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The Daily Advertiser from Lafayette, Louisiana • 32

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Whitewater Rafting Is New AstroWorld Ride 32 lofayrf Jun 12, I WO Townshend's Album Strong, Honest Rock million gallons of water a day The Whitewater rapids are created by a series oi underwater jets, whirlpool and wave-making machines, contours and ridges in the riverbed and a 14-foot drop from start to finish that simulates the gravity system of a natural river. Guests are secred in two-ton boats, each holding 12 persons AstroWorld opened May 30 and will remain in operation through August 31. Hours are noon to midnight Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to midnight Saturday and Sunday. The amusement park is closed on Mondays.

HOUSTON. Texas AstroWorld has opened its 1980 summer season with a new ride: a man-made river designed to allow patrons to "shoot the rapids." "Thunder River," the world's only man-made white water river flowing in the middle of a city, rolls through ten acres Free-floating boats shoot into the river channel, fly through bottleneck canyons, confront rippling lagoons, bulging boulders, and stairstep rapids The boats are whirled toward a waterfall and then finally glide into a calm lake Realistic water action is created by two 350 horsepower pumps that recirculate 1k side. The "Geep" just keeps getting better Another consistent winner whose done it again is Emmylou Harris, whose latest set Roses In the Snow is a wonderful and quite commercial bluegrass-based outing that perks up the idiom (as she proved playing an acoustic concert recently), and plows a whole new road for her to follow as beautifully as she always has. The best new female singer I've heard must be Betsey Kaske, whose Last Night In Town album on little Mountain Railroad records introduces a vocal stylist as adept as she is appealing. From her funky cover of Benton Wood's "Gimme Some Kind Of Sign'' to a rich ballad like New York songwriter Rod MacDonald's Cross Country Waltz." Kaske proves herself a true ized by him in music, and.

oh. what music it is rich, majestic and powerful The stirring melodic beauty and intensity for which Townshend and the Who are famous surges from this disc It is a monument to the intellectual potential of rock It hits the guts and brain, and vibrantly pulses with emotion (one cut 'Jools and Jim" even stabs at the pretensions of rock Anyone even vaguely interested in the shape of pop music today and in the future should hear this record. Pete Townshend's art is a beacon lighting the way through turgid times. Another strong set of honest and emotional rock is Graham Parker's latest The Up Escalator It's a fine, coherent set of songs from a man who's grown into a master at penning tunes, and spotlights both the tough, soulful punch so evident on his last lp as well as Parker's more melodic A halo surrounds Pete Townshend's head on the cover of his latest solo outing Empty Glass. Flip over the jacket and he smiles at you with tongue-in-cheek spirit.

Yet the album's music and lyrics are pervaded by a genuine and intelligent spirituality that is unique to The Who's guiding light. No other rocker sees the world and human existence so clearly, and on this first-class masterpiece, the halo is much deserved Townshend sees life through his "empty glass" with an acute sense of lyrical melancholy From his tough, punk ode of Rough Boys" to the mantra-like "Keep On Working" to the rummy ruminations of "Empty Glass," one feels Townshend grappling with his very own existence The answers are in the pursuit of work Inve and a concept of God that he is too modest and wise to press upon the rest of us. Those concepts are actual A-C-D PHOTO POSTERS Presents Black White GIANT POSTERS Starts at $7.95 PETER TOWNSHEND TAKES on the rock critics in "Jools and Jim," a song from his new "Empty Glass" album. The critics are nevertheless giving rave reviews to the latest solo offering from The Who's guiding force. Portraits made in Mall or from photos you bring from home.

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New look. New Independent Navigate Mod Network News. BONANZA'S FAMOUS 9:30 PM every weeknight. KADN-TV Anchor team: Bill Jorgensen, Pat Harper, Steve Bosh HAPPYTHER'S DAY HAPPY FATHER'S DAY I fl I LU I TJ RIB EYE DINNER Take Him To CL $99 2 3 c5 5 FOR THE DOCUMENTARY Interviewer Susan Raymond talks with Catholic residents in West Belfast (top photo), and a full paramilitary funeral for an IRA member killed while transporting a bomb passes in Belfast in the documentary "To Die for Ireland, airing on ABC tonight at 9. ODGE 19 Imagine, this delicious steak plus a steaming hot baked potato or french fries and a slice of grilled Texas toast.

