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farewell to the likeable 18-year- old uxbridge resident at a funeral service saturday sean the son of gary and elizabeth con very 17 balsam street north was killed in a tragic accident while in florida on his spring school break he was pronounced dead march 12 af ter falling from the balcony of his sixth- floor room at the beachcomber oceanfront inn at daytona beach the grade 12 student had been vacation ing with members of his junior hockey team and some uxbridge secondary school classmates qmftms beicfoa a buck you go for if installation ha ve it all for less at ount t e l corporate rate ee single or double j occupancy per night luxurious accommodations indoor swimming pool and whirlpool enjoy entertainment and dancing in courtneys fine dining in our palm grill restaurant conve niently located at victoria park ave and highway 401 55 hallcrown place 416 4937000 advance reservations required call direct or toll free 800 2553050 present this ad at checkin friends remember uxbridge the sparkling smile the funloving personality the good- natured quips and the inner toughness displayed on the hockey rink these and other fond memories wont soon be forgotten by those who knew sean convery- wayne redshaw like the many others who called sean a friend seldom remembers seeing him without a smile on his face he just loved life redshaw told the tribune friday just three days af ter the tragic florida accident that claimed the uxbridge teenagers life this tore my heart out i still cant get it through my head he always wanted to make people happy the goodwood resident said but underneath his friendly exterior was a toughness that was displayed time and again when the scrappy eight eenyearold refused to let a hockey in jury slow him down there might have been tears in his eyes but never a whimper noted red shaw who coached the talented athlete five of the last eight hockey seasons the last two with uxbridges junior c bruins hed run into a brick wall for you added another longtime hockey col league monty macewen he was just a pleasure to be around and were going to miss him eighteenyearold paul macewen one of seans closest friends was under standably shaken following saturdays funeral service he sean was outgoing in just about everything he did he did everything well paul said we were alaways together kevin smith 17 recalls that his hock ey teammate and uxbridge secondary school classmate was always in a good mood according to shane redshaw a team mate of seans until the 198485 hockey campaign he was a really good guy and a tough kid many uxbridge hockey insiders be lieve sean convery was destined to fol low in the footsteps of shane redshaw who starred in the metro junior b league this season he was one of the finest hockey play ers ever to come out of this town com mented chuck phillips one of seans former coaches who has known the con very family for about 10 years although there appears no purpose in such a tragic occurrence pastor frank vanderzwan said strength can be found in the knowledge that in time god will ex plain speaking specifically to the many young people in attendance the pastor termed this sad time an opportunity to reflect on the value of life life is a gif t from godsomething to be treasured he said uxbridge resident chuck phillips de scribing himself simply as seans friend delivered a touching eulogy he had love for everyonesean was one of those special people mr phillips recalled he spoke of the boys charm and wit his outstanding athletic ability and of his love of children and animals my life was richer because i was his friend mr phillips added and hell nev er be forgotten by any of those who knew him he is survived by his parents a sister tracey 19 and a 16yearold brother michael sean convery only wm for normal installation when you rent a water conditioner from culligan those softies will install it for just one dollar york region 8879333 durham region 6836332 offer limited call now cjs restaurant chinese 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ment to students i feel the stu dents come first and i try to give them as much of my personal attention as possible if im in the office and doing something ill put it down if a student comes in and wants to see me im not going to say make an appointment for three days from now mr robb feels pickering students are getting a fair shake from a very responsible and re sponsive group of people the staff of the school who are concerned about them about what they are doing and why theyredoing it well go through a lot with a student before we get to the point of saying theres not much more than we can do so we spend a lot of time dealing with students who are good students and with students who arent so good stu dents come first there are 81 teachers at picker ing high school serving about 1400 pupils at the time of its construction in 1951 the school was run by the pickering district high school board and was later incorporated into the ontario county board of education its now the durham board of education initially picker ing high was the only public secon dary school between scarborough and whitby today however the area has three public secondary schools pickering dun- barton high school and ajax high school together they serve about 4160 students a year mr robb began teaching in toronto in 1958 after work ing as a regular classroom instruc tor and head of a secondary school history department he became vice- principal of picker ing hs in 1964 moved to whitbys henry street high school as principal in 1969 then re turned to pickering as principal in 1974 a fully compre hensive school pickering offers- academic business and technical prog rams a semester system allows stu dents maximum fle xibility in course selection we stress three things mr robb said first of all academic excell ence i think we have a pretty good academic reputa tion second the de velopment of the in dividual in terms of extracurricular activities ahd the third area we look at is the interpersonal social side in this school weve managed over the years to provide more varie ty for students for example were one of the few schools in the region that offers latin french spanish german and ita lian the variety of modern languages and latin offered at the school is partly to cover the ethnic spread in the area and also to cover the students who are just interested in languages the principal said pickering also offers a full range of math and science options the school provides a complete basic general and a d v a h eed hi a program until grade 11 and a general and adv anced program in grades 12 and 13 i think we meet the standards the community ex pects they want their children to achieve a high school education and we do our very best to provide it mr robb concluded mrs jack symes j recovers by marjorie woodland fourth line mrs jack symes is home following a threeweek stay at centenary hospital scarborough she is making satisfactory recovery from gall stone surgery former goodwoodarea resident dr penny uhrig husband james and their young daughter emily are home visiting pennys mother mrs jean dawson the uhrigs are on a wellearned holiday after a threeyear term in nepal and india where theyve been supplying medical aid to the native populations penny and james also a doctor spent much of their time working inisolated areas sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late sean convery who was killed in a tragic accident while vac- tioningin florida last week sean 18 wasa- student at uxbridge secondary school pastor gary manzo is back in the pulpit at goodwood united church after a trip home to detroit he visited his father who is in ill health the baptist congregation has surpassed its goal of raising 1000 for ethiopian re lief of the total 450 will be used to purch ase tools for devastated areas in the third world we are enjoying the fellowship and ser vices of two young men while theyre attending the newlybuilt baptist lead ership training school at whitby the school provides a yearof christian training for young people enabling them to become more dedicated and efficient in christian service the young people are planning a fellowship supper in their honor on satur day march 23 at 6 pm games and con tests will follow the following is a poem entitled the baptist sunday school win ter picnic on march the ninth in eightyfive our winter picnic and sakes alive what fun we had at goodwood church we met at two mothers and dads and quite a few of young folks too we headed north till we reached slloam and there we found at the don moore home a welcome mat many went skating on the rink while others tried skiing or so i think some were glad enough to sink in a fireside chair with a nice hot drink after the fun the supper was spied at a bountiful table laid with pride noisy voices soon subside as appetites keen are satisfied all too soon its nearly eight how did it ever get so late time to gather op our freight and wave goodbye from the garden gate