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B4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. March 29, 1978 Registration for the Thornhill Hardball Association will be held this Friday night at the Thornhill Community “Almost” is hardly a sugar~ coated pill when you miss making it to the Timmy Tyke finals at Maple Leaf Gardens by just one goal. That's the bitter pill members of the Thornhill B. Jacobs & Sons Minor Atom Selects had to swallow last week when they dropped a 4-3 game to the Elobicoke Minor Atom Selects. The Etobicoke team went on to Maple Leaf Gardens and won the championship by walloping Orangeville 8â€"1. But' it was the way the Thorâ€" nhill boys lost that game to Etobicoke. Soccer executive PROTECT YOURSELF Thornhill hardball registration Are you contemplating general home repairs, additions, etc., in the near future? Are you aware of the York Region Builders Association, and what it can do for you? We can advise you of the credibility and past work history of the particular contractor, if he is a member of the Association. Non-members can be authenticated, at your request. Save yourself disappointment â€" Protect your investment â€" Use the Association. Call 881 -8287. Jacobs Selects almost to Gardens YOUR INVESTMENT Centre from 7:30 pm. to 9:30 pm. Another‘ registration day will follow Saturday from 9 am. to 12 noon at THE Y.R.B.A. HAS BEEN DEVELOPED TO ASSIST BOTH, THE CONSUMER AS WELL AS THE CONTRACTOR, IN ASSURING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AND FAIR PRICING POLICIES. A BUILDER OR CONTRACTOR WHO HOLDS MEMBERSHIP IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE ASSOCIATION HAS PROVEN HIIVISELF CAPABLE THROUGH PAST REFERENCES. THIS ASSOCIATION WILL BENEFIT ALL. The score was knotted at 3-3 at the end of overtime and a shootout was called to decide the match. A total of 10 players from each team took their turn trying to get the puck past the opposing goalies before an Etobicoke warrior scored on the 11th try. Despite the loss. Thornhill goalie Kevin Pineau played an outstanding game along with the rest of the team. The regulation part of the game saw Gerard Jacobs opening the scoring from Gordon MacLaren and Angelo Fazzari. the Centre Also required are coaches‘ sponsors and umpires. Members of the new 1978 Richmond Hill Soccer Club executive get together to plot strategy for the coming season. Front row (left to right) are Vera Briggs, registrar; Jane Stel. president; and Doreen Thomas. secretary. Back row left to right are: Tony Lott, vice-president; Brian Shephard. treasurer; Sid Redgate. director; George FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 881-8287 The Thornhill Tailorform Peewee I‘s squared off with their local rival Richmond Hill in the opening game of the York Simcoe finals and overtime was required before Tailorform skated off the victors 7-4. Darren Burford led the charge for Tailorform hitting for four goals and assisti_ng ananother. v The first period ended in a 1-1 tie with David James collecting the goal for Thornhill assisted by Tailorform Wins 7-4 The second Jacobs goal was a dramatic one all the way as Fazzari was awarded a penalty shot and made good on it. The final goal went to Jacobs from MacLaren and Steven Cum- mings. Ross. equipment officer; Ed Kenny, past- president; Dawin Gonzales. director; Jeff Walker. publicity and special events. Missing are Les Trotman. president of York Region: Armin Hachmer, director; Frank Briggs. president of coaches Association; Derek Smith. chief referee. Gerry Van Essen, director. Randy Meek and Burford. Then it was Richmond Hill drawing even on the power play. Richrhond Hill fan up a 3-1 lead in the second period before Burford got one back from Steve Bird. It looked like Richmond Hill was going to make its one goal lead stand up in the third period but with two minutes to go it was Burford tying the game from James to force the overtime. It was a great showing by the Jacobs boys in the prestigious Timmy Tyke tournament as they won two of their three games. The team will now enter the King Clancy Tournament next week. Help the Association eliminate the poor quality work- manship that prevails in the York Region area. In order to do this we need your support. Requireâ€" ments for membership are; Good credit standing with suppliers â€" Minimum five work references. Memberâ€" ship with the Association will assure your perspective client of