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HAPPY FIRST ANNIVERSARY
TERRENCE AND MARY SMITH
Mary Margaret Johns, youngest.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Johns and Terrence Charles,
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Smith, London were
united in marriage on June 22,
1985 by Rev. Robert Matheson in
Elimville United Church. Matron
of honour was Laura Overholt,
sister of the bride. Bridesmaids
were Ruth Dunlop, cousin of the
bride and Carol Waddell, eldest
sister of the bride. Best man was
David Smith and ushers were
Douglas Smith and Dale Smith
brothers of the groom.
Ringbearer was Kevin Smith,
nephew of the groom. Mrs. Philip
Johns, organist of Elimville
United Church played the wed-
ding music. Steve Johns, brother
of bride was M.C. for the wed-
ding dinner. After a honeymoon
in Barbados, Mary and Terry
reside in London. Mary and Terry
and Howard and Marion Johns
would like to wish Terry's parents
Stewart and Betty Smith a very
happy 40th wedding anniversary,
June 22, 1986. -
Dust
Y
. Last week I spent an hour or two
browsing through a pile of moldy,
dusty books in a second hand store.
Although I've %%ever thoht serious-
ly about starting a collection, old
books hold a fascination for me, and
I ended up loading over two dozen of
them in the trunk of my car. Having
got them dusted off and cleaned Oa
bit, I'm now in the process of work-
ing my way through some of them.
We tape books so muc 1 for granted
that it's hard to believe that the first
European book was printed lcss than
600 years ago. One of the earliest ( if
not the first) was a Latin Bible,
printed by Johannes Guttenberg of
Germany, in 1456. There are still
about 40 or 50 copies of it in existence,
and needless to say, any book collec-
tor who owns a "Guttenberg Bible"
is very fortunate indeed.
Well', I didn't find any such
priceless treasure, or even anything
near one, but I did pick up several in-
teresting old tomes, written in the last
old tomes are fascfriating
o�ntWy. One, "Elements of Civics," had the putt a 7B cents
osnttiry. of Civics," the price of 28 cents
1813, states' that ttheth ebboo& s b�ai dated
on considers its
thheecost o lthadwcoovver d
"the writings of Euclid at the distance ado today, it's almost unbelievable.
of two thousand years!" I've forgot- I purchased several old poetry
ten almost all the geometry I ever books, including "Literature Selec-
knew, but still, it's interesting to leaf tions for 1896," and enjoyed more
through the brown, brittle pages and than I can say reading old poems like,
It Seems to me...
look over some the ancient theorems.
Several Methodist Hymn Books
were in the pile, and I brought one
home, printed in 1884. How I wish it
was as rare and as valuable as the
"American Bay Psalm Book", which,
if you own a copy, is worth around
$300,000 today.
None of the books I brought home
by Gwyn Whilsmith
"Evangeline" and "Elegy Written in
a Country Churchyard", which we
still studied when 1 went to high
school, years later, but which are
seldom read today.
Another book I couldn't pass up was
Nellie McClung's, "The Second
Chance." As a child I had whiled
away many hours reading and re -
have much value, unfortunately, and reading it, along with her other books
apparently they weren't worth ,any 'of "Sowing Seeds in Danny," and
more when they were brand new. For "Purple Springs".
When we were young parents,
Childcraft Books were very popular,
but too expensive for us to afford for
our children. However, the other day
I purchased six of them, in excellent
condition, at 75t a piece. They still
look like good books to me, and
( although they're too late for my
instance, I paid 75 cents for an "On-
tario High School Ancient History",
which was selling at the same price
back in 1909. Apparently, however,
the cost of books went down after that
because "A Reader in Canadian
ehiNtrlo, Pd pass on
the gam' Itds�` on to m y htc
There was a bit of pro.e on the
cover of another old book, entitled "A
Book Speaks," and it seems to me it's
worth passing on to any of you who
may be book lovers too: -
"Between my covers you will find
the heartaches, the passions,the
dreams, the struggles and aspirations
of mankind. I bring you laughter and
tears, gaiety and wisdom.
"The ancient past, the fleeting pre-
sent, the marvels of the future ... all
are inscribed upon my leaves. At your
will, I can transport you to ancient
cities... or project you into the
vastness of the unborn future.
"The thoughts for which wise men
risked their lives, the discoveries
wrought by scientists with incredible
toil and disheartening years of strug-
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MR. AND MRS. DON DENOMME
Marriage vows were exchanged
by Karen E. Campbell, daughter
of Eric and Elizabeth Campbell
and Daniel G. Denomme, son of
Bernie and Annette Denomme on
May 17, 1986 at St. Peter's
Catholic Church, St. Joseph with
Father Bensette officiating. The
couple is residing at RR 2 Zurich.
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MR. AND MRS. BRIAN BROOKS
Marriage vows were exchanged
by Sheila Edwards and Brian
Brooks on Saturday, May 24 at
Exeter United Church with Rev.
Grant Mills officiating. Matron of
honour was Sue Johnson.
Bridesmaids were Julie Jackson,
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and Julie Ritchie. Best man was
Paul Ritchie and ushers were
Barry Brooks, Rick Morrissey,
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