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Injunction
lifted^ school
faces eviction:
By MARK SCOLFORO f
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Circuit Court Judge Thomas Df Horne on Monday cleared the way for Clydetta Lynn to evict the cup* rent Board of Directors from the six*, plus acres and buildings of Wakefield School in Huntly.
Judge Horne dissolved the month-old temporary injunction that had kept Mrs. Lynn from evicting the school, making it “just a matte£ of time” before the board is officially evicted, according to Walter Longyear of Washington. .,!
Mr. Longyear said Tuesday that he will be chairman of a committee overseeing the establishment of a new school, perhaps on the Huntly site.
Attorney David Konick said this; week that he and Pamela Lynn,; school co-founder and former head- • master, would be involved in setting-! up the new school, to be called Wa-! kefield Country Day School Inc. ;
Mr. Konick also said that Judge • Horne has sustained a motion to dis- • miss attorney William E. Beeton Jr. 1 from one of the pending lawsuits in ' the dispute. ;
Judge Horne scheduled a “man-; datory settlement conference” in' Leesburg at 1 p.m. Aug. 20, the! time that had been reserved to hear! arguments in the suit to quiet title. ;
Judge Home’s action to dissolve • the injunction last week came after! an hour and a half of arguments, andL!. followed the depositions last week of| Educo Trust trustees William Batf-^ sett and Robert Miller, both War-1 renton attorneys. !
Clydetta Lynn refused to com-; ment on the developments.
In a related matter, a member of the Wakefield Board of Directors,Dr. Douglas Clarke of Warrenton, announced that the board has nar . rowed its search for a new site for! the school to three, and said plans; are moving ahead to open doors atone of the three sites on Sept. 9, the ‘ school’s annual first day of classes.! He said a majority of teachers were; planning to move with the board,; and that 249 students’ parents had • sent in reservation deposits. Last ! year’s final enrollment at Wakefield"! was 292 students. ;
Mr. Longyear called the board's; plans “wishful thinking,” and pre*! dieted that much of the faculty! would stay at Wakefield Country! Day School, probably in Huntly. .;
See WAKEFIELD, p. A-8
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