WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23e,1977 PAGE 23 Comin NATURE WALK-S. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will be conductirig slide talks and, film presentatiofis at 9 p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Heber Dowvn Conservation Area. June 25- September 4, inclusive. Directions - from Hwy. 401:*' îBrock Street (Hwy. 12), N.to Taunton Road (Durham Regional Rd. 4) west one jmile to Country Lane, north one mile to Conservation IArea. Nature and historical walks at various conservation areas to be held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday even- ings, and Sunday mornings. Meet at the C.L.O.C.A. office, 1650ODundas Street E., Whitby (opposite Whitby Mall) at 6:30 p.m. for evening walks and 9:30 a.m. for Sunday walks. Will be held 4&rain or shine". Please dress accordingly. Saturday, July 23 Talk - Pioneers. Hsoia Sunday, July 24 Hsoia walk at camp X. Monday, July 25 Nature walk at Purple Woods Conser- vation Area. Tuesday, July 26 Talk - SLife of the Pond. Wednesday, July 27 Histor- ical hike at Hampton Conser- vation Area. Thursday, July 28 Talk - Historical Highlights. Friday, July 29 Nature walk at Camp X. FOLK CONCERT Camp Self Help, in con- junction with the Whitby County Town Camnival will be running an outdoor folk concert at Kinsmen Park on Sunday, July 24 at 7 p.m. This concert will feature local talent from the Region of Durham.. Somne artists scheduled to perform are Yvonne Kiefert and Ray Pardon. As the concert. will be outdoors, it may be wise to bring a lawnichair or blanket, to sit on. For further information about this event please contact Camp Self Help at the Durham Region YMCA, 668-6868. CAR WASH The Whitby Fire Figliters Juvenile Girls Baseball Team is having a car wash at Dear- borne's She14 station, Thick- son Road anid Dundas Street, July 23 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Proceeds go to assist the teamn- during this year's basebaîl season. Uni"ted Way goal is $8600,00,O The Oshawa--Whitby United Way lias set its 1977 goal at $860,000, and will kick off itscampaign on Oct. 3. Chairman L. Blaine Boswell says that this year's goal represents an increase of eight per cent over l-ast year's objective of S795,000. Organization and planning for the campaign is well under way, although there are stili three monà ~s to go. The Whitby District Council of the Boy Scouts of Canada are joining the list of United Way-assisted agencies for the first timne this year. This brings the total number of assisted agencies to 28. According to Mr. Boswell, only seven per cent of the rnoney collected goes toward operating costs, the lowest rate for aIl the larger United Way campalgnis in Canada. ]Raymond Moriyama starts work on design for library Raynmond Moriyama, the architect who designcd Whitby's new municipal building, has begun the blue- print work for the renovations of the upstairs section of thc town library. The $350,000 project will convert the upper floor for use by the library for the reference non-fiction and audio-visual departments. Chief Librarian Anne l-ope-Browfl says Mr. Moriyama's working drawings should be completcd late this somnmer, and the physical work finishcd early in 1978. The library lias uised the lower floor of the former municipal building since January 1974, and the municipal offices moved out of the upper floor in January 1977. Events