The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 16, 1971 Page: 36 of 36
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U THE BAYTOWN SUN Thursday, Dectmbor it, 1971
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I Old Time Christmas Toys Making Comeback In 1971
Gjj^jjff- Monopoly, heading toward | hopefuls and Masterpiece
the 70-miUi<w
Scrabble and l
as Barbie and
tinue to be U
NEW YORK (AP) - The g*dy Andy have bean around
nostalgia wave is likely to for 53
mean rag dolls, trains and clas-
I sic games under theOriatmas
tree this year.
Besides new items like bat-
&3XS&G&
politics, organized crime and g f11d WU(
ghetto situations, there appears
years, but this ]
they’ll have lots of friends.
Sears Roebuck, which
cessfully introduced a cloth
"Grandma” doll, brought out
“Grandpa" doll ft
ana Joys marketed
Flip WUeon-Geraldlne Jones
rag doll, named after the tele-
vison comedian’s girl charac-
ter.
which delighted girls in the
1060b.
Strombetker said its Kewple
doll also Is enjoying a revival.
“It represents the old-fashioned
innocence that the majority of
American mothers-who re-
member the doll from their
childhood-want to pass on to
the kids today,” a company
spokesman said.
The latest advance In model
railroading is the sound of a
steam synchronized with the
speed of the locomotive. Model
was Increased 150 per cent in the 70-milllon-mark in sales;
trains last year said production
1971 and 3,000 sets a day were
being manufactured to meet de-
American Publishing Co. of-
fers a series of Jigsaw puzzles
called Sports Heroes of Yester-
day depicting such legendary
athletes as Jim Thorpe, Babe
Ruth and John L. Sullivan.
Nostaliga, in fact, la a players
game-put out by Creative
Communications & Research to
test your rememberance of
fashion dolls such
and her friends on-
to be top sellers across
the country.
For those who demand some-
thing really new, however,
SOUL is a game for teen-agers,
highlighting inner city situ-
ations; the Godfather game has
to gain control of
the rackets In New York City;
the Nezt President lets ph
run primary and general
art auction game using paint-
Chlcago.
RUNS IN THE FAMILY
Tex. (AP) - Ray-
___Beny, director of physi-
cal education in Paris schools,
has been named the Optimist
Man of the Year tor 1971.
Berry, who first! IMl
coach at Paris Hlglj.k 1936, is
the father of Raymond E. Ber-
ry, fomjerflaltimore Colt star
is an assistant coach
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Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Republic or <_nina, moss ao<
Ing during commemoration of the national birthday.
Sweden’s Tourist Traps
Blondes And Smorgasbord
STOCKHOLM (AP) - Swe- consists of an iced section,
den has two first-class tourist cold section and a hot section
trap a: the blondes and the You start off with the "iced
smorgasbord. The girls may
upset your heart and the smor- sovereign,
giibord your stomach. Here you'll find raw herring
If you have not grown up salt herring, Baltic herring,
with raw herring, pickled pig's cured pickled herring, fillets
feet, smoked reindeer and high- with sour cream, etc.
ly potent braenftoin perhaps Then you proceed to smoked
you bettor Iwyt smfrgasbord 0r boiled salmon and eel, an-
out at least.
If,you have a well-lined stom- a few colorful egg dishes,
ach and purse this is the best Next come meat dishes like
time of the year to have a go at boilad ham, liver paste, sliced
it. As the days grow darker and beef, picked pig’s feet, roasted
the cold bites his skin, the spareribs.
Swede tends to seek comfort at Small warm dishes then loom
/me
Critics campaigning for
healthier eating habits contend
__ that smorgasbord is a dying in-
realm” where the herring is stitution in the Swedish culina-
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ry world. Swedish travelers
pick up new food habits,
growing number of immigrants
bring their own cuisines.
Traditionalists respond that
the smorgasbord is flourishing
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chovies, sardines, shrimps and tels worthy of their
smorgasbord. In restau- on the horizon—meat balls,
rants and inns all over the friedViennasausages,omlets.
country the Swedes are study- if you still feel like it you
ing what comes to be known as may round off with a sweet or'
the Christmas table. some fruit salad, cheese and
Other countries have counter- coffee. The prevailing theory is
parts to the smorgasbord—Rus- to take aquavit with herring
sia’s"zakuski,” France’s “hors and boiled potatoes at the be-
d’oeuvres varies,” Denmark's ginning of the meal. You drink
•kolde bord"-but none of it straight in a grand gulp after
these can match the Swedish uttering the magic word
speciality. , , skaal—a toast to good health.
