:35 am-7:25 pm Preregistration is required, and early
Fri,8:35 am-12:25 pm enrollment is strongly advised as
Refund deadline July 31 #8106.01 space is limited.
Program fee $95
5 meetings
July 17-21
PLEASE NOTE: Mon,Tue,Wed,&Fri,8:35 am-12:25 pm
Specific information on the camps Thurs,8:35 am-7:25 pm
will be furnished upon registration. (Trip to L.A.Zoo)
Bus departs Refund deadline July 10 #8124.01
Golden West College.Gothard 5 meetings
parking lotpromptly. Please August 7-11
Street
p g Mon,Tue,Wed,&Fri,8:35 am-12:25 pm
note specific camp for departure Thurs,8:35 am-7:25 pm
and return times. (Trip to Wild Animal Park)
Refund deadline July 31 #8124.02
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 41
Summer Sea
Adventure Camps
Join Golden West College and Orange County
Marine Institute for a week of summer fun and
adventure while learning about the ocean
environment. _
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Sea Adventure Camp
(Ages 7-9)
Enjoy five days of fun and adventure while
learning about the ocean environment.
This creative learning experience has Underwater Visions
been designed for young people ages 7-9 Traveling Sea Adventure Camp
years old. Activities include tidepool
explorations,two days"at the beach,"and (Ages 10-13)
two afternoon voyages aboard the Marine Have you ever wondered how a fish,shark
Institute's new floating laboratory, R/V or sea star sees the world? This newly-
Sea Explorer.Sea campers are exposed to revised program for youth, ages 10-13, is
the full range of laboratory and field designed to explore the relationship
experiences. Bring a lunch, towel, and between light and water and to teach
swimsuit each day. Fee includes daily students to see the underwater
round-trip, chaperoned bus trans- environment from new perspectives.
portation from the college to the Studying sharks and whales at Sea World,
Marine Institute. Preregistration is an afternoon wildlife adventure cruise
required, and early enrollment is aboard the R/V Sea Explorer, and a
strongly advised as space is limited. variety of laboratory activities (including
Program fee $181 dissection of a fish eye) will highlight this
5 meetings camp. Campers will spend three days at
Mon-Fri,July 31 -August 4 the beach learning about beach safety,
8 am-5 pm snorkeling techniques, and the play of
Refund deadline July 24 #8102.01 light on water. Bring a lunch, towel,
5 meetings " and swimsuit each day. Fee includes
'Mon-Fri,August 21 -25 daily round-trip, chaperoned bus
8 am-5 pm transportation from the college to the
Refund deadline August 14 #8102.02 Marine Institute. Preregistration is
required, and early enrollment is
strongly advised as space is limited.
PLEASE Program fee $193
NOTE 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,July 31 -August 4
Specific information on the camps 8 am-5 pm
will be furnished upon registration. Refund deadline July 24 #8103.01
Bus departs 5 meetings
Golden West College Gothard Mon-Fri,August 21 -25
Street parking lot promptly. 8 am-5 pm
Refund deadline August 14 #8103.02
42 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
SENIORS
Walking for Seniors
Awalking program especially designed for Advanced Aerobics
the active senior 55-79 years. This
program is recommended for all seniors for Seniors
who are new to.exercise and for members
of the beginning and advanced aerobic This program is designed for the
programs. Emphasis is placed on energetic senior who actively exercises.
breathing and walking posture and Emphasis will be.placed on movement,
provides a cardiovascular workout and flexibility, strengthening, breathing, and
features.warm-up, walk-out, cool-down, cardiovascular performance. Progress is
and final stretch-out.Walking shoes and on an individual level.
sweatsuits are recommended. Program-fee $30 with Gold Key Card;
Program fee $16 with Gold Key Card; $`4 without Gold Key'Card
$26 without Gold Key Card 20 meetings
10 meetings Mon&Wed,June 19-Aug 23
Fridays,June 23-August 25 Rec -Ed 21.21 pm
7 •8 am ec 8
GWC Track #9282.01 ($30 with Gold Key Card)
#4599.01 ($16 with Gold Key Card) #9282.02($44 without Gold Key Card)
#4599.02($26 without Gold Key Card)
Presenter: Ruth E. Bennett, M.A. - Fitness instructor, has master's degree in education
with emphasis on fitness for older adults,and is author of Aerobics for Seniors.
