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ESPSS cagers seek home court crown The Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School Senior and Junior basketball teams will try to bring the Win- terama Senior Tournament title home for the first time when the tenth edition of the annual event gets underway tomorrow morning. The ESPSS Seniors will kick things off at 9:30 a.m. with a game against Barrie North Collegiate, and the Juniors will take on Huntsville Secondary School in the second game. Other opening-rou Cleaners Peewees win again Midland French's Dry Cleaners Minor Peewees ran _ their league record to 10 wins, two losses and three ties Saturday at Midland Arena with a 4-1 win over the visiting Owen Sound "'B"' squad. After a scoreless first nd games will match period in which Midland's goalie John Gibson made some good saves to keep the visitors off the scoreboard, French's took command in the second with three straight goals. Chris Tannahill jammed in a Don Banting Memorial SS: First-round winners championship round while first-round losers will aim for the consolation title. Banting has won the tournament three times, and Base Borden, Orillia District Collegiate Vocational Institute and Midland Secondary School ('73 and last year) have each took the crown twice. Montieth rebound at 3:39 to break the scoreless tie and then at 5:49 Brad Wadge dug the puck out of the corner and laid it over to Pat Bowers for a 2-0 lead. A minute later, Don Montieth found the top corner to make it 3- 0. Times scores sixth straight win The Midland Times scored their sixth straight victory this year -- a 4-0 blanking of John's Catering -- in Top stopper Shawn McConkey turned back the Dock Lunch Leafs at every turn as his teammates fired in three goals at the other end in Penetanguishene Minor Hockey Association Peewee Novice House League action last Saturday at Penetanguishene Arena. In the other game, the PMCL Canucks shutout the Grew Boat Canadians, also 3-0. Grant Patterson, Roman Sandy and Steve Robillard were the M & A marksmen. Chris Leonard, Francois Charlebois and Tim Mason each Midland Minor Hockey Association Peewee House League play last Saturday at Midland Arena. In another peewee contest, Century 21 edged Meatland 4-3. Tyler French and Scott Mcllravery scored two goals apiece to pace the Times win. Andrew Houston and Robert PenTwinTheatres " Wed. to Sat. Feb. 3-4-5-6 7:15p.m. Wilkes shared the shutout. Mike Lafreniere scored twice and added an assist for Century 21 in that club's victory. Other goals came from Steve Snell and David Merkley. Brad Larmand scored all three Meatland goals, Linda Blair bien: Sat. Matinee 1:30 SNOOPY COME HOME Sun.-Mon.- Tues. Feb. 7-8-9 7:70 p.m. INVASION OF THE LOVE DRONES Also SOPHOMORE SENSATIONS Gai Fri. Feb. 5to Thurs. 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