Copeland Park Hosts Third Annual Play Day
Copeland Park held its third annual play day with 70 children in seven events. Hats and decorated bicycles paraded the neighborhood as prizes were awarded for hat and bike designs.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1958
Page
8
Copeland Park held its third annual play day with 70 children in seven events. Hats and decorated bicycles paraded the neighborhood as prizes were awarded for hat and bike designs.
Hood Street Playground held a bicycle event with winners across divisions. Intermediate boys Konop and Sokolik led, while midget and first grade classes saw Hohfeld, Hegel, Neering, Potaracke, Thorson, Parmenter among top finishers. Richard Drew and Mike Klos helped judge.
Wayne W. Wilson from Bethany Missouri arrived to assume duties as the new postal inspector for the United States Post Office in La Crosse Wisconsin. He will oversee about ten counties and brings wartime Army Air Corps service and Reserve status, along with family ties to Missouri and Wisconsin hospitality memories.
The University of Wisconsin hospitals run the new Poison Control Center in Madison with Dr. W. T. Bruns as director. It handles over two inquiries daily from physicians and hospital staff seeking rapid information on poisons and antidotes. The service operates 24 hours and aims to aid infant and child poisoning cases amid a rise of toxic products available to consumers.
The notice invites readers to call 2-8040 to hire an ad-writer who will craft a job wanted advertisement for faster results. It emphasizes a ready service for those seeking employment or posting in the want ads.
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