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Council advises: "• ■ _
Buy your children light-colored costumes—they’re eaiier to see it night And make sure the outfits aren’t tripping hazards, and that they’re flameproof. i '
Masks are dangerous' because they restrict vision. They’re alas hot^tfid some are scratchy, so kids will welcome a pinted false face. A little rouge, eyebrow pencil and moustache stick,can make children miniature ghosts, goblins, pirates or clowns — but with the added safety factor of allowing them to see danger in time to avoid it. a
Remind children that on' Hallo-’ ween, as during the rest of the year, such safety precautions as these should be observed:
No dashing from between parkled (jars, no playing in the street, no crossing the* street without first looking both ways.
To make doubly sure motorists can see costumed children, put reflectorized taRe or bands on their outfits . >
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