The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 36

36 THE SUNDAY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N.J.. SUNDAY, MAY 12. MM in the same area for a number of years. The plants appear If you have a garden problem, ask your county agricultural agent.

If you don't know his address, write Garden Reporter, College of Agriculture, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Your Garden This Week By Your Rutgers Garden Reporter Questions from gardeners that have come in this spring deal with things from apricots to zinnias. The.se gardeners have had their answers from Rutgers specialists, but here are sample queries and answers that may be generally healthy until shortly after the flowers start to appear and then the plants gradually turn brown until they finally die off. Sounds like mildew, says Lacey. A product called Mildex, which Every year, one of every nine U.S. women between the ages of 15 and 44 has a baby.

many garden supply stores Krom J. Burlington An apricot tree in our yard, 12 years! tension home grounds specialist They'll have the form of the parent tree, but the red leaves mav usually prevents It. WW old, blooms beautifully every turn green. Grafting is the one sure way to produce a red maple Mrs. Jersey Citv I have L.

ADLEft SONS innnnna a. vl i and sets its fruit which grows to about half size. Then the apricots fall otf. Some of those which remain turn brown and rot on the tree. We're left with about a dozen fruit Old Story According to Ernest G.

Christ, Rutgers fruit man, the failure of an apricot tree to bear a crop in New Jersey is an old story. The DISTRIBUTORS OF: 71 9 a window box that gets two hours! of sun in the morning. What can I plant in it? i Try these low-growing flowering plants, suggests Lacey: Tor-enia, blue with yellow markings; wax begonia, pink, red and white; tuberous begonias, pink, red, white; balsam or lady-slipper, pink; tufted pansy, many colors, and lobelia, dark blue. Also, for foliage, put in some ivy or varie-1 i I apricot blooms so early that pollinating insects ore not active enough to fertilize the blossoms. This explains the half-size apri cots They come from unfertilized blossoms.

gated vinca. Mildew Cure A Jersey City I have been planting zinnias in my back yard Simplicity RIDING TRACTORS RIDING MOWERS ROTARY TILLERS HIGHWAY 130, NORTH BRUNSWICK Phone AX 7-2474 HICKORY RIDGE IN SOUTH RIVER Thit L-shaped ranch, the Brookfield, it one of four models priced from $18,790. Included are three bedrooms, one and one-half baths, formal dinin room, "dine-in" kitchen, attached garage and basement. Large living room faces rear garden through sliding glass doors. The agent is Jacobson, Goldfarb and Tamman of Perth Amboy.

The builder it Herbert Zimelis and Associated Companies. Rutgers fruit breeders are working to develop an apricot tree that will produce in New Jersey. "PS "ft M.J.M., Bridgeton I have been a 1 Store Fronts Mirrors Auto Window Glass Class for All Purposes HIGHLAND PARK GLASS CO. 17 WOODBRIDGE AVS, H. P.

II -M1S Meeting Planned By Home Builders EDISON Robert Scott of the It. K. Scott Mortgage Co. of Eliza I 1 11 saving seedlings from a red maple tree. They look like the original tree now but will they continue that way? i Li tut Maybe, says Don Lacey, ex beth will be the speaker at the monthly meet in" of the Raritan Valley Home Builders Association tomorrow at the Imperial Health What shape is your backyard in? Club on Oak Tree Road in Iselin.

Members of the Home Builders Association will have use of the health club facilities from 30 to 7 pm. A cocktail party, sponsored by the R. E. Scott Mortgage will start at 7 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. and the business meeting at 8:30 p.m.

rr i Ttt lnrffl rm wiTa i nni Wi ri ii Hi i r- rii ir rrvn iTirin 'mffi ifim ijawrii Membership in the National Association of Real Estate Boards has climbed to an all-time high. There are now 73,427 Realtors and 1.450 boards. Priming is also important. Keep trees well-pruned to make it easy to spray all parts. Cut back tops of taller trees if they cannot be reached with spray.

