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World's oldest curler in Kamloops

Posted By Josh Pagé on November 7, 2012 8:55 AM

When the country's best curlers converge in Kamloops for the Brier in 2014, they might take some tips from Steve Gittus.

Steve is 102 years old, and is still hurrying-hard.
   
He's the world's oldest active curler.

CBC reporter Bob Nixon caught up with him.

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