26 Friday, April 18, 1975
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ronald McDonald Award Earned by Former Rabbi
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Joseph Katz, owner of
Katz, who for 18' years
several Detroit-area McDon-
ald's franchises, has been
recognized by the McDon-
ald's Corp. as its 1974 recipi-
ent of the Ronald Award in
- Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan
and Indiana, as "the licensee
operator who best exempli-
fies the greatest committ-
ment to both the operations
of his restaurants and also
to his community."
His Oak Park McDonald's
The Oak Park franchise
restaurant on Greenfield opened in 197-2.
will be raising funds next
month for the purchase of a
. Katz helped - organize the
new kiln for the arts and first McDonald's owners
crafts department of the buying and advertising co-
Oak Park Community Cen- operative, which have now
ter, and he has donated a -- _ been formed throughout the
room in memory of his par- United States.
ents to the new Hebron
He originated the McDon-
Yeshiya in Israel.
His wife, Ann, was an _ ald's McMeal card promo-
accountant for a Saginaw ton, and it helped the De-
group that owned more troit-area franchises to a
quarterly sales record for
than 20 McDonald's fran-
the
first three months of
chises. They helped Katz
1975.
obtain his first franchise
was rabbi of Saginaw's
Temple Bnai Israel, was
cited for promotional activi-
ties for the restaurants, and
his work with the Allied
Jewish Campaign, sponsor-
ship of Halloween parties
with the Oak Park Jaycees,
donations for retarded chil-
dren to go to camp and
sponsorship of summer
baseball tearns.
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When he purchased a fran-
chise in 1968 in Ecorse,
Katz left. the rabbinate.
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NEW YORK — The
unique position of sports in
" Jewish life and the contri-
butions of Jewish athletes
to the world sporting scene
are among the topics to be
explored in a special issue of
the internationally circu-
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World Over, published by
the Board of Jewish Educa-
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NEW YORK, — An All-
Star team representing the
National Association of In-
tercollegiate Athletics will
participate in the 10th In-
ternational Hapoel Games
May 1-9 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The team will be coached
by Edinboro State head
coach Jim McDonald, who
was picked for the honor by
the NAIA "in recognition of
his outstanding job for the
past 12 seasons." McDonald,
who has his best season ever
during the past campaign
(22-5), has a career record of
181-89 and has been in post
season play eight years.
Martin Cohen is chairman
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2.2 Million Visits
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
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years since the State of Is-
rael was established in May
1948, according to Israel
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Zuriel, the senior represent-
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of Tourism in the United
States, reviewed the posi-
tion of travel to Israel from
the U. S. at a press briefing
here.
He pointed to four major
market areas which are
basic sources for North
American tourism to Israel.
"These consist," he said, "of
Jewish visitors, Christian
visitors and participants in
congress and professional
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"We are now undertaking
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