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RECYCLING CENTERS (continued from p. 13)

paper, newspaper, bagged, tied, boxes, etc. glass, clean, separated by color

cans, cleaned, flattened, labels removed aluminum, cleaned travs and cars

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4160 Lander Rd-parking lot behind

1st lull wk/monthly. 831 9679 Mrs Jerina Sign posted

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Tues. & Thurs., 1-8 pm

Wed., 4-8 pm

Sat., 11 am-6pm

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PARMA

Volunteers of America

Jaycee's Recycling Center

11828 Pleasant Valley Rd. hallway between W 130 & York Rd

Bethany Evangelical Lutheran 6041 Ridge Rd-trailer al

a a a

pick-ups on Iree lawn garbage pick-up day Sat's 10am 4pm

1st wkend/mthly, de liver F S. daylight hrs anylime

281-5100

Mrs Drummond 888-3700 Mr Frate

884-1230

845 1728 Mr Lansell

Renwood end of parking lot

Covenant United Methodist

7800 Wet Pleasant Valley Rd-mela! shed in parking lot behind church

"Finally,

a bookstore as exciting as a book.

RICHMOND HTS.

City Service Dept.

High School Ecology Club ROCKY RIVER

West Shore Unitarian Church

Best selection: Over 25,000 titles covering all subjects. (Best Sellers, Women's literature, Poetry, Art, Children's literature, History, Philosophy, paperbacks) Longest Hours: 10 am-Midnight, Monday thru Saturday; Noon-6 pm, Sunday,

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Exquisite desserts and rare, fresh ground coffee. Free, live musical entertainment Wednesday and Friday nights (8-11:30 pm).

Visiting authors and Selected Learning courses. Games and magazines set out for your enjoyment. "Books & Bagels" all day Sunday.

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photos by Steve Cagan at local bookstores soon

the

tell them you saw their ad in what she wants

food

project

1807 Coventry Rd. 932-0482 Open 10-7 Mon.-Sat. Natural Foods.

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while items.

Mon s 8am-3pm

486 2474 Mr DeSan

P. Lees

P.A

692 0990 Mr Gleisser

333 6000 Mr Pawlas

P.A

A anytime

333-2255

P 2nd wkend/mthly

except July & August

Beach School

Mthly except Dec

SHAKER HEIGHTS Service Center

15600 Chagrin, w. of Lee

P.G

2nd & 4th Sat monthly Bain-4pm

SOUTH EUCLID Brush High School

STRONGSVILLE

St. Joseph's High School UNIVERSITY HTS. City Hall

12700 Pearl Rd.

WESTLAKE

Westlake High School WICKLIFFE

27830 Hilliard

A,P

752 5300 Mr Rile

382 7700 ext 209 Mr Yurian

3rd wkend/mthly

283 5555

932 7800 ext 48 Mr Morelli

1st full wkend/mthly

871 5200 Mr Nichol

American Field Service WILLOUGHBY HILLS Village Hall

Junior HS parking lot

every other month

943 6980 Mr Whalen

container for paper

946 1234 Ms Monzula

Editors' Note: Some of the locations offer money. It's best to call to find out what they are accepting. You may not want to support some of these groups, so use your discretion. This list was compiled by Marlies Beaire and Dave Hartley of the Free Clinic Recycling Program from information provided by the Natural History Museum in Spring, 1978.

DIVORCE (continued from p. 5)

If You Receive Notice from the Court That You Are Being Sued for Divorce

If you receive a notice from the court that your husband has filed suit for a divorce, you will have 28 days in which to tell the court what you want to do. You have two choices:

1. You can contest the divorce by filing a paper called an ANSWER. There are two basic reasons for contesting a divorce. One reason is that you do not want a divorce at all. The second reason is that you want to be sure to have a say in the terms of the divorce.

The immediate effect of filing an answer will be that the court will hold up the divorce for a while, usually from six to eight months. This is to give the parties time to work out an agreement between themselves.

2. You can let the divorce go uncontested by filing nothing with the court. If no answer is received, the court will set the case for a hearing without you in a few months.

If you agree to getting a divorce, you should try to come to an agreement with your husband as to the form and the terms of the divorce. They will greatly affect your lives; and you can maintain the most control over them by agreeing between yourselves. This can also help you to avoid some of the bad feelings that can arise in a divorce. Read the sections on "Ways to End a Marriage" (see WSW, September, 1978), and "Dividing Up the Marriage" (to be published in the November, 1978 issue of WSW). This information applies to you whether you are suing for or being sued for divorce.

It is important that you protect yourself when being sued for divorce. Whether or not you want to

hire a lawyer, it would probably be best to at least talk with one about your case. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, you can sometimes have his/her fees paid by your husband as part of your alimony. If your husband has a lawyer, it is especially important that you have a lawyer to protect your interests.

It is also important that you take some steps on your own to protect yourself during the divorce. See the steps suggested in "Preparing for Divorce" in the September, 1978 issue of WSW.

If you do not know where your husband is

1. You or your lawyer must ask the court to place the notice in the local legal newspaper. In Cuyahoga County this is the Daily Legal News. This is called service by publication.

2. This notice states that the divorce has been filed, the date filed, the number of children, the date by which the husband must answer, and the date of the hearing.

8. The notice must run in the paper once a week for six weeks.

4. This kind of notice costs about $55.00 extra.

5. If service is by publication, the court can grant the divorce and decide custody, but cannot order support for you or for the children.

Once the six weeks of publication are up, the court will wait 28 days for your husband to answer.

Waiver of service of summons

If your husband already knows about the divorce. he can sign a paper saying so. this is called waiver of service of summons. To waive service of summons a person must be over 18 years of age.

(to be continued in November, 1978 issue)