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This annual event is held early in September, and is a key event for Beausejour, drawing people from all around. It features competitors from all over, and plenty of other activities like a pancake breakfast, pony rides, agricultural displays, antique tractor displays, a saloon, mutton busting, fireworks, a barn dance with a live band, and more. The Double B Rodeo and Country Fair parade on Saturday morning is a huge draw all by itself.
Friday:
Registration
- (Community Hall)
- Souvenirs available - Centennial Books - Event Brochures etc.
- Meet & Greet - musical entertainent with bar
Saturday:
Registration
- Opening Cermonies
- CPTC Grounds
- Fly Over
- Parade
- Baseball Games
- Kid’s Events
- Farmer’s Market
- Crafts
- Golf Games
- School Band
- School Reunions
Evening
- Social Activities
- Period Dinner & Dance
- Dances
- Midnite Swim at the Pool
- School Reunions
Sunday:
Morning
- Interfaith Church Service
- Pancake Breakfast - Food Vendors
Afternoon
- Heritage Days - Pioneer Museum
- Food Vendors
- Golf & Baseball
- Musical entertainment
- Glass Blowing Demostration
- Kid’s events
Evening
- Socials - 3 types of Music at the Hall, Arena and Curling Club
Monday:
Morning
- Pancake Breakfast - Food Vendors
Afternoon
- Mini Show & Shine
- RCMP Musical Ride
Evening
- Closing Ceremonies
- Raffles & Draws
- Huge Fireworks Display
This is a tentative schedule and is subject to change or alteration. If there is something that you would like to see included please let us know. The centennial committee is trying to organize a “History Book Committee” to start in the fall of this year with the hopes of having a published centennial book for sale by early 2012.
We encourage all groups or organizations within the area to participate in the Centennial in some way or form. Bring your ideas to a meeting and let’s talk as we like to host a number of events throughout the whole year.
We are always looking for old photographs of Beausejour and area, especially any of the old train station with a train loading or unloading. If you have any photos, please let us know.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF BEAUSEJOUR
SNOWMOBILE AND ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES
Public Notice is hereby given that the Town of Beausejour Snowmobile and All Terrain Vehicles By-law 1527/03 reads as follows:
“Any person who is qualified to operate a snowmobile or an all terrain vehicle may, during the period from October 15th of one year to April 15th of the following, operate a snowmobile or an all terrain vehicle within the limits of Beausejour on the designated route….”
Any person who violates, contravenes, or disobeys, or refuses, omits, neglects, or fails to observe, obey or comply with any provision of this by-law, is guilty of an offence and liable, on summary conviction, to a fine of not less than One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and not greater than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars.
Dated at Beausejour, Manitoba this 27th day of April, 2009.
James Fenske
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Beausejour
