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Robert S Troxclair

Aldona Jedrysiak Spiegel

Linda N Rundell

A tube flushing device has a shell having a first housing and a second housing connected on a side thereof so as to be movable between an open position and a closed position. A first pair of wheels are rotatably mounted in the first housing. A second pair of wheels rotatably mounted in the second housing. The first pair of wheels engages the second pair of wheels when the housings are in the closed position. The shell has openings on opposite ends thereof. A tube can extend through the openings and between the first and second pair of wheels so as to allow fluids therein to be flushed therefrom as the shell moves along the length of the tube.

Apparatus for flushing fluids from a tube

A bingo sheet organizing device having a first panel with a size suitable for receiving a bingo sheet, a second panel having a size suitable for receiving a bingo sheet, and a body connected in hinged relationship to an edge of the first and second panels. The first and second panels extend radially outwardly from the body. A suitable retainer is provided so as to retain the bingo sheet on each of the panels. The body is a tubular member having at least one hinge member extending outwardly therefrom. The hinge member extends generally longitudinally along the body. A handle is fastened to an exterior surface of the tubular member and extends outwardly transverse to a plane of the second panel. An elastic band extends around the first panel distal to the connection of the first panel to the body so as to receive the bingo sheet therewithin. A lip is formed along an edge of the first panel in resilient contact with the panel so as to receive an edge of the bingo sheet.

Bingo board organizing device

An integral, open-sided basin is formed with body supporting steps, a number of air jets and fittings for water circulation. The open side is connected to a corresponding opening in the wall of a swimming pool and the opening is selectively closed by a removable divider panel to allow the basin to serve as pool entry or exit, a therapy pool at the side of the swimming pool, or, when connected to another identical therapy basin, to serve as a totally independent and self-contained therapy pool.

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Robert S Troxclair