The smorgasbord traces its Swedes have a way of sorting
origin to the aquavit buffet out smorgasbord beginners
which was served in the 18th from smorgasbord veterans. A
century as an introduction to a trainee rushes to the table and
festive meal. It was set on a happily overloads his plate, A
separate table and taken stand- veteran pays seyepl visits and
ing before the guests were puts only a few carefully se-
seated for the meal proper. To- lected delicacies on his plate
day’s genuine smorgasbordleach time. /
serve smorgasbord every Sun-
day all year. And people flock
around it as they have done for
200 years.
Prices vary, but you can get
an average table for less than
$4 at most places. Add to that
the price of a couple of aqua-
vits and some beer, and a taxi
ride home, and you end up
somewhere between $10 and
$20.
MOVIES AND PARABLES
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -
Use of movies to communicate
the Christian message is sim-
ilar to Jesus’ use of parables,
says G. William Jones, who
teaches fine arts at Southern
Methodist University.
He said in a lecture at South-
ern Baptist Theological Semi-
nary here that movies, like
parables, apply ideas to life
rather than leaving them as
cold abstractions. .
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and won’t go
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nounced Tbunday
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Yule Party
BASS AND Treble C
mas Party will be a
Tuesday, Dec. 21
Head’s, 5013 Arrow!
Frank Erahart is
Heat Record
THE TEMPERA1
Baytown araa
climbed to an unoffic
82 degrees, breakin
record set in 1933, ac
the National Weathc
in Houston.
t.
n. jTl BIG SHOPPING DAYS LEFT
I * OF OUR BIG
1 PRE CHRISTMAS SALI
BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE,
SHOPPERS CHARGE, H.C.U. CHARGE
MENS MENS
NATIONALLY AD-
VERTISED brUi
ALL SALES FINAL - NO EXCHANGES - LAY-A-WAYS MUST BE OUT BY DECEMBER 23, 1971.
MENS ENTIRE STOCK LARGE YOUNG MENS ENTIRE STOCK
ZIP-OUT LINER COMBINATION SELECTION
RAIN and MENS FLARE
Aircraft Clu
THE EXPERIMEN
craft Association,
chapter 335, will hold
at 7:30 p.m. Friday
can Room at the Bay
Center. Guest speak
Ernest H. Dodds wit
eral Aviation Admini
Houston.
Lodge Party
REBEKAHSANDOt
will have their annu
mas party at 7 p.m.
at the lodge. There w
exchange. Childre
should be brought by
are accompanied by
Rough Ridei
BAYTOWN ROUG:
will meet at 6 p.m. &
the Baytown Fair Gi
their annual Christn
Each family is to br
sert dish and a vegeti
lad dish.
===¥rie=Hay«de
ALL FORMER memb
Ross Sterling Germ
home for the holiday
vited to attend the C
hayride and carol sin
p.m. Saturday. The g
man! at thfl hnmP n
meet arthrhome o
Smith at 14 Roseland
Music Club
S-L;
T™ SPORT DRESS ™and mens flare
SUITS COATS SLACKS TOP COATS JACKETS SWEATERS SLACKS PAJAMAS
MANY IN PRECUFFED
40^0 40% DOUBLE KNIT By GLEN GAGLE By IANTZEN & PURITAN By iantzen & puritan VAL. TO $15.00 BY ENR0
50%. 50%. 30%. 30%. 50%. 40% 50%’50%
By GLEN GAGLE
PRECUFFED
By JANTZEN & PURITAN By JANTZEN & PURITAN VAL. TO $15.00 BY ENR0
VALUES TO $150.00 VALUES TO $100.00
LARGE SELECTION ENTIRE STOCK
MENS
VALUES TO $80.00
1 RACK
NO ALTERATIONS
SHORT SLEEVE
LONG SLEEVE
STORE
PI CTO WflLK KN,T SP0RT DRESS mime
Cf vc SHORTS SWEATERS SHIRTS SHIRTS BELTS ’
SOCKS _ . „ , 9:30
I! t JV!5 BY DAMON JANTZEN & PURITAN Some 100 Per Cent Polyester Knit ^0016 AllgatOf
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BAYTOWN MUSIC St
will have its Christm
at 7 p.m. Wednesday, I
the Tower. Mrs. Thad
is hospitality chairau
rw HEMS
Vat. to $1.00 INCLUDING JEWELRY
) VADEN PULLEY
the wrong “lunch” sa
way to work. He got
full of bubble gum
youngster was supi
ssrrr1
Vaden.
Glenn Vickery off
rizzo, N. M., to do
resort deal for a cli
Harry Levine enjoys a
ment.. .MilesJones
from Alaska where he
several months
brought a friend,
Green of Denver, Cok
with him for a visit
. . .SylviaScottconfes
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50*. 50% 50% 150% 40% 40% 50%
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8:00
great to be living "in t
try” .. . Jimmy
Schiller missing their \
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December 23rd
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 63, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 16, 1971, newspaper, December 16, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1065853/m1/36/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.