TABAK, Sol - Revision history

Randylyon at 18:18, 7 April 2019

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	Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.		Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.

	When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was three times the president of Temple Beth El. He also served the [[DUBUQUE ART ASSOCIATION]], [[DUBUQUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA]], and [[BARN COMMUNITY THEATER]]. Tabak was recognized "as a ~~ethal~~ force to the dynamic known as "group-think."		When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was three times the president of Temple Beth El. He also served the [[DUBUQUE ART ASSOCIATION]], [[DUBUQUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA]], and [[BARN COMMUNITY THEATER]]. Tabak was recognized "as a lethal force to the dynamic known as "group-think."

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Randylyon at 02:30, 7 April 2019

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	[[Image:tabak.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]TABAK, Sol. (Brooklyn, NY, July 14, 1923--San Diego, CA, Jan. 2, 2002). Tabak served in the medical corps in Iceland during [[WORLD WAR II]]. He then attended the Illinois School of Optometry and graduated in 1949. He came to Dubuque in 1950 and became the principal optometrist at Dubuque Optometric Center.		[[Image:tabak.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]TABAK, Sol. (Brooklyn, NY, July 14, 1923--San Diego, CA, Jan. 2, 2002). Tabak served in the medical corps in Iceland during [[WORLD WAR II]]. He then attended the Illinois School of Optometry and graduated in 1949. He came to Dubuque in 1950 and became the principal optometrist at Dubuque Optometric Center.

	~~An optometrist by profession,~~ Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.		Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.

	When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was three times the president of Temple Beth El. He also served the [[DUBUQUE ART ASSOCIATION]], [[DUBUQUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA]], and [[BARN COMMUNITY THEATER]]. Tabak was recognized "as a ethal force to the dynamic known as "group-think."		When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was three times the president of Temple Beth El. He also served the [[DUBUQUE ART ASSOCIATION]], [[DUBUQUE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA]], and [[BARN COMMUNITY THEATER]]. Tabak was recognized "as a ethal force to the dynamic known as "group-think."

Randylyon at 02:29, 7 April 2019

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	[[Image:tabak.~~jpg~~\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]TABAK, Sol. (Brooklyn, NY, July 14, 1923--San Diego, CA, Jan. 2, 2002). Tabak served in the medical corps in Iceland during [[WORLD WAR II]]. He then attended the Illinois School of Optometry and graduated in 1949. He came to Dubuque in 1950 and became the principal optometrist at Dubuque Optometric Center.		[[Image:tabak.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]TABAK, Sol. (Brooklyn, NY, July 14, 1923--San Diego, CA, Jan. 2, 2002). Tabak served in the medical corps in Iceland during [[WORLD WAR II]]. He then attended the Illinois School of Optometry and graduated in 1949. He came to Dubuque in 1950 and became the principal optometrist at Dubuque Optometric Center.

	An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.		An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic. He was considered a pioneer in the subject when he won an early optometric-academy distinction for the lenses.
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	[[Category: Civil Rights]]		[[Category: Civil Rights]]
	[[Category: ~~Business Leader~~]]		[[Category: Physician]]
	[[Category: Jewish Community]]		[[Category: Jewish Community]]

Randylyon at 02:28, 7 April 2019

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-TABAK, Sol. (New York, NY- ).  When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was recognized for his direct manner, ability to think independently, and willingness to seek accommodation rather than confrontation.
+[[Image:tabak.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]TABAK, Sol. (Brooklyn, NY, July 14, 1923--San Diego, CA, Jan. 2, 2002).  Tabak served in the medical corps in Iceland during [[WORLD WAR II]]. He then attended the Illinois School of Optometry and graduated in 1949. He came to Dubuque in 1950 and became the principal optometrist at Dubuque Optometric Center.
 [[Category: Civil Rights]]
 [[Category: Business Leader]]

Randylyon at 20:34, 21 December 2015

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	TABAK, Sol. (New York, NY- ). ~~Member, Dubuque Human Rights Commission.~~ When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was recognized for his direct manner, ability to think independently, and willingness to seek accommodation rather than confrontation.		TABAK, Sol. (New York, NY- ). When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was recognized for his direct manner, ability to think independently, and willingness to seek accommodation rather than confrontation.

	An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic.		An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic.

Randylyon at 21:29, 26 December 2008

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	An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic.		An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic.

			[[Category: Civil Rights]]
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TABAK, Sol. (New York, NY- ). Member, Dubuque Human Rights Commission. When he retired from the Dubuque Human Rights Commission in December 1985, Tabak held the record for length of service-thirteen years out of the fourteen the commission had been in existence. He was recognized for his direct manner, ability to think independently, and willingness to seek accommodation rather than confrontation.

An optometrist by profession, Tabak became an acknowledged expert on the use of contact lenses and lectured worldwide on the topic.