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Rt. Hon. J.G. Gardiner | |||
1883 - 1962 | |||
Premier of Saskatchewan from 1926 - 1929 and 1934 - 1935, 'Jimmy' Gardiner had a long and distinguished career serving the people of his province and his country. | |||
Arriving in Saskatchewan in 1904, Gardiner attended normal school in Regina and for over a decade taught school. Elected to the legislative assembly in 1914, he entered the cabinet in 1922 and four years later was chosen to replace Dunning as Premier. In 1935, Gardiner resigned as premier to become Federal Minister of Agriculture. A position he held until 1957. | |||
{{FL-Location|LLL=SE S24 T20 R10 W2M|RM=186 - Abernethy|GPS=50.72564,-103.26265}} | {{FL-Location|LLL=SE S24 T20 R10 W2M|RM=186 - Abernethy|GPS=50.72564,-103.26265}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:55, 27 November 2019
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Rt. Hon. J.G. Gardiner 1883 - 1962
Premier of Saskatchewan from 1926 - 1929 and 1934 - 1935, 'Jimmy' Gardiner had a long and distinguished career serving the people of his province and his country.
Arriving in Saskatchewan in 1904, Gardiner attended normal school in Regina and for over a decade taught school. Elected to the legislative assembly in 1914, he entered the cabinet in 1922 and four years later was chosen to replace Dunning as Premier. In 1935, Gardiner resigned as premier to become Federal Minister of Agriculture. A position he held until 1957.
Location
Land Location | SE S24 T20 R10 W2M |
Rural Municipality | 186 - Abernethy |
GPS Location | 50° 43' 32.30" N, 103° 15' 45.54" W |