On-Line Bill Payment Instructions

To make an on-line payment follow these simple instructions:

  • Click the "My Account" tab on the web site.
  • Click on the option "Update Information/Pay Bill On-line".
  • Enter your username and password, then click the "submit" button.
  • Three icons will then appear on the left side of the screen. Choose the option labeled "account".
  • Scroll down to "payment method". Choose "Credit once then cash/check". This option allows the payment to process one time using the debit or credit card you supplied. Future payments can be made by choosing one of the following options: check, money order or choosing credit once.
  • After you have made a choice, scroll down and enter your credit card information. When you click the "submit" button the information will be entered in our system but you will not receive a payment confirmation. The credit card will process after midnight that night.
  • The options of credit and e-check require a signed authorization form to be on file. Please contact Account Services regarding this option. Click Here to download a form to be completed and mailed to our office.



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hypocorism
\hye-PAH-kuh-riz-um\
noun

a pet name



the use of pet names

Example Sentence
Darren started calling Sheila by her hypocorism, “Bubbles,” when they were juniors in high school. In Late Latin and Greek, the words “hypocorisma” and “hypokorisma” had the same meaning as “hypocorism” does in English today. They in turn evolved from the Greek verb “hypokorizesthai” (“to call by pet names”), which itself comes from “korizesthai” (“to caress”). “Hypocorism” joined the English language in the mid-19th century and was once briefly a buzzword among linguists, who used it rather broadly to mean “adult baby talk,” that is, the altered speech adults use when supposedly imitating babies. Once the baby talk issue faded, “hypocorism” settled back into being just a fancy word for a pet name. Pet names can be diminutives like our “Johnny” for “John,” endearing terms such as “honey-bunch,” or, yes, names from baby talk, like “Nana” for “Grandma.”

*Indicates the sense illustrated in the example sentence.
My debts are large, my failures great, my shame secret and heavy; yet when I come to ask for my good, I quake in fear lest my prayer be granted.

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) Indian Author

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