Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 19

Knowles Initiates Suit Against Branch Banks MADISON (AP) Gov. Warren P. Knowles has asked the attorney general's office to file a brief in a federal suit to keep a Kenosha bank from opening a branch. The auit has been filed in Washington, D.C., by the American State Bank in Kenosha. It asks that James J.

Saxon, federal comptroller of currency, be enjoined from granting the Kenosha National Bank authority to open a branch. Atty. Gen. Branson C. LaFollette Is studying the case and said Thursday he had not yet filed a brief.

National banks may not branch unless state laws allow it, according to the provisions of the National Banking Act and Wisconsin state laws do not permit branches. Saxon maintains branching for national banks is legal since the state now allows savings and loan associations to branch. William Nuessc, state banking commissioner, urged Gov. Knowles to involve the state in the case. "If the bank is successful in this suit, it would apparently be possible for all 110 nationally chartered banks in the state to start branching," Nuesse said.

The commissioner added that such action would "seriously affect" the 480 Wisconsin banks that are state-chartered and are forbidden to open branches. Nuesse said, "It is our contention that the comptroller doesn't have the authority to permit the (Kenosha) bank to branch because of the provisions of the Banking Act which restricts branching to the limitation of state law." "I would hope that if the comptroller would win this case our Legislature would have to do something to permit our Wisconsin banks to compete on an equal basis," Nuesse said. Affluent Students KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. the master plan for Portland State College was adopted five years ago, it was assumed that the ratio of one parking space for every 10 students would be about correct. At a meeting of the Oregon Board of Higher Education Tuesday, PSC President Branford Millar asked for 4,000 more parking spaces.

He said one space is needed now for every three of the school's 10,000 students and the college's master plan calls for a growth to 20,000 students. PICKETS PARADED Vice President Humphrey was presented a honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from Temple University President Millard E. Gladfelt'er at the university commencement in Philadelphia yesterday while anti-Viet Nam war pickets paraded outside the hall. Police line kept back the pickets and they were separated by a full street's width when the vice president arrived. (AP Wirephoto) JanesrilU Daily GaxetU, Friday.

17, Parents Adopt Infant They Think Their Own CHICAGO mystery that enveloped the hospital naping two years ago of 37 -hour- old Paul Joseph Fronczak was reopened Thursday when the parents said they would adopt a child they believe is their missing son. The infant was taken from Mrs. Chester Fronczak's arms in Michael Reese Hospital April 27, 1964, by a woman posing as a nurse. The woman, who said she was taking the infant for an exami nation, walked out of the hospital with it. They were never seen again.

The Fronczaks believe they have their son back. He is a sandy-haired 2-year-old who was abandoned July 2 in Newark, N.J., and has been in an orphanage. Neighbors said Mrs. and Mrs, Fronczak have told them they are convinced the child is theirs. They said the lad has been playing in the Fronczak yard since last week.

The Fronczaks had little to say to newsmen. "His name is Paul Joseph, the same as before," Fronczak, 35, a machinist, told reporters. But declined to say more. The FBI, which has been Investigating the case, refused to comment. Lt.

John Cartan, who has led the Chicago police investigation, said he was aware the czaks have had a small boy in their home. He declined to elaborate. The Fronczak attorney, William O'Toole, issued a statement which said, in part: "The Federal Bureau of Investigation has conducted extensive investigations and the medical profession exhaustive studies concerning this child since July 1905. i "While it has not been solutely established that Mr. and Mrs.

Francznk nro the ents, neither hus this fact been excluded." The Illinois Department of ctill-- dren and Family Services said'- it has approved the Fronczaks as adoptive parents for the boy, who is under the guardianship." and supervision of the New Jer- sey Bureau of Children's ices in Trenton. Residents in the well-groomed West Side neigh- borhood wero jubilant. "A neighbor lady told roe about it at tho supermarket and we wero both so happy wo started bawling," one woman said. "I heard they had their baby back and we got goose bumps. all over," another said.

