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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1963)
r r- 1 I- Y ' r To teach their children how to save as well as spend money, the Robert ! D. hostellers, 308 Havana street, encourage mem to pur asiae parr of their weekly allowances. Glen, 7, who attends Hoover school, and Brenda, 5, enrolled at Forbes kin dergarten, each have savings ac counts at First National bank and Valerie, 12, Hedrick Junior High :chool pupil, keeps her money in the Oregon bank. Cheryl Stanley, 13, and her 10-year-old sister, Nancy, both borrow money from the Oregon bank's main branch to buy and feed 4-H club steers; their debts are repaid after the annual fall sale. Both girls', daughters of the Gordon Stanleys, Eagle Point, belong to the lake Creek Ranchers and other 4-H clubs. (Knackstedt photo) , . . t - - 8 V 1 1 f I 3d 'Hit. ( 1 Four-year-old Kirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sherman, 2802 LaPine street, made his first trip to the downtown Medford branch, United States National bank, last week to add to the savings account which his parents started for him. Kirk and his brother are being trained to do house and yard chores to earn money. MEDFORDp TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1963 Those Who Save A Little Shall Get A Plenty More' William Makepeace Thackeray Craig Sherman, In the second grade at West Side school, is eld enough to make out his own deposit slip when he adds to his savings account at United States National bank. He Is the older son of the Gerald Shermans. Both 12-year-old Patricia Cooney and her brother John, 10, have had savings accounts in the Medford branch of the First National bank of Oregon for a number of i years. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cooney, 1 1 46 West Eighth street, encourage the children to help with the housework and other family chores in order to earn money. John attends Washington school and Patricia, reporter for the Better Batter Beaters, 4-H club, is enrolled at Mcloughlin Junior High school. I 1 Jit? " " I 1)1 All four children of District Judge and Mrs. loren I. Sawyer, 1616 lenora drive, have small banks and are being taught to save money for bank accounts. The twins, Mike (at left) and Eric, 4, and their sisters, Shannon, 9, (seated) and Lauren, 8, all have allowances which they earn by helping with the table setting, dishes, sweeping and bedmaking. The girls attend Roosevelt school. The Sawyers enjoy backyard barbecues, and camping in the summertime. 1 1 1. 4 X..
