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Dr. Clarke said the Marshall Wa-; kefield will retain books purchased since 1978, except those obtained under a federal program that grants money for libraries by county (as the! Huntly Wakefield remains in Rappahannock County, it will be eligible to; retain those books, he said).
The Marshall Wakefield goes infront of the Fauquier Board of Su-i pervisors Aug. 29, asking for an; amendment to the zoning ordinance1 and a special exception. If granted as planned on that day, the school! can move into its new site at the' Marshall Manor retirement home,; which Dr. Clarke said would begin to happen Aug. 30, if “various officials can sign off on occupancy permits.” ;
Dr. Clarke credited the interest of the Marshall Wakefield community for hurrying the process. “Our. parents, faculty, board members’ and attorneys are doing whatever we can to speed up the process,” he said.
See WAKEFIELD, p.A-3
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