First Baby of 1981 Born at Hamiota Centre
At 8 45 p.m. on January 27 1981 the Hamiota District Health Centre welcomed its first baby Michael Brett Ramsey born to Ron and JoAnn Ramsey. He weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Stewart Irene Riddell and Bob Dorothy Ramsey. Great grandparents are John Jeannie Ramsey and Norman Vic Lints.
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Hamiota
Michael
Brett” Ramsey
Ron
JoAnn Ramsey
Stewart
Irene Riddell
Bob
Dorothy Ramsey
John
Jeannie Ramsey
Norman
Vic Lints
Post-Adoption Registry for Adults Established in Manitoba
Manitoba launches a post adoptee registry allowing adult adoptees and birth parents to seek or share information and arrange contact while protecting anonymity. Forms, consent rules, and director of child welfare decisions govern voluntary disclosure under the Child Welfare Act amendments. Applicants must write and may withdraw consent. registry records will store volunteered information and preferences for meeting or remaining anonymous.
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Winnipeg
Child and Family Service
Community Services
George Minaker
Minaker
Director of Child Welfare
Manitoba
Child and Family Services Branch
Department of Community Services
Portage Avenue
Manitoba Receives Third CSCP Payment in 1979 Program
Twenty five Manitoba communities share 1 282 738 for 49 projects begun in 1979 under the Community Services Contribution Program. The third Manitoba payment comes from federal funds while the program was curtailed by the government. Recipients include R M Arthur Birtle Miniota Strathclair and others with CSCP contributions and third claim amounts listed.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Paul Cosgrove
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
D. M. Gourlay
G.W.J. Mercier
R.M
Arthur
CSCP
Birtle
Bruce Hudson Named Queens Printer in Manitoba
Bruce M. Hudson, after five years as Assistant Queen’s Printer and leading the Office Equipment Branch, is appointed Queen’s Printer effective February 7. He has 16 years in the government printing operation, is active in curling and golf, and began with the Queen’s Printer in 1956.
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Winnipeg
Bruce M. Hudson
Queen’s
Manitoba
Government Services
Warner Jorgenson
Hudson
Queen’s Printer
Manitoba unemployment edges up in January 1981
Manitoba's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 5.5 percent in January 1981 from 5.1 percent in December 1980, with actual rate at 6.5 percent. Labor minister Ken MacMaster cites third lowest provincial rate and ongoing employment growth, noting 448,000 Manitobans employed, up 6,000 from a year earlier.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Labor and Manpower
Ken MacMaster
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Miniota
Strathclair
Bruce Hudson
Melinda Kunhegge
Burlington
Ont
Lyndon Johnston
Man
Halifax Metro Centre
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