And salad you can pile a mile high as often as you fresh greens and vegetables from our "Discovery" Salad Bar. What a treat! And now you can get two complete meals for just Delicious! DC LU I father A jbay SpeciaL YOUR HOROSCOPE LEO: Go Slow, Be Diplomatic -n BONANZA'S FAMOUS Forecast For Friday By SYDNEY OMARR i I DO Offer Valid with Coupon Only Expirci Juno 30, 1910 at participating Restaurants 5 I a Served 10:30 to 2:30 Sunday Baked Long Island Duck Smothered Quail Stuffed Lobster Baked Pork Roast Rib Eye Etouffee (10Oz,) Formerly Carroll's Restaurant Located on Evangeline Thruway N. Near Evangeline Downs OPEN NOON TILL $99 2 FOR 111 -n I 1 from the World's Largest Family of Steak Restaurants 5 9SB Hi LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): Study Virgo message for valuable hint. Emphasis on authority, civic duty, unique honor, enhancing of reputation. Relationship is intensified.

Nothing occurs halfway -know ik and don't think you are only going to get vour "pinkies" wet. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 -Nov. 21): Look beyond surface or immediate indications. View that scans wide range is essential.

You get rid of unnecessary burden. Aries, Libra natives figure prominently. You can bridge generation gap and language barrier. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21); You make fresh strides towards fulfillment of goal.

You unearth facts which could lead to more money, better working conditions, a favorable contract. Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominently. You meet an individual who could play a very important role in your life. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19). Advance cause by being thoroughly familiar with public trends, legal nuances. What seems out-of-reach can be obtained. PaUence and faith are required, along with perceptiveness. Partner or mate figures prominently and so does the number 2.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You get news which creates aura of optimism. Routine changes and you benefit as result. One you aided in past is due to return the favor Gemini, Sagittarius persons play key roles.

A special report highlights employment and career potential. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): You are asked for suggestions-more persons are interested in what you say and do. Charisma is spotlighted, especially where members of opposite sex are concerned.

Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo natives figure in your personal scenario. IF JUNE 13 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are an innovator, were separated physically or psychologically from one or both parents. Some persons contend that you are rebellious. Others consider you loyal, persistent, steadfast and stubborn. Aquarius, Cancer, Leo persons play important roles in your life.

July could be your most significant month of 1980, a year highlighting independence, creativity, new starts, freedom from burden which plagued you last year. You arc charming, have excellent sense of humor and you can be determined, tough. Before year is over, you will be embarked on road to greater emotional fulfillment and brighter financial Under My Tent: Leo natives re at their best when responding to hunch, intuition and impulse Leo is associated with the back and heart. The native gets to heart of matters, is continuously, constantly in love and often complains of an "aching back." the Leo man can he identified by his "mane" high forehead but an abundance of hair on the back of the head the Leo woman has charm, dignity and a fiery, romantic temperament Leo gets financially involved with Virgo, confides secrets to Cancer, is physically attracted to Sagittarius, travels with Aries, signs agreements with Aquarius, has luck with the numbers 1. 10.

28. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on routine, security, building, home, settling a long-standing assignment or issue. Cancer, Capricorn persons figure prominently.

Key is to consolidate. Get promises, agreements in writing. Check money matters with "experienced" family member. TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Good news comes concerning trip, visit, manuscripts, relatives. Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure prominently.

Refuse to be painted into corner Maintain space, territorial rights and privileges. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Money, income potential, turning over a new leaf these dominate scenario. Check hidden clauses, be aware of loopholes you have grand chance to insure a very profitable transaction.

Be alert, do your homework. Don't get caught off-guard by a "wisecrack." CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on independence, originality, sharp timing-you get chance to correct recent errors. Analyze, discover reasons, communicate feelings to one who is special to you. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius persons play important roles.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Go slow, be diplomatic, win rather than force your way. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives figure prominently. Accent on home, personal environment, purchase of luxury item, significant domestic adjustment. Look for "story behind the story." VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on desire, understanding attitude of one in position of authority. Define terms, make known your views, be realistic concerning places, people, potential. Pisces and another Virgo play key roles. wkl Quality food and service have been a family tradition at Jacob's Restaurant since 1935.

The Jacob family invites you to enjoy their unique cuisine. Noon and evening, Sundays 1 1 to 2, and holiday take-home meals. cycuccb y6 Four Corners in Lafayette I t'.

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