riBeach To Get Playground SetsP«matiieRcI hoI Mi IGc MiJ MiLe wis Fowler, chairman of the dr I Old Orchard Beacn Community bi; j Civic Center committee, an- j M i pounced through the secretary, Ci Ernest Brousseau, that the com- Lc ' mittee had voted to purchase a s0 10 play gym set for the Center : lc plavground lot located between ^ Central Park avenue and Atlan-tic avenue. 1 mFowler announced that the ^ committee seeks to have the va- 1nous organizations which have jrepresentatives on the commit-tee contact their respective or- l V( gunizations in regard to each donating an identical play gym sot, in order that in addition to the set already purchased by lt;he dlt; I committee as a whole, there will j nlt; ; be a total of nine of the 10 play ir gym sets on the playground. ' tiFowler stated that the $500 T gift of Harry B. Center would be t! used, if at all possible, solely for a fence to surround the play- IV ground area. j giFowler also said that after May | g 1, when all frost and snow have S left the playground area, and flt; after a general consultation,meeting of all members of the! b committee on the* playground ^ site to reach an unanimous de- u cision as to what area should be n graded, the committee will then j U petition the selectmen for the use of the town’s bulldozer to 1 make the area as level as possi- j ^ble. As soon as a decision is ( yreached by all members of the j Q committee, volunteers would be r, sought from the town’s public pworks department, and they p would be paid at the prevailing ] rate paid them by the town on | week day evenings and at a time and a half rate of pay if j E work is performed on Sundays, j 'I All members of the committee b will be contacted by Fowler as E to when the general consultation I survey meeting on the playground site will be held.n