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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1979 Rock's vulgarity bothers reader by THOMAS JOSEPH 40 Bombastic talk 41 Like fine wines lIEMllA MORAL ROB aHREnD I aftedUan i I NfjtaB I ER arenahg i lp a bernQsEEyC! ass ris aInTdbar I IN jJ RjEElR I DlsBNnRE 3EF TlLEl 1H ALO 3d eItIeIrUeidIeIr ACROSS 1 "Oh, My 1953 song "Jaws" star1 Persian poet 10 Stratum 12 Acclivity 13 Benny Goodman Saturday's Answer 10 14 India's 27 Jeremiad By Ann Landers DOWN 1 over (study) 2 Sect of Mennonites 3 Qualifying 4 "You-. Streisand song 5 Moiled Refuge 7 Hindu title 8 Worthy 11 "Casino 1967 film hoping someone would write about. I've been hearing about the filthy rock and roll lyrics for a long time and decided to tune in and listen. Twenty-three years of this column have made me virtually shock-proof, but some of the lyrics were incredibly crude and offensive. I support your suggestion that parents tune in and listen to what their children are hearing hour after hour.

If they don't approve, they should write to the local station and complain. Dear Ann: I was furious at the reader who said you should be horsewhipped for telling a 17-year-old girl to have plastic surgery on her nose. She said it was ruining her life and wanted your opinion. You OK'd "anything that might improve your looks." For years I wore glasses with lenses that looked like Coke bottles. I was nearly blind without them.

They were heavy. They pinched. They slid down on my nose. I had no peripheral vision. My eyesight was getting progressively worse.

My doctor recommended contact lenses. No more Coke bottles. No more pinching. No more sliding. No more blind spots where the glasses weren't Most important of all, my vision stabilized.

1 Contacts aren't for everyone, but they surely helped me. That turkey deserves a boot in the snoot for spouting off. If he spent his life trying to see out of my eyes, he'd be grateful the good Lord gave humans the intelligence to help themselves. 20-20 Praise To Heaven. Dear 20-20: I believe my advice to the 17-year-old girl was good, and I stand by it.

Glad your contacts have made such a difference in your life. Thanks for sharing. recording IS Before tee It Second name 17 Caustic It Not manifest 20 Drop the bait 21 Lack 22 Horror-film name 23 Ire neighbor 16 Fulda tributary 19 Benchley's "The 22 Bring to light 23 Come about 24 Baptizing 25 Collision 29 "Gigi" filmstar 30 French river 34 African nation 38 "Ain't 1955 song 37 Legume Pear Ann: I attended a conference recently and had my eyes opened. The subject under discussion was rock and roll music. Most parents have no idea what rock music is all about because they pay no attention to it.

If they listened to the lyrics they'd be shocked. For example, "Get Down and Make Love" tells a story of homosexual love. Another, "Cold Ethyl" by Alice Cooper, is an incredibly vulgar song celebrating sexual perversion. "Wild Love" by Frank Zappa is a thoroughly offensive number. The words to "Some Girls" (Rolling Stones) could not be printed in a family newspaper.

Acceptance of marital infidelity is the theme of many rock songs. "Part Time Love," written by Elton John and Gary Osborne, has Elton John singing: "You've been seen running around. Don't tell me what to do when you've been doing it, too. Everybody's got a part time love." (Copyright 1979 by Big Pig Music, Ltd.) Is it any wonder there is so much teen-age sex, promiscuity, pregnancy outside of wedlock and couples living 25 Swiss city 26 Gangplank's relative together without marriage? When young people hear this trash for hours on end, they accept it as the ordinary, everyday way of life. I urge every parent to turn on the radio and pay close attention to the words of the songs.

The next step is write to the local radio station and tell the manager exactly what you think of the programming. If no one complains, the stations have every right to assume it's perfectly OK, and there will be no end to it. Thanks for letting me have my say. Want A Better Environment For Youth. Dear Want: Thank you for addressing yourself to a subject I have been 27 Fisherman's Engagements announced 12 3 4 jjjP- 7 8 jjfi 7' 3 lip 29 lH mm 31 IP 52 II 33 54 -4-ar a Kieler-Donisi item MLuau baking pit 29 Tourist's item 31 Girl's nickname 32 Electrical term 33 Actor Morrow 35 Whole 37 Stuff and nonsense! 38 Progress 39 Sicilian city I 1 0 I lr 10-1 CUBA CITY Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Kieler, Route 1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Ann, to David Dean Donisi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Donisi, Rock Falls, Iowa. She is employed at the Timbers Restaurant, Platteville.

A member of Alpha Zeta and Alpha Phi Omega, he is a graduate of North Iowa Area Community College and UW-Platte-ville. He is a territorial manager for the Packerland Packing Green Bay. After their marriage Nov. 3 in the United Methodist Church, Platteville, they will live in Platteville. Miss Kieler DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another.

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Edward J. Schneider of Monona and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Scheer of Sheboygan announce the engagement of their children, Karin Lynn and Curtis James.

A graduate of Madison Area Technical College she is an account clerk at First Wisconsin National Bank. He majors in finance-accounting at the Universityof Wisconsin-Madison and is employed at Madison General Hospital. The wedding will be June 14 in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Af'ti Miss Schneider DRY CLEANING YOU'LL APPRECIATE AT BIG SAVINGS Couples repeat wedding vows MOStN MOS'TN MOST MOST 8UED PANTS, DRESSES MEN'S I MEN'S ft I and SKIRTS OUTER LADIES I LAOIES I LEATHER SWEATERS JACKETS 8UIT8 COATS GARMENTS Cartload 1 HOUR SERVICE Mon. thru Sat (NO xtra charge) Using an old grocery cart, these youngsters find a faster way to get home in Philadelphia's center city.

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Robert Schumann, 3805 County Trunk Middleton, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chitek, 513 Caromar Drive. The newlyweds will live at 4801 Sheboygan Ave. They are students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Carlson-Van Dam NORTH LAKE Miss Karen Carlson and Larry Van Dam were married Saturday in St. Clare Catholic Church here. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carlson of Monona and Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Van Dam of Wisconsin Dells. The newlyweds will live in Milwaukee where he is a firefighter and iv lis Mrs. Chitek she is a special education teacher in Milwaukee Schools. Star Tracking By Jeanne Avery GYOU WANT TO art horn delivery 1 252-6363J Mttiy 9:30 tm 7 Sum.

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