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Tin can curling revival in Moorefield

MOOREFIELD

Ice can curling was the talk of the town in Moorefield last weekend. Organizer Neil Driscoll said the event had not been run in the community for some time, so the Moorefield Optimists decided to start it up again. The money raised will go towards Camp Galbraith and to get buses there. The weekend event had eight adult teams and two kids teams. The kids curled for free and every team earned a door prize as a result of local sponsorships, Driscoll said. Later on was a roast beef dinner with chili cooked by Optimists with the help of the Opti-Mrs.

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