Immaculate Heart Central School class leaders

The academic leaders for the class of 2011 at Immaculate Heart Central School are Hanna R. Powell, valedictorian, and Robert J. Spicer, salutatorian.

Miss Powell, daughter of Dr. Edward and Patricia Minter Powell, Watertown, has an academic average of 96.59. She received the Sisters of St. Joseph Departmental Award in English, Margaret Wiley Memorial Health Services Award, U. S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award and a Presidential Academic Fitness Award.

She was a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapter of the National Honor Society in grades 11 and 12 and participated in Whiz Quiz. She received the Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award from the University of Rochester as a junior and has volunteered hundreds of hours of community service for the IHC Language Club, Ambassadors Club and Respect Life Initiative.

Miss Powell participated in "The Mother Bear Project," which donates crocheted and knitted bears to children with HIV and AIDS around the world. She received the 2011 Faith Community Service Award and the Diocesan Outstanding Student Award for participation in IHC's Faith Community Service Program, the Thousand Islands Chapter of Habitat for Humanity and contributions to IHC's annual Respect Life Initiatives in support of the survivors of the genocide in Darfur, the international organization Charity:Water and AIDS orphans.

She also participated in modified soccer and lacrosse, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Contest in 11th grade and had artwork selected for the Tri-County Art Show her sophomore and junior years. As a senior, she was a member of the Cavalier Yearbook staff and an IHC Mystery Player.

Miss Powell plans to attend Binghamton University, where she will enroll in the pre-health program.

Mr. Spicer, son of James and Nancy Spicer, Woodville, has an academic average of 95.98. He received an American Legion School Award, was a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Chapter of the National Honor Society and received a Presidential Academic Fitness Award.

He played varsity soccer and golf and was a member of the New York Math League and Whiz Quiz team. He has been a peer tutor and served as a Eucharistic minister at school liturgies and was selected as an IHC Mystery Player.

Outside of school, he was involved in the Boy Scouts of America, earning the rank of Eagle Scout. He was awarded a Naval ROTC Scholarship, a Rensselaer ROTC Award and a Boy Scouts of America Scholarship.

Q&A: Frederick J. Hanna & Associates contacted me concerning a ...

Frederick J. Hanna & Associates contacted me concerning a Bank of America debt, how should I respond and what are my options?

I am unemployed and have been so for five months now. Due to this have lost my home being unable to pay rent and now have move back in with my parents in South Carolina. I own up to the debt but I am unable to pay it, I am looking into writing a letter in response to these people but I only have come across this format below, should I change it and include the fact I am unemployed or just send them a cease and desist dispute letter and have them send me validation copy of the debt, but this seems odd because I know of this debt, like I said I own up to it, just cant do anything about it right now.

Date

Your Name

Your Address

City, State, Zip

Their name Their city, state, zip

RE: File #… Creditor Name… Creditor Acct #.. Amt $…

(include all information that will assist bill collector identify which account you are writing about).

Dear bill collector:

This letter is your notice to cease all communication with me, pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, in regard to the above referenced debt. If you fail to respect this notice, I am prepared to enforce my rights through any avenue open to me. Should any adverse action be taken against my credit report on account of this notice, I will take action against you.

Sincerely,

Your Name

well this coming from a collector it would be stupid to send a letter disputing this. they will come back within 30 days saying you owe it. I used to collect for bofa and they are bad about adding a crap load of interest to debts. if the balance isnt too much i personally would ask my parents to help. then i would go back to b of a and work out a settlement. it would look better on your credit than an r9 of course but it does give your credit a hit. dont hide behind a cease and desist cuz the next thing you get slapped with is a letter telling you that you have to go to court. not worth it. and what is the reason for the C&D? just dont want phone calls. well sorry to tell you but you owe the debt now you have to deal with it. doesnt matter if you have been unemployed for 5 months. you signed a contract. now you are in breach of said contract and there isnt really anything you can do. but ask your parents and see if they would be willing to help you out. try to get a settlement. they more than likely will take it. and no dont start off at 20% either. they more than likely wont take it. try for 50-65%. more reasonable and you will probably end up paying mostly principal instead of all the lfees and interest.

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The speakers at the meeting were : President Frederick J. Koster, ... Edward J. Hanna, Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco, represented by a letter. ...