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Lowis Holliday of Gibsons performs in the Highland dance competition. -Mark Brett/Western News

Events ranged from the heavy events to music, dance and even a stock dog competition demonstrating the skills of both handlers and their canines.

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Born in a small town near Aberdeen, Scotland, Johnston is well known in the local sporting community, particularly soccer and rugby.

Niel Valliere of Penticton strains as he releases in one of the heavy events. -Mark Brett/Western News

The Penticton festival, held the first Saturday in July, which just happened to be Canada Day this time, is the first in a series of weekend summer Scottish competitions for competitors vying for the circuit championship.

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