Abstract: An aquatic weeding device is provided for removing aquatic vegetation from a body of water and transporting the vegetation to a desired location. The weeder includes at least one weeding element connected with respect to a vessel for collecting aquatic vegetation, an extendable and retractable weed transporter positioned on the vessel for transporting the cut vegetation to a desired location, and a weed transferor positioned on the vessel for transferring the collected vegetation from the weeding element to the weed transporter.

Abstract: An aquatic weeding device is provided for removing aquatic vegetation from a body of water and transporting the vegetation to a desired location. The weeder includes at least one weeding element connected with respect to a vessel for collecting aquatic vegetation, an extendable and retractable weed transporter positioned on the vessel for transporting the cut vegetation to a desired location, and a weed transferor positioned on the vessel for transferring the collected vegetation from the weeding element to the weed transporter.

Abstract: A tray assembly having a self-contained drinking cup and utensils. The drinking cup is removably mounted on the tray and is movable between a folded storage position and an upright usage position. A clip on the side of the tray holds the cup in its storage position. The tray is also covered with a cellophane seal which is bonded to the clip. The clip engages a rod extending across the interior of a housing containing the trays so that when a tray is removed the clip automatically breaks the cellophane seal and releases the cup.

Abstract: A flying toy includes an aerodynamic disc having a centrally located opening extending therethrough. A plurality of wings are mounted on the disc adjacent the opening and the wings extend upwardly and outwardly from the opening to a point beyond the periphery of the disc. Each of the wings has a straight edge portion and a flat portion extending downwardly from the edge portion toward the disc. The wings are mounted on the disc in such a manner that the disc may be launched with an imparted rotational motion resulting in the straight edge portions being the leading edge of the wing and the flat portions being the trailing edge of the wings so that horizontal launching of the disc with an imparted rotation causes the disc to rise, hover and return to the launching point.