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ill PATENT TRADER li-.v'r''.\ .vi ^^ByJOAN POWERS.' v , ^v *':^TvjKISC6 ^,PUru^MaharaJ- ^'Ji ^a7chub6y .14Jyear; old > who gloves squir-l' guns-fahd'horror \ movies, 1 ; drew\' ,6od, v of. ,.his> American follpw^cs, to a*festival In New Delhi, India 1 last jWprith. •?., One of-;; these .followers, \ Howard » Hirshfield,'?. .an \average student\ ffom Mt, Kisco, now a member of the ' guru's Divine Light. Mission, rode the first of five 747 jets full i|,, of devotees of Maharaj Jl. Howard, 26, who looks 18, jth/recenily talked about the wanderings, confusion and drug -'^dependence he went through ||before\:Jie found \incredible ^energy and joy\ with Guru Maharaj Ji. -went, to Mt. Kisco i^piementary and Fox Lane High ^School, where I just did enough f;|t'o\get s by. I wasn't into anything *)g\btherthatr v what 'would* be ex pected,\ recalled Howard. He py/enl on to C,W. Post College, \-Was graduated, and went to rework as amanagement trainee \ for'J.C. Penney in New York, where he stayed for over a year. \I did a lot of reading on current events during that wanders, fin HOWARD HIRSCHFIELD Lighthouse forms board WHITE PLAINS - Among the 20 charter members of the newly-formed Women's Board of the Westchester Lighthouse are Mrs. August Stavarsky and Mrs. John Cockshott of Armonk; Mrs. Frank Heller of Bedford; Mrs. Leonard Greene, Mrs. Gerald Guralnick, Mrs. George Newlin, Mrs. Anthony Zuies, Jr. and Mrs. Irwin Freydberg of Chappaqua; Mrs. William Humphreys of Katonah; Mrs. Charles F. Bound and Mrs. John Ransom of Mt. Kisco. Each of these women has invited to the November 28 inaugural luncheon meeting by the Advisory Board of the Lighthouse because she in dicated interest in the Lighthouse or assumed leadership in other community activities. The organization will support and promote activities of the Lighthouse through community education and involvement and special fund-raising activities. The philosophy and goals of the Lighthouse were explained at the meeting by Mrs. Alva Bound, Chairman of the Advisory Board: \Besides rehabilitation and training for the blind and visually han dicapped throughout West chester, the Lighthouse strives continuously to integrate its services with existing facilities in the community.\ In a film, \What to Do When You Meet a Blind Man,\ the point was made that the only difference between a blind man and a man with sight is that the former cannot see. The needs of each blind person are as dif ferent as each individual himself. Now E Bonds pay 5'.'. interest maturity of 5 venrs. 10 months venr' Bonds .ire replaced n destroved When needed thev ul vour bunk Interest ift not subject to suae or local income tuxes, and federal tnx mji\ lie deferred until redemption est when held to ^fr* ths f . the firsl ^$\ ^ f lost, stolen, nr ^ Z ty 'V can be cashed * ^* Take stock in America. Now Bonds mature in less than six years. PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE TOWN BOARD TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town ot North Castle, at Hi meeting held on November 30, 1972 did adopt and ordain the following Order, which Order calls for a public hearing to be held on a petition to establish a sewer district At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of North Castle, Westchester County, New YorK, held at Armonk. New York, In said Town ot North Castle. County of Westchester. State of New York on the 30th day of November, 1972 PRESENT John A Lombardi. Supervisor Kathleen Baronl Councllwoman Richard N Lander. Councilman, William N Bancrotl Councilman. . Cary C Balllett Councilman IN THE MATTER OF The Petition lor the establishment of a Sewer Olstrlct in the Town of North Castle. Westchester County. New York WHEREAS, a written petition, dated November 20. 1972, In due form and con taming the required signatures has been presented to and filed with fhe lown Board of the Town of North Castle, West chester County. New York, lor the es tablishment of a Sewer Oistrict In the said Town, to be bounded and described as follows ALL that certain piece or parcel of land situated, lying and being In fhe Town ot North Castle, County of West chester and State of New York and being more particularly bounded and described as follows S' BEGINNING at a point on fhe southerly boundary line of the right-of- way for the Armonk Byram Lake Stale Highway No 5003, also known as Route No 22 as relocated In 1965 and shown as parcel no. 37 on a map filed In the Westchester County Clerk's Office. Division of Land Records as Map No. 14730, where the tame Is Intersected by the easterly boundary line of property on or formerly belonging to the Town ot North Castle, formerly ot the City of New York (Wampus Brook Reserva tion), said boundary line as shown