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Show V'va' Hicr C 't Accident Clotas Four Arfeocii n t WINS AWARDS A Garland man and wife, visiting in Arizona, were killed in a traffic accident Friday night along with their daughter and her eight-m- o ith-o- !d son. Stanley Petersen and his wife Vida Carlson Petersen, ofGar- - Senior, Printer for The Leader Publishing Co. of Tremonton, proudly displays awards won, by the Newspaper, at the recent Press Convention held in Salt Lake. The Silver Tray, for first place in typographical excellence, second place for best use of illustrative material, third place for best front page and honorable mention for general excellence of our newspaper. VOLUME 52 NUM Broken Sewer Line Causes Damage r area met with the City Council last night regarding a broken sewer line that has caused a considerable amount of damage to a number of homes in that area. Dr. Woodbury, said that these people are just a little bit disgusted and concerned about what is going to be done in the way of taking care of this problem. Mayor Sandall, then said that Auction To ie he knew what had happened, but was not aware of the amount of damage that had been done. He told this delegation that he would be in contact with the Hartwell Construction Co. this morning to find out what their intentions were. During construction, on 6th North, the construction company dug under the sewer line approximately four to five feet to lay their line, then before filling it in, they put boards under the sewer line to keep it from giving away then covered the line up. This held for two days before 11 feet of mud and clay caused it to break and the mud and clay then went on to the sewer line causing it to break and back up into the basements' of several homes in the Bessinger area. Mayor Sandall assured the group that he would act on this matter immediately and he would have a man come up and look at the damage that had been done. One concern ofthis group was whether or not this construction company was bonded. They RECEIVES AWARD Nell Puzey, receives the Mother of The were told that in order for them Year Award presented by the Tremonton Womens Civic League. to do a job that amounted to They presented her with a beautiful picture locket and corsage what this one did, that it was at their Fine Arts Musical. a state law that they were fill' ft ..ssiSlHfc Held For the auction May 12, for the new North Box Elder Community hospital, the following people have donated, may we add your name to the list, BeaPhyllis Pope, uty, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hodges, Carl & Dons Market, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Rogers, Dorothy Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gledon Kay, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sessions, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ottley, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ctoadaz, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jeppssen, Fun Club, Mr. and Mr3. 03car Koford. rs Adding their name to the list during the week is the Fun Club of Tremonton. Club members quilted a queen sizg quilt to be raffled off, with all proceeds being given toward the new hospital fund. Club members Mrs. Seth Hamm.md and Mrs. Verl Nelson, offered a challenge to all other clubs to do the same. People, please don't wait until the last minute to call, do it Hi-St- yle don-ato- now. - bonded. Somt! of the people Word about the accident was received by Rogers Mortuary in Tremonton Saturday morning. The - Robert A delegationfromtheBessin-ge- lani, were killed in the mishap which occurred near Tucson at about 8:33 p.m. felt that our city employ' s were just abit lax in tl. job, but what they didn't realize was that just as soon as the city was notified of this accident that the city men were on the job to take care of this matter and they worked overtime. Damage reached over a $1000 Box in some of the homes. The Elder County Will the construction comLabor Association held a meetpany take care of this damage?' ing on March 6. During this Will they replace what has been meeting a motion was made to turn the Box Elder County LabThese questions damaged? were asked, but did not receive or Association property in Trean answer because Mayor Sanmonton, over to the Box Elder dall had to get in touch with Commission for the specific the people before he would dare purpose of building a New Hospital and a Box Elder County say one way or another. Labor Association Offers Site For Hospital Nursing Home on this site. Title to this property will not be conveyed to the County Commission until official and legal intent is shown to the Box Elder Labor Association, by County July 1, 1973. The motion was seconded. The voting was by secret ballot. The Tremonton Women's Civic League is very proud to have a charter member oftheir Mrs. Garland (Nell) club, Puzey, chosen as Mother of The Year. Nell, as she is fondly called by all, claims recognition for her many achievements of service and dedication to her family, church, and community. She is the daughter of Joseph M. and Elva Fenton Bezzant. She was born in Brigham to Magna at the age of two. Here is where she spent her girlhood. She attended school in the Granite School District and graduated from Cyprus High school and Seminary. Where she was very active in all student affairs and music. She graduated from the Uni. versity of Utah, then taught school in the Granite District prior to her marriage to Garland W. Puzey in the Salt Lakel Temple. They lived in Kama s, Salt Lake, Cedar City before making a permanent home in Tremonton. '1 -- ' UV f v " - ' lis m ?o - CHECK Friday night at 8:00 p.m representative from the Box Elder County Japanese Community, Sootle Yam- uaki, Kol Haramoto and Kuril Tazoi presented a check for $3,844.32 to Mel Foxley and other board members for the North PRESENTS - - ( 5 ) J : ; AJ-- -- Elder Community Hospital fund. These neonle worked for three days prior to this benefit supper and three shifts two davs Box before. Ydir Off Tfe seem to favor the Sunday School, Paul is a teacher in that organization and also plays on the ward basketball team. He married Ju'.ie Ann Broberg of Logan and they have two daugh- Robert G. Puzey graduated from Bear River High and Utah State University in Logan. Spent place to live in. She has always held respon sible positions in the church: M IA President, Relief