Read Label Handle pesticides carefully. Methoxychlor, malathion, and captan are among the safer pesticides, but none should be handled carelessly. Do not use any pesticide without, reading directions and precautions. For further information on the timing of sprays for specilic pests, ask your county agricultural asent for Spray Calendar 90-A, "Pest Control Recommendations for Home Orchards." The agent's address is Room 211. P.

0. Building, New Brunswick. Yellowish blisters on your boxwood leaves are caused by a small maggot called the boxwood leaf miner. You may sec small orange flics about a tenth of an inch long flying around your boxwood plants. These tiny flics are the adults which lay eggs that later hatch into leaf miners.

Most varieties of boxwood are subject to attack. However, dwarf English boxwood is gch-erally immune to attack by this insect pest. Spray infested boxwood plants in early May when adult flies start emerging. To make one gallon of spray material use 2 tablespoons of 50 per cent DDT wettable powder or 4 teaspoons of 25 per cent DDT liquid concentrate plus 4 tablespoons of 25 per cent malathion wettable powder or 2 tcaspoous of 57 per cent liquid concentrate in one gallon of water. Apply this spray in early May and repeat the application in two weeks.

Dimethoate (Cygon) may also be used as directed on the label. Most fruits me altackrd hy a variety of fx'sts unci require exact timing of sprays lor protection. When you spray fruit trees, you must use the risht materials in tiie correct amounts, and apply them with adequate equipment at the proper time. A good general purpose spray for pest control on all fruit is a mixture of methoxychlor. mala-thion, and captan.

You can buy these mgrcdienls ready-mixed or mix them yourself. Carefully measure the material that you intend to use. The label on the general purpose mixture will tell how much to use. If you buy materials separately, use 3 tablespoons of methoxychlor 50 per tent wettable powder and 2 tablespoons of captan 30 per cent wettable powder for each gallon of water. Don't use more than is recommended, since that extra spoonful will not increase the efficiency of control.

Timing Important Timing of sprays is important. You'll get poor control if you spray at the wrong time or omit certain sprays. In addition, use the riKlit equipment. Dwarf apple trees can be sprayed with a small 3-gallon compressed air sprayer, but larger trees require other equipment. Trombone-type sprayers, hose-end sprayers, and wheelbarrow sprayers have proven satisfactory for backyard plantings.

It takes a lot of spray to cover a large apple tree properly. A large, mature apple tree requires approximately 15 gallons for each spray after the foliage is out. Certain cultural practices aid greatly in insect and disease control. Remove all dropped fruit from under the trees at regular intervals during the summer, weedtiez WONDER BAR if I raUviku liliili tacit aae OMTmcai.cA M(aieK iNrtnaoMiiMiNTAi, aaiHaeai, niLia iaat taaaa oui iiaet laxaa aaaaa ooOQO Ull CAMF tllllMl in0IH MM WHM CruO ihiuI tu'iai ui'mj P'l BUSTER CRABBE has a pool to fit it! only 25C per 1,000 SQUARE FEET A solid wax bar. Just pull it across lawn to kill dandelion, plantain, other broad-leafs and wild onion.

Ready to use. No equip Home Workshop TWO BUSINESS BUILDINGS SOLD 4 HOMES LEFT AT EDISON OAKS DISK CROQUET andTWO OTHER GAMES MONEY BACK MADISON TOWNSHIP Two EDISON With the purchase commercial buildings at 32 Mata- ment needed. Won't drift. Safe for plants, pets, of five homes last month, only four homes remain to ho sold at GUARANTEE Satisfactory control whfti On rertcd or full pur tli price refunded." to Edison Oaks in Oak Tree accord people. lng to Ignatius Sominara of Call Associates of Kcnilworth build ers of this 60-home development life a vlw 5498 wan Road, Old Bridge, have been sold by Mrs.

Gladys lien-drickson, widow, of 42 W. Railroad Jamcsburg, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marsicano of Kevin Road, East Brunswick. The buildings are on a lot with four sides measuring 41, 132, 43 and 132 feet.