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Gold Xey Cards are available to persons 60 years or older, for a charge of$5 per year,
effective May 10, 1995 A Gold Key Card"entitles.senior�ci izens to a reduced rate at
designated events,including
• `Free parking student stalls o.n campus when the Gold 'Key Card is
displayed on the dashboard:.(dnver' side):
• Tickets for theater and;other cultural events at:a: :substantial discount
• 5ubstantuil discount prices on specified events, seminars; workshops,etc that
are planned fM semors
• Reduced rates on services in Cosmetology of GoIden''West College ;(Tuesdays and
Thursdays)
Purchase Gold Key Cards in person'at the Community Services Office in the Community.'
Center Monday Friday,S a m 5 p m
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events 9 43
RELY IONSH I PS
Love, Power, & Honor:
A Path for the
w= . Adventurous Couple
,r 'This program is for couples out of the
"honeymoon, romantic" phase of their
_ relationship and who, to some extent,
tea► somehow have lost their way together. Is
your passion not what.it used to be; are
your resentments and hostilities
increasing-, do you possibly feel more like
Y brother and sister than intimate partners?,
This seminar can help you breathe new
life into your relationship.There is a catch
however!You have to be willing to look at
and honor the "shadow sides" of yourself
` . . and your partner—those'parts of yourself
that you might not want to look at (but
until you do, they will continue to
contaminate your relationship). If you are
tired of being stuck in your relationship
HOW & Where t0 Meet ' and ready to take on the challenge of a
deeper, more loving relationship—this
the Right Person enlightening, powerful, and enjoyable
program is for you.
Based on twenty years of John Fergus' Program fee $24 (individual) or $42
research and experience with over 50,000 (couple)
singles,you will discover successful ways Presenter: Todd Creager, L.C.S.W.,
to start a conversation anytime,anywhere;' M.F.C.C. -Is a couples specialist and runs
five factors that will sabotage finding and a "Couple Fitness"program. He has been
keeping the right person;and how to meet in private practice for 12 years.
and approach people. Learn the two
changes'that will double your chances of Saturday,
July 8
finding the right person in.the next six S
9 am months and the ten warning signs in -1 pm
Business 211
recognizing emotionally unhealthy people; #3600.01 ($24 individual)
plus meet new people in thought- #3600.02 ($42 couple)
provoking discussion groups. Handouts
for a fee of$2 will be available at the
workshop (includes list of places to
meet other single professional people
in Orange County).
Program fee $27
Presenter: John Fergus - A social Register by Phone
scientist. He has been featured on radio with
talk shows, in newspapers, and in taped
interviews for A.M. Los Angeles and CBS
News.
1 meeting
Friday,July 14 See page 51 for instructions
7-10 pm on phone registration
Community Center 102 #3677.01
44 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
SPORTS
ACADEMY
Karate for Kids
'(Ages 6-14)
Karate is a method of self-defense. P�� IVA
Participants are taught how to extend the
strength limits of their bodies and,minds
by proper training, exercise, and practice.
In this is a co-ed program, learn proper
stance, and bllocking, kicking, and
punching techniques. Have you taken
this program before? Enroll again 'to
learn intermediate techniques. Junior Golf
Participants may work toward earning (Ages 8-13)
their belts.
Program fee $34 - This is a beginning program designed for
aspiring young golfers.-Instruction will
Presenter: Gary'Pitts- Second Degree cover the basic fundamentals of the golf
Black Belt, Gold Medalist: 1990•Kata; and swing and will focus on the short game
1990,1992-Sparring.
."(chip, pitch, and putt). Since this is a
6 meetings "hands-on" workshop, participants
i Saturdays,July 8-August 12 must bring their own club (preferably
10-10:45 am a 9 iron).
Rec Ed 218 #4500.01 Program fee $40
Presenter: Betsy Ward -.Is an Assistant
Professor of Physical Education.,She is a
Tennis for Tiny Tots golf instructor and has been a GWC
(Ages 5-7) faculty member for 11 years.
Designed to develop eye-hand coordin- 4 meetings
ation, instruction covers beginning basic Wednesdays,July 5-26
skills through organized drills. 4 -5 pm
Participants must bring their own GWC Utility Field #4522.01
"youth-size"racquet. Early enrollment
is advised as space is.limited.
