| Show Serials Order Division Marriott Library University of Utah Salt Lake City UT 84112 1 1 I VOL 1 NO "YOUR HOMETOWN 24 NEWSPAPER" WEDNESDAY MARCH 14 1984 THE ANTICIPATION builds as Grantsville readies for its 100th Old Folks celebration Committee te chairmen are busy finishing preparations As the sign above reads the Sociable is only ten days away Utah Power and Light Company donated the truck and man power to place two last-minu- ( j I street banners “Three feet high and risinw Despite some of the reports the state aired throughout Grantsville city is Monday not flooded observers to According the water table is higher than As been in years a result some basements that have never been flooded are having some problems Burmester Homes along north of Grantsville Road it has have been flooded The worst was the home of Desma Magee She has left her home and Her home moved to Oregon appeared to be sitting in the middle of a lake According to Milo Higley no one has been evacuated from the area He said that Desma was planning the Oregon move for health reasons County road crews are working to cut out drainage ditches along the road to drain the runoff Milo Higley said that he and other residents along Bur- mester Road had been asking the state and county officials to do something to prevent the present flood conditions THE CLEANUP BEGAN this week as crews moved in to carry The cleanup should be away the debris at the High School completed by March 31 "For the past two years we've been trying to get the poor drainage problem He said CONTINUED PAGE 2 |
