THE SPEC - Feb 16 - Paul and Bev Mills were introduced by a machine almost 50 years ago. In 1966, when both were University of Western Ontario students, they each paid $3 to answer a questionnaire for a program for "Canada's foremost IBM dating system." Paul got three matches, with Bev listed as number two. After a failed date with his number 1, he called her. "Some computer told me you were my ideal date," he said — a quote that later made its way across the country when their futuristic marriage made headlines.
by Katie Daubs
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