More than 1,000 blizzards sold this morning in N.B. for Miracle Treat Day
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Local Dairy Queen workers started making blizzards at 6 a.m. today, and the owner of the restaurant says all the hard work is paying off.
It was Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queens across the country on Thursday, Aug. 11, where all proceeds from the purchase of any blizzard treat go to the Children’s Miracle Network. North Battleford Dairy Queen owners Terry and Jennifer Burnett were kept busy all day, with a packed restaurant and orders sent out to businesses.
Terry said the store sold 1,000 blizzards before 11 a.m. a lot of which was due to pre-orders.
“We know that it goes to a great cause and I think the businesses in town realize that too,” he said. “Basically what it comes down to is it’s for the children and it’s the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital Foundation in Saskatoon, so anything raised here stays here in Saskatchewan.”
