Page 6 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • June 19, 2013 Business Investment services at Atlantic Stewardship Bank recently announced the addi- Bank welcomes Barbier Catherine Barbier tion of Catherine Barbier of Ringwood as a financial consultant. Barbier will be based at the bank’s Midland Park office. Barbier brings over 10 years of bank program financial services experience to investment services at Atlantic Stewardship Bank. Her experience includes client account management, strategic relationship building, team training and mentoring, and creative analysis and problem solving. Barbier received a bachelor’s degree in management from Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, New York. In addition, she holds a New Jersey Health and Life Insurance License, and Series 6 and Series 63 registrations with LPL Financial. “We are pleased to welcome Catherine Barbier to investment services at Atlantic Stewardship Bank,” said Atlantic Stewardship Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Paul Van Ostenbridge. “Catherine brings many years of experience to our investment services at Atlantic Stewardship Bank team. In addition, she enthusiastically supports Atlantic Stewardship Bank’s goals and tithing mission.” Securities offered through LPL Financial, member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance products offered through LPL Financial or its licensed affiliates. Atlantic Stewardship Bank and investment services at Atlantic Stewardship Bank are not registered broker/dealers and are not affiliated with LPL Financial. Kilmer exhibit hosted Patricia Langdale, branch manager of Boiling Springs Savings Bank in Mahwah, and Donna Fogarty, assistant branch manager, admire the Joyce Kilmer Historical Exhibit in the lobby of the Mahwah branch located at 6 East Ramapo Avenue. The exhibit, which will continue through June 29, features Kilmer’s five years in Mahwah, including his writing of the famous poem ‘Trees,’ in his house at the southwest corner of Airmount and Armour roads 100 years ago. Enlarged pictures, sponsored by the Joyce Kilmer Society of Mahwah, show the society’s discovery of Kilmer’s notebook in which he wrote ‘Trees’ and other poems, and a letter by Kilmer’s widow Aline, stating that ‘Trees’ was written in an upstairs room of the Mahwah house in which there was a desk by a window that overlooked a wooded hill. For further information, contact Patricia Langdale at (201) 512-9300 or plangdale@bssbank.com, or Alex Michelini at (201) 831-0171 or michelinialex@aol.com, joycekilmermahwah@aim.com.