Program-fee $45
Presenter: Stephanie Swanson, B.A. - Tennis for Kids
Has six years experience teaching (Ages 9-15)
children's tennis programs. Beginning tennis instruction for young
6 meetings. - people. It will focus on introduction and
Saturdays,July 8-August 12 improvement of-the basic strokes in "
9-10 am tennis: forehand, backhand, serve, and
GWC S Tennis Courts. #4508.01 volley. Participants must provide their
6 meetings own racquet.
Saturdays,July 8-August 12 Program fee $57 .
10 -11 am Presenter.: Paul Frey
GWC S Tennis Courts #4508.02 - GWC Tennis
Instructor.
6 meetings 6 meetings
Saturdays,July 8-August 12 Sundays,July 9-August 13
11 am-Noon
GWC S Tennis Courts #4508.03 11 am-1 pm
GWC N Tennis Courts #4512.01
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 45
Soccer Camp for Tennis Camp-Boys & Girls
Girls & Boys (Ages 10-16)
(Ages 8-12) These camps are for beginning, advanced
beginning, and intermediate players.
Soccer Camp will teach youths the Fundamentals. of serve, forehand,
fundamentals of playing each position, backhand, ground strokes, volley, and
including dribbling, trapping, passing, overhead will be stressed. Participants
heading, and shooting. Learn how to read will be grouped by age or level of play
the game and where and when to run.The and must wear tennis shoes and
week-long camp will encourage a sense of provide their own racquet. Sessions
individual, group, and team will meet and play on GWC tennis
responsibilities. Fee includes a daily courts.
beverage. All sessions meet and play Program fee: $86
on the GWC soccer field. Please bring Coordinator: Morio Parker-GWC Men's
a soccer ball if possible. Tennis Coach. Presenters: Current or
Program fee $61 former GWC team players.
Presenter: Bobby_ Ostovarpour - Has
played soccer on both the college and Camp
semi-pro level. He has nine years 8 meetings
experience coaching college, high school, Mon-Thurs,July 10-20
and youth soccer teams. 9-11 am.
GWC S,Tennis Courts #4543.01 .
5 meetings(Ages 8&9)Mon-Fri,July 10-14 Camp
11
9 am-Noon 8 meetings
Soccer Field #4530.01 Mon-Thurs,July 24- August 3
9-11 am
-14
Mon-Fri,July 10 14 _
5 meetings(Ages GWC S Tennis Courts #4543.02
1 -4pm
Soccer Field #4530. 02
Baseball Camp - Boys
(Ages 8-12)
This week-long camp will stress the Camp
fundamentals of throwing, fielding, hitting, 5 meetings
and base running. The staff composed of Mon-Fri,July 10-14
current and former college players will-work 9 am-Noon
individually with each athlete concerning GWC Baseball Field #4529.01
offensive and defensive problems relating to the game of baseball.Camp will conclude on Camp
11
Friday with a-baseball game and pizza party. 5 meetings
All sessions meet and play on the GWC Mon-Fri,July 17-'21
baseball field. 9 am-Noon
Program fee $61 GWC Baseball Field #4529.02
Presenters: John Nicholas - Six years Camp III
experience as Director and Associate 5 meetings
Director of GWC Baseball Camp. Brian Mon-Fri,July 24-28
Batesole-Director of Boys and Girls Club of 9 am-Noon
Westminster, Head ' Coach of the GWC Baseball Field #4529.03
Westminster High School baseball team, Camp IV
and scout for the Seattle Mariners. 5 meetings
Mon-Fri,July 31 -August 4
9 am-Noon
GWC Baseball Field #4529.04
46 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Funk am Fitness Organized Itnis
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Get fit and funky! In an easy to follow This is an opportunity for intermediate
format, learn the latest street dance, Hip- and advanced players to play in organized
hop, plus jazz routines. Incorporating singles and doubles games. Players will
cardio and dance techniques, this participate in a social setting of singles and
workshop is sure to get you jammin'! doubles challenge matches, WITHOUT
Must wear jazz or tennis shoes; no the"winning only"attitude being stressed.
leather soles. This program is taught (Minimum age 17 years. Players 16
on a hardwood floor and is not .years of age will be accepted if they
recommended for those with back, have participated in high school
knee, foot,or heart problems. varsity or junior varsity teams or a
Program fee $34 National Youth court team.)
Presenter: Juliane Gendron - Has Program fee $52
performed live and on TV and is currently Presenter: Paul Frey - GWC Tennis
dancing for a third season with the NIKE Instructor.
sponsored Hip-hop Performance Team, , 6 meetings
"Culture Shock."Julian is the first place Sundays,July 9-August 13
winner of the 1993 California Funk 8.11 am
Championships and is the creator/ GWC N Tennis Courts #4514.01
choreographer of the kids hip-hop group,
'Way II Funky.
7 meetings
Saturdays,July 8 19 9.10 am -August ` `page 43 for ,_
Rec Ed 201 #4554.01
Walking-_for. Seniors :,:
Step p and Sculpt \�`��walk:ngprog7am especially ,•
' Iles:fined for the actsve sensor
Join our exciting bench-stepping aerobic
age 5510 79
program. The combined use of bench- The program is recommended ,
stepping techniques and light hand- ;� �farall sensors\fish\o ...
weights (1-3 lbs.) shape and tone the anew to exerCueandformembers.;
upper body and develop cardiovascular W`
`, ofthe;be nntn a»?�advanced�`�:
endurance,bum fat,and tone the legs and
buttocks. Abdominal work is also `" : \\`aerobte�rograms
included. The high-intensity, low-impact ` \ �•
workout is designed for all ages, `
beginners and advanced alike. Aerobic
steps are available for use or you may
bring your own. Weights may be Advanced Aerobics'
purchased at a sporting goods store. `_� r\ \�
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Program fee $56for�Senrors
Presenter: Debbie Hackmann - GWC ` \;`�
Aerobic Instructor with a B.S. in Physical ;73 is program u designed for the .
Education and a B.A.in Dance. \energetic senor who actively
15 meetings exercises Emphasis wId be placed Q
Mon&Wed,June 12-August 2 moaement,ilex:.:bzlsty, trengthenmg;
(Does not meet 6/26) breathing, and cardio4.1
vascular
6.7Pm
Rec Ed 100 #4598.01 :perfor'mance Progress is on an
sndavdual level
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 47
SUMMER SWIM LESSONS
Golden West College has attained an outstanding reputation for aquatics
instruction. The lessons are Red Cross certified swimming instruction and are
taught by experienced, mature, well-trained aquatics experts. Classes will meet
Monday through Friday in 30-minute or 45-minute intervals. Each session will be
two weeks in length according to the schedule below. Instruction will be offered at
the following levels:
• Infant&Preschool Aquatic Program(IPAP)
- Parent & Me (Under 6 mos.-pediatrician Session I: June 19-30
approval required. Six mos.-1 year pediatrician
approval recommended.) Session II: July 3-14
- Preschool(Ages 3-5 years) (no class on 7/4)
• Level 1,2,&3
(5 years&up,divide classes first day) Session III: July 17-28
• Level 4 Session IV: July 31-August 11
(Swim 25 yards freestyle,backstroke)
• Level 5
(Swim 75 yards freestyle,elementary backstroke)
• Level 6
(Swim 200 yards freestyle,breaststroke, sidestroke)
• Diving(Level 4)
• Beginning Adult and Advanced Adult
(9 am each session)
• Stroke Lessons(Please call 714 895-8228 to be placed on the waiting list.)
• Emergency Water Safety(Please call 714 895-8228-to be placed on waiting list.)
Swim Lessons Registrations
Registration will take place at Golden West College Pool deck on the following
special registration dates: Saturdays, June 10 & 17, 8 am - noon, or during
any session (last 15 minutes of each half hour).
Program fee $30 (Program fee is non-refundable.)
Sherill Gordon: Coordinator of Golden West College summer swim program and
former GWC swim coach.
For further information, please call(714)895-8228.
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48 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
Swim Lesson Schedu e
IPAP IPAP
Preschool bevel 1,2,3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Diving Parent&Me
(30 min.) (30 min.) (45 min.) (45 min.) (45 min.) (45 min.) (30 min.)
9.00 X X X
9-30 X X
10:00 X X X X X
10.30 X X I X
11:00 X X X X X X*
11:30 X X
12:00 X X X- X Adv.X* X
12:30 X X
1:00 X X
1:30 x x Recreational Swim 1 2:20 p.m.
