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PAGE " - WAYEMOO come. man". JUNE 5. i“ Carmichael opens Stratford gallery "Violence lea ves the oppresser cluttered In his own barbarity. Non-violence Is a powerful and just weapon which cuts without wounding. It is a sword that heals." Coral Andrews _ Chronicle Special Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream. He wanted to make all men free, regardless of race, color or creed through the teachings and influences of a non-violence doctrine. Like the great Spiritualist leader Gandhi, King dedicated his life to the search for peace in the world and within oneself. Carmichael Gallery, 14 King St. N. in Waterloo, has opened a summer location in Stratford, on York Street overlooking the river across from the tourist information building. This gallery will give visitors to Stratford a chance to see and collect works of our many Waterloo County artists. The Waterloo Gallery will remain open for the summer at its usual hours. On April 4, 1968, at age 39, Dr. King's thoughts, candid observations. and universal inspiration were forever silenced by an assassin's bullet. June features fabric folk art of the Hmong of Laos (now living in Waterloo). July will be a group show of the gailery's most popular ar- lists. Though his great voice was stilied, his spirits and insight live on into today's society. where prejudice continues to plague all peoples not just colored and other creeds, but within the white Skin Deep reminder that prejudice plagues us all the aroma of fresh baked breads and pastries -ursoup simmering in the big pot - remember those special meals prepared with lots of love and care? Bring back the memories at Angie's. Two Locations To Serve You Waterloo St. A atha 47 Erb West 85 'iJhll'l4 (next to Seaman's (Dunner reservatrons Museum) recommended) Fine family dining - a tradition for more than 22 years @223 Kite“? Fu0y licensed under [[80 REMEMBER Dr. Martin Lulber King Birmingham. Alabama. I”: populus as well. 4* Human prejudice is an epidemic. k Shin Deep, presented recently by the Calvary Players at UW's Theatre of the Arts examined this pressing issue in an entirely different light. ' . Based on the words and wisdom of Martin Luther King, Skin Deep did not attempt to answer or justify man's cruel unjust behavior, but simply reminded everyone that this problem is rapidly increasing. As King once stated, “It is more honorable to walk in dignity than ride in humiliation." When the enraged black collective of Alabama arranged a bus boycott, America was forced to sit up and take notice, as the incident achieved national prominence, and Black Movement was rumbling with the slogan 'We Shall Overcome.' The local Calvary Players demonstrated the warmth. spirit, conviction and faith of Dr. King, friend and spiritual guide Rev. Ralph Aber. nathy, and King's beloved wife Coretta. with moving vignettes of King's rise to black power, interspersed with distinctive Gospel hymns and prayers. The play finale was a tender refrain of the black movement anthemWe Shall Overcome, featuring the cast holding hands in an aura of loge and understanding. Skin Deep was a priiue example of theatre at itsftest potential. The Calvary Players conceived this mosiac of spoken word and song, through time. hard work and devotion to the honesty of a man whose words will never fade. The play itself begins in 1955. that fateful day negress Rosa Parks decided she didn't want to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus to a white person. The poor woman was tired and 'cquld notget up. q Parks was Gmeitiateiy arrested for commit- ting a 'criminal offence.’ LOBSTER a KING ST. N., WATEBLQO (KING I EBB) Flown in from East Coast 1% lb. serving 1 1 " Second helping 6.99 - ' war 16" tt 01. Now York Strip Loin [3313]] GARY WINGER tara, Tm Square 746-1 080 M'wgotphnsdut mkuppnmiunulow whiuyoyrf-ilyis - yum... And stiifprrvide bow -r you nut. mm»: 5 or no you turntable and con- Itrtit8t. 'elle, the "Gap Closer. ”an" Mix: Cus. - (IA-“‘- - You need Allstate“ 1tltiU.- _ FiiGiGdTGak - “ Ali-u. La IS...- c. a Cal-l- LAIII‘I' unlawful-w- JOHN JAMIE LEE TBAVOLTA CURTIS MAT. SUN. AT 2 EM. Sorry No Coupons or Passes STAINS FRIDAY 600N385 2ahowsrtinttttv It , 81:15 p.m‘ STARTS FRIDAY AT BOTH THEATRES HIE SECOND HIT' MICKI & MAUDE Box omc. Opens 8:15 guild"! under 113$