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Bethlehem's Place
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Telephone: (415) 678-8313
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Bethlehem's Place Day Care
2014 Fell Street
San Francisco, CA
94117
Tel:
(415) 678-8313
Director:
Bethlehem Tsegaye
jhailab@yahoo.com
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