"I was so thrilled I just wanted to Take "Dear Old Dad" OUT To Your RESERVATIONS Right I IV and 7M0 HME FUN IN THE LAND OF BLACKHAWK DANCING SAT. JUNE 18 Dance to the Music of the BERNIE ROBERTS BAND Come Early tor SUNDAY P.M., JUNE 19 The MELODY MASTERS SUNDAY JUNE 19 HANK'S POLKA BAND NEXT SAT. EVE JUNE 25; THE TOE TICKLERS WEDDING DANCE Dates Available J. B. LARSEN ORCHARD Mile East of Evansville on Highway 14 HONEY Tea Room Serving Luncheons Tues.

through Sat. 11:30 to 5 P.M. Saturday Dinners 5:00 to 6:00 Sunday Dinners 12 Noon to 6 p.m. 4 UNIQUE SHOPS Open Tuesday through Sunday JO AM. TO 5 P.M.

on Power Lake Genoa City, Wis. Call Geona City. 279-5222 PLACE YOUR DINE OR DANCE AD ON THIS SPECIAL WEEKLY PAGE BY CALLING JANESVILLE GAZETTE 7M-S1U The "NEW EVERGREEN" Presents DICK SHERWOOD and His Band Saturday Night Only, "Country Music at Its Best" MUSIC EVERY SUN. RESTAURANT OPEN 24 HOURS! Special Sunday Menu! BAKED HAM FRIED CHICKEN Salad Relish Dish Coffee $1.75 Join Your Hosts, Jack and Nadine Do Young II NEW EVERGREEN" The brand new building on Center Ave. at Kellogg, Hwy.

51 south of Janesville (across from Scot's Discount) 754-5378 I ISABELL'S I DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND 1 SATURDAY NIGHT I THE MYSTICS 5-Piece Band It's Smart To "Tavernlze" Isabellas Magnolia Avenue (County Trunk A) Just Past the Country Club, Janesville, Wis. Highway 26 INTERSTATE vmby JL JANESVILLE, WIS. FRIDAY Haddock Dinner $1.25 SATURDAY Sheik Steak Special $1.50 Sheik Barbecue Special 75c SUNDAY Vi Oven Fried Chicken $1.60 Roast Round of Beef $1.50 The Above Dinners Include Homemade French Bread HOMEMADE PIES AND SWEET ROLLS I ALWAYS 24-HOUR SERVICE Highway 26 at Interstate DO, Janesville, Wis. Come Out To The Airport Restaurant Rock County Airport SUNDAY FOR OVEN BAKED CHICKEN $1.50 VIRGINIA BAKED HAM $1.75 Danish Pancake Breakfast Special Including Choice of: HAM, SAUSAGE OR EGGS $1.00 SERVING Steaks, Short Orders, Hamburgers, French Fries Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Call 752-5164 Earl and Beulah Christiansen, Props. Wm. Graham American Legion Post 173 WHITEWATER, WIS. Sponsors 3 BIG DAYS CELEBRATION JULY 2, 3, 4 July 4, Parade at 11:00 A.M. Baseball, Fireworks July 4 (evening) Donkey Ball America's funniest game.

A spill! A laugh! A thrill a minute! Better than a rodeo! Funnier than a circus! Jury 3, Baseball, Fireworks Mel's Clown Band Special Kiddie Day Saturday, July 2 from 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. Popular Carnival Midway Special Adult Admission 50c, July 3 and 4 FIREWORKS JULY 3 AND 4 Save your ticket for both days. Children free. WATERLOO FIREMEN'S WEEKEND AND SUN. JUNE 24-25- 26 CARNIVAL GAMES RIDES FRIDAY NITE: All Rldei, for fl.N p.m.

band concert, Waterloo City Band SATURDAY AFTERNOON: All rldei, 7 for fl.N 1:00 p.m. American Legion Raaeball, Juneau vi. Waterloo SATURDAY EVENING: Waterloo City Band Muilc p.m. wrestling: 2 out of 1 falls to finish. Men's: Angela PoTfo, 221 lbs.

vs. Billy Gocli, 211 lbs. Women's: Jean Lane 11Mb. vs. Rita Crawford 14Mb.

Ill-Wire Vaudcvlllo Mn-Ho-Pln, Mexican Daring Sweetheart 1:011 p.m., Polka dancing by the Rainbow Valley Dutchman FIREWORKS BASEBALL CLOWN BAND WRESTLING ROCK 'N ROLL VAUDEVILLE CONCERT MUSIC POLKA DANCING PONY PULLING CONTEST SUNDAY a.m., pony pulling contest Rock County Pulling Aitoclatloa. lilMill, VaudtvUla IIIMIM Rock 'N RoU dancing by tha Tempests Ii4Mt4l, Home talent baseball Stoughton vs. Waterloo LUNCH In the DININR ROOM, CAEET1 7:104:00 p.m., Hand concert Waterloo Clly Band p.m., fireworks display 10:00 p.m., prita drawing 11,200 In II Prliesl Band music: Waterloo Clly Band Clown Band: Mel's Circus Clowa Hand STYLE Southern Fried Chicken All Day Sunday! Free Nam Every Hour on the Hour WILLOWDALE Hwy. 11 West of Janesville DANCE! SATURDAY The Gad-a-bours SUNDAY to 11:00 Bill Attlesey Ira and Marlon Haieltua, Owners Saturday Nite Ballroom DANCING SATURDAY, JUNE 18 Music by the "FOOTBEATS" Free Admission Hwy. Troy, Wis.

