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Santa Claus Visits With Youngsters During Breakfast In Culbertson

Santa Claus Visits With Youngsters During Breakfast In Culbertson Santa Claus Visits With Youngsters During Breakfast In Culbertson

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Santa talks with Primeau children (from left) Logan, 8, Everleigh,4, and Leah, 5, during Breakfast with Santa at the Culbertson School on Saturday.

(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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