Early
Sechelt
--Interviews
Billingsley,
Gary
Brackett,
Sophie
Connor,
Peggy
Crowston,
Doris
Hammond,
Dick
Hemstreet,
Margaret
Lemieux,
Robert
MacLarty,
Nancy
McCrimmon,
Phyllis
Nelson,
Cay
Ono, Tommy
and Ruby
Parish,
Tom
Redman,
Lee
Robilliard,
Dean
Robilliard,
Dorothy
Sim, Bert
Swan, Dr.
Alan
Swanson,
Bea
Sweeny,
Isabel
Thompson,
Morgan
Wigard,
Roy
Wood, Alan
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Voices
of Early Sechelt -- Interviews
Interview
by Rosella Leslie.
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Peggy
Hemstreet
March
14, 2002
Peggy
Hemstreet's, father, Edric Clayton, came to Sechelt from England
after WW1 to work for his cousin Herbert Whitaker in his store.
He met and married Florence Potts and they had four children,
Margaret, known as Peggy, being the eldest. After Herbert's death
in the early 1920's, Edric worked for the Union Estates General
Store until 1950 when he opened his own store. Margaret grew up,
played and went to school on the coast. Like most families in
the 1930s, money was scarce but Peggy remembers a happy, carefree
childhood with her close knit family. She worked in the Sechelt
telephone office until marrying Maurice Hemstreet in 1945.
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