Abstract: The present invention relates to a golf club cleaning device. The device is comprised of an automatic golf club cleaning device that uses a generator and a transducer to ultrasonically clean golf clubs. More specifically, a user can place a golf club on a motorized sled within the device. Then, a user can press a button to lower the sled into a cleaning tank wherein the generator and the transducer ultrasonically clean the golf clubs.

Abstract: A noise maker device made from paper board and formed into a series of Japanese fan-folds is provided. The device preferably includes a pair of hand holding slots for use in displaying a message on the device when released from its collected condition or configuration. The device preferably includes a mechanism also formed from the paperboard sheet for mechanically interlocking one end to facilitate holding the device together with the fan folds in one hand and outwardly diverging sets of fan folds. The device can be used as a noise maker by slapping the flat end of the fan folds into the other, open hand. Alternatively, the device can be released or opened up to reveal a set of messages on the substantially flat surface of the fan folds. A pair of opposed, parallel, centered and near to the edge hand hold slots are provided to facilitate the spreading of the device into its message providing condition.