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Show 2 D DESERET NEWS. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1975 A onsider Decorating? wood A, It's showing up on wails, floors - . L. aiiUJ iu i i mUiw J , rc siV?4'a & ;5rr, sf & if? S' - V A f &,4 loMftMte,. By Marilyn Hoffman Tv i.Vkt'aa Science Mcnror -HIGH POINT. NC Make way for wood and tor lot', ot it Wood is the pervasive look at the Southern furniture market Its abundant presence scotches all ertwhile rumors of short supplies and diminishing forests People are insisting again on the look of real wood, explains one manufacturer, fhey like the feel of the ,i&xi Use this sofa, armless chair, ioveseat, ortoman and comer unit as a group or separately. authentic material. They wajit the character of tfV 9&., often with genome lumber all Ills watermarks, graining. sap stains, knots, pecks, anda burls $n traditional pieces, they arc; appreciating aniw the beauty of fine finishes on mahogany, cherry, ii d gk no-col- This and chesf features inlaid strips of pecan and oak. tor drapery piles at windows, or mtertwuied with beams walnut So wood dominates today's boip.e furnishings scene In showrooms here it also covered floors, wails, and ceding Rough pme planks set in I construction, as do several other companies Ken Volz at Henredon employs matched-wooreeding to get a play of light and shadow on furniture fronts As to new finishes, it is often make nunc vanilla finishes, Bleached, Humeuines rubbed and wiped with white paint, bring a fresh new look to furniture Thoraasville's new finish on its Countrv Manor collection is a geed example Some woods have a look, just as raw, some paint finishes are so neutral that they seem to have no color Tyndale rails u newest furn.ture paint an almost because it is almost color gray, almost beige, and al most celadon This new almost color is a natural complement for pastels, a toner downer for brights, and a subtle contrast for deep colors am) i estem is the new pitch for many of the rough sawn, count ly casual collections making their debut here Kroehlers new Corral group, with its slatted pine sides that look like they might have been slatted originally for a farm fence, is a taaC lu pulHv. The pme has a honey finish, and the sealing is covered with a bright patchwork print !l appeals to be geared for VS diagonal and sunburst pat- terns often cover whole w alls kdd years high fashion decorator look that made distinctive use of tree 'tufnps, boughs, logs, and twjgs now has invaded uie mss market where it is beihg eopyeatted m far adaptations are being boughs ough usc-in several chow rooms d the ranch. But dozens of such groups are being readied for he !ijj American casual hv mg market At the opposite end of the spectrum are the dozens of new 18th century and early-America- n groups that are clustering under the banner ot the U S Bicentennial celebration This would be rhe prime year for homemakers to buy American or English tradi tional furnishings The nations 200th birthday has in spired literally dozens of new collections, manv of thuii extremely good The dressier versions have twng Chipnendale, Sheraton, and Queen Anne oven rtones Informal most are groups early-America- often in thick, substantial-lookin- g dark stained or honey colored solid pme Parquetry veneers appear almost every showroom They put tiie inch aspect of tine old flooring on table and cabinet tops olid doors and drawer fronts The Hair Company makes ctiective decorative ue ot winxi dowels ui new iun.iiure in scrub-bed-oa- k h 4. Ffoor Good Samaritan is shy one