Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto Society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto Society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto Society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto Society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
 Society address:
 Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
 POB 91006
 2901 Bayview Ave.
 Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page. Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing-Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing-Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
 Society address:
 Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
 POB 91006
 2901 Bayview Ave.
 Toronto, ON  M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page. Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing-Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing-Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Dear All!

I'm looking for information on a Gottlieb Liebstein (1724?-1771?) from
Germany, who moved to Landskrona, Sweden and married a christian woman, Anna
Ståhle, in 1758.

My grandfather has told me that Liebstein was jewish, but probably converted
when/before he moved/married to/in Sweden.

I can't find anymore information on him, his family or where in Germany he
came >from and I wonder if anyone has come across his name in their research.

Best regards,
Pernilla Naumann
Malmö, Sweden
pernilla@...

MODERATOR'S NOTE: If you haven't already done so, you can search the JewishGen
Family Finder for this surname.

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

Dear All!

I'm looking for information on a Gottlieb Liebstein (1724?-1771?) from
Germany, who moved to Landskrona, Sweden and married a christian woman, Anna
Ståhle, in 1758.

My grandfather has told me that Liebstein was jewish, but probably converted
when/before he moved/married to/in Sweden.

I can't find anymore information on him, his family or where in Germany he
came >from and I wonder if anyone has come across his name in their research.

Best regards,
Pernilla Naumann
Malmö, Sweden
pernilla@...

MODERATOR'S NOTE: If you haven't already done so, you can search the JewishGen
Family Finder for this surname.

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

While in Chicago this summer, we spent a day at library connected with the
Polish Museum.
We didn't find much, and weren't able to see anything in their archives.
You have to come back a second time, if they agree to it. But we did see a
couple of telephone directories >from after World War II for Warsaw.

Rose Feldman
GITNER, REZNIK Litin & Kalinovka Ukraine
EPSTEIN, BOYARKSY Ruzhany, Kossovo, Mscibow Belarus
TREPPER, TREPMAN, FELDMAN, LICHT, SOICHER, SLOVIK, SZPERBER, ORENSTEIN
Warsaw Poland

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

While in Chicago this summer, we spent a day at library connected with the
Polish Museum.
We didn't find much, and weren't able to see anything in their archives.
You have to come back a second time, if they agree to it. But we did see a
couple of telephone directories >from after World War II for Warsaw.

Rose Feldman
GITNER, REZNIK Litin & Kalinovka Ukraine
EPSTEIN, BOYARKSY Ruzhany, Kossovo, Mscibow Belarus
TREPPER, TREPMAN, FELDMAN, LICHT, SOICHER, SLOVIK, SZPERBER, ORENSTEIN
Warsaw Poland

Dear Canadian friends,

We are pleased to advise all our Canadian JewishGenners that as a result
of the dedicated efforts of the JGS of Canada (Toronto), a tax qualified
charity in Canada, donations to JewishGen are NOW tax deductible for
Canadian residents.

To simplify giving, we have prepared a form which you can print out,
type or print all the information requested, make your cheque payable to
the JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mail to the address on the form.

We do hope that with the availability of tax credits, you will be
comfortable in making regular financial donations to JewishGen.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and participation in
supporting JewishGen.

You will find the Canadian Tax Deduction form at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Canada.html


Susan E. King, Managing Director
JewishGen, Inc.

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page. Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland. The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998. JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library. For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian
Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
Society address:
Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
POB 91006
2901 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page. Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland. The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998. JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library. For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing - Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
 Society address:
 Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
 POB 91006
 2901 Bayview Ave.
 Toronto, ON M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing – Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing – Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and The Jewish Genealogical Society
of Canada (Toronto) have reached a milestone agreement, under
which Canadian contributors to JRI-Poland indexing projects
will be able to obtain a Canadian tax receipt.

On behalf of the board and all JRI-Poland researchers, we sincerely thank
the members of the Toronto society for making it possible for Canadian
researchers to obtain this tax benefit and for enabling you to make your
JRI-Poland donations and Excel file qualifying contributions in Canadian Dollars.

Details are as follows:
- The minimum donation to qualify for a receipt is $25.00 (Canadian).

- Cheques must be made out to JGS of Canada (Toronto) and mailed to the
 Society address:
 Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
 POB 91006
 2901 Bayview Ave.
 Toronto, ON M2K 2Y6

- If you are making a donation to a particular project, cheques must
indicate "JRI-Poland [project name] Indexing Project." For general
indexing fund contributions, cheques must indicate "JRI-Poland General
Indexing Fund."

-Clearly provide your name and mailing address to receive your tax
receipt.

- For 2004 donations, receipts will be mailed out in January/February
2005. Thereafter, receipts will be mailed monthly.

- The rate of exchange will be listed on the JRI-Poland web site and
will be modified to correspond with the effective exchange rate on the
first business day of each month.

For further information, and for the special form for Canadian contributions,
please go to the JRI-Poland web site at www.jri-poland.org and click on
the "Support/Donations" link at the top of the home page.   Look for the
heading "Important tax benefit notice to Canadian Contributors."

This new agreement is an extension of the long-standing and
successful relationship between the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Canada (Toronto) and JRI-Poland.  The JGS Toronto has operated
the JRI-Poland / Toronto JGS Copy Service since 1998.   JGS Toronto
volunteers make photocopies of index pages >from LDS microfilms using
the modern equipment at the Toronto Reference Library.  For more
information on this project, go to www.jri-poland.org/toronto.htm
For more information about JGS Toronto, go to www.jgstoronto.ca

Jewish Records Indexing – Poland, Inc. is an independent
non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Contributions to Jewish Records Indexing – Poland are tax-deductible
in the U.S. and Canada to the extent permitted by law.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland