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FINDING AID FOR George A. Gale fonds PF208 User-Friendly Archival Software Tools provided by v1.1 Summary The "George A. Gale fonds" Fonds contains: 0 Subgroups or Sous-fonds 5 Series 0 Sub-series 0 Sub-sub-series 39 Files 0 File parts 103 Items 0 Components Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................Biographical/Sketch/Administrative History .........................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................Scope and Content .........................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................Restrictions .........................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................Arrangement .........................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................Title Notes .........................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... PF208-1 Certificates and memorabilia 8 2012018-001 Biography and pictures 8 2012018-01P Photograph of George Gale 8 2012018-02P Photograph of George Gale 8 2012018-03P Photograph of George Gale 9 2012018-04P Photograph of George Gale 9 2012018-05P Photograph of George Gale 9 2012018-06P Photograph of George Gale in judicial robes 10 2012018-07P Photographs of George Gale in judicial robes 10 2012018-08P Photograph of George Gale on the bench 10 2012018-09P Photograph of George Gale, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip 10 2012018-10P Photograph of George Gale seated on sofa 11 2012018-002 "Chief Justice Gale" name plate 11 2012018-003 Commemorative coin honouring the 10th anniversary of the Order of Canada 11 2012018-004 Commission appointing George Alexander Gale to be one of His Majesty's Counsel learned in the law for the Province of Ontario 11 2012018-005 Gale Cup Moot Competition 1993 programme and letter from Robert Gale 11 2012018-006 Letter and newspaper clipping regarding a Simcoe County Law Association dinner honouring George Gale 11 2012018-007 McMaster University Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) degree and address 12 2012018-008 Menu from a dinner honouring the Chief Justice of Canada, the Honourable John Robert Cartwright 12 2012018-009 Order of Canada 12 2012018-010 Osgoode Hall Law School wooden plaque 12 2012018-011 Osgoode Hall - miscellaneous 12 2012018-012 The Supreme Court of Canada 1875-1975 medallion 13 2012018-013 University of Toronto badge 13 2012018-014 University of Windsor Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) certificate issued to George Gale 13 2012018-015 University of Windsor honourary degree: programme and photographs 13 2012018-11P Photographs of George Gale at the 33rd Convocation of the University of Windsor 13 2012018-016 Weir & Foulds firm history 14 2012018-017 York University Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) certificate issued to George Gale 14 2012018-103 Order of Canada certificate 14 2013030-001 Certificate appointing George Alexander Gale as Chief Justice of Ontario 14 2013030-002 Letter from Willam G. Davis to George A. Gale on the 30th anniversary of his appointment to the bench 14 2013030-003 90th birthday greetings 14 PF208-2 Photographs 15 2012018-12P Photograph of drawing of George Gale 15 Page 3 of 33 2012018-13P Photographs of George Gale 15 2012018-14P Photographs of George Gale and others at a dinner honouring his 30 years on the bench 15 2012018-15P Photographs of George Gale and others at a Lawyers' Club dinner 15 2013030-01P Photographs of George A. Gale and Queen Elizabeth II at Osgoode Hall 16 2013030-02P Photograph of a bust of George A. Gale sculpted by Kenneth Jarvis 16 2013030-03P Photograph of George A. Gale receiving the Order of Canada 16 2013030-04P Photograph of Osgoode Hall 16 PF208-3 Publications 16 2012018-018 The Florida Bar journal (vol. xxxi, no. 6) 17 2012018-019 Insurance Counsel journal, fall issue (vol. xxiii, no. 4) 17 2012018-020 Law a hundred years hence (an address delivered by Chief Justice Gale on November 13, 1964 in Toronto) 17 2012018-021 Michigan State Bar journal (vol. 32, no. 9) 17 2012018-022 Michigan State Bar journal (vol. 32, no. 11) 17 PF208-4 Scrapbooks 17 2012018-023 Scrapbook 18 2012018-16P Photograph of Justices Helen Kinnear, George Gale, Thomas J. Darby, Harold E. Fuller, and James Stanbury on the bench of the Lincoln County courthouse 18 2012018-17P Osgoode Hall class of 1932 - 20 year reunion, Toronto, Nov. 15, 1952 18 2012018-18P Photograph of Dalton Wells, George Gale, Colin Gibson and J.B. Aylesworth at a curling rink 18 2012018-19P Photograph of J.C. McRuer and John W. Pickup 19 2012018-024 Scrapbook 19 2012018-20P Photograph of group of Canadian chief justices in Victoria, BC 19 2012018-21P Photograph of George Gale and unidentified man 19 2012018-22P Photograph of George Gale, John J. Robinette and William G.C. Howland 19 2012018-23P Photograph of George Gale, Jackson Osborne, Mrs. Osborne and E.M. Henry 20 2012018-24P Photograph of Stanley Randall and George Gale greeting members of the Expo '70 delegation 20 2012018-25P Photograph of a group of Canadian chief justices in Montreal 20 2012018-26P Photograph of George Gale with two unidentified men 20 2012018-27P Photograph of Allan F. Lawrence, C.E. Bennett, George Gale and Walter Little 20 2012018-28P Photograph of J.C. McRuer and George Gale 21 2012018-29P Photograph of George Gale and Judy LaMarsh 21 2012018-30P Photograph of Barry Pepper and George Gale in front of the Sir William Campbell plaque 21 2012018-31P Photograph of John Currie, Kevin Carroll and George Gale 21 2012018-025 Scrapbook 21 2012018-32P Photograph of Kenneth Jarvis sculpting a bust of George Gale 22 PF208-5 Speeches 22 2012018-026 Speeches, correspondence re: 22 2012018-027 Index of speeches 22 2012018-028 Miscellaneous stories, jokes 22 2012018-029 "Evidence at trial": address to Attorney General's Department 22 2012018-030 "Religion and the law": St. John's Church, York Mills 23 2012018-031 "A look at the courts in Canada": 29th annual convention, International Association of Insurance Counsel at the Greenbrier 23 2012018-032 Opening of the courts, Montreal 23 Page 4 of 33 2012018-033 "The responsibilities of the lawyer": Osgoode Hall Inn of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity 23 2012018-034 "The future of students": Niagara Falls (high school) 23 2012018-035 "Courts of Canada": 6th Judicial District of U.S. Federal Courts, Cincinnati 23 2012018-036 "Sermon": Brampton Reformatory 23 2012018-037 "Competition from other sciences - how to combat it": Hamilton Lawyers' Club 24 2012018-038 "Photographs in court": Press Club 24 2012018-039 "Rules of evidence": medical lectures 24 2012018-040 "Courts of Canada": Osgoode Hall 24 2012018-041 "Courts of Canada": dentists 24 2012018-042 Retirement - Hon. D.P.J. Kelly 24 2012018-043 "Advocacy": U. of T. Law School 24 2012018-044 Law a hundred years hence: an address delivered by Chief Justice
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