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"A Family Tradition for 130 Years" Family seeks help for ill cousin [StonemoorD Seagrave woman hopes marrow donor can be found 935-0800 By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star A local woman is appealing to her friends and neighbors in Scugog as she tries to help a rel- ative who's been stricken with leukemia. Mary Taylor of Seagrave is hoping some- one can be the 1 in 20,000 match for her cousin Frank Ronco, 27, who is in need of a bone marrow transplant. The family is holding a clinic in Toronto in August, and in the mean- time they're trying to raise money to help offset the $50 per person cost of blood tests that are need- ed to help search for a marrow donor. She hopes that if the clinic is offered for free, it will be incentive for poten- tial donors to come out. "We need everybody, all over the place," said Ms Taylor. "The chances are 1in 20,000 it's going to be @ match, so we've got to reach as many peo- ple as we can to go down and get tested." Mr. Ronco's relatives in Stouffville are holding a fundraising car wash, while others will raise money as they can. Ms Taylor said she may hold a pig roast at her Robinglade Estates home this summer. "His whole family has just come together and everybody's doing a phe- nomenal job," she said. Even if a donor can't be found for Mr. Ronco, the effort will make a dif- ference. Everyone who Lions Club of Port Perry SAT., JULY 6 Port Perry Fairgrounds Gates Open... Cars in Pit Area.. Starting Tim8....ccceomiassssniin Entry Fee $30.00 ADMISSION FEE Adults $6.00 Children under 12 yrs. Free =FEATURE HEAT PRIZE MONEY** | Previous Heat Last Car Running 2nd Last Car Running 3rd Last Car Running Best Dressed Car Prize ......... FOR INFORMATION CALL Gord Brown 985-8553 or Gord Geer 985-8322 utiaarrerseseseissaisess 5:30 PM A Port Perry Uxbridge 852-3510 gtonenoor 18, e, ? Care geart® Non-profit organization Contact Dianne 985-0800 7.26% 5 Yoar Government RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS Investment:advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians - 111 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont. L1G 454 Port Posty Festival Days 4 Mary Taylor of Seagrave with a poster her family is circulating in hopes of finding a bone marrow donor for cousin Frank Ronco, 27, who's been stricken with leukemia. She's planning to hold a fundraiser to offset the cost _ of blood tests for potential donors. takes a simple blood test will have their in forma- tion recorded and will be entered as a potential Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce donor in records kept by ' BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS the Elizabeth Lue Memorial Fund. Th. 6 ii Motor Vehicle - Criminal - Personal Injury hii Finck Wills - Real Estate - Family Law 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Corporate & Commercial Columbus Centre, 901 Lawrence Ave. W. | Evenings and Weekends By Appointment 5 MANY, EL cal Se alrmation. Nl 4 4 cing St B, Oshawa 7232275 [BN MANY BARGAINS Township of Scugog 1996 Sunday Evening Concert Series The Parks and Recreation Department | PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL will be presenting a series of Sunday ; CELEBRATES ITS ; 4 Evening Concerts at the Palmer Park . : 8 i gazebo. Concerts will begin at 7:00pm JULY CONCERTS Sunday 7 Kawartha Big Band Sunday-14 Port Perry Fiddle Club Sunday 21 Clarington Concert Band Sunday 28 Dixieland featuring Ron Korb "and Ray Hickey Feature Heat consisting of Winner from each AUGUST CONCERTS Sunday 4 Romeo & Juliet Sunday 11 Oshawa Civic Band __ Sunday 18 Uxbridge Community Band HEAT WINNERS Sunday 25 Swing Tyme Melodies receive $15.00 : & $10.00