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LONDON — La Goleta's 1,300 square feet of sail stretched white as gull's wings against thfc hazy blue of the sky. Her 54ft. mainmast dipped gently until the horizon was a diagnal across our deck.
My right foot was up to the ankle in cold green water—and I was loving it.
I had thought I would have to learn gradually why it is that teetering about the streaming, canting deck of a boat, wrestling with tons of sodden sail's, sends men into ecstasies and makes them give up home and fireside without a backward glance.
But    here   I    was, 10
On A Trip To Adventure
BY THOMAS JENKINS
a splendid holiday fleet—a fleet its name that arcs round the anyone can join on the   West island of Bute, past places with
names like Colintraive, Tighna-bruaich. and Kames. It took us
Coast of Scotland.
GREENHORNS
La Goleta wa^ built in 1927 for the famous Fastnet Race. She was one of only two boats to finish that year.
Alastair Garvie,   her owner
a long time to pass them all, for the wind died as we came into thcKvles.
At the wheel, I tried to keep a puff filling the sails. But this was a quiet, quiet day, with
peeled potatoes for dinner he told me how, living as he does in his boat all year, he gets a little unused to civilisation. He went once, last year, to a rather splendid dinner in Glasgow. Dressed, of course, for the occasion.
"I thought I was pretty natty in my dark suit and black shoes," said David. "It wasn't till I'sat down to dinner that I
and skipper,  a tall, thin  man     ,   , - -
with a smile like a slice   of waL V   k'"f l'*" -.f""'
rest of the world could racket about as it liked. We soaked the peace in through our very skins.
with four other
me aboard, greenhorns.
There was David from Wales, Rex from Liverpool, Ian from
Aberdeen, Donald from   Glas- through the Kyles to Rothesay,
By evening we were back
minutes aboard La Goleta,   a        None of us had sailed be- famous  holiday  resort. We
I rowed ashore in the dinghy to pull mussels off a jetty and we baited our little fishing line. We caught five fish—or it may have been one silly fish twice' neck in rivere. and an even sillier one three
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nightcap dispensed by Alastair. The wind came back for our return to Sandbank. Under clouds that came down to our mast-top, over a sea of lead. La Goleta's white hull gurgled. A fine rain beaded the top of the deckhouse and ran down my
staysail fQ^e. Another yachtsman, David anchored well out, beyond the times. They were all of three
29-ton Bermudan
schooner, 'slanting out    from. gurng^^   whose    own    ketch ribbons of colour laid on the inches long. We threw them
bit
Sandbank in the Firth ofi^ornia is also in the cruising water, by the lights of hotels Clyde on a fine,^ fresh day andjfjggt, wa-s aboard helping   to J and funfairs.
^^^^j^       boat—and us.
On the first day we made about three miles as the crow flies—in four hours. In any other form   of   transport it
hoping it would blow a harder.
La Goleta (her name is Spanish for The Schooner) is one of a number of yachts which the Scottish Council for Physical Recreation has organised into
As
back, watching the greeny-white fluorescence leap up »s . they splashed into the dark water. Reluctantly  we went   to bed
boat's motion.
When the 21,000-ton Cunard-er Sylvania majestically passed us we could feel only pity for the people condemned to her luxury.
A GULL...
Finally we reached our mooring off Sandbank, and were soon watching La Goleta
no socks
David Burnett   and   I at half past midnight after  a' formed by the poetry of   the' and came sadly away.
I did not care. We had full
sail on, dipping our varnished       ,   .      j * «
masts and sending the foaming           ''T"'^ 'I'™ °^
water along the gunwhales.   I^'f^hy taking us ashore. She
day that would have been drip-|S3t ^'^^ « °" ^^^^'^^ ping misery on shore was trans-    I boarded a dirty old train
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would have been maddening.
The wind was from the southeast. We wanted to go south, so we tacked a zig-zag course up the Firth, -sailing close to the wind one way, then swinging round across it, and off again towards the other sunlit shore.
KEEP down:
It was when we changed tack, or "put about," that we amateurs most enjoyed ourselves. For as the boat swin^ round her sails swing across. A massive boom can crack your head like a breakfast egg if you don't keep it down. There are ropes to pull, tackle to vnFelstle with. We wrestled like schoolboys.
