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cracked or broken? If the wiring insulation for the tree bulbs is frayed or cracked, better repair the wiring or get rid of it. 4. If you are buying new wiring, make sure it carries a UL (Underwriters Laboratories) seal of approval. 5. Don't overload your elec, trical circuits by attaching an extension plug into your wall receptacle, thus multiplying the outlets to accommodate extra lighting for the tree or other Christmas decorations. 6. Use outdoor bulbs and wiring for outdoor decorations. Keep indoor bulbs and wiring inside. 7. Use caution in decorating the tree. Don't attempt to place the last star on top if you have to stretch dangerous ly. Wait for adequate manpower and or a sturdy stepladder. Have someone hold the stepladder while you are on it. 8. Is your fireplace safe? Is there adequate draft in the chimney? (no soot) Will you use a fire screen in front to catch sparks and prevent toddlers from venturing too close? (Yes, you will.) Place no tinsel or combustible decorations over or near the fireplace. v 9. Have you considered the safety aspect of selecting children’s toys? Are the electrical ones UL approved? Would you buy a power^drill for a boy eight years ora? (No, you wouldn't.) 10. Does your consideration of others extend to Yuletide visitors? Of course it does, and you have made sure your
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