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1 “Family__” 5 Revlon rival 9 Scoundrel
12 Relaxation
13 Diner’s card
14 Wish otherwise
15 Grouped together
17 Coulter or Curry
18 Nevada city
19 Vile
21 Eco-friendly
24 Unuttered “alas”
25 Incense
26 Encased, in a way
30 Hockey venue
31 Picture puzzle
32 Geologic period
33 Sank, as a billiard ball 35 “Hey you!”
36 Twitches
37 Starbucks order
38 God
40 Harbor structure
42 U.N. workers’ grp.
43 Played a bat-and-ball
game 48 Chap
49 Welsh vegetable 50 Protuberance
Senior Times - June 2020 CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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1 Shortest of the 12 (Abbr.)
Corn spike
2 “Born in the __”
3 Edict
4 Congregation’s cry
5 Kill a bill
6 Inseparable
7 Pests
8 It often involes a dummy 9 One of the kin
Say it isn’t so
10 Understanding
11 Census statistic
16 Stagehand
20 Puerto__
21 November events
22 Missile type
23 “West Side Story” gang 24 Honest politician?
26 Formerly, formerly
27 Appointment
28 Honor Earth Day, in a way 29 DIY buy
31 Progenitor
Albanian money
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Age for Full Retirement Benefit for Retired Workers
Full retirement age is the age at which a person may first become entitled to full or unreduced retirement benefits. Your full retirement age depends on your date of birth. The age for Medicare eligibility is 65, regardless of when you were born.
Year of Birth
Full Retirement Age
65
65 and 2 months 65 and 4 months 65 and 6 months 65 and 8 months 65 and 10 months
Year of Birth
1943–1954 1955 . . . . . . 1956 . . . . . . 1957 . . . . . . 1958 . . . . . . 1959 .....
Full Retirement Age
66
66 and 2 months 66 and 4 months 66 and 6 months 66 and 8 months 66 and 10 months
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Your Nursing Home Care Alternative
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Year of Birth Full Retirement Age
1960 and later . . . 67
Maximum monthly Social Security benefit: $2,642 for workers retiring at full retirement age in 2014. Note: Higher benefits are possible for those who work or delay receipt after reaching full retire- ment age.
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CHAPEL HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
157 Chapel Hill Drive, (269) 963-0231, www.TheHillBC.com
• Rev. Chad Parmalee, Pastor
• Traditional Service 9am; Praise Service 11am • Barrier Free
• Nursery provided all morning
ST. PHILIP CATHOLIC CHURCH
126 Capital Ave. NE, Battle Creek, MI 49017
• Fr. John Fleckenstein, Pastor; Fr. Robert Johansen, Assoc. Pastor Fr. Raj Nathan, Assoc. Pastor
• Mass Schedule: Sat 4:30pm; Sun 9am, 11:30am
If you’re homebound and would like the weekly bulletin mailed to you, please call the Parish Office at (269) 968-6645.
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