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Bielik family

This is from Our Canada Magazine, Dec-Jan 2018 issue, in their feature about immigrants.

While the photo is of the family when they first traveled with three children, they later had seven more children, all named in the article.  

To read the article/story, please enlarge the photos by either clicking on each one or if that doesn't work (depending on your browser/settings) right-click and choose "open in new tab," then go to the picture. Then clicking should enlarge it.



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