In This Issue
Happy Holidays
OSU vs. Michigan Shred-Off Update
Friendly Office Bet
2009 & 2010Holiday Schedules
Identity Theft and Small Business--An Expert Q&A
Security Tip of the Month
Recipe of the Month
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Environmental Savings Report
In November Allshred Services shredded and recycled964,880 pounds of paper!
This means by using our services you have helped save8,201 trees,3,377,080 gallons of water,1,978,004 kwh of electricity, 183,327 gallons of oil and have saved over1,592 cubic yards of landfill space.
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Green Tip of Month
I'm dreaming of a GREEN Christmas
- Buy LED holidays lights, which use 90 percent less energy than conventional lights
- Send holiday greetings by e-mail
- Recycle bows, ribbons and gift bags
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Christmas
Fun Facts
- More diamonds are sold around Christmas than any other time of the year.
- The world's largest Christmas wreath was 116 feet in diameter and weighed 9,060 pounds.
- During the Christmas season, more than 1.76 billion candy canes are made.
During the Christmas buying season, Visa cards alone are used an average of 5,340 times every minute in the U.S. |
Brain Shredder
Chris, Tina and Stephen each won a prize at the Christmas party. Chris gave her chocolate to Tina in exchange for her water gun. Chris then changed with Stephen for the book. Then Tina and Stephen swapped prizes. Who has which present?
**Please look in theJanuary newsletter to find the answer!
OctoberBrain Shredder Answer:
5 Cows=$50.00,
1 Pig=$3.00 and
94 Chickens=$47.00
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Yoda's Corner
"Remember I am the boss around here. Look I have my own office and chair."
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Happy Holidays
Our sincere thanks for your valued business. We appreciate having you as our customer and look forward to serving you in the New Year.
Best Wishes for the Holidays and a Happy New Year.
Ohio State
vs.
Michigan
Update
Thank you to everyone who helped with the OSU/MI Shred-Off for Charity event. We received 797 pounds of donated food items and $115 dollars in cash donations for the Cherry Street Mission Ministries.
In a close contest, Ohio State fans won this year's face off with 427 pounds of food items to Michigan's 370 pounds.Visit our website to look at pictures and a WTOL news clip on the event.
Friendly Office Bet
If you have ever visited our facility for a tour, you are probably well aware that Tom Huth, Vice President of Operations, is a huge Pittsburgh Steelers fan. The walls of his office are covered with Steelers memorabilia and he can usually be found sporting his Steelers socks with his dress pants.
Tom has spent the last 6 years boasting the Steelers success to Willie Geiser, President, CEO and huge Cleveland Browns fan. This year these two hardcore fans had a friendly bet. Who’s ever team won the other person had to wear the opposing team jersey for a day. After a long season of loses Willie was able to prove that he actually cheers for a “winning” team--- The Cleveland Browns had FINALLY defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers.

2009 & 2010Holiday Schedules
Allshred will be closed December 24, 25, 31 and January 1. All routes will be adjusted within three business days. If you have any concerns about your upcoming service date please contact our Customer Service Department. Also, in order for us to effectively service your business we need to know which holidays your office is closed. Please email your 2010 holiday schedule to our Customer Service Department.
Identity Theft and Small Business--An Expert Q&A
Identity theft is a growing crime that is affecting businesses as well as individuals. Joe Roberto, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Shred-Tech, states that it is very important for small business owners as well as individuals to understand what is identity theft is, how widespread the problem is becoming and how to prevent identity theft. For more information identity theft and Roberto’s guidance please click here: American Banking News
Customer Spotlight
Provided by:
For over 75 years, Fire Police City County Federal Credit Union has been serving our members and our community. Our primary responsibility is to serve our member-owners. The members’ needs are always top priority at Fire Police City County FCU – it is our goal to provide quality financial and information services and to promote each member’s personal financial growth. We consider it a privilege to do business with the members that we serve. In addition we assume the responsibility of “corporate citizenship” in supporting the many activities and organizations that lift up the people in need and enhance the quality of life in our City and County.
What makes Fire Police City County FCU different? We have a very competitive advantage over the other credit unions. We have the fundamental knowledge, ability, and expertise to provide the benefits to our members that other institutions have a hard time trying to imitate. Our philosophy of “people helping people” has worked well for us through the years.
We are consistently ranked Number One in “Return to Member.” What this means to our members is that we give our net revenues back to the members, our owners, in higher dividends on savings and lower rates on loans. We offer products at a reasonable cost and work profitably and efficiently to provide the services our members require for their financial success.
For more information please visitwww.fpccfcu.org
If you are interested in having your company featured in the next Customer Spotlight, please email Lindsey Orlando at lorlando@allshredservices.com
Security Tip of the Month
Leave Your Purse at Home
During the holiday season women primarily do most of the shopping and it is very easy to steal a purse along with your identity. Take a wallet that fits in your coat pocket and leave your purse at home. The best advice is to take your drivers license and a credit card with you shopping and store them in your front pocket. If you must carry a purse, use one that zips and hangs in front of you. NEVER leave your purse unattended.
Recipe of the Month
Bruschetta Chicken
Submitted By: Susie Joyner
Marketing Manager
What You Need:
*4 small boneless skinless chicken breast
*1/4 Cup sun-dried tomato dressing, divided
*1 tomato, finely chopped
*1/2 Cup shredded mozzarella cheese
*1/4 Cup chopped fresh basil or 1 tsp. dried basil leaves
How to Make It:
Marinate chicken breastin 2 Tbsp. sun-dired tomato dressing for 30 minutes in refrigerator.
Heat large pan to medium heat; cook chicken for 6 minutes. Meanwhile, combine remaining dressing, tomatoes, cheese and basil.
Turn chicken over; place dressing and tomato mixture on cooked-side of chicken and continue cooking for 8 mins. or until chicken is done.
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