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Sandy’s Noel Bateman Service Award honors decades of local volunteerism; program lists long-term contributors
Summary
A recorded program recounts the Noel Bateman Service Award (established 1986) and highlights multiple Sandy residents whose decades of volunteer work — from founding schools to coordinating parades and creating community programs — shaped the city’s civic life.
Speaker 1 (Unidentified speaker) summarized the Noel Bateman Service Award, saying it was established in 1986 and named for Noel Bateman, who was "widely known as Mr. Sandy" and credited with more than 70 years of community service, including roughly 20 years on the Sandy City Council and service as mayor.
The program listed past recipients and described their civic roles. Speaker 1 said Charles Grant Hurst chaired the July Fourth Committee, announced the annual parade and helped found the Sandy Arts Council; Bertha Rand was described as instrumental in founding Jordan Valley School in 1975 to promote…
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