CJCS 1240 Radio - Local and Community Events in Stratford Ontario

The Stratford Best Western-The Parlour Peewee MD Warriors split their weekend series with Sarnia earning a 3-1 win on Saturday in Stratford on Saturday and 5-3 loss in Sarnia on Sunday.

Liam Taylor, Sam Turner and Sean Petrie found the score sheet on Saturday with Jordan Tessmer picking up the lone assist.

Jeremy Hill got the nod in net making some solid saves to earn the victory.

Jacob Taylor and Aaron Skinner had strong games defensively.

In a penalty filled affair on Sunday, the Warriors found themselves playing a man short for a significant part of the game making it difficult to establish an attack.

That being said they managed to mount a comeback late but came up short.

Turner picked up 2 more goals on the weekend while Petrie notched his 2nd of the weekend.

Tyler Anderson, Joey Cassone and Nathan Cook picked up Warrior assists while Declan Rintoul and Riley Higgins played solid at the back end.

Jared James played a strong game in net for Stratford.

The Stratford Cullitons rest easy tonight.

They will try to snap a six game losing skid tomorrow at the William Allman Arena.

The Cullitons host the Guelph Hurricanes in Friday Night Hockey.

Game time is set for 7:30pm.

Tune into 1240 CJCS at 7:25pm for the pregame show followed by the matchup.

Elsewhere tomorrow night, the St Marys Lincolns host St Thomas and the Listowel Cyclones welcome Waterloo to North Perth.

Both contests also begin at 7:30pm.

The St Marys Lincolns were in London last night.

They lost 5-2 to the Nationals.

On Saturday, December 22^nd local grocery stores will each be giving out "Safe and Healthy Food" packages to the first 200 customers.

Each package consists of:

• a reusable, insulated grocery bag

• a plastic cutting board

• information on how to safely prepare and store food

• fun stickers for kids

• helpful information on healthy eating.

The packages will be distributed at the cash register, ready to use for bagging your fresh or frozen foods.

This campaign is a partnership between the Perth District Health Unit and local grocery stores.

Stratford-born superstar Justin Bieber was apparently in the crosshairs of a murder-for-hire plot.

Police in New Mexico say the 18-year-old phenom, along with his bodyguard and two others were targets in the foiled assassination.

But that's all they will confirm.

A New Mexico T-V station reports the plot was foiled after the would-be hit men were arrested last month in Vermont on outstanding warrants before the plan was put in motion.