Boyle Boy Scout Group Mr. Harper (Scoutmaster), Gordon Walker, Halvar Jonson(has been a minister of :Health, Education, Intergovernmental Affairs, Mines and Minerals and Resourses), Ralph (Klintberg), Jelico, Norlan, Bruce McKay, Beaverford, Carl Clintberg ( a draftsman, he invented things for the oil industry), Gordon Stromberg Ralph Klintberg served many years as president of Alberta Teachers Ass'n. Halvar Jonson served in provincial politics as noted above. Carl Clintberg patented a special bit, etc for oil industry
Gordon Walker's father on his combine. Gordon helped his father level the load in the hopper when he was young and fell onto the hitch and hurt his back
Gordon on the tractor beside the old chicken house.In photo:Clara Jonson, Grandma Clintberg, Nannie Walker. Front of Grandma-Maryanne Walker, Halvar Jonson, Gordon Walker on tractor
Gordon Walker's mother in-law and father in-law, Mr. And Mrs. Keith. Mr. Keith experienced hauling fish from a lake on the edge of Saskatchewan to ****Waterways (which used to be a part of Fort McMurray) with horses John & Laura Keith wedding
This is Gordon Walker's wife and their dog "Rubber bags" or "Rex" with their second tractor. Gordon and his wife were using tractor to pull a four and a half foot mower to mow some very heavy grass. The mower stopped and leaped up and Gordon's wife landed on his back and hurt her leg
Walker's wedding photo. In photo: Halvar Jonson, George Edwards, Gordon Walker, Maryann Walker (Keith), Judy Edwards (Ryan), Maryanne Walker (Homenuik) Gordon's wife is Maryanne, his sister is Maryanne
Gordon on the tractor at approximately five years old when he first started driving the tractor to pick rocks.In cart are:Stanley Walker, Maryanne & Nannie
This is a picture of Gordon Walker with a peanut harvester near Atlanta, Georgia. This was the second peanut harvester ever built. It had two motors plus it used the power take-off for power. It had teeth that dug into the ground because peanuts grow underground
Four generations:Gordon Walker's wife, MaryAnn in the back, and in the front left to right is his daughter Wendy Chromiak, granddaughter Stephanie Chromiak and MaryAnn's mother Mrs. Keith
Gordon Walker's mother and father when they were in Edmonton. His father was five years old when he first came in Edmonton.In photo:Stanley & Nannie Walker
This is a loose hay loader which drops the hay on the back of a hayrack. It was bought new by a previous owner in about 1930. Gordon Walker renewed and modified some parts of it and he and his wife used it. Gordon put the hay rack together to put it in the Boyle parade