Abstract: The present invention is directed to a "fold-out" or integral child seat having a mechanism interconnecting a seatback member, a headrest member and a seat member for causing coordinated movement therebetween. When it is desired to deploy the integral child seat, the seatback member is moved to a tilted position and the headrest member is elevated while the seat member is moved to a lowered position for establishing an upright sitting position. Additionally, the integral child seat may be deployed to a reclined position wherein the seatback member is automatically moved to a second tilted position and the headrest member is moved to a second elevated position in coordination with the movement of the seat member to a second lowered position. As a result, movement of the integral child seat between its stowed and first and second deployed positions can be accomplished with relative ease and convenience to the person attempting such movement.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a "fold-out" or integral child seat having a mechanism interconnecting a seatback member, a headrest member and a seat member for causing coordinated movement therebetween. When it is desired to deploy the integral child seat, the seatback member is moved to a tilted position and the headrest member is elevated while the seat member is moved to a lowered position for establishing an upright sitting position. Additionally, the integral child seat may be deployed to a reclined position wherein the seatback member is automatically moved to a second tilted position and the headrest member is moved to a second elevated position in coordination with the movement of the seat member to a second lowered position. As a result, movement of the integral child seat between its stowed and first and second deployed positions can be accomplished with relative ease and convenience to the person attempting such movement.

Abstract: An improved dental mirror or instrument of the type including an elongated handle and a disc-like mirror mounted in a frame at one end of the handle. A concave clear plastic shell is sealed relative to the mirror surface to substantially reduce, if not completely eliminate, condensation. The concave exterior surface, which is dome-like in configuration, may be comfortably and conveniently wiped on the inside cheek of the patient to assist in maintaining the surface clear and clean, and to assist in removal of debris from the mouth of the patient.

Abstract: A ski tow arrangement for water skiing comprising an elongated handle having a pair of transverse openings and a tow line having free ends terminating in a loop extending into each of the openings. A flat T-shaped retainer is engaged by each of the loops and includes a central portion extending into the handle with laterally projecting barbs engaging opposing wall surfaces of the handle openings for resisting removal. The head portions of the T-shaped retainers abut an external rearward edge of the handle. The handle itself comprises a wooden core into which the retainer barbs are embedded, an aluminum sleeve surrounding the core and a casing of resilient friction material molded over the core. A pair of sleeves are formed integrally with the casing and project forwardly of the handle coaxially with the core openings for embracing the tow line and protecting a skier's hands from abrasion thereagainst.

Abstract: A tow rope handle for water skiing or the like comprising an elongated hand grip with a pair of spaced holes extending transversely therethrough and a tow line threaded through each spaced hole and formed in a loop firmly to encircle the hand grip. The hand grip is substantially three-sided and bounded by an isosceles triangle in transverse cross section.