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James J Pauquette

from Clare, MI
Deceased
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Also known as:
James Joseph Pauquette, Jim Pauquette, Anquette P James
Phone and address:
704 Hemlock St, Clare, MI 48617
(989) 424-6197
Related to:
Dal DennisRoxanne L Parr, 36Moriah Parr, 34John ParrWendy Parr, 60
Connected to:
Phillip R Pauquette, 61Joseph D Paur, 70Marjorie Paur, 79Marilyn R Paurelsky, 80Louise R Paurus, 77Caleb Paus, 33Ines A Paus, 50Jodi C Paus, 55Carol A Pausch, 71John J Pausche, 65

James Pauquette Phones & Addresses

  • 704 Hemlock St, Clare, MI 48617 (989) 424-6197
  • 2876 Finley Lake Ave, Harrison, MI 48625 (989) 539-1657
  • 6378 Middle Rd, Hope, MI 48628 (989) 689-5551
  • 6424 Middle Rd, Hope, MI 48628 (989) 689-3586
  • Saginaw, MI

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Method Of Producing A Puzzle

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US Patent:
44456913, May 1, 1984
Filed:
Sep 29, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/426796
Inventors:
Martin H. Stark - Saginaw MI
George V. Pisani - Saginaw MI
James J. Pauquette - Bloomfield Hills MI
Assignee:
Arrow Paper Products Company - Saginaw MI
International Classification:
A63F 908
US Classification:
273155
Abstract:
A method of forming a puzzle comprises cutting a sheet having a design thereon into a plurality of parallel strips, cutting some or all of the strips transversely to form multiple pieces, rearranging the pieces of each cut strip end-for-end to form secondary strips, forming each of the strips into an endless ring, and assembling the rings on a spindle for independent rotation about a common axis.

Novelty Device

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US Patent:
44277245, Jan 24, 1984
Filed:
Sep 29, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/426790
Inventors:
Martin H. Stark - Saginaw MI
George V. Pisani - Bloomfield Hills MI
James J. Pauquette - Saginaw MI
Assignee:
Arrow Paper Products Co. - Saginaw MI
International Classification:
A41G 104
D04D 100
US Classification:
428 7
Abstract:
A novelty device has a tubular body into one end of which extends a flexible member. That end of the flexible member accommodated within the tubular body is secured to an anchor member. The anchor member is retained in the tubular body by retaining lips formed at the one end of the body and which extend toward one another so as to prevent passage of the anchor member outwardly of the tubular body.
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