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2. Retirement Party - Wikipedia

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   The final Retirement Party show was held on April 14 at the Ukie Club in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The self-titled EP, Retirement Party, released on June 15, 2022. On March 23, 2023, the band announced, via social media, that they were 'coming out of retirement' and supporting Pet Symmetry as part of their 10 year celebration tour.

3. John Rice (alderman) - Wikipedia

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   While Rice was under consideration by Daley for appointment as alderman, Rice organized a $200-a-ticket retirement party for Banks at a Rosemont restaurant. Rice sent out invitations instructing those purchasing tickets to "make checks payable to William J. P. Banks (Memo -- Retirement Party)" and mail the checks to Rice's house.

4. 100 Retirement Party Food Ideas - AOL

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   Congratulations! Look through our collection of apps, sliders and snacks for the best retirement party food ideas. The post 100 Retirement Party Food Ideas appeared first on Taste of Home.

5. Alliance for Retired Americans - Wikipedia

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   The Alliance works closely with the White House and Congress to ensure that seniors’ issues like retirement security and prescription drug prices get the attention they deserve. Its members educate and mobilize retirees to participate in national, state and local elections and the Alliances publishes an annual Congressional Voting Record ...

6. Ron C. Bigelow - Wikipedia

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   Ron C. Bigelow (born 1948) was the eighth mayor of Utah's second largest city, West Valley City. [1] He was Director of the Office of Planning and Budget for the State of Utah.

7. Allan Peachey - Wikipedia

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   Peachey was selected as a list candidate for the National Party in the 2002 elections, and was viewed by many as one of the party's brighter prospects. [citation needed] His ranking on the party's list (eighteenth, above several sitting MPs) was thought sufficient to guarantee him entry to Parliament, but the National Party's overall performance was poor enough that he narrowly missed out.