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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1951
Page
5
Local notes salute Oscar Nemi on his 79th birthday and Audrey Pitre on her September wedding at the Pitre home. Families from Norwood, St. Vital, Pine Falls and Winnipeg attend. Other items include arrivals, visits, a lost dog plea, social gatherings, and moves to Toronto.
The text explains that the thyroid gland may enlarge when thyroxine needs rise and iodine is scarce, a condition called simple goitre. It notes that iodized salt supplies small iodine amounts to compensate for dietary gaps.
Dental care in childhood helps preserve facial contour and avoid misshapen teeth and tooth loss. Early dental work when necessary safeguards appearance in middle age, reducing long term dental issues.
The official Canadian royal itinerary lists naval and rail travel from Quebec to Vancouver and Victoria, then to Washington and back to Montreal. It covers October 2 to November 5 with stops at Valcartier, Ottawa, Kingston, Trenton, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Windsor, Winnipeg, Regina, Moose Jaw, Calgary, Vancouver, Esquimalt, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Fort William, Montreal, and Halifax. Public events include church in Vancouver and multiple engagements aboard H.M.C.S. Crusader and Ontario.
The ceremony took place Saturday September 1 at Notre Dame church with Father Frechette officiating. Audrey Pitre, daughter of Joseph H. Pitre, wed Archie Leonard Kansas, son of John Kansas and the late Mrs Kansas of Winnipeg. Phillips Pitre sang Ave Maria, the bride’s father gave her away, and Lillian Purcel and Marcel Pitre attended as bridesmaid and best man. The couple, after a reception at the Pitre home, will reside in Winnipeg, with out-of-town guests G Letchford among them.
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