| RBC BANK BEAT
Volume 2 Issue 5
May 2010 |
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| Dear Friend: |
I have an important announcement to make in this month's newsletter! The Richwood Banking Company has partnered with McCarthy and Cox, Certified Financial Planners to help our customers reach their financial goals!
We are very excited about this partnership because of the demand for financial and investing advice. Over the last couple of years we have received many requests for help on decisions about investing. With the volatile stock market and the low rates on "safe" instruments like CD's, many are looking for the best return on their money with little to no risk! Needless to say this is never easy and is probably more challenging now than ever!
The reason the Directors of The Richwood Banking Company chose McCarthy and Cox is their customer service and business model. After discussions with both Tom McCarthy and Jim Cox it was obvious they had the same commitment to their client's success as we do. They do not attempt to make the "quick buck" selling their clients investments and receiving a commission. They like to tie their compensation to the value of the portfolio. That was if the value goes up, they get a raise. If the value goes down, however, they take a pay cut! This model puts them in their client's corner.
McCarthy and Cox will be offering hours in each of our 5 locations. Please call your local RBC office to make an appointment to meet with one of them. There is no commitment to buy anything and your visit is provided at no charge!
We believe this partnership will help our customers find stability in an uncertain future. No one knows what the future holds but why wonder through it aimlessly! Set goals, be proactive and let The Richwood Banking Company and McCarthy & Cox help you achieve the future you plan for!
Have a great May!
Chad L. Hoffman
President/CEO
The Richwood Banking Company |
| FEATURED BUSINESS |
 Edward and Barbara Stofcheck established the first ambulances staffed by emergency medical technicians located in Marion County, Ohio over forty years ago. Since then, the dedication to caring through reliable transportation and convenient service has developed into a family owned and operated business that is unequaled in the industry. Stofcheck is committed to the communities we serve, and it's the support of those communities that has helped us grow to where we are now.
You've probably seen, heard of, or even talked to a little ambulance with a big heart: Andy the Ambulance. He's our little guy, and he's one of our ways of giving back to our communities. He always has a smile on his face and great things to say about being safe and staying safe. He especially loves to ride in parades--even in the winter!
Thanks for featuring us this month, Richwood Bank, and for your support. |
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Vacation Club | |
Save now, for your vacation later!
Vacation Club allows you to save money weekly, instead of paying for your vacation all at once.
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Save any of these amounts weekly $2, $5,$10,$20,$40
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Can be paid with automatic payments
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Make all 50 payments we will make the 51st
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Receive your check the beginning of May, just in time for the vacation season
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BRAIN STRAIN | |
Which Major League Baseball team has won the most pennants of all time?
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| APRIL'S BRAIN STRAIN WINNER | |
Congratulations to Barbara Guess for knowing the correct answer to April's Brain Strain question. Barbara's name was drawn from correct emailed entries.
Barbara received a Richwood Banking Company note pad, pen, and key chain.
Q. What type of machine did 19-year old Blaise Pascal invent to help his dad do taxes in 1642?
A. Adding machine
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| Getting to know your banker! | 
Hi, my name is Erika Vance. I have been with the Richwood Banking Company since January of 2003. My first four years, I enjoyed as a customer service representive at the Marysville branch. I am now a Customer Account Representive. I grew up in Westerville, Ohio. In 1991, I graduated from Westerville South High School. After High School, I attended Columbus State Community College for Early Childhood Development. During that time, I met my husband Jason on a blind date. A year later, we moved to Richwood, and started a family. We Live on South Franklin Street with our three children; Preston (10) Ashleigh (6) and Christian (2). My hobbies are; my family and their extra curricular activities, such as baseball and dance recitals. When I have some down time, I enjoy long walks with my kids and learning to cook with my oldest son. We have a good teacher, Jason is the Executive Chef at the Scioto Reserve Country Club. |
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COOKS CORNER | |
South Carolina BBQ pork sliders
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
2 Tbsp each paprika and dried minced onion
1 1/2 tsp salt-free chili powder
1 1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp all spice (optional)
4 lb bone- in pork shoulder roast
3/4 cup apple cider vinegar
1/2 cup sliced scallions
24 small dinner rolls, split
1. Line a 4 qt or larger slow-cooker with liner. Mix 1 Tbsp of the brown sugar, paprika, minced onion, chili powder, salt, garlic powder, and allspice. Sprinkle 1 Tbsp into bottom of the slowcooker. Rub remaining mixture over pork. Add vinegar and remaining brown sugar to slow-cooker; stir to mix. Add pork.
2. Cover and cook on low 8 to 10 hours until pork is fork tender. Remove pork to cutting board and pull into shreds. Return to slow-cooker; add scallions and toss to coat.
3. Put about 1/4 cup onto each bun bottom. Top with bun tops.
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| FYI |
Do your shrubs need pruned?
-Several flowering shrubs grow very well and stay a managable size with no pruning at all.
- If the shrub is flowering every year and is a good size, leave it alone as it dosen't need any help.
- If the flowers become less over time, your shrub will need to be pruned to re-invigorate it.
-If you have an evergreen shrub or hedge with no flowers, but the size is getting out of control, then prune to manage its size.
-Spring flowering shrubs should be pruned after flowering.
-Summer flowering shrubs should be pruned in the fall or winter.
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| NEWS & EVENTS | |
May 1st McCarthy & Cox Open house 9-11am Richwood Office
May 4th McCarthy & Cox lunch at Doc Henderson's discussing IRA's, RSVP required 740-943-2317
May 4th Real World at North Union High School, a budgeting exercise for students
May 7th McCarthy & Cox Open house 9-11am at LaRue Office
May 7th McCarthy & Cox Open house 2-4pm at Huntsville Office
May 8th LaRue Community Yard Sale
May 9th Pregnancy Care Center of Union County baby bottle drive begins
May 18th United Way Community Care Day
May 18th"Friends of Marysville Library" featured author Craig McDonald, Mystery writer Vet's Auditorium 7 pm
May 21st-22nd Union County Relay for Life at Marysville High School 6:30 pm Fri to 12:30 pm Sat
May 22nd Plain City Heritiage Days |
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