Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1981 — Page 7
Four Large Checks Boost Drive Over $13,000 Mark
Notes
From Contributors
The biggest boost to the Tel Hashomer Hospital $15,000 Ambulance Fund came this week from four large checks — three for $100 and the fourth for $124. The indication is that with the campaign among readers of The Post and Opinion drawing to a dose, the big givers are joining in to bring a successful conclusion to the effort. Hje largest gift this week came from a non-Jew, Bert Brummelman, of Drayton, Ontario, Canada. He wrote asking that "please accept it as an expression of love for the Torah in general and this special project in particular.” Two of the three $100 checks had Israel angles. They were in honor of the daughter of A1 and Carol Stern of Tucson, Ariz., who shortly will finish her basic training in the Israel Defense Forces, and from William Oroshnik of Plainfield, N.J. in honor of the birth of his granddaughter, Keren Louis Sober in Rehovoth, Israel. Just under $2,000 is needed to finish the campaign, and a few more good weeks of donations such as last week and this should end the campaign to the credit of the readers of The Post and Opinion who once again have joined in to make possible some needed project for Israel. Post and Opinion readers have a vaunted record of aid to Israel starting with a fullyequipped ambulance for the Magen David Adorn, Israel’s
PROGRESS OF TEL HASHOMER FUND
AMOUNTNEEDED
$15,M0
Contributed thus far
$ie,780.50
Kravtin, Cohen A Levy, M.D.’s. Columbus, GA$25
Banjamin Markowe, New York
$25
Frances Shields, Great Neck, NY
$25
Israel Today Group, Worcester, Mass.
$18
J.F. Weinberg, Chicago
$5
Balance thus far (Regular Drive)
$10,878.50
Auxiliary Fund
$1,621.00
Religious School Fund
$568.00
Grand Total
$13,068.40
BALANCE REQUIRED
$1,931.60
$100 AUXILIARY FUND
Contributed thus far
$1,200
Bert Brummelman, Drayton, Ontario, Canada$121
Mrs. Bernard A. Fried, Chicago
$100
William Oroshnik, Plainfield, NJ
$100
Al & Carol Stern, Tucson
$100
BALANCE THUS FAR
$1,621.00
In honor of Jean Herschaft. — Benjamin Markowe. Good luck on your goal! —
Israel Today Group.
As a non-Jewish reader of The Post and Opinion this is my donation for the Tel Hashomer Hospital Fund. Please accept it as an expression of love for the Torah in general and for this special project in particular. — Bert Brummelman — Drayton,
Ontario, Canada.
It is obvious that no one cares about Jews except Jews. However, from the response for donations for the ambulance fund, I am now wondering about Jews themselves. If each reader would contribute $5 or even only $1 to the fund, I am sure that the
deficit would be overcome. I appeal to all readers — pitch in and do a little bit but let’s buy that ambulance! — Mrs. Bernard (Joan) A. Fried. —
Chicago.
Kindly add the enclosed check to the Tel Hashomer Hospital Fund in honor of my granddaughter, Keren Louise £ Sober, born December 15, in | Rehovoth, Israel. — William J Oroshnik — Plainfield, N.J. «o
Enclosed please find check for $100 in honor of our daughter, Ellen, who will shortly complete her basic training in the Nahal of the Israel Defense Forces and of whom we’re very proud. Wishing you G-d speed in reaching your goal. — A1 & Carol Stern — Tucson, Ariz.
£
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DRIVE
Contributed thus far
Doubled by Anonymous Donor
Total
Red Cross, plus a Blood Bank, an X-ray room for the Government Hospital in Eilat, a tractor for the Falasha which, when it proved to be not feasible because the land provided became Inaccessible, was used to smuggle them into Israel, and other benefactions, including $40,000 for scholarships for Israel’s poor at a time when high school was available only to those who could afford the tuition. Tel Hashomer was founded in 1940 on the outskirts of Tel Aviv and served as a British army hospital. When the British withdrew from Israel
$284.45
$284.45 $568.90
and the War of Liberation erupted, the conglomeration of quonset huts were transformed ito a military hospital as an evacuation center for the wounded from Tel Aviv became a civilian hospital in 1953, and now caters to both military and civilian needs. SMALL AND LARGE gifts will be appreciated, and donors will be listed week to week unless otherwise specified. The gifts are tax exempt, and remittances should be made out to the Tel Hashomer Hospital Fund, and mailed to The Post and Opinion, 611 N. Park Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
46204.
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