your professionalism. N.B. If you cannot meet these requirements; do not apply for membership. CONTRACTORS: Tailorform outscored Rich- mond Hill 4-1 in the overtime with Burford again pulling the trigger from Meek and James; and Brian McKnight from Andy Halpin before Richmond Hill got its only goal. Two empty-net goals late in the period put the game out of reach: Burford from Bird and then McKnight on a long shot with the assist going to Rob Young. Just one more time. That’s what the Rich- mond Hill Minor Soccer Club is going to do. With a record number of boys and girls already registered, the local soccer executive has decided to hold one last registration day to give all those who find it hard to think soccer with snow on the ground. one last Have one more registration day. Soccer registration By JEFF WALKER The Thornhill Norman Hill 8: Associates Minor Bantam I’s lost out to a fine Kingston Township team in four games in their All Ontario semi-finals. Thornhill dropped the first two games by 4-3 and 3-1 scores then bounced back to win the third game 7-4 in overtime before bowing out 5-1 in the final game. The Norman Hill team put up a gallant effort as it was forced to play the series without two of its regulars and sickness hampering the effectiveness of a third. Game one saw Grant Davidson supplying all the scoring in coming up with a hat-trick with assists going to John Lee and Kevin O‘Brien on his first goal; the second one was unassisted with Chuck Pitcher helping on his third. Kingston led 2-1 after the first and the score was 3-3 after two. Thornhill gave it a great effort in the third period but with 2:36 remaining it was Kingston scoring a Shorthanded goal. Jim Boyes played goal for Thornhill and came up with many fine saves. The second game saw Thornhill opening the scoring with Jim Paul finding the range with assists to Chuck Pitcher and Kevin O‘Brien. Kingston then tied the score. Norman Hill is out chance before the teams are selected. The day is next Saturday and the place is the banquet room at the Richmond Hill Arena from 10 am. until 4 pm. If you miss this one. Mrs. Briggs, the registrar, may ask you to pay an additional $5 penalty for being late. The fee now is $18 per player or $30 per family (two or more players). To kick off the season you are invited to come to The first “Hockey Night for Loblaws” tournament will be held this Saturday and Sunday at Richmond Hill Arena. It will comprise em- ployees of the Loblaw Groceterias Company from Kingston, Ottawa and Toronto, two teams. and will be an annual affair. The games start Saturday at 7:30 pm. and run to 10:30 pm. The W Loblaws tourney The second period was scoreless and early in the third Kingston scored two quick goals to win 3-1. Game three was probably the most exciting one of the series with Thornhill winning 7-4 in overtime. V rKihgston led 2-1 after the first period with the middle session scoreless, Norman Hill tied the score early in the third and then led 3-2 only to have Kingston tie it to force overtime. "Kingston toOk the lead in overtime but Thornhill stormed back to score four times and win Steven Kinnari and Ken Curley scored two goals for Thomhill with Don Mayo assisting on both of Kinnari’s goals and John Lee on his second one as well as scoring an unassisted goal himself. Greg Wileman assisted on both of Ken’s goals while scoring one himself with help from Jim Paul. Paul Thomas opened the scoring with Kent Davidson and Wileman assisting. Goalie Tonko Ihnat came up with a tremendous effort making many fine sayes. A V Kingston blasted into a four- goal lead in the fourth game after just five minutes of play and held a 5-0 lead after two periods. the Spring Dance May 13 at the Richvale Com- munity Centre on Avenue Road, Richvale, from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. The “Associates” dance band will provide the music and, with the prizes, buffet and bar, it promises to be a real fun evening. Tickets at $10 per couple will be available at the arena April 1 and thereafter from any member of the executive. Wny not plan to be there? Ziggys -will face Kingston in the semi- finals Saturday atw72A30 pm; at 9 if will be Toronto Mgrs vs Ottawa. 1 pm. to 4 pm Sunday will see a lp.m. game between the loser of Game 1 and the loser of Game 2. The big final will pit the winner of Game 1 against the Winner of Game 2. Admission is Adults $1 with players and children admitted free.