Kanarski and Schladinsky

Hello! I've really gotten into looking into my family history lately, and there's a couple names that I'm looking for more information about, and I thought perhaps some of you may be able to help. First, I have some ancestors generations back, and their name is written down as "Schladinsky". I haven't been able to find anything on this name, and the ancestor in question with this name was born in, and died in Poland. Is it possible this is a horribly misspelled Polish name? Do you guys know any Polish names that are similar to this that it may be a misspelling of?

Another name I'm curious about is "Kanarski". I can't seem to find anything about this name, and I don't speak Polish, so that certainly doesn't help. Does this name mean anything? Could it be another misspelling?

ŚLADZIŃSKI may have been the original source for the Germanized spelling Schladinsky; probable root-word ślad (trace, clue, sign).

KANARSKI: from kanar/kanarek (canary, singing cage-bird); possibly nick for a cheery, mellifluous singer.

Hello, I'm looking for my maternal grandfather, Little to no information I'm afraid.
Name Stanley Dinskey, would have been working on a farm in Scotland around 1944, I don't know if he was a soldier or prisoner of war.

Area of Scotland, Morayshire, Fochabers, Cragellachie, Forrest, that region.
Thank you!

Hello! I am looking for a Stanley Dinsky, he would be my maternal grandfather.
I'm not sure if he was a Polish soldier or a Polish prisont of war in Scotland.
Around the Morayshire Area in 1946
Worked on a farm, I heard?
Any info on any Dinsky would be appreciated.
Thank you!