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Mary Eileen Adams

David L Adams

A shopping cart braking device, for use in conjunction with an existing shopping cart, for selectively immobilizing the shopping cart upon a support surface. The braking device comprises a substantially U-shaped tube having a first end, a second end, and a horizontal centrally located connecting portion extending concentrically through a brake pad. The first and second ends of the braking device are hingeably attached to the front crossbar of the shopping cart, in proximity to the front wheels of the shopping cart. When the braking device is in the unbraked position, the braking device has been raised by a foot of the user, and the movement of the shopping cart is unimpeded. When the braking device is in the braked position, the braking device has been lowered by the foot of the user, the brake pad is wedged under the front wheels of the shopping cart, and the shopping cart is immobilized.

Shopping cart braking device

A well screen for preventing contaminants such as debris, pests, and insects from falling into the well water. The well screen includes a barrier having top and bottom faces with a plurality of apertures therethrough. A plurality of elongate hanging arms are upwardly extended from the top face of the barrier. The hanging arms each have an outwardly extending upper extent.

Well screen system

A reminder system for reminding a user that an action is to be taken, such as a pledge payment. In the preferred embodiment the system includes a dispensing tray containing a packet of collated materials. The collated materials comprise calendar pages with remittance envelopes interposed between calendar pages. When a calendar page is removed from the stack, a remittance envelope is revealed which the user may use to mail the scheduled payment. A panel is engageable at the rear of the tray to display information or decorative indicia.

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Spring City, PA, United States of America

Mary Eileen Adams