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Curling world loses great friend: Philip DawsonPerth, Scotland December 10, 2012The World Curling Federation expresses its sympathy following the death of former International Curling Federation President, Philip Dawson.
Photo courtesy of RCCC\'>Philip Dawson, 1920-2012 Photo courtesy of RCCC
Philip died peacefully at home in Milltimber, Abe
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