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74 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Jan. 19 - Jan. 25, 2001 King Continued from page 72 master plan, said keynote speaker J. Nathan Hill, president and chief operations officer of Discover Bank. Hill punctuated his address by pausing and playing a stunning live recording of King delivering his August 28, 1963 speech, "I Have A Dream." "It is not just the history of civil rights, not just the history of African Americans, nGr just the history of American history. Dr. King is a cornerstone to human history and it is a living history," said Hill. Hill and Blunt-Bradely were both honored by the committee for service to the Celebration Or- Ranford Allen, a lifelong resident of Pinetown and World War H Army Air Corp veteran of service in the Pa- cific Theater of Operations, received an Outstanding Community Service Award. ganization and their communities at large. The Sunshine Circle Club, the still active precursor to the larger celebration organization, held a profound, eloquent service on hu- man relations at Friendship Bap- tist Church Sunday, Jan. 14. Waynne Paskins, president, and Bernice Edwards, vice-president, presented the "My Deeds Speak for Me" awards to local humani- tarians: Cora Miller, Clemon Jor- dan, Janie Miller, Mary Turner, Thomas Mitchell, Janet West, Mayor George H.P. Smith and Melvin Rogers. "These people don't say a lot, they do a lot," said Edwards. Hundreds of celebrants attend- ed the National Holiday Worship Service held at the Midway As- sembly of God Church, Jan. 15. Jane Hovington, an advo- cate of and activist for racial equality in public education, was awarded an Outstanding Community Service Award for her work with children in the Georgetown area. Community Service Awards were presented to Ranford Allen Sr., Jane Hovington, Pearl Mauil and Herman Paynter for exemplary commitment and actions. The Youth in Unity Choir of Sussex Central High School pro- vided spirited and crowd-pleasing vocals during the worship serv- ice. Rev. Braven Duffle, pastor of Bethel AME Church in Milton, delivered an invitation to Christ- ian Discipleship to officially close the holiday for 2001. "The truth of the matter is equality is still a dream," said Duffle. "When God created man from a handful of dust, He created all men. One must look beyond what is visible to what is the evi- dent truth - that man is man and all are the same in the eyes of God. Equality will occur only when all people choose to love one another in the spirit of broth- erhood. Unconditional love through Christ is the answer to equality." Sarah Greene photos Youth in Unity choir co-director Kaneisha Trott led the vo- calists on an adventure in joyful song at the MLK National Holiday Worship Service, Jan. 15, at Midway Assembly of God. Other choir members include Charity Miller, Sharay Showell, Tierra Wilson, Chantel Bailey, Toneil Townsend, Bruce Taylor, Darion Showeli, Cletis Simms, Orlando short and Greg Short. WHITECAPS CAFE We're a smaU family style restaurant overlooking the beautiful Indian River Bay in Oak Orchard, DE We offer hearty homestyle cooking at an affordable price. Breakfast served all day Lunch & Dinner served after 11 CALL FOR SPECIALS AND TAKEouTs 947-9374 947-9428 (fax) COME FOR THE VIEW & STAY FOR THE FOOD SON. - SAT. 8 - 8 SUN. 7-2 HOURS & SPECIALS MAY CHANGE DURING BAD WEATHER ATLANTIC THEATERS FrJ., Jan. 19 thru - Thurs., Jan. 25 The Movies at Midway Rt. One. Midway Shopping Center Rehoboth Beach 645-0200 FINDING FORRESTER (2:20)(PG-13) 3 Shows Dally -3:15 6:10 9:10 TRAFFIC (2:27)(R) 3 Shows Daily- 1:20 4:45 8:50 CASTAWAY (2:24)(PG-13) 3 Shows Daily -2:15 6:15 9:20 SAVE THE LAST DANCE (1:50)(PG-13) 4 Shows Daily- 1:50 4:20 6:50 9:20 DRACULA 2000 (1:50) (R) 2 Shows Dally- 4:40 9:40 13 DAYS (2:28)(PG-13) 3 Shows Daily- 1:05 5:00 8:55 FAMILY MAN (2:06)(PG-13) 4 Shows Daily- 1:10 3:55 6:45 9:30 DOUBLE TAKE (1:28)(PG-13) 4 Shows Daily- 2:00 4:55 7:20 9:25 WHAT WOMEN WANT (2:07)(PG-13) 4 Shows Dally - 1:30 4:15 7:00 9:3.= THE GIFT (1:48)(PG-13) 4 Shows Daily- 2:05 4:35 7:10 9:45 VERTICAL LIMIT (2:04)(PG-13) 2 Shows Daily- 1:45 7:05 MISS CONGENIALITY (1:50) (PG-13) 4 Shows Daily-1:40 4:10 6:40 9:10 ! THE PLEDGE (1:50) (R) 4 Shows Daily - 1:35 4:25 7:00 9:40 SNATCH (2:04)(PG-13) 4Shows Daily-2:10 4:50 7:15 9:50 Movie passes now on sale at the Box Office ANTITRUST (1:48)(PG-13) 2 Shows Daily- 6:35 9:00 EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE (1:24)(G) 2 Shows Daily - 1:25 3:25