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Arthur Kleinpell

Michael J Hartman

Richard Allen Hartman

A practice hockey puck includes a puck body with an upper surface a lower surface and a generally flat side wall interconnecting the upper and lower surface. The lower surface of the puck body has a bore defined therein. A friction reducing cover has in inner surface and a generally flat outer surface. A connecting leg extends from the inner surface. The leg is disposed in the bore in the lower surface of the puck body so as to retain the inner surface of the puck cover adjacent to the lower surface of the puck body.

Practice hockey puck

A scoop for scooping pet food includes a scooping portion with an inner surface, an outer surface, and a lip interconnecting the inner and outer surfaces. The inner surface is concave and smooth, while the outer surface is spaced from the inner surface and forms a three-dimensional representation of a non-cup-shaped object. The lip is disposed generally in a plane. The handle portion extends from the scooping portion and is generally coplanar with the lip of the scooping portion.

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Bloomfield Hills, MI, United States of America

Arthur Kleinpell