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Fork, Inc.

Ronald G Albright

William D Albright

A portable hand held apparatus for randomly selecting by chance a plurality of numbers particularly suitable for lottery selections. A plurality of buoyant cubes are contained in the fluid tight generally opaque container. The container has a window for viewing a predetermined number of the cubes temporarily trapped and arranged adjacent the window after agitating the container by a user. A cube receiving channel is formed within the container adjacent the window for releasably trapping a desired number of cubes adjacent the window. The fluid and buoyant cubes provide a pleasing movement of the cubes within the container when agitated by the user and randomly come to rest adjacent the viewing window.

Apparatus for random number selection

An integral one-piece fishing rod holder having a Y-shaped configuration formed by an elongated stake adapted to be inserted generally vertically into the ground and a pair of arms extending upwardly outwardly from a junction zone formed by the upper end of the stake and arms. An elongated vertically extending slot is formed in the junction zone of the Y-shaped holder for receiving and supporting a portion of a fishing rod therein. A curved passage is formed in the junction zone and extends partially along one of the arms and communicates with the elongated slot below the top of the slot. The passage and slot form a downwardly extending projection in the junction zone which retains the rod within the slot if a force is applied to the fishing rod when the rod is unattended. A curved notch is formed in the top edge of the junction zone to provide a casual support for the fishing rod when attended by a fisherman. A hole is formed in the junction zone beneath the elongated slot for attachment of a fish stringer or net.

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Canton, OH, United States of America

Ronald G Albright