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| Pick Favorite Color 'Consultant's Advice "Deciding on the color of a carpet for her new home often throws today's homemaker into tizzy," says Betty Barrymore. _ "She is afraid she'll grow tired of it or that she will be unable to change her color scheme." Not so, says this well-known carpet consultant and dec- orator, who maintains that the secret of successful selection is to choose a favorite color. There is little danger of tiring of this shade, she says, and because it is a favorite it is easy to plan geveral color schemes around it. CAN BE CHANGED "Today's blue and white room with a favorite blue carpet can be drastically changed in a few years time to a sophisticated dlue and green room. By that time the drapes will need re- placing, the furniture re-uphol- stering and the walls will be ready for a new paint job. Color changes can be made in this group while the blue carpet re- mains,"' she says. "Later, when these same ftems again need refurbishing, the blue carpet can become the Builders Follow Code Of Ethics The key man to know when you are buying a new home is the builder. A purchaser should be certain to become acquainted with the reputation and, if pos- sible, the man who constructed the home he is thinking of build- ing or buying. There are several ways to choose a reputable, responsible and experienced builder. The executive officer of the local builders association affiliated with the National House Build- ers Association is an excellent eource to call. Banks and mortgage lending institutions frequently are well- informed and helpful about giv- ing information concerning the calibre of work done by local duilders. Lumber yards and ma- terials dealers also usually know the relative merits of a eommunity's builders, CHECK REPUTATION One of the most reliable meth- eds is to check a builder's repu- dation with persons for whom he has constructed homes. Nearly all good builders join forces in a local buikders' group a@ifiliated with the National House Builders Association, and abide by the high standards as set forth in the NHBA Code of Ethics. Working together through their association, these builders constantly seek to find and use mew and better designs, mater- jals and building techniques, with the objective of providing more and better livability ai the lowest possible cost. : CODE OF ETHICS ; All members of the associa- tion pledge themselves: 1, To assume responsibliity to their customers, community and country; 2..To let honesty guide their business policy; 3. To adhere to high standards of health, safety gid sanitation in the building of"homes; 4. To uphold the right to a fair return for goods and services; 5. To encourage research to develop new materiels, new building techniques, new build- ing equipment and improve methods of home financing s0 that every home purchaser may obtain the greatest value pos- "sible for every dollar invested im his house; fecting the building industry and public it serves. A home buyer can expect and receive the best in service and product from the builder, who freely assumes these responsi- bilities by joining with others in his industry to accept the obliga- tion of membership in his local || y > National House Builders PEPER ATES accent rather than the dominant} "For example, the room is color in the new decorating | basically beige and brown. The scheme," she continued. "For|walls have been painted a very instance, a switch to creamy | pale beige. The drapes, a simple beiges and brown with a touck-'textured beige, are in good con- of apricot in ashtrays and cush-| dition. The chesterfield and one ions will create an inviting blue|chair must be recovered so and beige room." these can be disregarded. One lf a new carpet must be se-/| chair, a dark brown, must stay. lected to go with present fur-| Our homemaker therefore must nishings in the new home, Betty|incorporate the beige drapes advises you to decide which|and brown chair into the new colors will remain, which items | decor but would like to escape will be recovered or replaced, |the beige family. She could se- when you move to the new sur-| lect a warm copper tome for the roundings. The colors that re-|new carpet and re-do the sofa main will provide the key to the | and chair in a beige-brown-cop- selection of the new carpet. per stripe or small pattern. pith ihe ee ae at ee : ATED oy ee! trtitel itn : eff > = ; Fs 38 . 5 E i : Qe 4 é g <* on NORTH RIDGES (SOMMERVILLE AND ORCHARD VIEW BLVD.) NORTH WEST AREA CALL- JAMES O'MALLEY CONSTRUCTION LTD. 254 CEDAR VALLEY PHONE 723-7122 ""INCOMPARABLE'*". 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