dollar just didn't peg her as the kuid who would beat me out of a dollar I ByvAbigail Van Buren fa EAR ABBY' While standing in the checkout line m a iuh grade grocery store, 1 saw the woman directly ahfcad of me frantically rum- maging around in nor purse. looking embai ras'-eti s hr fnvev"---' .V already been cheeked, and thg was a dollar short. J felt sorry for her, so I handed her a dollar. She was very grateful, and insisted on waning my name and ad diess on a loose piece of paper khe stuck it in her purse anjd said, 1 promise I'll mail vmi the dollar tomorrow. t Well, that was three weeks ago and I still havent heard from her' 'Abby. I think I'm a fairly gijod judge of character, and DEAR hHY : Don t assume that she (ioliin't aU-l- In at you out of a buc k. There are other possibilities: U She may have misad-diesse- d the envelope, and the dollar went astray. (2) She mav have lost the paper with your name and address on it. 13) 1 he incident could have slipped her mind, and the piece of paper may not surface for years. You bought a dollars worth ot good feeling, so don l feel cheated DEVRABBY I have been debating for months which of the following I should do regarding a neighbor She has seven children and an unbelievable amount of trash, which, fur some strange reason, she doesn t seem able to control (1) Buy her seven jumbo cans with tight lids (21 Make a phono cal! re- - questing tnat she kmdlv bag her trash (3) Cal! the jioiice and ask them to give her n ticket for littering We hvc m Pocatello, Idaho, whuh has the windv city of Chicago beat to pieces when it comes to hi cozes T his neighbor s trasn blow s onto my yard, and I am lilO. Ouiujr aick Of it AiiC. if t isnt the wind, its the stray aogs w bo di ag it all over - What should 1 do MRS S ON E BONN E II1E DEAR MRS. S.: First call our neighbor and ask her if she read DEAR ABBY today. If that doesn't gel results, write to me again. y DER ABBY. I marred Fd twice After 19 years I decided Unit I d be better ott alone 1 had my choice of five (Marge, Nancy, "grounds Ian lUe. Peggy or Helen ) Ed had done v cry well in business and mv lawyer put me a really good settlement Two years later Ed started to court me It was like old limes flowers, dinner date's the whole bit lake a foci i ft'U for R and him again It didnt tale mo lung to realize that he was in big trouble at the bank and he only married ni for my 1 Dozens of new finishes, w the lighter range, include those that resemble honey, syrup, or butterscotch. American of Martins viller I' i m - it newest paler firu.-sbrown sugar In seating, this market is flooded with a brand new hybrid now known as the PERFORMING ARTS WORKSHOPS sheltering pen It all bc'gan a few years ago wi'h the conversation pit, whish clustered modular sofas, love seats, and armless sectionais into round or Plano fcuY Atan By) Rrrurt Narw Vtorror Soown WHham s t particitHon fvr4 An irtrrj Qr&orr SfylP on a&mmq anC v&rlvrm-rot U ertW ftoursf $50 2 EfutaOefi ai Fs Ontirra. Racrta rfcif AJvaca $00 , U (14 ffV,o U cw&i J ?!t Choral NjHt June 30 to July S Rc nad josfioo Grsfv Has? Lm Deafi ar-- cseoi4ir-mo- t Faculty Po( July ? to July 19 Strings sitting, lying, reading, or music listening As solid seating, the idea presents some confusion flow does one get oneself up onto a cozy corner without struggimg over acre of up faculty Jon Norma u 0av5 FraecI AuOey Undtevam Cmtstan Bua7 Artfsa Samyjaf 5tfPtjarm Harold CoWta A f WunyuKiOJ n? 3 iyf fl&tiyT Jac st (f crmH gfNd no,rsH I Juy fa $$ UUolU an on hOszcs) 28 to August 9 ItfOft hJOH"3rT. oumoo Crv rosg erwy d't) SympfvofteC 9 Z u of U S edt hours n Och 00 rfll3 ftUft, SWI.UtWJfVA. 