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PAGE ? â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1980 Qenutce.. worthy of your confldence. HARRY ROSS HUEKHN BRUBACHER You haven‘t got a great deal unless you get a great car in the deal. Bâ€"K Service Centre has both. Our 1981 GLC prices start at just 5,090. And we‘ve got a wide selection of 3 â€" and 5â€"door models, including the new GLC Decor and the exciting 1981 GLC Sport. COMPARE OUR NEW FRONT WHEEL DRIVE MAZDA GLC WITH HONDA, DATSUN & TOYOTA. THEN COMPARE OUR DEAL. 15 University Avenue, Waterloo 885â€"5090 funeral home and chapel 621 KING WEST â€" 745â€"9495 Convenient Parking, entering Wellington or King Street a tradition since 1925. Patz~Bechtel THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU LIKE â€"~K Service Center The ARC, which is loâ€" cated at the corner of wng and Allen Sts. in aterloo, has 2.003 pe« gistered participants, 68 ongoing services for senâ€" ior citizens and 42 comâ€" munity groups using the building on a regular basis, according to Kathy Durst, the ARC‘s senior citizen coâ€"ordinaâ€" tor. The Adult Recreation Centre (ARC) is having growing pains after its five years in operation and is seeking help from the public in raising the money needed to buy a $10,000 soundproof partiâ€" Adult centre seeks funds The staff at ARC are pleased with this growth and use of the centre, but are concerned for the future of senior proâ€" grams; Durst said. ‘‘Unless we are able to provide additional space at the centre, our proâ€" gram capacity in the fuâ€" ture will be severely resâ€" tricted,"" Durst said. Five netharking spaces are scheduled for completion soon to alleâ€" viate the ARC‘s parking problem and the next project involves the inâ€" stallation of a soundproâ€" of partition in the cenâ€" tre‘s ground floor room. Durst says Waterloo city council will pay $7,000 of the partition‘s estimated $10,000 price tag and the ARC will be responsible for raising the remaining $3,000. She said public donaâ€" tions for the partition will be "gratefully acâ€" cepted‘" but the centre‘s staff and the Grand River Kinsmen Club will be planning a variety of fund nisinfaevents to raise the balance of the funds. The Kinsmen have ofâ€" fered to coâ€"ordinate fund raising events that are suggested by the public. ‘‘*No special technical skills are required, only An exhibition of Phoâ€" tographs'gey David Reynâ€" olds will®be on display at the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Art Gallery from Jan. 8 to 29, 1981. This exhibition inâ€" cludes several serial photographs and disâ€" plays some of the most recent works by this Canadian artist. Reynolds has been a participant in Group Shows at the Burnaby Biennial, British Columâ€" bia 1977; the Gallery Chimera, Salem 1978 and Douglass College 1980 A graduate in Fine Arts from the Univerâ€" sity of Guelph, Reynolds is presently completing his master in Fine Art at Rutger‘s University, New York: a Wwillingness to assist in an effort to ensure that the centre can continue to grow in response to the needs of the senior adults in our com munity,"" Durst added. Anyone with fund raisâ€" ing ideas is asked to call Kathy Durst at 579â€"1020. Photo exhibit