Both are one-story frame structures. The building at the front of the lot, now containing Gus Luncheonette, is 32 by fifi fiti It rlTc fk liritA lornii located off Oak Tree Road. Sominara said deliveries One bar is Wonderful! Ove IS exciting ihapea. and iia choM from. One ill fit your lnilsrpin and budget perfectly.

Every Busier Crablte Pool ivei you to much qualiiy and beauty. And mperior conntruetion iniurei trouble-free pleauret for yeart la eome. Over 20,000 Amerieane made the quality Buster Crabbe ehnire. Why wait? Call today for full information! CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES! PROVEN UNITIZED INSTALLATION gets pool Into the ground faster assures quality, saves labor, lowers cost! SAVINGS op to 40 as much ae a full RIGGED CONSTRUCTION Pressure treated panels to withstand deterioration! EASY, ECONOMICAL MAINTENANCE cleans quietly, never needs painting! 10 YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY! amrtla for an averace lawn tor entire season! homes are now being made rapid ly at Edison Oaks, with about havinc been delivered to their Outdoors or Indoors Here are three games that will endless fun. All three arc easy to make from scraps of ma- (n lhe Thc terial.

Pattern 411, which gives at the rear of the lot. formerly actual-size guides and complete a recreation hall, is 21 by 32 feet. No Down Payment 7 Years To Pay CALL COLLECT 49-6333 297 -1311 A PRODUCT OF CASCADE INDUSTRIES, INC. CASCADE POOLS of MickMeeox Inc. TALMADGE ROAD, IOISON, N.

J. This pat- 11101 a lonS iwo-car garage directions, is 33 cents aionKsitie me rear Diiiuiing. A rBODUCT OF CHIPMAN CHEMICAL CO. ROI'Nn BROOK Apiar a A Oraia Ca. II trri ftuitplr tIKt NsHH Crrrn lloa (iarofi Onlrr luinpiae lawn Mnwrr hhop lite.

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Irurh A sum Hiram VOKIII OKI NSHK If nea l.ardrn (enter IIW Itrll ttl ('a. o.tt'RM II I t. link Hardwar MtMIKM Frank'! Huilitlne Kupile Ca. MamOlan Hardware a. Mevnafin'e Hardware MM 1H Hell HHimiK Brll Nnrvrrlee WlKIOHKini.k Klrin'a Farm a t.ardrn Onlae tern also is in the Indoor and Outdoor Game Packet No.

14, which contains directions and cutting guides for a ide variety of other new owners since Feb. 1. This brings the total of new families now living in Edison Oaks to well ever 50, he noted. Offered at Edison Oaks are five models on fully-improved wooded lots up to 'j acre in size witn all utilities. The homes are priced from up, with terms including 10 per cent down payments and 30-year mortgages.

On display is a ground entry level with a large recreation room priced from Other models include the four-bedroom New Englander split level at the Jefferson bilevel at the brick-front Colonial at and the Mayfiar split level at $23,400. The homes were designed by S. J. Totter. Ballon of Jacob-on, Goldfarb Tanzman National Swimming Pool Award Winner, 1962 Buster Crabbe Free-formed Steel Pools 7 Hollywood-style shapes to choose from! PRICED FROM $2495 to $3850! GET THE DETAILS TODAY I Marsicano is the owner of 'he Associated Auto Parts Co.

of 5f Main South River. He and his wife Anna took title to the property on April 29. Marsicano said he plans lo remoelcl and renovate Die buildings. Broker isn the transfer vas Gertrude M. Howell of 215 Route 18, East Brunswick.

Thc sale was niado hv Walter Skeltling. games all for $1. Sunday Homt Ntwt, Patttrn Dtpt. Bedford N. Y.

