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Events at Borders -k:< • .-v :t ■ » V l/v , • . ■' . y **>• Saturday, April 29 -.’JS, 2 pm Peter Schechter, author of Point of Entry, signing and discussion , Point of Entry is to the War on Tterror what Hunt forRed October was to the Cold War, a timely and evocative piece of fiction set in the context of current history. It requires us to ponder the promise and the limitations of intelligence, military action, and diplomacy in feeing down the threats of the 21st century, according to former Acting and Associate Director of the lia s Directorate of Operations Jack Devine, y Set in Washington, D. C., Bogota, Rome, and Tbilisi, the book propels readers into an intensely treacherous world that reads less like fiction every day. Jorge Ramos, Univision news anchor and bestselling author, says, “The strength of Pointof Entry is that it reads like nonfiction, great nonfiction. This is a must-read for anyone concerned about our porous borders and terrorists'threats.” 6 to 8 pm Brian Vaughn and Bobby Vaughan, cafe After their first successful appearance at Borders Cafe in Warrenton, Brian Vaughn and Bobby Vaughan, acoustic guitar folk-rock artists, are returning to perform again due to popular demand. Originally from Luray, Brian has recorded several CDs and is currently working on more original music to be recorded this summer. Theirs is a unique musical experience combining several genres for an intriguing style. .......
Basket Bingo in Amissville
‘ The excitement returns! a Saturday, April 29 Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company Doors open at 5 p.m. Games begin at 6 p.m. The event is Basket Bingo. That's right, the famous and much-desired Longaberger baskets are being given away as bingo prizes that night in Amissville. You will play 20 regular bingo games for the admission fee of $20.00 in advance — $25.00 at the door. A Longaberger™ basket will be awarded each bingo winner. In addition, there will be five JACKPOT bingo games. Hay those for $5.00 each. Refreshments will be sold at intermission. For advance ticket purchase, stop by the Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company (Route 211) next Monday, between 7 and 9 pm or call any of the following Amissville folks: Sarah Latham 937-4410 John Pearre 937-2109 Sheila Smith 937-3170 Wait—there’s more. Yes, we’ll also hold two raffles. For raffle tickets of just $1 (6 for $5 dollars) you’ll have a chance at one of the treasured Longaberger™ basket sets. All of the baskets will be on display at the fire hall on Basket Bingo night!
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