on a map on file In the aforementioned Land Records Office as Map No. 1219 and running Ihence from said point of beginning along the aforesaid boundary line of Route No. 22 North 86 degrees M' 50\ East 550.16 feet; North 87 degrees 09' 47\ East 387 16 feet and South 53 de grees 06' 05\ East 195.54 (eel to the westerly line ot the right of way acquired by Iho State of New York for the construction of Interstate Route No. 502 (known as 1-684); Ihenco run ning along the said boundary line of I 684 the following courses and dls- lances South 18 degrees 58' 55\ West 650,40 feet; South 8 degrees 22' 00\ West 366.31 feet; South 60 degrees 21' 20\ West 135.91 feet; South 9 degrees 05' 31\ West 166.38 feet and South 31 de grees 27' 40\ West 808.84 leet to a corner and property now or formerly of Budd Kalba and Herbert L. Nichols, Jr ; thence running along said last mentioned land South 82 degrees 55' 00\ West 59.68 leet; South 88 degrees JC 00\ West 80.40 feel, South 81 de grees 06' 00\ West 140.70 feet; South 82 degrees 34' 30\ West 281.40 feot; South 86 degrees 17' 00\ Wosl 111,00 feet and Ihenco continuing along said last men- Honed land and partly along property now or formerly of Ridge Holding, Inc. North 89 degrees 21' 30\ West 127 73 feot to a corner and properly of the Town of North Cattle aforesaid; thence running along said land of the town of North Casllt,lho following courses and PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that an order en- tered by the Supromo Court, Westchester County, on Iho 20th day of November 1972, bearing Index number 11238-72, a copy of which may be examined at the of fice of (he County Clerk, located on sec ond floor of the Westchoster County Supreme Court Building, 166 Main Street, While Plains, Now York, grants mo Iho right effective 2nd day ot January, 1973 to assume the name of Roseanno Terry; my present address Is 43 Huntvlllo Road, Katonah, N.Y; iho dato of my birth Is Sept. 3, 1926; the place of my birth Is Porlh Amboy, Now Jorsoy ; my present name Is Rosoanno Duganskl. TERRY 1Jj7-72 time, and the more I read the crazier I saw the world was,\ said Howard. \The one thing I got out of working was that I really tried at something for the first time. But I saw so many people between 20 and 60... I could have what they have... a good job, money, a lot of con fusion, It was all before me but it wasn't what I wanted. I started getting used to smokitjg marijuana, and as I got more dissatisfied and confused I got more involved with drugs.\ Deciding he could make a contribution to society by becoming a lawyer, Howard went to St. John's law school in Brooklyn. \In law school, I saw there was no justice in the legal system. I realized that as a radical lawyer I'd have to fight, and I didn't want \o fight for the rest of my life, I started to feel that the only important thing was, to get myself together.\ Howard left law school after the first semester, and went to California with friends. \I had this impression that California was where everything was happening. I was looking for the counter culture, for peace* I thought that's where it was but it wasn't there, either.\ Back on the east coast, Howard went to live in Boston with a girl he has fallen in love with. He found a job in a warehouse. \I had no pressures of career or family ... I was really in love, It was a quiet, peaceful time for me.\ Reading a book about astrology was his first step toward an spiritual life, says Howard. \The book gave me a hint of the unity in all religions. I was brought up Jewish, went to services and got bar mitz- vahed, but I hadn't really had much contact with religion \ That summer, Howard left Boston and lived with friends on an old farm in Vermont. \I was away from society, smoking dope all the time, being with people like me. We stopped eating meat and grew our own vegetables.\ He started getting into more spiritual things, doing much reading about oriental religions. Howard returned to Bdston in the fall, but left the girl he had been living with because \I knew I had to follow the spiritual path.\ He ate mostly fruits and nuts, and started fasting. \I had really long hair. I hitched.around living out of a pack on my back.\ \I„knew what I was looking for wasn't in women, careers or anything I had exper ienced yet. I was looking for pure love, and not depending on a person or things. I i\° o getting more and more confused but using drugs less. I had a little experience with LSD and mescaline but I couldn't give up grass.\ His parents were in Florida for a month, so Howard decided to spend a month resting in ibeir Mt. Kisco house. One day an old friend called to say he was heading for Florida and wanted a companion. \His situation was very similar to mine,\ says Howard. \We thought if we got out on the road and let things flow, something would happen.