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Contents
Chapter 1
THE OLD COUNTRY
Chapter 2
THE IMMIGRATION
Chapter 3
THE EARLY YEARS
Chapter 4
THE FAMILY BUSINESS
Chapter 5
EDUCATION AND SOCIAL
LIFE Chapter
6
EMPLOYMENT
Chapter 7
DEPRESSION YEARS
Chapter 8
BOXING, BOOTLEGGING
and BINGO
Chapter 9
TRAVEL
Chapter 10
SUMMARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS First
Printing April 27th, 1979
First I would like to thank Don MacGillivary for planting the idea of a
family history into my head, also for his guidance, information, and
interest in my research. Most
importantly, however, I wish to thank Dorothy Nalepa, Joe Melnick, Sonia
Banfield, Ann Martinello, Paul Melnick, and my parents, Peter and Mary
Melnick, for their help, cooperation, fine memory and interest in this
research paper. I would also
like to thank Don MacLeod Personnel Officer, at the Sydney Steel Plant, for
his cooperation and assistance. Also, I would like to thank Fr. Edward
Yarema for his assistance and my sister, Darlene, for typing this report.
Finally, I would like to thank God for keeping
the memories of my family members alive.
Note:
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