Medford mail tribune., January 07, 1963, Image 10

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MEDFORD MAM. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. JANUARY 7, 1943
382,254.11 fa$ to the Savers
at J 0 F on lecemkir 31, 1962
and . . . the total amount of earnings
paid in 1962 totaled $758,171.81!
; H. J. Field, President of
Jackson County Federal Sav
ings and Loan stated that the
assets had Increased $2,529,
405.02 during 1962, making a
total of $23,975,420.83 at the
year's end.
This figure represents a
gain of 11.7 per cent over
assets reported at the' end
f 1961.
; J. H. Pletsch, Executive
Vice President and Manager
of the Association reported
that the net savings gains re
corded during the year to
taled $1,801,917.45 bringing
total savings of JCF to an
all time high of $20,794,
466.56. The financial statement
shows the Association's mort
gage loans total a record fig
ure of $20,281,794.39 as of De
cember 31st, which is approx
imately 23.6 per cent above
the total of the previous year.
The forecasts for home
building in 1963 continues to
look brighter for this area.
Much of the success of the
Association's business during
the past decade has- been due
lo the flexible policy set by
the Board of Directors to meet
the needs of the growing and
progressive Rogue River Val
ley. ON PENNY
' A Penny saved is two pence
clear, A pin a day's a groat a
year. Save and Have. - from
Ben Franklin's Almanac.
Free Parking
Although our parking lot
will be known as Jackson
County Federal (or J.C.F.)
parking Lot, we have extend
ed the Lease on the lot to
Alubam (S. L. Moore) and ar
ranged with him to furnish
free parking on our lot for
you while you are transacting
business with us.
Just present the ticket thai
Alubum hands you to the JCF
employee who is waiting on
you, so we may validate it.
The House That
Grew Out of
A Book
The book, of course, -vas a
savings passbook! On its pag
es was written the "success
story" of a family tha wanted
n home of their own. Each
deposit was a chapter that car
ried the story a bit funher
along toward its happy end
ing . . . the down ruiymcnt on
the home of their dreams. Ad
ding earnings all through
the book, was JCF! And this,
f course, made the family's
savings grow to the total they
required.
Face '63
With New
Confidence!
Be the proud owner
of savings security
Open a savings account
now . . . and add to it regularly.
Symbol of Safety
Acjr or vowX
Your savings are insured up to $10,000 by an agency
of the United States Government.
Funds deposited by the 10th of the month . . . earn
from the first of the month.
YOUR EARNINGS ARE TAXABLE INCOME
Earnings are paid twice yearly on June 30lh and De
cember 31st.
Good Living
Here is a time-tested recipe
from the traditional Amer
ican cook-book: Full of character-building
nourishment;
low on credit calories. Pro
vides you with financial en
ergy to enjoy good living. Re
quires simple ingredients
found in every household.
Serves: everyone you love.
1 measure of planning.
Good living is not a Mulligan
stew. Select only the choicest
desires you have: education,
self-improvement, travel, se
cure retirement, comfortatle
home, etc.
Sift out the waste of daily
living, eliminate little impulse
purchases that dilute the full
flavor of your financial
strength. Spend time wisely,
make your possessions last
longer.
Mix thoroughly. Blend
planned goals with determ
ination to stretch your dollars.
Skim off the lop of your
paycheck. Pay yourself first;
divide the rest of the "dough"
for rent, food, etc.
Fold into a savings account.
Let savings rise with the help
of yeasty earnings. And
your savings provide energy
for a growing economy to cre
ate new jobs and opportuni
ties. Garnish with an occasional
purchase from savings that
truly ndus to your tastes for
good living. Shop the market
place wisely to get the best
value. '
Serve as needed. Thrift on
your menu never gets stale
enriches remarkably the
flavor of good living
Let our financial c' efs help
you with your recipe for good
living.
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Earl Nightingale
Program
"Our Changing
World"
'?
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