Abstract: A rattle for an infant is provided wherein the noise making device within the rattle also is a light activation device to momentarily light, in sequence, a plurality of lights mounted on the rattle. The noise-making device is made of magnetic material and is moved back and forth in a tube within the rattle so as to activate reed switches adjacent to the tube thereby sequentially illuminating the lights. The device is powered by batteries mounted in a handle on the rattle. In one form of the invention, the toy is elongated in shape and the magnetic member moves along a straight tubular path. In another embodiment, the magnetic member moves along an annular path and the toy is spherical.

Abstract: A rattle for an infant is provided wherein the noise making device within the rattle also is a light activation device to momentarily light, in sequence, a plurality of lights mounted on the rattle. The noise-making device is made of magnetic material and is moved back and forth in a tube within the rattle so as to activate reed switches adjacent to the tube thereby sequentially illuminating the lights. The device is powered by batteries mounted in a handle on the rattle.

Abstract: A bobber is provided for a fishing line which provides a light signal when a fish strikes. The bobber includes an electrical circuit for the light which has a position-sensitive switch that is activated when the bobber is rotated about its center of gravity due to the striking of a fish. The battery in the bobber serves as a ballast to normally hold the bobber in upright position and posts extend from opposite sides of the bobber which are attached to the fish hook and fishing line and act as moment arms to rotate the bobber when a fish strikes.