THE DETROIT JEWISH
8—Friday, December 20, 1968
"E'S Grand Rapids Loses Renowned Neurosurgeon
Flint News
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Community Pays Tribute to a Leader:
Jacob Pines; Buys $275,000 in Bonds
The residents of Flint honored dren, Jonathan and Michael Pines
Jacob Pines on his 80th birthday and Roslyn Feller, all of Flint, plus
Dec. 8 and at the same time friends and relatives from Detroit
demonstrated their solidarity with and Flint.
Israel by purchasing a record num-
ber of Israel Bonds in the amount
Joggers Unite
of $275,000.
Carl Rittman, youth consultant
Presentations were made to Pines for the Jewish Community Council,
on behalf of the
announces that Wednesday activity
State of Israel
programs are offered at Cong.
Bonds by Louis
Beth Israel 7:30-9 p.m. Open to the
Kasle; Cong. Beth
community, the social hall will be
Israel by Murray
available for basketball, jogging
Moss, president;
and other sports.
and the Flint Jew-
The dates open for this event are
ish Community
Jan. 15, all Wednesdays in Feb-
Council by Joseph
ruary and March 5, 12 and 26.
Megdell, presi-
dent.
Violet Schwartz Razek
Iii his keynote
Violet Schwartz Razek, 1627 Eu-
address, Louis Kasle
Kasle, general chairman of the Is- clid, died Dec. 11 at Traverse City.
Mrs. Razek, 42, was born in
rael Bond Drive, told the 230 guests
at Cong. Beth Israel that "If Israel Cleveland.
Surviving are a son, Larry of
survives, it will be only because of
Jewish efforts and Jewish re- Saginaw; and her parents, Mr. and
sources." His plea for support of Mrs. Frank Schwartz.
Israel's economy brought forth the
outpouring of Israel Bond subscrip-
tions.
Joining Mr. and Mrs. Pines in
the celebration were their children,
Dr. and Mrs. Julian Feiler and
Dec. 20—Temple Emanuel Hanu-
Irving Pines; and their grandchil- ka Family Service
Dec. 21—Inter-Community Coun-
cil Havdala Service, Social at
Ahavas Israel.
Grand Rapids
Calendar
Community
Calendar
Samuel H. Himelstein, former
Gland Rapids city attorney and
active in civil rights causes, died
Dee. 9 at age 70.
Mr. Himelstein, 311 Garfield
NW, had long been active in the
American Civil Liberties Union
and the Anti-Defamation League.
As city attorney in the 1950s, he
wrote the ordinance which estab-
lished the city's human Relations
Commission, serving for several
years until 1960. He also helped
establish the former Michigan
Fair Employment Practices Com-
mission.
In 1966, Mr. Himelstein was
named the first annual winner of
the Civil Liberties Award given
by the Western Michigan Chapter
of the ACLU.
Born in Russia, Mr. Himelstein
resided in Grand Rapids for 62
years. He was a member of Cong.
Ahavas Israel, Variety Club, Kent
County Bar Association and Bnai
Brith.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Anna Himelstein; and a brother,
Harry C.
Yetta Shapiro Chapter, City of
Hope, will hold its annual bowling
party 9 p.m. Tuesday at Town and
Country Bowling Lanes. Mrs. Carl
Myers is general chairman, assist-
ed by Mrs. James Weisberg and
Mrs. Louis Sill. Buffet refresh-
ments will be served. Proceeds
will be sent to the City of Hope
Medical Center for the fight against
catastrophic diseases. Reservations
may be made with any member of
the committee.
Comings ...
and
... Goings
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DEC. 29
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of Neurology and Psychiatry and
Neurological Surgery. He was a
member of Grand Rapids Rotary
Club and Temple Emanuel.
Surviving are his wife, Eva; a
son, Dr. Walter of Portland, Ore.;
a daughter, Mrs. Frank (Susie)
Friedlander of Menlo Park, Calif.;
and four grandchildren.
al Association, the Harvey Cush-
ing Society, Michigan Association
of Neurological Surgeons, Asso-
ciation for Research in Nervous
and Mental Diseases, Interurban
Neurological S o c i e t y, honorary
member of the North Pacific So-
ciety of Neurology and Psychiatry
and diplomate of American Boards
Second - Half
1968 City Taxes
ALL SECOND-HALF 1968 CITY TAX BILLS HAVE
BEEN MAILED
If you pay City Taxes by the two-payment plan, and have not
received your second-half bill, please request duplicate by phone,
965-4200, Extension 551, mail, or in person on the first floor of
the City-County Building. To facilitate phone calls it is requested
that the WARD NUMBER and ITEM NUMBER be known.
SECOND HALF PAYABLE TO
JANUARY 15, 1969
(Interest must be added after this date.)
ROBERT J. TEMPLE
City Treasurer
with this card
one of the world's largest banks
guarantees your personal check
City Attorney
S. H. Himelstein.
Dec. 23—Beth Isr a el Sisterhood
Board Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
24—City of Hope Bowling
Party, 9 p.m., Town and
Country Lanes
27—Lapeer Visiting Commit-
tee Hanuka Party, Lapeer
State Home
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Dr. Carl F. List, the first neuro-
surgeon in Western Michigan and
a nationally known pioneer in his
field, died Dec. 12 at age 66.
Dr. List, 679 Manhattan SE, be-
gan his practice in Grand Rapids
22 years ago. He was a native of
Salbke, Germany, and was a
graduate of the University of
Berlin. Boston neurosurgeon Prof.
Harvey Cushing was his instructor
in this country.
He came to Ann Arbor in 1934
and was instructor, then associate
professor, of neurosurgery at the
University of Michigan. Until he
moved to Grand Rapids, all neuro-
surgery patients had to be taken
to Ann Arbor.
Interested in world problems
and the arts, Dr. List was a spon-
sor of Sinfonia, the new chamber
orchestra in Grand Rapids. He
authored more than 40 articles
dealing with his specialty, and
was on the staffs of Blodgett
Memorial, St. Mary's, Butter-
worth, Ferguson-Droste-Ferguson
and Kent Oaks Hospitals and a
consultant and lecturer at Veter-
ans Hospital at Ft. Custer.
Dr. List was a member of the
American Association of Neuro-
logical Surgeons, American Col-
lege of Surgeons, American Neuro-
logical Association, Congress of
Neurological Surgeons, the Kent
County and Michigan State Medic-
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