2:00 X x
2:30 x x x x x x
3:00 X •X X
3:15 X X
3:301 X X
If class is not offered at a time you desire, please check with the registration staf. Diving
lesson times will vary slightly during the 3rd and 4th session to accommodate added classes. ,
s
Family
ecreational .
wpm
Where. •
GWC$wlma�aing Pool
- _ (heated atdoor .
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Adult Recreational Swim
June 19wAug Il .
s (eRcBpt July 4) (Ages 18&Over)
►sat SUYI► Mondays,Wednesdays&Fridays
June 24 Aug June 19-August 11
8-9am
'Mlle: MOn Fri,1 2 2Q pm - GWC Swimming Pool
Sat$�S1Yn,;13 pm Fee$13 for 10 swims
Fee: 100,_Mon Fn Purchase pass 'at pool deck or in
$150 Sat&Sun Community Services Office.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 49
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Golden West CoRega Community Services
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Registration Form
ONE REGISTRATION FORM PER PERSON. This form may be reproduced or additional forms
are available in the Community Services Office. Confirmation will be mailed as soon as processed. If
your registration is received less than seven business days prior to the event,your confirmation may
not reach you in time,but your space will be reserved for your convenience,if space is available.
Mail to: COMMUN`TIY SERVICES REGISTRATION
Golden West College FAX:(714)895-8944
15744 Golden West Street For further information call(714)891-3991
P.O.Box 2748
Huntington Beach,CA 92647-2748 SOCIAL SECURITY#
Make check payable to: Golden West College
One check per event,please. (Otherwise,you may wait 4-6 weeks jor refund ofyourfee for ahlled program.
NAME
STREET APT.#
Taut First M.I.
CITY STATE ZIP
DAYPHONE ( ) EVE.PHONE ( )
GENDER(please circle) Male Female BIRTHDATE AGE
SENIOR'S GOLD KEY CARD NO. .
When there are multiple sessions,please enter your First and Second choices for faster processing.
TICKET NUMBER pROGRAM TITLE PROGRAM TRIPS/TOURS TOTAL OFFICE
First Choice Second Choice DATE (Number of FEE USE ONLY
Tidcets)
Date
• Parking Permit$10 Permit
See Registration Information page for (If Permit desired)
REFUND/TRANSFER POLICY. TOTAL operator
Method Of Payment
Check# Name On Check Total Paid$
Credit Card ❑VISA ❑MasterCard ❑ Discover Exp.Date
CreditCard No. —� —� —�
Authorized Signature Cardholder's Name
_________________________________________
(Please Print)
College for Kids and Sports Academy
Release and Medical Consent
My child, ,has my permission to participate in the
College for Kids/Sports Academy programs and I release Golden West College,Coast Community College
District,and any presenters and assistants from any liability arising from my son's or daughter's participation
in said programs. I understand the College does not provide health and medical insurance for the
participants.Consent is hereby given to the College for Kids/Sports Academy presenters and/or supervisors
to give or seek medical aid as required in the case of emergency.
If children are not picked up at the end'of each program, an additional fee of$5 will be charged for
administrative supervision.
Signature of Parent Date
I give my permission for any photographs taken of my child to be used in College publications.
Signature of Parent Date
50 • Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events •
REGIS*ATION INFO ION
Community Services Programs
Registration Information: All registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Please
review the following information prior to filling out the registration form._
Mail Registration:
1. Complete the registration form, enclose payment, and mail NO LATER THAN TEN (10) DAYS
PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF THE PROGRAM.
Mail to: COMMUNITY SERVICES REGISTRATION
Golden West College
15744 Golden West Street
P.O.Box 2748
Huntington Beach,CA 92647-2748
2. Confirmation will be mailed to you as soon as processed. If you do not receive
confirmation two days prior to the event,call Community Services at(714)891-3991 to
verify your registration. If your registration is received less than seven (7)business days
prior to the event,your confirmation may not reach you in time; but your space will be
reserved for your convenience(if space available).
NOTE: All returned checks subject to$15 charge.
FAX or Phone Registration: Only with VISA, MasterCard or Discover ($10 minimum). By
phone call the Community Services Office at (714) 891-3991.
