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The Waterioo County Board of Education is seeking a person to fill a Trustee vacancy running to November 30, 1980. interested individuals are invited to apply, in writing, including a resume of qualifications and experience. . _ & Applications should be directed to: Mrs. L. Woolstencroft, Chairman, The Waterioo County Board of Education, SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE Deadline for applications is 4:30, Monday afternoon,: June 16, 1980. Further details may be obtained by contacting J. F. Tummon, the Business Administrator and Secretaryâ€"Treasurâ€" er at 742â€"1751, extension 211. ? â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, June 4, CITY OF WATERLOO 9th Floor, Corporation Square, .Corner of Duke and Ontario Streets, P.O. Box 68, Kitchener, Ont. N2G 3XS THE WATERLOO COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION APPLICATION FOR FOR THE Jim Hunter, chairman of the Cancer Society, saw his organization raise $180,000 in April. Cancer society raises ©$180,000 More than $180,000 was raised by the North Waâ€" terioo Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society during their monthâ€"long fynd raising drive in April, according to Jim Hunter, campaign chairman. ‘"We will exceed $180,000, what with several reports of contributions still to come in from various sectors,""‘ Hunter said. Hunter, who is serving his first year as chairman, said he is "thrilled with the reâ€" sults‘‘, but added that his valunteers are the ones who did the job and deserve the credit. The North Waterloo Unit held an ‘‘appreciation night‘‘ last Wednesday at the Waterloo Motor Inn to thank all who participated in the campaign. ; The Canadian Cancer Soâ€" ciety‘s work involves fundâ€" {q'medial research, proâ€" More than 2,000 volunâ€" viding educational proâ€" teers helped out on the camâ€" grams to schools and paign locally. w Antiâ€"nukes protest Waterioo antiâ€"nukes will be joining colleagues on Sat., June 7 for a protest deâ€" monstration at Darlington Provincial Park, 40 miles east of Toronto. Organizers are hoping for a peaceful demonstration to protest the building of the Darlington Nuclear Power Station. community groups and supâ€" plying help and service to cancer patients in need of tation and visitations. Organizers say members of the Greenpeace Foundaâ€" tion will approach the site from boat in Lake Ontario and some members plan to scale the fence around the site for a threeâ€"day sitâ€"in. Protestors will meet at the. park at noon for speeches and entertainment and then march to the Dariâ€" ington nuclear site.