0 l.w-n- it tfflcetitmjs (i 'sfcK fsrjttY tuzfeK ame Bfaootm -- Ktrfe a,sscxn Fjnjuttmmtiilti rheory rryrovaf-s- i iKoring Arranging $ 0 ,2 U Of U Credt' hours m ormn a & L9 Stn 21 to Ajqust 16 Soto cm mus ttmory oruMssttarcn (mrfBrt &0 S RteM. u reOK u FC.Xy Gu9 Amsts 4tw Fees 7 Sana and Jazz n OrcAtwfra. ruttO&rmrrats iMwiiii $)?S Faculty Uhvarwy cf Uah Mt,ve Oeoi fh Utah Symoivyuy Quasi Arsrs Member Ofuhest'a arO iocgrw;ao o3fas,sior s natural nest seems to offer much flexibility in seating components cu i'.v. group them, duster tnem, line them up, wind them around, or separate the modules entirely and place than around the room m ?h- - tra htional manner. Yrz rrgbt spend if'-$1 020 to $2,500 for a collection of snob flexible units. But youd have your seating problems solved for years to VVCwiCh mpnat HS $40 (Jr Workshop fwvcrabfO armrtem Swing Toachafs Aswt u 3 hcj hO (Z U of U cracW hours) 50 fnoo cftfvt) Orchestra vrturpmts Lfrcoir? Asrtorv St nolstery ? il such questions and doubts to the contrary, the new sheltering pen or kryk Fees fufUrUnJ I Fem nptt.m ft stoty 70 The pen has become also a Kind ot lusn lounger for ItVTKVKa ctrts iftssom numerous ottoSuddenly mans have been added, and the pit has been filled in to provide wall to wall seating 4 torn- Gx&9 Mcu An-s-ts Jtey 5 fart Hacyn far frat Gurer PNRqP Jjne 3? V fcnudso fee GUodston Susn groupings Vocal July 14 to August 2 Gtacfr crwW hours) frwvcraotf) (tension ot conuitumg toucauofi registration deadline: June 17, 1975. limited enrollments. Box 200 Universrty of Utah Sail Lake C:tv. Utah 84110 9 Phone (801) come money. He didnt treat me any better the second tune than he did the first, so I divorced him again, but it cost me a bundle The only ones who came out ahead m the deal w ere the lawyers BROKE IN BE- FAMILY PANASONIC BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS COLUMBIA VERLY HIIJLS Heavy Duty WAGON Heavy steel, 25 13x3 75 body, brght red finish, 7" wheels, v" solid twes fiPFO SUPflt 1D-SP- Shma-- o derailleurs, stem sh'fters, safety 'ev-er- s padded saddle, CPSC reflector kits g imwalt tires, center Dull brakes an deal ami'y bike 274 10" COLUMBIA TRICYCLE 10 bail bearing front wneel, 7VV Frame is factory rear wheels assembled and reinforced 8icy cte type fender witn blauw plastic pedals Steel contoured seat m red enamel, white backed enamel handle bar with back plastic grips Semi pneumatic nb tread tees All in bright yeilow baked enamel fmisn P.un PUTT MOBILE MODEL kvA olvify vm body iuustfgttton moloeo ou' of co polypropylene m bngnf cotors d ed, bue and golden i yl low Stael & 3334" kgh diameter is weight 23 lbs OUR SERVICE IPiCiAL 104PiI&n)NEUP Consists of adjusting derailleurs, brakes, minor true on wheels, cleaning and lubmg of cham & rear cluster, t'gfitemng ail cables, etc 14.50 Rj. Plus Parti iM just where you want your newest pants fashion to hit you A newer oarer toon with too shirts and other summer topo Great fit in poiyes'or-cclon- , maize, pink, blue, brown or navy, sizes reg 13 5g ttm PASTS with cd fro-- justobte peden assemtxy 4D'B long, 22" wde 'jt REALITES Below the Waist? 4 Wheel 81'' and FASTS & ACCUSOFT SPECIALS HOW 9 Hoop Car Gamer Rack 16.S5 21.95 (for 2 bicycles) Speedometer 20", 26 Rear DeraiHf urs 27x 1 14 Black Tires,CFits 20x2. 125 Slick Tires & 27. 10.35 8.85 9.95 3 95 4.95 Schwmn) 1.69 2.85 6 95 (Fits Scbwmn) $!lICc Di?MIMiNTS II8IC,1AIL mKl 73Ki aiaciis JS sum on ml aislm&xid ATO8 KUVISY. 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