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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Thursday, October 1$, 1973
I'age Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, October 18, 1973
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ENDS TODAY-open 12:45
"ROMEO & JULIET" (PG) 603 sberty
shows of 1 p.m.-3:30-6:10-8:45
STARTS FRIDAY I C 'II [i
KAREN BLACK_____
ROBERT DUVALL Theatre Phone 66S29'
GETTIN' IT TOGETHER
Divorcees seek communal life
DOUBLE FEATURE-TWO BIG HITS!!
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come and tell us about it we say
congratulations. We laugh, scream,
and boogie together.
"More important, we stand for
teaching people to be whole per-
sons, to throw off sex roles and~
standard ideas of how much one
child can do at a certain age.",,
DAVALOS BELIEVES that the:
commune has been a huge suc-
cess. "I didn't know of any com-
munal arrangements like this one
so I decided I'd make my own,"
she explained. "Now I could neverI
go back. This is too great."
The coinmune's philosophy also'
appealed to Gail Bourke, 23, a3
part-time student at Washtenaw
Community College who joined the
commune last April. "I was tired
of living alone, tired of a secluded,'
quiet existence. I needed a change
in life style and I adjusted quick-
ly here," Bourke explained.
"When I first came here I didn't
know if this was the answer, but
I needed a place to stay," she said.
"The rest I found out after I
moved in-like a good meal on the
table when I came home from
work, or like not ever worrying;
"THERE'S ALWAYS someone witnut its pIUUIm11t we hv e
around to talk to, but if you want gotten such unstable people," said
privacy you simply go upstairs Davalos.
and shut your door," she added. "THEY MOVE in and out, un-
Communal living means rent is willing to make this their home.
divided equally among all the But we've poured our hearts into
adults, cooking is done in turns, this beautiful place and love it
and the children are assigned vari- much too much to ever go back
ous chores. "When you're an in- to living alone," she added.
dividual you carry your own Since the commune members
weight regrdless of age and sex," don'wntoeopadie whatethe
Davaos aid.on't want to jeopardize wha they
Davalos said. feel is an extremely harmonious
So far, the communal arrange- situation, they are going to' make
ment has been very successful,: an effort to recruit University staff
according to Bourke. "It works out and faculty members for the fom-
great," she said. "If one person mune.
decided to take his kid to the According to Davalos, the com-
circus usually the other five kids mune will not, have more than
will go along. If one car breaks eight adult members when filled
down there's always another -one to capacity.
there or it's easier to find another- -
about hiring a babysitter.
The commune has not been
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED BY
KIBBUTZIM IN ISRAEL
(it's harvest time now!)
s Minimum commitment: one month.
* Also, six month program through Sherut La'am.
Volunteers must pay round trip transportation
from New York ($407 for those under 24)
For further information, call Hillel
1429 Hill, 663-4129 or 663-1337
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Tryouts for,
Ionesco's
THE BALD SOPRANO
3 male parts
3 female parts
Tuesday, Oct.1-2-4 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct..17-8-10p.m,
Thursday, Oct. 18-8-10 p.m.
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ride."
THE LIVING arrangement has I~
also meant creating a fairly uni-
fied code of discipline.
"The manner of discipline for
the children must be agreed up-1tan ik
on," said Davalos. "It takes a lot
of thinking to do this but it's
necessary."
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LOLA JONES, a social work
e Counseling
er at the Health Service Mental
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Health Clinic, is available ar counseling at Trotter House on
Thursday from 2:00-4:00 p.m. She will see students. by appoint-
ment or on a walk-in basis.
Students are also encouraged to sign up on the bulletin
board in the lobby of Trotter House for a discussion series on
"The Black Woman Today."
For more information or an appointment
CALL 763-1356 Trotter House
or 764-8315 Mental Health Clinic
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ago described as a crushed force.
ACCORDING TO a communique
issued here the Syrians yesterday
shelled Israeli positions in the Go-
lan Heights, destroyiyng two mis-
sile sites, tanks and other equip-
ment.
In the key northerp sector, Syr-
an armour repulsed, an Israeli at-
tack on advanced posts.
On the coast, Israeli jets again
strafed the main ports of Latakia
and Tartous but for the third day
they left Damascus untouched in
anparent respect for the city's
Soviet-built missile defences.
THE SOVIET Union has also re-
inforced its Mediterranean fleet
to about 70 ships - bigger than
ever before - a defense depart-
mernt spokesman said yesterday.
This follows the disclosure that
the United States has at least two
aircraft carriers and a helicopter
carrier in the Mediterranean as
part of the U. S. Sixth Fleet and
is sending 2,000 marines to the
area.
Meanwhile, Israeli Foreign Min-
ister Abba Eban said yesterday
that Israel "will certainly be
ready for most substantial com-
promises" in peace talks with the
Arabs, provided its security was
guaranteed.
HE SAID Israel's position con-
cerning a way out of the present
war "is cease-fire, negotiation,
peace." He stressed that there
must be a separation between the
cease-fire and the negotiations.
Eban did not elaborate on what
the compromises would be.
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PICTURE YOURSELF IN A SMILE.
AND LAUGH ALL THE WAY TO JAMAICA.
Akadama Mama says,
Four people you know are
going to win round-trip tick-
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a bummer if the only travel-
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It doesn't ha-ve to end that
way.
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even your roommate, can be
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That's all you have to do. But
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Be Nice
This week's letters
were kind off
dull, but I did get
a neat package.
It contained a home
built mouse trap. Not
one of those hurtful, snapper, killer,
5 & 10 things. But a genuine can't-hurt-
you- and-I 'm- sorry- if-I- scared-you
"i r' na a ain' T- made of scrap
to MICOE
club soda, 1% of a can of frozen lemon-
ade concentrate, plenty of ice and
lemon and orange slices. To make
more just double, triple or quadruple
everything.
Listen to Mama, and pass
the Akadama, the wine that tastes
a lot more than it costs.
LET A. SmiL 9BE YOUR OUND-TRIP TICKE
wood and windoi
and I got a very
mine to do a blu
tions. I also have
machine, so if you
plan just mail me
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