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encounter too many problems at serving time.

If it best suits your facilities and helpers, don’t hesitate to choose buffet or family style service.

And, last but not least, be sure to appoint a clean-up crew or committee. That way, everything will get put back in place and your organization will maintain goodwill with the facility you’ve used. One final thought and recommendation...be sure to keep your written plans, notes, and evaluation comments to pass along to the following year’s chairman.

This week recipes are compliments of the Rappahannock Woman’s Club from their Fashion Show and Tea on Sunday, March 21. They prepared and served refreshments to about 150 people at the club’s annual fundraiser to benefit their scholarship and a community service project.

Pecan tarts

Marie Davis

4 eggs

1 cup light com syrup

2/3 cup sugar

2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

1 cup coarsely chopped peacans

Pastry for pie crust

Make pastry according to a favorite recipe. Roll thin and cut ir small circles. Line miniaure pans with pastry.

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