LISA A PHIPPS
Real Estate Commission in New Enterprise, PA
License number
Pennsylvania RS321469
Category
Real Estate Commission
Type
Real Estate Salesperson-Standard
Address
Address
New Enterprise, PA 16664
Professional information
Lisa Phipps - New Enterprise, PA
Work:
Self-Employed
Currently a vendor to Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and MH Goodwill Industries - Altoona, PA
PROJECT MANAGER/JOB PLACEMENT SPECIALIST T.A.S.K. Program - Defiance, PA
TASK MANAGER/OWNER Tussey Mountain School District - Saxton, PA
CLERICAL/FOOD SERVICE WORKER Intermediate Unit - Bedford, PA
JOB PLACEMENT SPECIALIST Intermediate Unit
CLERK TYPIST II
Currently a vendor to Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and MH Goodwill Industries - Altoona, PA
PROJECT MANAGER/JOB PLACEMENT SPECIALIST T.A.S.K. Program - Defiance, PA
TASK MANAGER/OWNER Tussey Mountain School District - Saxton, PA
CLERICAL/FOOD SERVICE WORKER Intermediate Unit - Bedford, PA
JOB PLACEMENT SPECIALIST Intermediate Unit
CLERK TYPIST II
Education:
Computer Learning Network - Altoona, PA
Diploma in Office System Technology Certificate Allegany Community College of Maryland - Cumberland, MD
General Studies
Diploma in Office System Technology Certificate Allegany Community College of Maryland - Cumberland, MD
General Studies
Lisa A Phipps, New Enterprise PA
Specialties:
Social Work
Address:
1387 Lafayette Rd, New Enterprise 16664
Languages:
English
Carrier Device For Saddles
US Patent:
2009021, Aug 27, 2009
Filed:
Feb 27, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/071879
Inventors:
Lisa A. Phipps - New Enterprise PA, US
International Classification:
B68B 1/00, A01K 1/035
US Classification:
119496, 54 441
Abstract:
The carrier device for saddles is a device intended for mounting behind a saddle and provides a way for a horseback rider to carry a dog or other items that might not be suitable for a traditional saddlebag or backpack. The carrier device for saddles may be made from flex tree material, and has four vertical sides and an open top. Holes in the front and rear walls of the device are sized to accommodate the head and legs of a dog. A harness is provided inside the device that secures a dog in a prone position on the back of a horse. The device attaches to the saddle girth. Two inserts are provided that can accommodate different sizes of dogs, or to allow other items to be carried when a dog is not aboard.