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The groups participating will be from Sudbury, Simcoe, Halifax, Montreal, Medicine Hat, and Ot- tawa. The winner of the Festival will be announced following the final performance on May 23 and will receive the coveted Calvert Trophy and a cash award of $1,000. The adjudicator will be Michael St. Denis of New York City, thea- tre advisor to the Rockefeller Foundation. A theatre conference will be held in conjunction with the Festival and will include lecture and panel discussions and demonstrations on make-up. The artists will also be given an opportunity to visit the Shakespearian Theatre at Strat- ford. Mission Circle Holds May Meet Two choruses, "Just a Little Longer', and "Make Me More Like Thee", were sung to open the May meeting of the Pentecos- tal Mission Circle, followed by prayer led by Mrs. Noble Hermis- ton. Mrs. Stan Douglas read an inter- esting letter from Mrs. Eggles- ton, a missionary in the West In- dies, telling of the mission work being done there. Mrs. Churchill gave a short report of the high- lights of the Pentecostal Confer- ence which she had attended in Toronto the previous week, touch- ing particularly on the Bethel Home for Girls. The regular prayer session fol- lowed with Mrs. W. Graff and Mrs. T. Campbell leading. Mrs. Douglas read the minutes and collected the dues and pennies, then all the la- dies worked on their various pro- ject. Fourteen members were in attendance. Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. Arnold Olson and Mrs. C. E. Miller served lunch at the end of the meeting. Leffers fo the Editor May 18th, 1959. Letters to the Editor, New Liskeard Speaker, New Liskeard, Ontario. For the past number of years the }-~ _In-due course a publication is ta writer has been engaged in collect-} be "prepared on this former street ing historical information relating|railway and any material offered to the early development of the}will be either bought outright or Temiskaming & Northern Ontario] suitable credit given. 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