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By PAMELA LYNN
Rappahannock Newt Contributing Writer
For a brief hour and a half on Wednesday, Dec. 4 the Town of Washington became their “oyster” for 50 Wakefield Country Day School students. Set loose with a time schedule and a scavanger hunt questionnaire, these students had as their goal to see as many sights and discover as many facts as possible.
Most of these answers lay at pre-arranged stops at the county jail, The Inn, First Washington’s Museum and Cabin Fever Bookstore.
The hosts had cheerfully agreed to share their information or expertise with the students. Besides explaining the intricacies of front and back waiters, in ‘The French Service,” The Inn created memories with delicious cookies.
The store had most generously agreed to sponsor a “Book Fair” for the school, sharing back with Wakefield Country Day School a part of the profits to be taken in books for its library. In appreciation for the hospitality of the town and its people, the students have asked Pamela Lynn, the school’s interim headmistress, to present a design fpr a town seal or logo, which they also searched for in vain, to the town they had so enjoyed.
Mrs. Lynn will present the design to the Town Council meeting held Dec. 11.
The seal was designed and executed by Katie and Marcy Lynn, recent graduates.
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