OR Please have your credit card, Social Security Number, and all
( in
program information available before you call. Social Security
` Numbers are used for identification purposes only. By FAX call
(714)895-8944.
In-Person Registration: Register in the Community Services Office.We will be moving to the
Community Center in late summer. Call (714) 891-3991 to verify our
present location. Monday Thursday,8 am.-7:30 p.m.;Friday,8 am.-
''/�` 5 p.m.; Saturday, 8 am.- 1 p.m. Office hours are subject to change.
Registering in person does not guarantee a space in a program.
Refund/Transfer Policy(Programs/Workshops):
By Participant's Request—These requests are accepted no later than three (3)working days prior
to the program start date by applying in person or by calling
Community Services (714) 891-3991. (Office hours listed above under
"IN-PERSON REGISTRATION.")There is a$7 processing fee for each
program/participant Refunds/transfers are not made based on
non-receipt of registration confirmation. Refund checks will be
mailed to you within 4-6 weeks of your refund request
By Community Services—If the program is cancelled by Community Services, a full refund will
automatically be mailed to you within 4-6 weeks of the cancellation.
Trips/Tours Refund Policy:
No refunds after printed refund deadline date.There will be a$7 processing fee on all requests
received by the refund deadline date. For other Community Services Activities that do not have a
printed refund deadline date,refer to"REFUND/TRANSFER POLICY(PROGRAMS/WORKSHOPS)"
printed above. Refunds/transfers are not made based on non-receipt of registration
confirmation. If GWC Community Services must cancel,full refunds will be processed in 4-6 weeks.
Parking Policy:
Fee parking in effect Monday-Thursday,8 a.m.-10 p.m.;Friday,8 am.-5 p.m.
No permit required on Friday after 5 p.m.,all day Saturday or Sunday.
Parking permit $10.Visitors may purchase a temporary parking ticket for$1/day,from yellow Ticket
Dispensers.See inside front cover for more information.
Return of parking permit,in original condition, is required for refund. No permit refunds processed
after the end of second week of program. Replacement of lost,stolen or damaged permits,or permits
sold with the vehicle will be$10 at the Bookstore.
• Golden West College Summer 1995 Calendar of Events • 51
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Executed on July 27, 1995 — peal to the Planning'Com P:there rare any 'further
mission's .denial'to allow questlons_,please:call: the
at Costa Mesa, California. expansion of- an existing: Planning Division at (714)
adult business and modify 538.5271. and refer to the
[condltlons.of approval ep r above Items Dlreetsyour'
iplicable to;hours of opera f written•communications Yo
alon:Location:7344 Center' the City Clerk_.
Avenue; m northeast comer.: Connie Brockway,
'of Gothard Street and Con-, City.Clerk,'Clty. of Hun-
ter Avenue: Planner. As.. lington Beach, Z000—
signed.Susan Pierce Mgln.Street,Znd Floor;
6_-EN that
HEREBY'' Huntington`Beach,Cal-
9 al ,GIVEN that the above_Item
is_ categorically, exempt Ifornla 92848,; (714).
from the provisions of the 538.3ZZ7` _ .
California .Environmental Published Huntington'
Signature o�al�ty_A . Bosch
•Fountain Valley In.
dependent.July 27,1995.
075-832
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE 7/a
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH(APPEAL TO!-DENIAL BY. 'THE PLANNING COMMISSION)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, August 7, 1995, at 6:30 PM in the City �
Council Chambers, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, the City Council will hold a �l
public hearing on the following planning and zoning item:
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R-APPEAL: .
Applicant/Appellant - Rosalie Taddeo Request: Appeal to the Planning
Commission's denial to allow expansion of an existing adult business and modify
conditions of approval applicable to hours of operation. Location: 1344 Center
Avenue, northeast corner of Gothard Street and Center Avenue. Planner
Assigned: Susan Pierce
-3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Item is categorically exempt from the
provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act.
ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the City Clerk's Office, 2000 Main `'' •��Ch
Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the public. A copy of they
staff report will be available to interested parties at the City Clerk's Office after August 3,
1995.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or
submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. If you challenge the City
Council's action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone
else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence
delivered to the City at, or prior to, the public hearing. If there are any further questions
please call the Planning Division at (714) 536-5271 and refer to the above items. Direct
your written communications to the City Clerk
Connie Brockway, City Clerk
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Huntington Beach, California 92648
(714) 536-5227
(PCLG0807)
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SUSAN K CASE
OWNERSHIP LISTING SERVICE
917 Glenneyre Street, Suite 7
Laguna Beach, California 92651
714/494-6105
FAX: 714/494-7418
Certification of Property Ownership List
THE ATTACHED LIST REPRESENTS THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL PROPERTY
OWNERS LOCATED WITHIN 300 FEET OF THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES OF THE
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 7344 Center Ave,Huntington Beach CA
THIS INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED FROM THE LATEST
Orange County Assessment Rolls, September 20 1994
SOS W. CASE
CITY COUNCIL AND/OR REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PUBLIC HEARING REQUEST
SUBJECT:
DEPARTMENT: � MEETING DATE:
CONTACT: PHONE: X,5-25-
N/A YES NO
( ) (✓f ( ) Is the notice attached?
( ) (✓f ( ) Do the Heading and Closing of Notice reflect City Council (and/or
Redevelopment Agency)hearing?
Are the date,day and time of the public hearing correct?
( ) (✓j ( ) If an appeal, is the appellant's name included in the notice?
If Coastal Development Permit, does the notice include appeal language?
Is there an Environmental Status to be approved by Council?
Is a map attached for publication?
(✓j ( ) ( ) Is a larger ad required? Size
( ) (►�j ( ) Is the verification statement attached indicating the source and accuracy of the
mailing list?
( ) (✓� ( ) Are the applicant's name and address part of the mailing labels?
( ) ( ) ( ) Are the appellant's name and address part of the mailing labels?
If Coastal Development Permit, is the Coastal Commission part of the mailing
labels?
If Coastal Development Permit, are the Resident labels attached?
Is the33343 report attached? (Economic Development Dept. items only)
Please complete the following:
1. Minimum days from publication to hearing date /d
2. Number of times to be published
3. Number of days between publications
J�
Huntington Beach Planning Commission
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' P.O. Box 190 California 92648
Date: June 30, 1995,
NOTICE OF ACTION
Applicant: Rosalie Taddeo, 7344 Center Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Subject: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R(CONTINUED FROM THE
MARCH 28, 1995, PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING)
Your application was acted upon by the Huntington Beach Planning Commission on
June 27, 1995 and your request was:
WITHDRAWN
APPROVED
C,
APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS
DISAPPROVED XX (see attached).
TABLED
CONTINUED UNTIL
Under the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance code, the action taken by the Planning
Commission is final unless an appeal is filed to the City Council by you or an interested party.
Said appeal must be in writing and must set forth in detail the actions and grounds by and upon
which the applicant or interested party deems himself aggrieved. Said appeal must be
accompanied by a filing fee of five hundred.($500) dollars and be submitted to the City Clerk's
office within ten(10) days of the date of the Commission's action.
In your case, the last day for filing an appeal and paying the filing fee is July 7, 1995
Provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code are such that any application becomes null
and void one (1) year after final approval, unless actual construction has started.
THIS 5 t- � wA3 S p T TIC TYc e Pt,t 60M T
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Huntington Beach Planning Commission
P.O. BOX 190 CALIFORNIA 92648
June 30, 1995
Rosalie Taddeo
7344 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
SUBJECT: CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R(CONTINUED FROM THE .
MARCH 28, 1995 PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING)
PROPERTY
OWNER: Jerwel Enterprises, 7400 Center Avenue, Suite 105,Huntington Beach, CA 92647
REQUEST: To permit a 919 square foot expansion of an existing adult business (retail sales) and to
increase the hours of operation.
LOCATION: 7344 Center Avenue
LAT i OF
ACTION: June 27, 1995
FINDINGS FOR DENIAL - CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R:
1. Based on new evidence the Planning Commission determined that Golden West College is an
"educational facility frequented by minors."
2. The adult business is located..,Arithin 500 feet of an"educational facility frequented by minors!'
Therefore, it does not comply with the locational criteria applicable to adult businesses.
I hereby certify that Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1R was denied by the Planning Commission of the City
of Huntington Beach on June 27, 1995 upon the foregoing findings.
