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who labored so long and so giftedly at Jessamine Hill Farm with Linda Waddell, the guiding and working genius: Louise Ashman, her seemingly tireless helper; Vann Dietel, creator of numerous lovely flower arrangements; and Grace Yocum, producer of dozens of luminarees. No similar crew could have equalled them. Other names of devoted workers deserving of sincere thanks come to mind: Margaret Gottlieb, who headed the supper committee and was helped by Barbara Berman, Carol Hale, Clarissa Leggett, Dorothy Mank, Lois Manookian, Edna Metzinger, Amy Monahan, Donna Parson, Grace Sims, Sylvia Yowell, and Alberta Zuco; Diane Welty for charming flowers; Dan Lewis and Sara Shorter for “trucking” chairs and tables and anything else needed such as running a terrific information - ticket bureau; Phil Irwin and the Prydes for kerosene torches and also from the Prydes, glasses; the stunningly gowned and coiffed members of the group, who, with their escorts performed dances on the grass of the 1833 period, under the coaching of Sidney and Margaret Gottlieb. To end what

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