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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
11
Police Chief Maurice Black urged the Choteau City Council to buy a $495 radar unit for speed control. He argues it would reduce speeding by teenagers, improve enforcement, and possibly save lives without turning the town into a speed trap.
A political idea suggests renaming Freezeout Lake after Sheriff Al Becker and his Swamp Foxes to boost tourism. The catchy prospect imagines a road sign explaining the six men who braved the swamp to stop a mad gunman, proposing the moniker Snipe Hunt Lake.
About 90 parents and friends attended the annual teacher reception in the high school gym with Supt. Glenn Hansen introducing the faculty and spouses. Earlier, faculty were guests of the Garden Club at Mrs. Julia Schabel’s home. A Cub Scouts reorganization meeting was held with Jim McIntosh named cub master. The Dutton High School band, led by Arlie Schulz, performed at the Montana State-South Dakota State game in Great Falls, while local fans cheered the team. Chuck Proff, Jack Becker and Bill Habel were dinner guests.
Miss Joan Proff now makes her home in Great Falls after starting at Montana Bank this fall. Great Falls visitors include Marvin and family, while Lake Mary Ronan guests reunited families from Spokane Rudyard and Camp Bell Resort. Noah Harman visited Billings and celebrated his 85th birthday with the Howard Harmans. A son was born Sept 5 to Bernard and wife in Power. Reunion details, travel between Dutton Laurel and other towns are noted along with other local visits and family ties.
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