50 Friday, May 20, 1977
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Reform Jewry Honors Katz on 70th, for His Temple Role
Engagements
Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Cone of Southfield announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Debby Cone, to
Mark Giveins, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Giveins of
Dearborn. Miss Cone was
graduated from Southwest
Michigan College of Nurs-
ing. Her fiance was gradu-
ated from Michigan State
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post graduate studies at
Wayne State University. A
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Mr. and Mrs. Neland Klo-
nel announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Shelly Klonel, to Joe Weiss,
son of Dr. Louis Weiss and
Mrs. Bernice Weiss. A No-
vember wedding is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sriro
of Southfield announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ilene Roby Sriro, to
Keith Howard Stein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stein
of Oak Park. Miss Sriro is
a senior at Michigan State
University. Her fiance was
graduated from MSU. A
May 1978 wedding is
planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.
Lautman of Pittsburgh,
Pa., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Marcy Lautman, to Mark
Wagner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Wagner of De-
troit. An early fall wedding
is planned.
A cucumber at hand is
better than a pumpkin in
the future.
—The Talmud
BY HEIDI PRESS
National and local Re-
form Jewish leaders, rabbis
and organizations, judges,
notables in the community,
members of the congrega-
tion and relatives and
friends joined Thursday at
Temple Beth El to pay trib-
ute to Irving I. Katz, execu-
tive secretary of the
temple, on the occasion of
his 70th birthday and 50th
anniversary as a temple ad-
ministrator.
More than 400 persons, in-
cluding many past presi-
dents of the temple, heard
messages of appreciation
and congratulations read to
the honoree, who joined the
Detroit area temple in 1939
following nine years of serv-
ice to a Cleveland congrega-
tion and three years in
Youngstown.
President David K. Page,
who served as toastmaster
for the dinner, attributed an
increase in membership
and religious school enroll-
ment to Katz. Rabbi Rich-
ard C. Hertz, spiritual lead-
er, remarked on the con-
genial relationship he has
had with Katz for nearly 25
years at the temple and
blessed Katz with the bless-
ing usually spoken at Bnai
Mitzva and weddings.
Temple music director,
Jason Tickton, who is. cele-
brating his 45th anniversary
at the temple, read greet-
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stitute of Religion. Greet-
ings also were heard from
civic leaders and Jewish his-
torians, including Dr. Jacob
Marcus, director of the
American J6.vish Archives,
and Dr. Maurice Jacobs,
past president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Historical So-
ciety.
Speaking on behalf of the
Northeast Lakes Council of
the UAHC of which he is di-
rector, Rabbi David S.
Hachen, thanked Katz for
his service to Refortn
Judaism.
Katz was presented with
a plaque from the National
Association of Temple Ad-
ministrators, and was in-
scribed in the Golden Book
of the Jewish National
Fund. Gifts were presented
from the temple's sister-
hood and brotherhood and
Young People's Society.
The temple's Braille bind-
ery dedicated the title page
of a five-volume set on pa-
triarchs in Israel to Katz,
while the dinner chairman
Flora Winton presented him
with a resolution of appre-
ciation from the congrega-
tion.
Aid Kushner, who gained
recognition in the commu-
nity for his scale models of
synagogues, presented Katz
with a model of the syna-
gogue in Latvia at which he
studied as a child. The gift
of round-trip tickets to Is-
rael and Europe for Klcz
and his wife. Gail, brought
applause from the guests.
Participating in the trib-
ute program were Leonard
Lewis, past president of the
temple; Frank Simons, ex-
ecutive director of Temple
Israel; Mildreth Rubinoff,
executive director of Cong.
Beth Abraham-Hillel and
president of the Council of
Synagogue AdministratorS;
Larry Gard, president of
the Young People's Society;
Lorraine Gard. sisterhood
president; Harold Joseph-
son, president of the temple
brotherhood; Lillian Mal-
tzer of the UAHC Commis-
sion on Synagogue Adminis-
tration; Beverly Canvasser
of the board of the National
Federation of Temple Sister-
hoods; Robert Steinberg,
president of the Synagogue
Council of Greater Detroit,
Marshall B. Madison and
Rabbi Jeffrey Lazar, educa-
tional director of the
temple.
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