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PAGE 34 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESOAY, JULY!10, 1985 Vikings‘ Derek Pitt puts pressure on Balkans player near the sidelines. Richard O ‘Brien photo Athletics were al ready down 3â€"1 when Friday‘s hard rain began and when they changed ends for the second half it was blowing im their faces. ‘‘The rain came down and soccer beâ€" came very difficult," said Athletics‘ coach Rod Desmeules. "The second half was quite When you‘re losing and a thunderstorm starts it can seem like it‘s raining harder on you than the other guy . Waterloo Athleties must have felt that way Friday night at Seaâ€" gram Stadium as they suffered a 4â€"1 loss to Germania in Kitchener and District Soccer League first division action. In second division play, Wateriloo Vikings tied Balkans 0â€"0 Satur day at Leos Park Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staftf A‘s under the weather in loss to Germania Preâ€"registration for FALL & WINTER 1985â€"1986 Limited space still available for: New summer hours: Mon.â€"Fri. 9â€"6 Closed Sat. & Sun. until September 65 University Ave. E. Waterloo 886â€"6200 EUROPE CANADA CARIBBEAN GOLD KEY TRAVEL FREE If Athletics had diffiâ€" culty with the weather, they also found it never rains but it pours with regard to injuries and suspensions. Midfielder Tom Abâ€" bott returns from a suspension on July 14, but Coppolino will soon begin another suspen Tim Mitchell had three goals for Ger mania and Sigi Klaus also scored for the visi tors. even and we were the more offensive team, yet they (Germania) scored again. Athletics trailed 2â€"0 before Andy Coppolino put them on the board But a third Germania goal and a hard rain made it very difficult to catch up. ‘"Really, it was a s tory of missed chances and defensive errors." Athletics host Kitchâ€" ener City Thursday at 7 at Seagram Stadium as they hold a Waterloo Minor Soccer night. Waterloo minor soccer coaches, managers and players are invited to attend free of charge Terry Calder sufâ€" fered a broken toe and joins injured players Sean Tuckett, Mike Vogel, Ralph Barker and Ray Derbecker on the sidelines. sion for a recent red card. SHOULD BE ORDERED NOW SUPERIOR MEMORIALS 528 Victoria St. N. Kitchener (Beside Weston Bakeries) 74546134 After hours 578â€"7154 Large Indoor Showrooms FOR SUMMER INSTALLATION YOUR MEMORIAL See or phone GARY WINGER Waterioo Town Square 746â€"1080 Maybe 1 can save you some money on insurance * Life * Homeowners * Auto/Boat e Choose from 100‘s of rolls of broadloom, remnants e Largest selection in Waterloo e Super savings on QUALITY MG‘IRPETS NOâ€"WAX FLOORS weekly specials e Great service e Free estimates Alistate You‘re in good hands. Time for fitness is time on Your Side. Before ou buy, let); compare. 490 Weber St. N. Waterloo 884â€"0851 Call me and compare Allstate | ite Ins © n af C anads Fivless NOW|F Business EST. 1967 3 // «P74 a / // { Nes 7 e mmas s \1 _ M y Distinctive (519) â€" SUMMER CONCERTS CHEVRON /2A Wwinbpow 7# ~ SHADES FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Of _ fi @D 332 Manitou Drive 893 858 aiÂ¥e Kitchener, Ont. ~ @\ i is KITCHENER, WATERLOO & CAMBRIDGE AREA Tuesday, July 16th Thurs., July 18th Friday, July 19th Monday, July 15th Facuity of Music and Kâ€"W Chamber Music Society WORKSHOP IN 18th CENTURY MUSIC THEATRE AUDITORIUM 8:00 p.m. Admission: Adults $6, Students/Seniors $4 Tickets available at the door THEATRE AUDITORIUM 8:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION LECTURE Invitations â€" Floral Arrangements Wedding Cakes â€" Reception Halls Disc Jockeys / Live Music Caterers and Bartenders Portrait and Video Photographers Distinctive Wedding Services e VERTICAL BLINDS ®© VENETIAN BLINDS e ROLLâ€"UPS e WOVEN WOODsS e PLEATED SHADES "‘Handel His Life and Times®" with Dr Gordon Greene, Dean, F aculty of Music, WLU FINAL RECITAL | â€" featuring ‘"Arias and Concertos." FINAL RECITAL II â€" featuring (Dixit Dominus" by G F. Handel performed by taculty and workshop participants, conducted by Victor Martens See Us For Everyday Low Prices On: Julianne Baird, soprano, Susan Prior, baroque flute and recorder; Colin Tilney, harpsichord FREE STRIPING ON VERTICALS AND VENETIANS ~ to make an appointment for your personalized consultation Mon.â€"Thurs. 10 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m Fri. 10 a.m.â€"9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.â€"5 p.m. ‘‘Service Plus Quality®, can 742â€"9845