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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Cay
Nelson
March
25, 2002
Catherine
(Cay) Nelson, nee Hansen, born in 1929, was brought up and worked
in Vancouver. She met Harold Nelson while visiting her parents,
who had moved to the coast in 1946 and owned a transfer business.
Harold Nelson's family had bought forty acres on Mason Road from
pioneer settlers Frank and Alice French in the 1930s. Harold's
father was a builder and built many of the 1930s houses in Sechelt.
Harold served both in the Canadian air force and army. He worked
for Osborne's and Crucil's logging companies then for B.C. Hydro.
He served thirteen years on the Sechelt Council and was mayor
from 1974 until 1979. He and his son helped build the Sechelt
Arena. Cay worked for Mrs. Crucil and Mrs. Johnson, Sechelt's
first mayor, and was a long-time volunteer in the community.
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