The annual Northwest Territorial Days Exhibition Parade wound through North Battleford Monday evening, with the theme of celebrating the city's 100th anniversary. Judges awarded the following for their entries:
Band, first place, Saskatoon Shrine Club, second place, Living Sky Baton Twirlers;
Non-commercial, first, Prairie Employment Program, second, Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, third, Battleford Beaver Blues;
Commercial, first, Lakeland College, second, Oil Can Charlie's, third, Norsask;
Provincial/National, WDM stagecoach;
Antique Vehicles, first, 1928 Model A, second, 1965 Pontic Parisienne, third, 1958 Olds 98;
4-H Clubs, first, Eagle Hill 4-H;
Heavy Horse Drawn, first Duhaime Belgians, second, Backroads Percheron, third, NWT Draft Horse Committee;
Light Horse Drawn, first Larry Kopp, second, Kevin Phillips, third, Allan Jaeb; Saddle, first, flag bearers, second, Western Renegades;
Playground/Children's Entry, first, City of North Battleford Playgrounds, second, Battlefords Boys and Girls Club.
