Home Planning That this pre-knowledge pays off when it comes time to build a house is evident in the newly completed brick home owned by Mr, and Mrs. C. I. Poole. Mrs. Poole drew her first floor plan, took it to an architect and said "this is what T would like, please put some walls around it.” The architect's comment was "that is the way to plan a house but it is the first time I've been asked to draw it that way." Whatever convenience, or aid to happy living you can think of . . . name it . . . . it's there in the Poole home. There is a down-stairs den with a' picture window that looks out on a pic ture ' rose-garden in the back' instead of the street, a recreation loom in the sound-proofed basement with billiards, tele vision. home movies: plenty of storage space: easy passagways to and from various parts of the house: an "outdoor living room" in the back yard. Miss Howard points out that "housing includes surroundings." So landscaping is being studied, to. along with house furnishings , and accessories.

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