• Minimum balance of $5 required to open account, must have parent or guardian as co-owner.
• No minimum balance required.  Interest is earned on any balance in the account.
• Semi-annual drawings
• Semi-annual newsletter
• Periodic contests

Full disclosure information, current interest rates, and annual percentage yields (APYs) are available from a Customer Service Specialist .

Junior Bankers Club Newsletter

Fall/Winter 2008

Upcoming Events
Reservations by Email
Newsletter Articles
Club Representatives

Upcoming Events

Annual Hayride
Sunday, October 12, 2008

Annual Hayride

Join us on Sunday, October 12, 2008, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (approximately) to Ard's Farm for our Annual Hayride.  We will enjoy a 30-minute hayride and a trip to the pumpkin patch.  Children must be accompanied by an adult.  (Ard's is located on Route 45, west of Lewisburg.) FREE to Junior Bankers and $4.00 per adult.  There will be no refunds for those adults who register and do not attend.  The deadline for registration and payment is Wednesday, October 1, 2008.      

Message from Bucky the Bear

Hello, Junior Bankers!

I hope everyone enjoyed his/her summer vacation and is ready for a great year.  Mark your calendar to join us for our Annual Hayride in October at Ard's Farm.  Also, don't forget to get your savings card stamped when you make a deposit into your Junior Banker account.  Our next semi-annual drawing is in December.

I would like to congratulate the winners of our Celebrate Savings Contest in April, Jordan Gessner (age 10) and Jasmine Burd (age 4).  Thank you to all the Junior Bankers who participated in the contest.  Great job everyone!

Fondly,
Bucky

Newsletter Articles

The United States presidential election is Tuesday, November 4, 2008.  The nominees are John McCain, Republican, and Barack Obama, Democrat.  The individual elected into office will serve as the 44th President of the United States.

The President lives and works in the White House in Washington, DC. The sandstone building on Pennsylvania Avenue has 132 rooms.  Some are used as offices and meeting rooms and some are living quarters for the President's family.

To help learn more about the Presidents and the terms they served, you can collect the new Presidential $1 Coins.  The program honors our Nation's Presidents by issuing $1 circulating coins featuring their images in the order they served, beginning with Presidents George Washington, John  Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison.  Presidents James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Martin Van Buren will be issued in 2008. 

To learn more about the U.S. Mint collections, visit www.usmint.gov.

Fun Trivia

Lots of pets have lived in the White House.  Have fun and test your knowledge about them. 

Q1.  Which one of President George W. Bush's pets was born in the White House?

      1.) Spot

      2.) Barnie

      3.) Ernie

Q2.  Why did a horse ride the White House elevator during the Theodore Roosevelt administration?

      1.) To test the strength of the elevator

      2.) To visit a sick child

      3.) To participate in a circus

Q3.  What kind of animal was Rebecca, a pet owned by President Calvin Coolidge and his wife, Grace?

      1.) Goat

      2.) Raccoon

      3.) Cat

Q4.  When President Lyndon Johnson called out for "Him and Her", what kind of dogs came?

      1.) Terries

      2.) Beagles

      3.) Pugs

Q5.  India, the President's cat, also goes by the nicknames?

      1.) Willie and Kitty

      2.) Willie and Whiskers

      3.) Frisky and Whiskers

Click here for Trivia Answers

Reservations by Email

If you would like to make a reservation by email, please click the link below and tell us the following:

• Junior Banker's Name
• Adult's Name
• Name of Event
• Total Number of People Attending, Including Junior Banker

Email Your Event Reservation

Trivia Answers

Q1. Spot

Q2. To visit a sick child

Q3. Raccoon

Q4. Beagles

Q5. Willie and Kitty

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