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Lights (MS) - When auked to ick their favonite holiday filmsn, movie buffs almost always name "National Lampoons Christmas Vacation" as one of their favorite yuletide comedies. Among the more notable struggles faced by protago- nist Clark Griswold in the film is stringing up tise Christmas lighes on his home. While audiences can =laug h at Clark's flirtations wthdeath duringths ordeal, as anyone who has ever undertaken their own Christmnas lighting knows, accidents are no laughing matter. They can prove deadly if you're not careful. That said, consider the following safety ips before diving in to your own lighting display this hol- iday season. .Dont overdo it. One of the higgest hazards with holiday lighting is to overload electrical circuits with eoo many power chords and lights. This is a big mistake, as a house lire is the mose likely resule from such a scenarin. While you might feel pres- sured to keep up with the neighbors, theres no need to make your house visible from outer space. if an outlet appears over- loaded, it probably is. .Use external bulbs for the outside. Extemnal lights are huilt to handle the harsh weather of the holiday season. InternaI lights are as durable, in part because, if theyre indoors like their manufacturer intended, they're easier to replace when they go out. However, lights that are placed along the trim of a homes roof or atop a tail tree arenet as easy to replace. So use the more durable extemnal lights outside the bouse. .Keep lights off when you're not at home. Keeping Christmas lights on when you're not home is inviting disaster. Not only will no one be around to fix a broken bulb, but no one will be around te, caîl for help in tise case of a lire as well. .Avoid powerlines. Make sure no lighits are wrapped around powerlines leading bo or from your bouse or a neighbor's house. .Keep walkways clear. Make sure tise driveway and sidewalks are clear of extension chords. ln the case of snow or even if itts jusi a dark nigise, extension chords on sucis surfaces can lead to in]ury Just because you know the chords are there doesn't mean any potential guetits will, too. .Keep other decorations away from lights. While it might appear beautiful to wrap tinsel around lights (be it inside or out- sîde the bouse), tinsel is often made of isetal foul, meaning its fully capable of conductîng electricity This can be a potential dis- aster, so make sure ail decorations arc separate from one anotis- er. .Dont be afraîd to hîre a pro. Just as vou dont have ta take your axe out to tise forest to cut down your own Chnrismas tree, you can also leave tise lighting up to tise pros. If you've neyer dec- orated a house with lights before, it can be a very dangerous affair, and one that doesnt ed up looking as glorious as you had hoped. Nearly every town boasts a company that offers a lighting service, so rather than risk injury leave tise trouble to tise pros. Tc advortlse blsf ISure pionsoeil DIANE ext. 212 at 905-878-2341 omail: dIanow@miltancanadianchampIon.Com I 1 à ý Pi jý ýil 1