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Beth Shalom To Honor
Isacksons For Bonds

Fay and Charles Isackson of
Oak Park, 32-year members
of Congregation Beth
Shalom, will be honored by
the congregation at a tribute
dinner in behalf of State of
Israel Bonds at 6 p.m. Aug. 24
in the synagogue's social hall.
The Isacksons will receive
Israel's Jerusalem Award.
Chairing the event will be
Ada and Jerry Efros.
Mrs. Isackson has served on
the Beth Shalom PTO board,
the sisterhood executive
board and the editorial staff
of sisterhood cookbooks. She
is the sisterhood board Braille
chairman, a member of the
synagogue's ritual committee
and a representative to the
Synagogue Council.
Certified by the Library of
Congress in English Braille
and also certified in Hebrew
Braille, Mrs. Isackson is a life
member of the National
Braille Institute, a past presi-
dent of the Tri-County Braille
Volunteers, a member of the
Jewish Braille Institute, and
a former board member of the
Michigan Association of
Transcribers for the Visually
Impaired. She is also a life
member and past president of
her Hadassah group. She was
recently honored as a "Mitz-
vah Doer" by The Jewish
News.
Isackson began his service
to Beth Shalom as an usher;
he soon became head of the
ushering committee for the
High Holidays. In 1968 he
reactivated the then-dormant
Men's Club and became its
president. He has sat on the

Beth Shalom school board,
served on the synagogue's ex-
ecutive board and is a past
president of Beth Shalom.
Isackson is a past com-
mander of the Jewish War
Veterans, a past president of
the Detroit Branch of Ameri-
can Electroplaters Society
and was elected as an "Emi-
nent Engineer" to Tau Beta
Pi, and honorary engineering
society. He is also a member
of B'nai B'rith, the Zion-
ist Organization of America
and the American Jewish
Committee.
For reservations, call Beth
Shalom, 547-7970; or Israel
Bonds, 352-6555.

Ziotoff Named
To Global Board

Paul Ziotoff, former Detroit
Bar-Ilan chairman and cur-
rent vice president of its
American Board of Overseers,
has been elected to the
university's Global Board of
Trustees.
The board is the official
global policy-making body
governing both the universi-
ty's academic and financial
affairs as well as its network
of Friends organizations
around the world.
Zlotoff has been actively in-
volved with Bar-Ilan's affairs
since 1981. He was Detroit
education chairman and in
1984 began a three-year term
of co-chairmanship of the
Detroit dinners along with
Donald Fox.
Upon the completion of his