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The Detroit Jewish News, 2009-10-01

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Tutors Needed
Volunteers are needed to join former
Detroit Public School students and friends
who are working to make a difference
by going back to MacDowell Elementary
School at 4201 W. Outer Drive in Detroit to
support student learning.
Volunteers do not need a background in
education, only the willingness to work for
at least one hour a week with an individual
or small group of children. Many other
opportunities do not require weekly atten-
dance, including working in the library,
reading at a story hour or assisting in
enrichment programs.
For information on the Friends of
MacDowell, also associated with the Detroit
Jewish Coalition for Literacy, contact Sherry
Erman Stewart at (248) 642-5257 or by e-
mail at Hste157045@aol.com .

Welcome To Judaism
Sarah's Tent, a monthly gathering that
welcomes all people interested in Judaism,
sill mis ntik .Ariith_a2op9-2o10 schedule
The opening topic "Life-Cycle
will be held at Chazzano Roasterie and
Cafe, Ferndale.

This program welcomes new Jews-by-
Family-To-Family Sale
choice, individuals in interfaith relation-
The Jewish Parents Institute will host a
ships and Jews who want to expand their
Mom2Mom sale on Sunday, Oct. 18, in
Jewish knowledge. Sarah's Tent meets in
Handleman Hall at the Jewish Community
private homes and on occasion, at differ-
Center in West Bloomfield. Tables are still
ent agencies in the Jewish community.
available for rent.
During each two-hour session, par-
The sale offers gently used clothing, toys,
ticipants are treated to a presentation
and equipment for babies and young chil-
by a rabbi, cantor or Jewish educator on
dren. For more information, call (248) 432-
a theme involving Jewish culture, ritual
5472 or www.jewishparentsinstitute.org.
or observance. A facilitator from Jewish
Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit
Fighting Autism
and a staff person from the Jewish
Jamie Rubin Studios will hold a fundraiser
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit's
co-hosted with Rachel Prinstein to support
Alliance for Jewish Education are present. the Oakland County-based Judson Center
Sarah's Tent provides the opportunity for Autism Connections program.
participants to meet others interested in
Events kick off with a bowling party on
learning more about Judaism, establish new Friday Oct. 2, from 8-11 p.m. at Langan's on
friendships and have the chance to address Northwestern Highway in Farmington Hills.
their joys, concerns and questions, in a
Suggested donation is $5.
relaxed, supportive setting. Preregistration
The benefit continues from 11 a.m. -4
is necessary. Check online for the 2009-
p.m. Saturday Oct. 3, at Franklin Cider
2010 curriculum schedule: Jewishdetroit.
Mill, 14 Mile at Franklin Road, Bloomfield
org/jeff. To register or for information, call
Township. There will be doughnuts, cider,
Debbie Rosenberg at the Jewish Federation
hot dogs and carriage rides with a percent-
ofMetropolitan Detroit: (248) 205-2537.
age of revenue donated to the cause.
Alliance foiRwisn-rutr.saix
- vPederation's .
Items for the Judson school may be
and d Jewish Experiences for Familia—
_ _ Drusfit,-.4.43._event; art therapy — paint,

guitar, drums, a xylophone, orff instru-
ments; occupational therapy — bean bags,
Nintendo products; teaching and training
-- books, whiteboard, kitchen supplies, tv
and DVD player.
Jamie Rubin Studios jamierubinstudios.
com is committed to raising awareness for
global social issues through creative projects.
Jamie recruited Prinstein, an autism cru-
sader, to launch a limited-edition vintage
apparel line to bring awareness to the cause.
The Detroit natives, now based out of
Manhattan, will sell a capsule preview col-
lection of STIMUA tee's at both events.
The campaign for autism elevates the
notion of a statement tee with a high-qual-
ity line of basics. The bold graphic logo
reworks the letters of "autism" and prints
on super-fine cotton blends. STIMUA ref-
erences the sensory manner of learning
patients with autism use.
While the appeal and market is global,
the tag team has a focused vision to launch
specialized products and events benefiting
local communities and programs.
The full STIMUA line can be purchased
later this month on Jamierubinstudios.
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