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KINDERGARTEN MELODIERS The kndrrpru-n «Lu‘ .1: )liN‘l: public .‘C’I‘Iulll fliit‘rlaillml .\ ramqu Hand In. the .wln-ul mnuium ill-and” rvrnlnl \ulh ilirlr wuml Yflllliuull Hi Im- unran .lmL .uul Jill. 'ihr :n-unz- -n urn pvrl- nnln‘ .u pan or mo in! at in: Min-0H ,\uuu.\l ‘1,"5“: ('I'IIU'YL "Ii. “your. \‘Ihml _\nun;stu. (opy pnpulnr Irlrrisiun )urngrlun m Tllrt n! «hm-h Annual LET'S SING OUT [hr- n-nurl nu held [hurxdmv Ami ‘lnlhy Inghl- .uul up. uwll ‘lluulrd. John Frederick Schuhrin The dmih ucrurrfil an Saiur- day April 19,1909, at Glasgow 33th“! of Jrl‘m Frm'erick Schu- brink, age 74 years, hustflnd It the former Amanda Kuehl, ’11:: late Mr. Srhubrink was born in McSab hmnshlp, Jan- uary 5 INS, the son of Ilhein- hlld Schubnnk and his wife; the former Minnie Hadrian. Surviving besides hls wife, are Three-1 (Mm. Mervin Tip- pins), Am rior, Joan (Mrs. James Bay: , mum; Ivan Er- ic, Ronald. Terry, all of (Elas- gnw Salim; and brother Alex Ind Iislez Nil (Mrs. Vem Ly- Uc) (1 Am rlor. Annie (Mrs. nun Killner and Geflnders, High mini-s) both cl Schw- mathcn llslr (Mrs. Ciurlcs “'unn) ‘li'rsum; 1413 (Mrs. I1“- ld Small), Ibullcr,andllgmnd- chiidm-n. The hit: Mr. Schubrink was a veteran uf the First World War, Tint remains resin-d at llw Boyce Funeral Parlours with service in the chapel Tuesday, at 2 gm. The new. Fred Irish was in charge :1 the service assist- ed by the Rev. John Angus. i‘allbmren urn-Jack 50mg, Herman Mm, i-kmnicDmslnw. E‘nncis Neil, Kenny Michel- son and Alfred Schubrink. Interment was in the Fiat Fluids cemeu'ry. ullrly