Community Savings Bank will hold its annual Customer Appreciation Days at its main office October 3rd through 5th. The bank is taking this opportunity to thank its customers and invites neighbors and friends to join in the festivities as they celebrate their 75th anniversary. Employees are looking forward to seeing everyone who stops in. Refreshments will be served and “goodie” bags will be given out to all. On Saturday, Oct. 5th, customers and non-customers will be given the opportunity to shred old checks, bank statements and other documents containing personal information. A mobile industrial shredder will be parked in the bank’s main parking lot from 9a.m., to noon for personal papers to be shredded on the spot. Destruction of old documents is recommended to help combat identity theft. For more information, visit www.communitysavingsbank.bank.

Caption for photo – Shred-a-Thon: Area residents will be given the opportunity to shred old checks, bank statements and other documents containing personal information at no charge during Community’s Shred-a-Thon on October 5. It’s part of the bank’s three-day Customer Appreciation Days event in celebration of the bank’s 75th anniversary. Vincent Haney is shown dropping old papers into a dumpster to be shred.

Caption for photo – Employees will greet local residents: Kids of employees shown here usually help out during Community’s Customer Appreciation Days. Employees will say hello and welcome customers and neighbors at the event to be held October 3- 5 in celebration of the bank’s 75th anniversary.