Sincerely,
Howard Zelefsky, Secretary
Planning Commission
by:
Sco, ess, AIC
Senior Planner
(pcc103 I-1)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
a . (APPEAL TO=DENIAL EY THE PLANN2-NG COMMISSION)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, August 7, 1995, at 6:30 PM in the City
Council Chambers, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, the City Council will hold a
public hearing on the following planning and zoning item:
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R- APPEAL:
Applicant/Appellant -Rosalie Taddeo Request: Appeal to the Planning
Commission's denial to allow expansion of an existing adult business and modify
conditions of approval applicable to hours of operation. Location: 7344 Center
Avenue, northeast corner of Gothard Street and Center Avenue. Planner
Assigned: Susan Pierce
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Item is categorically exempt.from the
provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act.
ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the City Clerk's Office, 2000 Main
Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the public. A copy of the
staff report will be available to interested parties at the City Clerk's Office after August 3,
1995.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or
submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. If you challenge the City
Council's action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone
else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence
delivered to the City at, or prior to, the public hearing. If there are any further questions
please call the Planning Division at (714) 536-5271 and refer to the above items. Direct
your written communications to the City Clerk
Connie Brockway, City Clerk
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Huntington Beach, California 92648
(714) 536-5227
(PCLG0807)
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•
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCH,OF THE
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
. (APPEAL TO .DENIAL .$Y. `THE PLANNING COMMISSION)
-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, August 7, 1995, at 6:30 PM in the City
Council Chambers, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, the City Council will hold a
public hearing on the following planning and zoning item:
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 93-1R- APPEAL: .
Applicant/Appellant -Rosalie Taddeo Request: Appeal to the Planning
Commission's denial to allow expansion of an existing adult business and modify
conditions of approval applicable to hours of operation. Location: 7344 Center
Avenue, northeast corner of Gothard Street and Center Avenue. Planner
Assigned: Susan Pierce
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Item is categorically exempt from the
provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act.
ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the City Clerk's Office, 2000 Main
Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the public. A copy of the
staff report will be available to interested parties at the City Clerk's Office after August 3,
1995.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or
submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. If you challenge the City
Council's action in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone
else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence
delivered to the City at, or prior to, the public hearing. If there are any further questions
please call the Planning Division at (714) 536-5271 and refer to the above items. Direct
your written communications to the City Clerk
Connie Brockway, City Clerk
City of Huntington Beach
2000 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Huntington Beach, California 92648
(714) 536-5227
(PCLG0807)
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REQUEST FOR LATE SUBMITTAL OF RCA
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>:: Council MeetingDate: __ :: Date of This Request:
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'REASON (Why is this RCA being submitted late?
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EXPLANATION (Why is this RCA necessary to this agenda?):
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CONSEQUENCES How shall delay of this RCA adversely impact the City?):
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Signature: O Approved O Denied O Approved O Denied
Initials
Required
De rtrAent Head Ray Silver Michael Uberua a
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RCA ROUTING H S EET
INITIATING DEPARTMENT: Community Development
SUBJECT: Conditional Use Permit No. 93-1 R Appeal
COUNCIL MEETING DATE: August 7, 1995
............ARAATTACH T SM
Ordinance (w/exhibits & legislative draft if applicable) Not Applicable
Resolution (w/exhibits & legislative draft if applicable) Not Applicable
Tract Map, Location Map and/or other Exhibits Not Applicable
Contract/Agreement (w/exhibits if applicable)
(Signed in full by the City Attorney) Not Applicable
Subleases, Third Party Agreements, etc.
(Appoved as to form by City Attorney) Not Applicable
Certificates of Insurance (Approved by the City Attorney) Not Applicable
Financial Impact Statement (Unbudget, over $5,000) Not Applicable
Bonds (If applicable) Not Applicable
Staff Report (If applicable) Attached
Commission, Board or Committee Report (If applicable) Not Attached (Explain.
Findings/Conditions for Approval and/or Denial Attached
EXPLANATION FOR MISSING ATTACHMENTS
Planning Commission staff report summarized in RCA.
..
REVIEWED RETURNED FOR, ED>
. .
Administrative Staff
Assistant City Administrator Initial
City Administrator Initial
rCity Clerk
EXPLANATION FOR RETURN OF ITEM:
Space . Only)
Connie Brockway,City Clerk
City of Huntington Beach
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Office of the City Clerk
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Huntington Beach,CA 92648 j ` �: 3 In'
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