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Thorogot mm Gvnrnf* ThnmnA On Thursday night one o America, George Thorogood i shows in the Russell House Ba The Allstars, from Charloi opening act for Thorogood a appearing for the third time appearances, the Allstars pre band. Thorogood and the Destroy* play a variety of classic R&B by George Thorogood on guit and Billy Blough on bass. Ha Destroyers on saxophone. On Tuesdav Manv IK 1Q7? y J *w) v,vt referred to a Destroyers' conc dynamic shows I've ever seen The Destroyers' debut alb Destroyers, was not as comn but was just as good an albun recorded by the band to date. The album that has brought On Over. In the Jan. 10, 1980, was seated at number 27 on th< Even though they don't pla sidered by many to be one of tl M. Young, in the March 22, 1! Destroyers: "If Thorogood ga would lock him in a lead bai Jersey." It should be a great si p I [4 I ~ fGjgg === - Don't Miss FREE D with pri< on We plus on 1 J^I^P Wlfrtv US? w r I ; Thursday < Tho Z? A' r: od to appeal od and the Destroyers f the best rhythm and blues bands i I and the Destroyers, will perform tw illroom. ttesville, Va., will return to USC as th tnd the Destroyers. The Allstars will b in the past two years. At both previou >ved themselves to be a premier barroon ers are a Delaware-based blues band wh and rock 'n' roll tunes. The band is header ar and vocals, with Jeff Simon on drum nk Cartpr U/ill alert ho anruiarinrr mitk .... w?.. ?w ?V M?WV K/y up^vui 111^ VY 1111 til Robert Hilburn of the Los Angeles Time ertas "...one of the most entertaining am ina club." um, entitled George Thorogood and th< lercially successful as Move It On Over i, and featured the only original materia t the group into the limelight was Move I , issue of Rolling Stone, Move It On Ove e Top 100 LP's of 1979. y much original material, they are con tie hottest bands to see live. Critic Charle: )79 issue of Rolling Stone, said this of th< ive off any more energy, the governmen 'rel and dump him off the coast of Nev how?don't miss it! !-? "" Ji ? 1 1 ' M mmtnmmnmatm fl r^i rrTTTl ^^ r J m?^ m Our Winter Special WAFT BEER ce of admission id &Thur$, 8-10 IVed. the Before wMloBr trim 10-12 ednesday orn Flyers , Friday, Saturday is: iff Boys ?1 in in I r | For informatio experience ancJ I"Volunl Thursc n... | KUSS1 A variety of c< n 0 be present t< e tigencies and " available. 1 a continuin< s e vol s d Sponson e j Leon t r ; Grai v IWednesda ? 1' 1 Carry Out Orders Ava PHONE 252-8669 I MINI I : EAi \ I All Beef N Y Push Cart Franl[ ; (With choice of Saurkraut: R | Potato Knish | I Roast Beef i Corned Beef . # ; Pastrami : J Ham and Cheese F \ ; on choice of white, rye, pumc [ (lettt/ce and tomatoe I Cole Slaw I # [ f Why drive around wast New York is just aro r I Ask for Tony and receive a Kty d p (Good until Feb 9. 1* ' 11 n n on how you cc explore career eer Opporti lay, February ] 3:30?5:00 p.n ell House, Rooi ommunity servio o explain fhe pu current volunt.ee Students may be j education credi unteer participa ?d by the Communil ling Program (777-1 md Opei y , February alPM'K i'SZ Assembly Stre< (Next to Washington Street) ilable > ? U r I ifurter $ 75 Ic< ed Onions: Relish: Chill) VV $ .75 Be , $1 90 $1 90 90 B, SI % s, SSchips *"" "w >ernlckle, or roll) .10 extra) Q $ 35 Tax Included in all Prices ing $ Gas $, when und the corner! rink with lunch u>80) ? I m gain practical QDtions come to: _f_ _ jnities" 1, 1980 j n. m 326 # e agencies will rpose of thier r opportunities eligible its for their Hon. }y Service/ 5 117) nirtg t 6, 1980 r ? K1 Soutt| I MA'NSTT H ? 9 < oc _ g ^1 ^ a & 3 \ ASSEMBLY ; 1 m t I CENTRAL PARK ^ SOUTH I ? DRINKS I s Cold Draft $ .50 t Ine (red/white) $ .60 > >ttle Soda $ .35 J . BREAKFAST (7:30 A.M.-10:00 A.M.) ?ef Biscuit .65 lusage Biscuit $ .65 -2 arm Efciscihi; r.TT. . lly Biscuit $ .30 J >ffee $35 J , - "^rr- Refills S .15 ^ \ ? VIM' \ : >urs: Mon.-Frl. - 7:30 A.M. -5:30 P.M. Sat.-10:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M.