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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
18
A reader with a serious heart condition asks how to balance quality versus quantity of life and urges others with limits to live fully. Abby responds that time on Earth is finite and encourages living prudently while valuing life’s gift, praising the reader’s determination.
The Senior Center Elyria village offers a wide array of activities including Billiards Bingo Pinochle cards Bridge Walking Club Morning Stretch and various fitness classes. Monthly events include Christmas at the Village and Village Cinema while memberships are open through Mary Harwood with contact information provided.
Jan Collins and Jan Warner advise seniors facing loss of their Medicare HMO coverage in 2001. They explain Medicare HMOs, renewal pitfalls, and steps to compare plans, check premiums and benefits, and switch to another HMO or traditional Medicare. They provide contact info for assistance.
Elyria recalls J C Hill who died April 13 1923 at age 88 on Washington Avenue. A banker founder of the Savings Deposit Bank later renamed First National Bank and now National City Bank, Hill also led in law livestock nursery and realty ventures and served on Elyria’s board of education and local chambers. He was a prominent citizen with a long, varied career and a large family.
A Q and A column explains inheritance, gifts, pensions, IRAs, and annuities do not affect Social Security retirement benefits. Only earned income from work changes benefits, and automatic annual increases occur after retirement if inflation rises.
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