Village Gardens FISH 90c CHICKEN $1.40 SHRIMP $1.15 (The above includes rolls, french fries, coffee and tax) Orders to go We serve from 5 to 11 p.m. FOOTVILLE TR 6-9511 LUMBERMAN'S LODGE, Inc. Located between Lake Geneva and Elkhorn, Hwy. 12 FATHER'S DAY "All He Can (and you too, Mother) BREAKFAST: 8:30 A.M. TO A.M.

EVERY DAY Country Sausage, Fried Potatoes, Lumberjack Pancakes, Maple Syrup. Sweet Rolls and Coffee 1.65—Children under 10, 1.00 DINNER: 12 NOON TO 9:30 P.M. EVERYDAY Fried Chicken Prime Rib Beef and Ali (be Fixin'i Including $2.95 Childen under 10, 1.40 tax incl Air-Condilioned COUNTRY STORE for Quality Import Gifts OLD-FASHIONED LUMBERJACK BAKERY 8:30 a.m. 9 p.m., 7 days a week Lake Geneva 248-6635-Area Code 414 "SEE THE WORLD'S TALLEST LUMBERJACK" DANCING Nightly Except Monday and Tuesday From 9 to 1 Wednesday and Sunday "The Trebels" Thursday Verne Meisner Behind the Bar on the Cordovox Friday and Saturday "The Sensations" NEW LOG CABIN Highway 51, South of Janesville FRIDAY SPECIAL Carry Out oi Perch, 90c ALSO SERVING Steaks Chickon Shrimp Walleyed Pike Haddock Served Monday thru Friday Evcningi Spring Brook Bar and Grill PHONE 754 4641 174 ft. Jackson St.

Janesville, Wll. FRIDAY SPECIALS FISH FRY 90c Vt lb. oi skinleM haddock, French fries, cole slaw, tartar sauce, bread and butter. Breaded SHRIMP $1.25 BEINFANG'S SPECIAL Large ground round wich, French fries QA and coleslaw fUC Sandwiches Plate Lunches Served at All Times JIM BIENFANG'S 28 N. WATER ST.

FORT ATKINSON, WIS. Friday Buffet Supper Featuring French Fried Perch and Our Potato Pancakes Serving Every Friday 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Adults $1 .25 Children 95c OPEN DAILY AT A.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS COUNTRY KITCHEN DOWNTOWN CLINTON, WIS.

TEDON'S HOLDS OVER THE "DEL-RAYS" Friday and Saturday Playing Rock and Roll, Modern, Western, Rhythm and blues and all that there JAZZ! Just completed engagements at the "Bikini" Lounge and "The Place" in Madison No Cover Charge No Minimum BACK NEXT WEEK THE "ALL NEW" MELODY MARKS HOURS: Friday 5:30 p.m., Saturday 12 Noon, Sunday Morning at 8 a.m. TEDON'S Hwy. 51 South 3 Miles S. of Janesville FRIDAY NIGHT SEAFOOD OR PRIME RIB SMORGASBORD. SERVING PRIME RIBS OF BEEF ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Open Every Day Complete Menu Phone Edgcrton 884-8484 Location: Highway 51 and 1-90 at Stoughton Exit AMILY If ITCHEN MILTON AVE.

(Hwy. 26) at For "Take Out" Orders Black Bridge Road. Janesville Please Call 752-7428 Delicious Food, Reasonable Prices, Pleasant Atmosphere SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL Prime Ribs of Beef $1.75 Roost Beef $1.35 Roost Turkey $1.35 DIUVIMN Erliluy mill It it.in. lit 12 Sumluy thru 11 u.ni. Hi I'rlilny unil 4 u.m.

to Suntliiy thru I a.m. in HOURS Miilnluht Tliurmloy 111 p.m. HOURS u.in. Ilniriilnf 2 a.m. BANQUET ROOM AVAILAULE FOR YOUR WEDDING PARTY, PRIVATE PARTIES, SALES MKETINOS, KTC.

Hove Breakfast or Morning Coffee Here OPEN and SERVING DAILY FROM 8 A.M. FRIDAY FISH WTTTT 7 INCLUDING: COLE SLAW, FRENCH FRIES, ROLL, BEVERAGE.