being put to any better use elsewhere.

being put to any better use elsewhere.

I still say this group of people have been short-changed not only with transportation but also in personnel. Now I’ll add poor public relations.

The new site co-ordinator handled herself well under the difficult circumstances recently. I admire her interest and concern for her new friends.

The incident wouldn’t have happened if others had been doing their jobs. If the shoe fits, wear it, Mr. Operations Director.

FAYE CRESCENTI Amissville

She Will Appear

A Black T oman

To the editor:

I want to thank Dick Pierson and visitor to our county, Tom Marshall, for responding to my letter.

I don’t expect everyone to agree with me considering the number of different minds and ways of thinking out here. I do feel that Tom’s criticism is unjustified, unless you can call four grown-ups and their pre-teen children meeting informally together a cult.

I own up to promoting the truth about the divinely feminine and motherly aspect of “God” - a “trinity of personalities” best viewed as a family in which we are all members...as letters of mine previously printed here show.

Cult minded, I am, too. I would surely love to live, learn and work with a number of people who, while they might not agree with me or each other about doctrine or belief, nevertheless desire to live according to the spirit of God, putting the Father’s Will into the Mother’s Action seven, eight or even nine days a week, living Loving-In-Action, in harmony with their neighbors.

And I promote the Daystar — not a “black female member of the Godhead” — but rather an angelic representative of the co-creative partner of Christ, the Mother of the Universe.

What I have been learning in secret from the Comforter which Jesus sent to be with us while he was away, I learned right here in Rappahannock County during the past 10 years or so -1 have lately been shouting from