Vernon Jubilee Hospital Auxiliary elves spread some holiday cheer by singing Christmas carols at the Polson Extended Care facility.

Vernon Jubilee Hospital Auxiliary elves spread some holiday cheer by singing Christmas carols at the Polson Extended Care facility.

VIDEO: Vernon Jubilee Hospital Auxiliary elves caroling

Santa, Mrs. Claus and the elves spread Christmas cheer at Polson Extended Care



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