I Country Store to Coddle Sweet Tooth omen's Peanut brittle made by the experts (in this case, Robert Gam- ble) is ready for sampling by Mrs. Nathan Fink (left) and Mrs. Easton Brodsky. The candy will be featured at the Country Store, an old-fashioned candy shop planned for the annual Antique Fair and Art Show of Temple Israel Sisterhood Sunday through Tuesday at the synagogue. * * * said works in all media of some 100 artists from Detroit and Michigan will be for sale. A garden atmosphere will per- meate the show, particularly in the Country Garden Dining Room, where guests will have home- made lunches and dinners served from a picket-fence counter in a setting of spring flowers, green- ery and trees. In addition, a soda bar will be open in the afternoon for snacks. The community is invited. Mrs. Abraham L. Cohen, chairman of the fair, said tickets are available by calling the temple office, UN 3-7769, or at the door. The Country Store, an old-fash- ioned candy shop, will greet visi- tors at the 14th annual Antique Fair and Art Show of the Temple Israel Sisterhood Sunday through Tuesday at the temple. Such treats as old-fashioned chocolate-covered sponge, peanut- butter sticks and licorice brittle have been made especially for the fair. Visitors will find a variety of displays open during the hours of the fair, noon to 10 p.m. Antique dealers from Michigan and the Midwest will show Americana, Old World objects, old brass, sil- ver, china, books and bric-a-brac. There will be exhibitions of painting and sculpture, and pot- Goldie Young Directing tery-making will be demonstrat- ed by representative of the Ann American-Yiddish Revue Arbor Potters Guild. Art chair- Mrs. Charles (Goldie) Young is man Mrs. Rodney Landsman producer and director of the American-Yiddish Musical Revue presented 8:30 p.m. April Spring Hats on Minds 7 to at be Cong. Sha- of Hadassah Women arey Zedek. Sponsors of the at Close Campaign revue, Detroit A touch of spring will be offered Cancer Fighters in the millinery show planned by of the City of Detroit Chapter of Hadassah 12:45 Hope, will turr0:. over all proceeds' p.m., April 6, at to the nonsec- the Royal Thea- tarian n a t ional ter T h e event medical center at will mark the Duarte, C a 1 i f. c u 1 m ination of Funds will go to- Mrs. Young Hadassah th e ward free patient care, research Eye-Bank Cam- and education. paign. Hal Gordon and his orchestra Television star will provide the music for the Virginia Graham show, first presented at a City of the s h o w, of Hope regional convention here. "Girl Talk, will For tickets, call Mrs. David be present, ac- Mrs. Hillman cording to Mrs. Sander Hillman, Schwartz, UN 4-2920. Detroit Cancer Fighters will chairman of the Eye-Bank Cam- hold a general meeting 8 p.m. Mon- paign. Among the hats selected by day at Imperial Caterers. The lat- buyer Louise Solomon for showing est hair stylest will be demon- are "Mod" styles and creations by strated. famous American, French, Italian and Spanish designers. One of Magician to Appear these hats will be awarded as a Magician Micky Davis will per- prize. form in a variety talent show spon- Mrs. Jack Perlman is chairman sored by Parents Without Partners of the day. Admission is one filled 3 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish Cen- eye-bank or a commensurate con- ter. The public, especially children, tribution. Proceeds will be used is invited. for research in eye diseases at the Hadassah-Hebrew University Med- ical Center. DETROIT AUXILIARY, Amer ican Medical Center at Denver, will meet 1 p.m. April 6 in the Jewish Center. Outstanding mem bers with birthdays will be hon- ored. * * * PAULA STARK OFFICERS CLUB will meet 12:30 p.m. Satur day in the home of Paula Stark, 24542 George Washington. (More Clubs — Page 25) SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet 9 p.m. Thurs- day at the home of Sara Cohen, 23281 Harding, Oak Park. Elec- tion of officers will be held. Funny fashion show will follow the meet- ing. Prizes for the funniest hats will be awarded. * * * YOUNG WOMEN'S B I C U R CHOLEM will meet noon Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Sam Mos- cow, 19939 Lesure. An 11 a.m. board meeting will precede the general session. * * * LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SABBATH LEAGUE will hold a board meeting noon Tuesday in the home of president Mrs. Isa- dore Levin, 5329 W. Outer Dr. Mrs. Walter Epstein, social chair- man, will be assisted by Mesdames Leo Laufer, Rose Bielewich, Es- ther Sachs and Kate Rubin. Plans will be made for a spring lunch- eon in May. * * RODIN CLUB will meet 1 p.m. April 14 in the home of Mrs. Rich- ard Deutsch, 18960 Appoline. * * * NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will hold a Purim dinner 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Labor In- stitute. Chairman for the evening will be Mrs. Abe Primack. A reg- ular meeting will be held at the institute the following Wednesday. * * * YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK- WOODS SISTERHOOD will meet 3 p.m. Saturday in the Young Is- rael building. Rabbi James Gor- don, spiritual leader of the con- gregation, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Louis Fein, chairman, invites the public. Refreshments will be served. * * * FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, Mizrachi Women, will meet 12:45 p.m. Monday at Beth Aaron Syna- gogue. A report on Israel and world wide news will be given by Mrs. Joshua Sperka, program chairman. Hostesses will be Mes- dames Roy Gilbert, Ann Bloom and Goldie Shipko. Plans also will be made for the annual donor event to be held May 11 at Bnai Moshe Synagogue. For tickets or information, call Mrs. Milton Rad- ner, UN 4-7891. Open Thurs. to 9 p.m. BR 3-2509 or VE 7-9783 * * Friday, Chubs MICHAEL C. STARK CHAP- TER, Children's Leukemia Foun- dation, installed Mrs. Sue Stark, president; Mrs. Sharyn Cornfield, Mrs. Charlotte Finstein, vice presi- dents; Mrs. Barbara Benjamin, treasurer; Carol Coville and Mrs. Gail Woronoff, secretaries; and Mrs. Lorraine Singerman, member at large.. * * * CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will hold an open meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. Members are asked to bring stamp books or equivalent gifts to be used for the April 10 Child Rescue Party. Refreshments will be served by hostesses Han- nah Jacobs and Rose Tabock. * THE Et( CORSETS BY EVA Free Custom Fitting by Experienced Corsetieres 15842 W. 7 MILE ROAD IN THE MARK, A DIAMOND RCN-C- Save BIG $$$ BUY DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTER SEYMOUR KAPLAN IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS 15738 LIVERNOIS DI 1-5515 3 Blks. 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Mertz Bake Shoppe Hospital • New Babies Voyage • Birthdays • Sympathy At the planning meeting for the Detroit Pioneer Women's annual Israel Bond Award Luncheon are (from left) seated: Mrs. Israel Ser. ling, Club 2 Israel Bond chairman; Mrs. Norman Leemon, member of the Pioneer Women's national board; Louis E. Levitan, Detroit Israel Bond director; Mrs. Milton Weiss, president, Pioneer Women's Council; Mrs. Alex Schreier, Council Israel Bond chairman; Mrs. Norman Kanter, vice president of Women's Council, and Mrs. Jack Gosman, Israel Bond council co-chairman; standing, Mrs. Harry Levitt, Mrs. Sam Fishman, and Mrs. Frank Rath, council vice presidents. The annual award luncheon will be held April 29 at Adas Shalom, -1011W 24770 Coolidge Oak Park 37, Mich. LI. 8-4835 j,?