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Don N Hunt

Faith-Ann Arnold

Robert P Anderson

Jimmy R Howard

An absorbent fabric bag having an opening of sufficient size to admit an animal into the interior cavity and having at least one area for providing ventilation into the interior of the bag. The bag has a closing device to prevent the contained animal from exiting at will.

Small animal drying bag

The present invention is directed to improved pet toys that are safe and attractive to small pets having sharp teeth, such as ferrets. The chew toy of the invention contains from 41 to 60 weight percent (wt %) gelatin, from 10 to 40 wt % plasticizer, and from 10 to 25 wt % water. The toy simulates the texture and consistency of rubber, but will dissolve in the animal's stomach and is easily digested.

Chew toy for domestic ferrets and similar small pets

A mated pair of sleeper bars (34) comprises a first bar (25) having one end (28') thereof notched to form two fingers (29') and three slots (31'), while one end of the second bar (25) is notched to form three (29) fingers and two slots (31), with the fingers (29) of one bar (25) adapted to fit within the slots (31') of the other bar (25'). The mating fingers (29 and 29') and slots (31 and 31') are drilled for insertion of a connecting pin (37) for pivotally locking the matched ends (28 and 28') of the sleeper bars (25 and 25') together. A plurality of compartments (42) are formed along the length of each sleeper bar (25 and 25'), each compartment (42) being adapted to receive and hold a container (44) filled with a fluid material.

Safety device for roof work

A remote control and display panel system suitable for eating establishments, for example, wherein the orders as to item and quantity per item, for a succession of customers, may be fed into a composite memory system and displayed on the display panel so that cook personnel may perceive the same. Information fed into the memory system is continuously strobed so as to supply a visually continuous read-out of such information on the display panel. Features are incorporated in the system to provide for accommodation to the use of a plurality of controls panels with one or more display panels; equipment is provided for clearing and ease of operation.

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West Jordan, UT, United States of America

Don N Hunt