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Parents of infants and ciildren should be especially safet r conscious during this season. Take toys for example; small ciildren can get hurt on an edgethat ito older
person is harmless. Sonje toys are alright until broken-then they become a hazard. Eating offjharmfull paint, choking on sm^ll objects, lifting thinp too heavy-yes the holiday can bring trouble^
Suggestions on decoratinjg the the house from safety specialists of the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture: Never place the Christmas tfee or greens in “hot spots’’ such a4 near the fireplaace, stove, televisiojn set, radiator or hot electric bulbs.!
Avoid flammable decoratidns as much as possible . . .especially paper ornaments or untreated cbtton battirjg. Turn off Christmas tree lights when no one is in the room as a safeguard against a shor^ circuit which might cause a firb. If Santa should leave Junior’s electric train under the tree, take care not to connect it there. Any metal decorations that fall on the track may short-circuit, cause sparks and possibly a fire. j
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