\ The two travellers arrived in New Mexico and, stayed at a guru-run shelter. \They were doing all the things I had been into but still something was missing, I started feeling we should really go back toward New York, and my friend felt,, the same way. \On the trip back, we metj another hitchhiker from' Denver who told us about Guru Maharaj Ji. 'What you want is knowledge,' he said. 'Guru Maharaj Jl gives knowledge. He will show you the divine light within.' I knew that was what I wanted.\ In June, Howard returned to New York to hear Maharaj Ji speak. \He was very clear and simple. He said nothing I could disagree with.\ Howard returned the next day to listen to the mahatmas — those who transmit the guru's knowledge. \The mahatmas said everyone who wanted to receive knowledge should come to C.W,/ Post college at 8 the next morning. That seemed right, since I never received knowledge when I was a student there.\ The next morning's knowledge session lasted 12- hours. The mahatmas tran smitted a meditation technique and taught the.holy name of God. \This word is a primordial vibration. It cannot be spoken.\ Shortly^ i/after receiving knowledge:H6ward=rnoved,'intoii; ashram ret?eatvhbMse;oh;,East*' 83rd Street ; 'irt;;pWiYlbrk|AsfB ' devotee of 'Guru Maharaj Ji^hfe jj hkd %• cutihis; h#fi$ sHayeihis -i beard,-; etfiTvffiffi&tffy&W' meatffisH-^i ^ifeHd -ViBmain. celibate;^\* 1 . V-V His tithe.' in the-.aihratrti-is spent;meditating\and^ttenidjnjs j satsang\ ~\ a recbuntjng^'/pf'! experiences) and storfes^aboiit .* Maharaj Ji—each evening. He ',. tyas ah putside job•*and \con-;( tributes his salary '''4a} the r ashram. „ 'Jfv j Guru Maharaj Ji .returned » to India- - carrying ^fgif$s\; of f money and jewels' from\ his { American fbllowefsf v \It;''is | important to a disciple to • present gifts to our guru,\ says t Howard. \For \the number of ; millions\ of \people; who are ,j starving in the world, we could . only feed a fraction on the gifts ', given to Maharaj Ji.\ Besides,) the publicity given to the gunij&S. abundance of • cars : , planes? | jewels and money has made i more people aware-'.of^ the j Divine Light Mission, 1 Howard \ says. distances North 9 degrees 33' 00\ East 783 20 feet. South 68 degrees 01' 00\ East 100.90 feet; North 30 degrees 54' 00' East 297.00 feet; North 8 degrees 34' 00\ East 93.50 feet; North 0 degrees 21' 00\ East 285.33 feet North 14 de grees 29' 00\ East 608.78 feet and North 0 degrees 05' 00\ West 65.01 feet to the point and place of beginning WHEREAS, the Improvements pro posed consist ot the erection, construc tion and maintenance of a sewage system, to serve the said district, including main arid lateral sewers, treat ment beds, disposal plant and all In cidental equipment. Including the acquisi tion of the necessary lands and rights of way therefor. In accordance with certain plans made a part of such petition and heretofore adopted by this board, and now on tile in the office of the Town Clerk ot the said Town; and WHEREAS, the amount proposed to be expended In the construction and Improvement ot the sewage treatment plants, mains and sewers is to be borne by the Petitioner, it is hereby ORDERED, that meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of North Castle shall be held at The Town Hall, 15 Bed- lord Road, Armonk, New York on the li'h day ot January, 1973 at 10:00 p.m. o'clock In the afternoon of that day, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons Interested In the sublecl thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board with relation to the said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. Dated November 30. 1972 Hon. John A. Lombard! Kathleen Baronl Richard N. Lander William N. Bancroft Cary C. Balllett MEMBERS OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK STATE OF NEW YORK) COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER) SS TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE) 1. JOSEPH T. MILLER, Town Clerk of the Town of North Castle, Westchester County, New York, do hereby certify that i have compared the preceding order with the original thereof tiled In my ot- tlce at Armonk, Westchester County, New York, on the 1st day ot December. • 1972, and that the same is a true and cor rect copy of said original and of the whole thereof IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Towp, this 1st day ot December, 1972 Joseph T. Miller Town Clerk of the Town ot North Castle, Westchoster County, New York All persons Interested may appear and be heard. BY OROER OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE BY Joseph T. Miller Clerk Dated Armonk. New York Oecembcr 1.1972 MILLER 12-7-72 FR 1 ' i. 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