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Carefree/scott Fetzer Company

Eugene Pennington Smith

Scott Patrick Thompson

Lawrence P Smith

An awning assembly having an awning connection system for coupling an awning canopy to a support structure and providing a cover to the awning canopy when the awning assembly is in a closed position. The awning connection system comprises a unitary film segment having a distal end connected to the awning canopy and a proximal end for securing to the support structure. The unitary film segment further comprises an attached region for coupling the unitary film segment to the awning canopy.

Awning canopy cover and connection system

A fuel additive for internal combustion engines contains a mixture of toluene, methanol, isopropyl alcohol, and mineral oil as base ingredients mixed with a mixture having acetone, methanol, toluene, and xylene mixed in a predetermined order in predetermined amounts. The fuel additive is added to an internal combustion engine fuel to improve the operation of the engine and reduce pollutants released into the atmosphere by the engine running the fuel and additive.

Fuel additive

An automatic water sprinkler assembly is provided. A main conduit is connected to a source of water pressure, at least a portion of the main conduit is buried underground with a releasably connected vertical portion extending above ground. A main horizontal feeder conduit having at least four vertical output conduits is connected to a source of electrical power for operating electrically controllable valves associated with each of said at least four vertical output conduits for selectively controlling fluid flow therethrough. Each of the four vertical output conduits has an end portion terminating above ground and releasably connected to a primarily horizontally extending discharge conduit. The vertical portion of the main conduit, the horizontal feeder, and the vertical output conduits are all releasably connected above ground so that the entire distribution assembly is portable. Alternatively, the valves may be manually operated.

Portable sprinkler distribution assembly

A canopy for overhanging a door or window and the method of assembling the canopy to the wall. The assembly including a pair of channel assemblies mounted in a spaced relation between the structural girts of the wall over the door or window, a frame assembly having an angle member on each side for connecting the assembly to the channel assemblies, a roof-trim assembly mounted on the frame assembly and a soffit sheet mounted on the bottom of the roof-trim assembly to enclose the roof-trim assembly.

Canopy structure and method of assembly

The present invention is directed to a bowling aid which is secured to the hand of a bowler, encompassing the palm portion, wrist portion and the back of the hand. The palm and wrist portion of the bowling aid have aligned elongated rigid plate members that permit bending at a point that is close to their juncture. The back of the hand and the wrist portion of the bowling aid also have aligned elongated rigid plate members that permit bending at a point that is close to their juncture. Adjusting means are disposed in the palm portion, wrist and back of the hand portions of the aid to bend the bowler's hand in preselected desired angles and lock the position so selected.

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Westminster, CO, United States of America

Eugene Pennington Smith