Society President, and class leaier. On the Sunday School Stake Bo ters. ard, Sunday School chorister Besides for years, memher of the Rebeing a charter member of the Tremonton Wolief Society Stake board in Bear men's Civic League, Nell has .River Stake and at present the been a very active member Bear River South State Culr since 1940. Served twice as tural Refinement leader. She Club President, been vice presihas conducted music in ward and stake primary for 2 5 years. dent, served on all the committees, been chairman of all the Nell loves music and does departments, very active in all creative writing, prepares the Club projects as well as toasts, writes poetry, writes in the assemblies, being parlimentarian road shows and Northern District of Federated still doas substitute teaching women. In 1931 she attended a at the schools in Tremonton. women's conference on Civil She also writes for the Leader. Defence in San Francisco. Nell The Tremonton Woman's is a very capable person and Civic League congratulates you has been a devoted civic club Nell foryourmanyfine accompmember. lishments and your contribution As a community worker Nell to your club, church, communhas been active in Ff A, Fair ity and family, and are so happy Parades, Fair Judging, Bond to have one of our very own Sale s, worked at the Blood Bank, members as our Mother of The active in March of Dimes, CanYear. Nell was presented with cer, Red Cross drives, named an engraved picture locket and the NuVu theater and always corsage at the Civic Club Musparticipated in every way to ical, held in the Tremonton make our community a better First Ward. March 1, 1973. two years in Naval ROTC Program at the University of Utah and is presently employed as a ,V SSM ,r ., IMS' w Woodland, Guest Speaker At NFO Supper De Von Woodland- JEU MARCH 8, 1973 UA(ir National Director from Idaho. He has also served as District field representative, regional supervisor, and Excutive Assistant for the Western States, working full time for three years. He has farmed all of his life except for two years in the United States Army. Former ' ft a student counselor in the Ogden City Schools. He is active in community affairs. Member of the Sunday School Presidency in the Ogden 78th Ward. Also serving as president of the Utah School Counselors association. He married Carol Ann Cochran of Tremonton. They have one daughter and one son. William Bezzant Puzey also graduated from Bear River High School and Utah State UniversHe graduated from Law ity. School at the University of Utah and presently resides in Reno, he Nev., where is Public Defender for Waskoe County, a- -, long with his private law practice. He is also active in the LD3 Church, coaches the Mount Rose Third Ward basketball team and in the Presidency of the Sunday School. He is married to the forme r Connie Strong of Logan. They have one son and two daughters. The third son, Paul Bezzant Herbusband, Garland, is also a;; graduate of the University ofl Puzey, also graduated from Utah and has been employed as Bear River and Utah State. He an athletic coach, state recreat was active in student affairs ion supervisor, seminary and received his commission teacher, and is a counselor at as 2nd Lt. in the Army at his the Bear River High school at graduation. He served for four the present time. years and attained the rank of The Puzeys are proud of their Captain. Spending time in Gerthree sons, three lovely daugmany and also Viet Nam. He hters (by marriage) and seven is presently employed as a grandchildren, who love to come Social Science instructor at Roy to Grandma's. The Puzey boys High School. i I)i an employe of Carl and Don's Supermarket in Tremonton. All four bodies will be shipped to Rogers Mortuary where funeral arrangements will be announced. son-in-la- w. TREMONTON, UTAH, 84337 24 R Family The sole survivor of the accident was her husband, Joel Harrison, driver of the car and the Petersens' Petersen was a farmer in Garland and Mrs. Petersen was imkM ft sag BE The Petersen's daughter Mrs. Joel (Gayle) Harrison, 28 and her eight month-o- ld baby boy, Robert Joel Harrison, both of San Manuel, Ariz., also died in the crash. Ddb - Howell Ward members are hosting a bouffef supper for the. county NFO on Wednesday, March 14th at their Cultural Hall. Tickets are being sold by NFO officers to members and the general public throughout the county. All proceeds will go to the ward for their building fund. The supper time is 7:30 p.m. NFO will feature as the program speaker, DeVon Woodland, National Vice President. Mr. Woodland was born in 1929 in Blackfoot, Idaho. He is married and has a family of four boys and four girls, from the ages of 19 months to 16 years. DeVon and his family operate a 340 acre Irrigated farm. They produce cattle, sheep, milk, row crops, hay, grain, and potatoes. Woodland went to work building NFO almost Immediately after he joined. He was the third member to join in the Western expansion of 1967. He has served as County President of Brigham County, District President, State President, and for four years he has been the county NFO i Pres- ident Lorus King says, "I worked closely with Mr. Woodland in the days when he was in this area as NFO field representative. We travelled many miles together proselyting I have never membership. ceased to marvel at the leadership qualities he perpetually exhibits. I think we have here an opportunity to listen to an American whose brand of statesmanship supercedes anything that exists in our present circles of government, either state or national. He is no stranger in this area, and the many folks that have heard him will not want to miss hearing him as he brings us up to date on his experiences as Vice ) it ' ' i - V " W. nVTH! j- - 'V i -- AT? President." Tremonton Man - 4 Receives , Appointment HA Dennis Ottley, Manager of M. H. Kings, left Tremonton this week to assume new responsibilities in Idaho. He managed the store in Tremonton for approximately three years. Since moving to Tremonton the Ottleys have been quite active In community affairs. Dennis and Sherryl and two children will be making their home In Burley, Idaho. Jf it I .... '"MH PROGRESS STOPPED -- Mr. Stettler of iiimtBi Stettler Construction Co. said, because of this picket line, three other trades has returned ito Ogden and Salt Lake. They felt as though they should honor Jack Clark Co. picket because he had honored theirs In the past. |