The Clyde is a busy firth. We passed a submarine rumbling along dark as a seal. A puffer, one of the strange little boats
Canadian Panorama
BY MORDECAI HIRSHEN50N
MISS TORONTO OF 1958 NOW A JEW
The former Marianne Len-chak, blonde Toronto beauty, took instruction in Judaism for
four months, changed her name' policy that included the follow
legislation that would affect the ^ was a close friend of many simple folk so they decided 30 procedures of kosher slaughter rabbi's and scholars whom he years ago when the shul was —issued a joint statement   of befriended. He built entirely ta ^ was built, to record the date
to Miriam, and was converted j ing passage: to Judaism   before marrying Qedical student Allan Gross of Toronto, a few weeks ago.
In a ceremony before Rabbi Reuben Slonim and two witnesfs-es, the shapely proselyte,. now know as "Miriam, daughter of Abraham", swore to uphold Jewish ways and customs, to
that stagger erratically round ^^^^ ^ \!iQ^\iQx home, and repeat-the Scottish islands, chugged „^^, ^^^^^^ j^^^ Naomi: across our bow, livmg up to her ..p^^,. ^^hither thou goest, I will name by belching a smoke- g,^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ lodgest, I screen behind her in which the
his expense the mikvah-equip- in plain and unadorned Yiddish, ped Talmud Torah at Bathurst In so doing, however, they sin-and Edinborough in North ned not only against the tra-York which is now operated by I dition of having such inscrip-\cA^^ ,«„„»,o„i„oi ouiii ..^^ithe Habad Hassiamr Osolky tidns in Hebrew, but they violat-!"^^^"'.'""'^'"i'^'L'*''"A.'".^'travelled to   Brooklyn   where'ed the Yiddi'sh language itself.
" . . We are confident that American  -scientific know-
iJ'^:S;XiS"anS;^ ;^f5ew ^ ^onne-traii;ed'Reinsertion r^^^
of preparing animals for Jew- Lubavitcher      Rebbe,    Rabbi sh'nas 1930. Gebfldet, however,
t nt'?S,f Inhlni..!^ ^° ^^^^^ organi- means not built but "educated''
are practicable, mechanic^^^^ entrusted the school, or "cultured." The proper Yid-
feasible, and at the same time    j„ p^^^j^^^ ^^^^^ ^.^^^^        ^.^^ ^^^^ ^^^^j^ ^^^^.^
tributed large sums to the Eitz gebout.    The shul balebattim The irony in the situation' is chaim Schools,   the   Yeshiva were misled by the loose Yid-that despite the sanguine and xoras Chaim, and most recent- dish-English they used them-self-confident prophecy   about ly, to the Talmud Torah of the'selves, so today the carved in-
wiil lodge- thy people shall' be 1 "American scientific knowledge, Hungarian Teitzer Rebbe (Rabbi scription over the door remains Bismarck could have lost even      people, and thy God   myJ,L^!'f J Gruenwald) on Major Street.     an error publicly preserved in
Kenneth More. Then a tanker, her black sides looking half a mile long as we creamed in and around her stern. A tiny figure waved and I got the tremendous pleasure of being for the first time, in the little boat, all grace and sweet lines, instead of in a steel mountain of ship.
At 7.30, with the day quietening, we came to Largs, its churches and houses squatting on the water's edge. But we did not anchor there. We crossed over to a small, still bay on Great Cumbrae Island called Balloch Martin, where only a house called Fairhaven looked out on us, and the anchor bit down through the water to hold us quiet there.
STARVING
Alastair cooked the dinner over a paraffin pressure stove in a frying pan which wa-s only just small enough to allow him into the galley with it. Qur appetites Were those of starving pumas.
But when the first wild champing of jaws had subsided, we were able to sit _on the gently rocking deck and savour the other splendid thing about Bailing—the peace of anchoring off a place, hearing its noise filters ed through dark night air, listening to the terns mewing in the dark above and the oyster-catchers crying on the shore.
We climbed at last into tar-j tan sleeping bags and laid down . our heads like tired children, i In the morning, I raised mine a ^ shade smartly in my top bunk.' The bunip has almost gone now.
