The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-05, Page 339.09" Itit 00
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Although Gordon Sinclair
is almost certain to be
remembered for out-
spokenness in broadcasting,
he also will be identified with
excellence in broadcasting
and journalism. Whether it
was through the written
word, the spoken word on his
radio show or. the off-the-cuff
remarks during his
television appearances,
Sinclair angered many
people with his honesty,
embarrassed many with his
bluntness and shocked many
with his openness. But
always his knowledge of the
subject and accuracy in
reporting it made him in-
teresting and won him ac-
colades.
Friends and colleagues of
Sinclair, who passed away
this past summer, have
formed the Gordon Sinclair
Foundation and it will be
awarding annual scholar-
ships to journalism students
at one of three Ontario
universities, Western in
London, Carleton in Ottawa
or Ryerson in Toronto. Two
scholarships valued at more
than $2,000 each will be
awarded to students in at-
tendance, at journalism
classes, while a third
scholarship valued at $10,000
will go to working journalists
who are taking courses
specializing in specific
areas. Also part of the
foundation's plan is the.
establishment of a modern
broadcast training studio at
Ryerson to bear the Sinclair
name.
Chairman of the new
foundation is a longtime
friend of Sinclair and a
Toronto newspaperman, J.
D. MacFarlane. Honorary
directors include Ontario
Lieutenant -Governor . _John
Aird, Ontario Premier
William Davis, Toronto
Mayor Art Eggleton and
Gordon Sinclair Jr., a
Montreal broadcaster and
Gordon's son. Foundation
directors include a fellow
CFRB broadcaster and co -
panelist on "Front Page
Challenge", Betty Kennedy,
newsman Knowlton Nash of
CBC's "The National" and
heads of journalism
departments at UWO,
Carleton and Ryerson.
The program was in the
planning stages before
Sinclair died and he
responded enthusiastically
to the idea. It will be
financed by donations from
government, private cor-
porations and individuals.
Gifts may be sent to The
Gordon Sinclair Foundation,
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One of the quaint customs his judgeship for awhile. The
which helped keep the good churches in particar de -
in the "good old days" was clared war upon him, de -
called 'bundling'. When a nouncing him as a champion
young man came a courtin' of legalized sin. And as I see
to the home of a young lady, it, the churches still profess
he might not only be invited to believe that pre -marital
to stay the night but would be sex is a thing of the devil,
allowed to sleep with her. It that both bride and groom
was expected of course that should be virgins when they
the couple sleep with most of come to the altar, and that
their clothes on and that the they should remain man and
bundling board would be wife from that day forth no
fixed firmly between them. matter what happens.
This was a twelve inch pine
board with no knot holes;
and if the girl's,. parents en-
tertained the slightest doubt
about the integrity of the
young man, the girl's ankles
might be adorned with a cute
little chain and padloc,
All of which merely roves
that even back in the days
when everyone was painfully
pious, there was a recogn Isn't it time now for the
tion of the fact that n6 church to become realistic
amount of preaching or about the sexual mores of
warning will make young our younger generation?
love content to merely hold Wouldn't it be better for the
hands and write poetry. church to realize that some
How much sexual freedom of these young people who
do we dare allow our young- are defying tradition to live
sters? That has been an together for awhile before
agonizing question since the deciding to get married are
very beginnings of this thing among the best young people
called civilization, and we we have? Wouldn't it be
keep on agonizing about it, more honest for the church
even though there really to admit that good young
isn't much we can do about people do sometimes decide
it, and we know it. that there is no reason other
Back around the turn of than tradition for abstaining
the century an American from pre -marital sex, and
judge named Ben Lindsey that there are far more
made himself famous by de- serious problems for it to
Glaring repeatedly that a worry about than whether or
man and a woman should not a man and a woman have
have every right to live to- a right to a period of free,
gether as man and wife on a trial before they ask formal
trail basis; and if, after they permission to put their shoes
discovered that they didn't together under the same
want to go on with the rela- bed?
tionship, and if there were'no
children, they should have
every right to end the affair
without any legal hindrance.
He called the idea "compas-
sionate marriage" and in
1927 he published a book
trying to defend his views.
The public outcry was so
serious however that he lr.a*
A friend of mine who is a
clergyman in a small town
told me the other day that of
the nine weddings he per-
formed last June, seven
were prompted by a bride al-
ready pregnant. "The worst
was," he said, "that I was
supposed to pretend that it
wasn't so!''
I like this bit of verse I
came across in a recent issue
of the Saturday Evening
Post because it seems as
logical as it is humorous:
The bride was pregnant,
The wedding nice.
All the guests
Threw puffed rice.
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