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Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Statt With seven good scoring chances (as counted by Athletics coach Dave Pearcey) in the first half and another seven in the second half, Athletics often looked like soccer‘s answer to the Gang That Couldn‘t Shoot Straight, but that‘s one rap they can live with if they continue to play as well as they did. Waterloo Athletics might as well have been shooting fish in a barrel. y In their game with Banat Friday night at Seagram Stadiâ€" um they were getting all the shots they could possibly need and they weren‘t going to come up emptyâ€"handed. ‘"We‘re working hard on finishâ€" ing but they‘re still worried about players coming from beâ€" hind them (while setting up a shot)," said Pearcey. ‘"But it‘s a remarkable improvement." It was just a question of how many goals they could score and the number turned out to be three as they won 3â€"0 in their Kitchener and District Soccer League second division game. Greig Heideman gave Athletâ€" ics an early goal, the scored again in the first half as the result of a throwâ€"in taken from the sidelines deep in Banat terriâ€" tory. The throwâ€"in caught Banat players off guard, and with good reason, since a linesman had signalled that Banat should have possession of the ball. The game marked the return of Marcel Desmeules from vacaâ€" tion in England and he made his presence felt with some long shots that had some power beâ€" hind them. Desmeules was rewarded for his efforts with a second half goal set up by a free kick near the corner after a foul on Sean Tuckett, who also had some good chances in the first half. Forward Steve Cahoon missed on two great opportunities in the second half and Liam McFarlane kicked over the net on another chance provided by Banat‘s genâ€" erous defence. Athletics have the opportunity to strengthen their already good backfield with the return of Herold Bryan, a veteran of the team who wasn‘t available when the season started. Next game for Athletics is Thursday at 7 at Seagram Stadiâ€" um when Galt Eagles are the visitors. Athletics and Eagles are tied for the division lead, each with 11 points. SUNDAY JUNE 22 9 a.m. 4 p.m. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO JUVENILE DIABETICS FOUNDATION ‘ APPLICATION LAWN CARE Call 884â€"3498 TEFANSON LAWN PRAY LTD. A‘s on target (sometimes) GARAGE Waterioo Athletics‘ Sean Tuckett (right) bumps with a Banat player while heading the ball during Kitchener and District Soccer League second division game Friday night at Seagram Staâ€" dium. Richard O‘Brien photo QGunuingham Color Centre See our Selection of. . . . e Dresses e Pantsuits e Scrubbies e Labs e Duty Shoes e Maternity Wear Concourse Level â€" WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE 75 KING ST. SOUTH, WATERLOO 885â€"5592 Pittsburgh® Paintsâ€"Only our best. We guarantee it. _ House & Tr® . Separates Sale 10â€"20°"* oFrF e Very Good Quality e Screened & Regular Topsoil TOPSOIL PAINT & WALLPAPER 324 HIGHLAND RD. W. (next to Mothers) SALE ENDS SATURDAY JUNE 21/86 meform JALr 743â€"0230 Acrylic Latex Semiâ€"Gloss House & Trim Paint A soft sheen finish that you can use on both siding and trim. Covers beautifully and braves the elements for years Reg. Price 38.95 NOW ONLY White and readyâ€"mixed colors only Custom colors slightly higher 20°" 4 LITRES (<. Start meeting our way ... e Drywall e Insulation & Poly e Drywall e Readyâ€"Use Accessories Cements 632 B Colby Dr. Waterioo Hours: Monâ€"Fri 7:00 a.m.â€"6:00 p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m. â€" 12:00 p.m. â€"_â€"_â€"" * nsuring that your business meeting seminar, convention or banquet runs smoothly is our business. We provide professional service, atmosphere, rooms, accommodations, meals â€" everything under one roof. Rely on our years of experience. WATERLOO CHRONICLE BUILOING SUPPUES LTDO. ©UMarer.oo InN. NOW OPEN 475 King Street North, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 275 Telephone (519) 884â€"0220 Specializing in The Burlington Teen Tour Band is being sponsored by The Burlington Teen Tour Band, a familiar sight at every major parade and festival in North America and around the world, will be appearâ€" ing in the opening parade of Sounds of Summer, Waterloo‘s Old Tyme Picnic and Cavalcade of Music on Saturday, June 21. The critically acclaimed, 90 member concert band will also be performing at 4 p.m. in the oval opposite Seagram Stadium. Don‘t miss the spectacular Burlington Teen Tour Band, which has delighted audiences from the Rose Bowl to Paris, France. COMING TO THE SOUNDS OF SUMMER SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1986 BURLINGTON TEEN TOUR BAND! WEDNESDOAY call 746â€"81 30 For Pickâ€"Up or Detivery JUNE 18 PAGE 3