It was another good day. We picked up four schoolchildren who ;Avere~Tpending a. week at ihe^'Scottish Council's centre at Largs, where they climb mountains, ride poni,es, play golf, and sail. i
They had never been in a yacht. We had been in one for a whole day. So they listened with 'some respect while we' explairted, it, all to them. Alastair- Garvie and David Burniett smiled at each other and said nothing.
This is a channel as lovely as
God."
searching questions on the Jewish festivals and their meanings on basic Jewish practices and customs. She had learnied the names of the Jewish months —Xissan, KisleVj etc., on which special festivals like Passover and Channukah occur.
On being approached by Miss Lenchak the rabbi   had first
THE SHUMIATCHERS— stone.
Canadian firm using Canadian , .        .personnel    that    invented   a       ^ . .xiTk
She answered a series ^ of jgj^pjg ^ut effective device that IN LAW AND
......now.seems likely to be adopted LITERATURE
by the Americans. Morris Shumiatcher, Q.C., the
Last week John MacFarlane brilliant Prairie lawyer, with of Boston, a member of the the Mephistophelian beard and U. S. government's National the frank, oPen voice is a famil-Commission on Humane Slaugh- ^ iar figure on C.B.C. panels these ter—himself representing the days. As chairman of the Civil humane societies of America— | Liberties Committee of the Can-observed the new method in adian Bar Association he was use at Canada Packers Junction | recently interviewed by Blair
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t^urned her^^away and dis^aded|pig„t   jje   immediately   pro- Fraser in connection with the pasfrjes Fresh Baked Daily on
nounced it the most   humane Diefenbaker Billof Rights. He the premises
her from her plan. On her persistence, however, he agreed to accept her a "righteous proselyte" and to give her instruction in Judaism.
tSA HAS THE INGENUITY—BUT CANADA SHOWS THE WAY
About 16 months ago the American Jewish civic and rabbinical agencies, sitting down to contemplate the clamour for humane slaughter legislation—
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method he had ever seen for is also defending Miss Rebrin, pre-shechita  animal  handling. • Chinese-born statelei's Russian
Mr. MacFarlane has travelled language teacher, who has been the world observing slaughter put under a deportaition order, methods. Hi's only regret was .Mr. Shumiatcher has a close that the Jewish communal agen- family connection with Yiddish cies in the USA had already ex- literature. His aunt,. Esther pended needless sums of money Shumiatcher, is the Widow of in experimentation and research the noted Yiddish dramatist, which under present circum- Peretz Hirshbein, and is herself stances have, proved fruitless,   {known widely as a poetess in
Leo Pfeffer, the   American her own right. Jewish Congress' legal   expert THE MINSKER who was in the visiting group; gyNAGOGUE AND A stated that from the legal point 30 YEAR OLD ERROR of view the method was. Ideal,   a synagogue on St. Andrews as since the animal is  neither g^^.^^^ Spadina Avenue
hoisted, shackled or cast, the j^^^^^^ the Minsker Shul or device falls squarely within the ^j^gj^^j. y^^^^^ (or for that provision's of almost any hu-_^gj^gj. ^^^.^^^ ^^^^ n^o^e com-jnane slaughter law. ^  ; ' monly if not incongruously, as
The U. S. Jewish-agencies the Saint Andrews Shul) ha-s an through the NCRAC^^had pooled interesting, if ungrammatical, their resources and engaged inscription over its door. Most -engineering researchers "^^^ ^yj^^g^^^^^ have-a phrase in had prepared elaliorate ^blue- yg^j^g^ indicating the year of prints, measurements and . founding, generallj^ the words grams, studied animal anatomy, j ^^.^^^     „  r^^^ ^^^^^
mu'sculatures and flexibilities j^g^tim of St. Andrews Street and tested tension points —b"J r perhaps wanted to go beyond despite all this effort had failed ^j^^ Hebrew and make their into put an animal,,to a practical g^j.ip^pn intelligible to the demonstration. The Canadian firm (Canada Packers) waiving all theory, merely went ah^ad and tried one device—the sling method, and then another—the' present method, which they found was successful. Y. OSOLKY, FROM RAGS TO YESHiyOTH
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