Leslie Perhacs

42794196, Jul 21, 1981

Jul 21, 1980

6/170648

George A. Barnes - Seattle WA
Leslie Perhacs - Port Ludlow WA

Victory Games, Inc. - Issaquah WA

A63F 706

273 874

A golfing figure is shaped to resemble the stance of a human golfer when addressing a golf ball and is designed to duplicate an ideal golf swing. The golfing figure includes an upper body member which is joined with a lower body member to rotate about an axis extending generally along the length of the upper body member in the same manner in which the upper body of a golfer swings when hitting a ball. The upper and lower body members are interconnected by a torsion spring which automatically rotates the upper body member forwardly after it has been manually rearwardly rotated. The degree of relative rotation permissible between the upper and lower body members is limited to approximately the actual movement of the upper body of a golfer when hitting a golf ball. The torsion spring is mounted within mating upper and lower sockets contained at the juncture of the upper and lower body members. The hands of the golfing figure include an arcuate notch which is adapted to receive and lock a blade projection on the handle end of a miniature golf club held by the golfing figure.

52858960, Feb 15, 1994

Mar 25, 1992

7/856631

Robert G. Salatka - Fallbrook CA
William B. Buck - Fallbrook CA
James H. Mitchell - San Diego CA
William J. Schultz - Encinitas CA
Leslie Perhacs - Fallbrook CA

Timely Medical Innovations, Ltd. - Carlsbad CA

B65D 8524

206366

An apparatus for receiving and locking a hypodermic needle hub inserted therein includes a container with a cavity and a top cover with ports. A hypodermic needle cannula and hub may be inserted into each port. Each port has a dimension smaller than the largest cross-sectional dimension of a respective hub. Hub engaging and locking components are secured adjacent the top cover for engaging each hub inserted into a port.

D2660857, Sep 7, 1982

Apr 30, 1979

6/034257

Leslie Perhacs - Port Ludlow WA

Proctor & Associates Company - Redmond WA

D1403

D14 57

51489058, Sep 22, 1992

Apr 18, 1989

7/340129

David J. Tacke - Polson MT
Leslie Perhacs - Fallbrook CA

Binoptic International Systems, Inc. - Wilmington DE

G07F 700
G07F 1702

194210

A binocular vending apparatus for attachment to a structure, preferably a seat bottom, a seat back or a pedestal, is provided. The vending apparatus includes a pair of binoculars, a housing for removably retaining the pair of binoculars, and a mounting plate which is attachable to the structure, wherein the housing is mountable to the mounting plate when the mounting plate is attached to the structure. The vending apparatus preferably includes an elongated tether connected to the housing and also to the binoculars such that the binoculars are tethered to the housing. The vending apparatus preferably includes a binocular vending machine operated by magnetic tokens. The magnetic tokens have a magnetic code for actuating elements of the vending machine such that the vending machine will respond in a predetermined manner to the insertion of the vending token. Preferably, the vending token includes a plurality of magnetic regions having opposite magnetic pole orientations. A banking device for collecting vending apparatus operating tokens is also provided.

53539044, Oct 11, 1994

Sep 21, 1992

7/948292

David J. Tacke - Polson MT
Leslie Perhacs - Fallbrook CA

Binoptic International Systems, Inc. - Polson MT

C07F 700
C07F 1702

194210

A binocular vending apparatus for attachment to a structure, preferably a seat bottom, a seat back or a pedestal, is provided. The vending apparatus includes binoculars, a housing for removably retaining binoculars, and a mounting plate which is attachable to the structure, wherein the housing is mountable to the mounting plate when the mounting plate is attached to the structure. The vending apparatus preferably includes an elongated tether connected to the housing and also to the binoculars such that the binoculars are tethered to the housing. The vending apparatus preferably includes a binocular vending machine operated by magnetic tokens. The magnetic tokens have a magnetic code for actuating elements of the vending machine such that the vending machine will respond in a predetermined manner to the insertion of the vending token. Preferably, the vending token includes a plurality of magnetic regions having opposite magnetic pole orientations. A banking device for collecting vending apparatus operating tokens is also provided.

D2611180, Oct 6, 1981

Jun 4, 1979

6/044977

Leslie Perhacs - Port Ludlow WA

Proctor & Associates Company - Redmond WA

D1005

D10121

52655300, Nov 30, 1993

May 19, 1992

7/886388

Leslie Perhacs - Fallbrook CA
Madaline Plueger - Fallbrook CA
Robert G. Salatka - Fallbrook CA

Jawz, Inc. - Fallbrook CA

B30B 700
B30B 932

100233

A device for compacting hollow aluminum or plastic containers comprising a base having a concave arc-shaped surface having a first radius, an arm having a convex arc-shaped surface having a second radius, substantially equal to or smaller than the first radius, and a hinge for hingedly securing a first end of the arm adjacent to a first end of the base whereby the arm is pivotally movable on the hinge relative to the base between a closed position in which the convex surface is received and nested in the radius of the concave surface recess and the concave and convex surfaces are substantially parallel along their respective arcs.

D3355063, May 11, 1993

Sep 20, 1991

7/762642

David J. Tacke - Polson MT
Leslie Perhacs - Fallbrook CA

Binoptic International Systems Incorporated - Polson MT

D20 1