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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1959
Page
2
San Diego reports that sharks can smell and hear, noted by Conrad Limbaugh of Scripps Institution of Oceanography. In submarine cage tests a repellent color or odor was observed to deter the maniacalers as they hunted oily odors, with sharks moving away from the malal side when struck.
Jerry J. Vaccarelli, Troy businessman active in K of U and Little League, was named chairman of the Troy City Committee for the March of Dimes. He has held state and local posts, led local campaigns, and served with the Columbiettes, Knights of Columbus, and area civic groups.
The Schuylerville Garden Club met with co-hostesses Mrs. Starold Goodrich and Mrs. John L. Ostrander, voted to serve at Schuyler House on July 28, enter a float in Green Sabres Day parade on Aug. 9, donate $25 for a repeater machine, and organize Valentine contests for distribution to shut-ins. Other items include a Ferrary meeting at Mrs. Floyd D. Taylor’s home, spring bulb study by Mrs. Joseph Pett, and seed-starting bulletins. Local fishing trip participants and several residents plus a fall injury at home were noted, with hospital care details.
A six year old girl from Rensselaer was injured Sunday when her sled struck a motor vehicle at the Harrison Avenue intersection on Sixth Street. She suffered facial injuries and was taken to St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany for treatment. Police said the driver was John Prusky of 616 Sixth Street, Rensselaer, who was northbound at the time of the accident.
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