• Parks-(Continued from Page l)of a park commission I hat is determiner! to “make do with verylittle expense.”The latest addition to Graham Park may become the focal point of interest for young and old alike.Log CabinThe only remaining log cabin in Carroll county was discovered by the enterprising commissioners and moved from near Coon Rapids to Graham Park. It was a trapper’s cabin about 100 years ago, and it is being painstakingly restored to the original.“This created quite a problem since we had to tear it down piece by piece and now have to rebuild it the same way.” Mr. Pfiester said.When the old cabin is completed this summer, it will serve as a place to house relics of pioneer days.Another outstanding feature of Graham, the city's oldest park, is the easy accessibility to the American Legion swimming pool located across Grant Road to the east. Access to this spacious modern pool with lifeguards in constant attendance has been made even easier by construction of a foot bridge across the ravine-type drainage ditch on the east boundary of the park.Immediately back of the swimming pool, the Little League baseball diamonds are located amidst newly planted trees and shrub-h*rv