FOX HILL RUN NEAR SELLOUT EDISON Onlv four tiomes re of main to sold in Fox Hill Run. Terth Amlwy is in charge sales at Edison Oaks. thc 74-homc development on West Crand Avenue north of Route 1 in the Roosevelt Park section. Leonard Senelelsky of Inc. of Colonia, the developer reported that fiO buyers have al State League Slates Convention Ill MM) 338 Wifll in at iiBi ready mined into the tract, which contains 74 homes.

NEWARK-Approximately l.uflO Sendelsky said that by keepinj; savings and loan offirals from throughout New Jersey will gather ahead of schedule throughout the winter he has split-level homes fn Atlantic City's Haddon Hall ready for immediate delivery now. Hotel from May 22 to May 23 riots are also still availaoie the adjoining segment of seven homes in Meluchen The homes in Fox Hill Run which can be- purchased wiih 111 per cent down, 30-year finmcing are being sold through I.twhioii Goldfarb Tanzman of Perth mlHiy. The homes have 7 to to rooms and three, four or me licdrooms. with 1 'a. 2 and i 'a! lis They arc being built on Save lip to $158.40 i nance your new car at OOOO.

Come in anil arrange your financing ln'fore you, buy your car. You will pet your commitment the tame day, and up to Uti months to repay. Finance and save at OOOO your auto loan bank. jatioml iaiuiscaiH'U lots 7j phi feTt and larger. Fox Hill Run is near the Men.o Park Shopping Center and also adjoins HooM'velt Park, vluch has children's playgrounds, pici.ir taciiities and horseback ridinu )ank of paths.

MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR 3i MONTHS AT VARIOUS RATES Fox 11.11 Run offers four mod for Die annual convention of the New Jersey Savings Loan League. Emil A. Gallman of Bloomfiold. president of the organization, said Keakers will discus mainly the development of thrift, home ownership and housing in New Jersey. Gallman said a lame numlx-r tt national and state officials, as well as savings and loan officials, will be present to talk on other topics fn-cted to be timely wish-in the next 12 months.

He s.u.l ftlmut fio speakers wiil take part In the program. Gov. I.ichard J. Hughes is expected to he.id the lit of guc.it. will include Dunn.

Kaid chairman of thc Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, and Commissioner Charles R. Howell and Deputy Commissioner Jerome B. McKenna of the New Jersey Department of Banking end Insurance, In a series of "worktop" and panel discussion seisioni, tiie dele-fates will exchange views on a Hide vareity of subjects dealing Mth the day-to-day operations of mutual thrift institutions, Call-man said, lie also announced tha! dele-gates will start their discussions at 3.00 pm. on May 22 and conclude with breakfast discussions on Saturday morning, May 25. Special sessions have been arranged for attorneys representing the memlxT associations lo discuss current legal els: the Bromley and Ardilcv RATES PER $100 PER YEAR split levels, the expansible Corn-wail bi level and the Drew two Over 36 Months You AMOUNT NEEDED story.

$5 $31.94 Can Save Up To $32.83 63.00 USE FOR CEILING FANS $1,000.00 I $31.03 $1,500.00 $46.70 Remember those old-fashioned MAIN OFFICE: NEW BRUNSWICK TELEPHONE CH 7-7800 OTTIEIl OFFICES: IIETUCUEN MIDDLESEX NORTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK MEMBERi P.D.LC fans? A firm in Memphis. $43.00 i I cnn. still makes them, as homeowners have found ccilina fans $49.30 $65.70 $82.10 $2,000.00 $62.20 $63.90 93.60 $126.00 $158.40 ideal for patios and porchet. Thev discourage insects and make tiie area cooler during warm weath $2,500.00 $79.90 $77.70 L. ersey er Manufactured bv tha Hunter Division.

Robbins 4 Myers, Ine ceiling fans arc f.nislied in a decorator beige and can le FINANCING IS OUR BUSINESS" NEW HOURS PERSONAL IQAN DEPT. 9 A.M.4 PiA. DAILY PJA. THURSDAY repainted to match room colors The blades may be directed down for normal use or reversed for draft-free circulation of air. i.