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CareAware Manitoba, a new, innovative initiative developed to raise awareness of Manitobans seniorscope who provide unpaid care and support to family members and friends through education, information and inspiration, was also launched. Minister Rondeau brought greetings and words on behalf of the Province of Manitoba and then the President of the Caregiver’s Council Bob Thompson Photo by Deborah Lorteau also spoke on the importance of the Julie Donaldson (left) of Home Instead Senior Care work that they do. www. and Syva-Lee Wildenmann of Rupert's Land Caregiver Services. Continued on page 2 Spotlight: Norm & Thelma Meade Seniors Lifestyles... By Scott Taylor By Michael van Lierop PG 5 “The world is a little short of Travel to Cuba- love, but PART III (The Final Chapter) we’ve By Rick Goodman and Beatrice Daigneault always tried PG 10 204-467-9000 www.seniorscope.com [email protected] to take our love into the What’s the real reward world.” for Quitting Smoking? 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There were By Scott Taylor many booths and many visitors. Norm Meade remembers vividly Manitobans, but their work in this the day he asked Hollow Water’s province, along with the efforts of Chief George Barker for his youngest their two children, Loretta and daughter’s hand. Raymond, are a shining example of “I was 21 and Thelma was 22, what people with big hearts and a when we got married,” Norm re- sense of community can accomplish. called. “She was one of 18 children. Norman has spent his life in I grew up at Manigotagan, about government service, but is also an seven or eight miles away and we Anglican pastor and the founder of only met because in the early 1950s, the Winnipeg Aboriginal Curling they finally built a road between League and the Manitoba Aboriginal Manigotagan and Hollow Water. Mixed Curling Bonspiel, which will “Thelma’s dad wanted the road hold its 20th event this coming because there was the Brown & weekend. Thelma was a teacher at Harry Paine (left) a local advocate on Age & Opportunity - a long-time Rutherford Mill, in Manigotagan and Hollow Water who eventually got seniors’ issues and Bob Thompson, Support Services organization for that meant there was work. Once into adult training in Winnipeg. President of the Caregiver’s Council. older adults 55+. there was a road, the Chief Barker’s There are thousands of aboriginal people got work and we could all and immigrant men and women walk between Manigotagan and working throughout the country Hollow Water. who have benefited from Thelma’s “I remember that after we’d been programs. Later, she went on to found going out together for awhile, and still operates the Aboriginal I wanted to marry her, but it took Seniors Resource Centre at the me quite a long time to get up Friendship Centre on Robinson Ave. enough courage to ask Chief in Winnipeg. Barker for the hand of his “She has done some wonderful youngest daughter. When I did, things for people in her life,” Norm he asked me a lot of questions. He says proudly. “Many times, the The new Care Aware said, ‘I like you Norman, but can things she’s done have surprised. Manitoba website - you take care of her?’ I’ll never for- But she is a very smart, very dedicat- Healthy Living, Seniors and Consumer Affairs www.careaware.ca get that. I guess, for almost 50 ed woman.” Minister Jim Rondeau speaking on behalf of years, I’ve answered his question.” Both Norman and Thelma grew government. Photos by Deborah Lorteau Norm and Thelma Meade might up on the Northeastern end of Lake not be well-known to a lot of Continued on next page Glenn’s Moving Service Open for the season from • Household / Commercial Over 30 Years Mother’s Day Weekend thru the end of September. SENIOR’S • In House Moves Experience! 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Their His daughter, Loretta Ross is a LIONS MANOR family histories run deep in Manitoba, lawyer in Winnipeg while his son 320 Sherbrook Street • Wpg both in their home communities and Raymond works as a Program Bachelor Suites - $467 / month in Winnipeg. Coordinator with the Manitoba In fact, Norman’s great grandfa- Association of Native Firefighters. Both including Heat, Hydro & Water ther, Roland Price Meade, came to “Raymond is a lot like his dad,” No Pets and No Smoking Canada via the United States from Norm says proudly. “He’s a great 204-784-1239 England in the 1800s, bought prop- listener with the right heart for erty in what is now Winnipeg’s public service.” North End and eventually man- While his kids continue to give aged The Pas Trading Post for the back to the province, Norman is get- Hudson’s Bay Company. ting set to spend more time pursu- “There are Meades all over the ing his latest passion. At age 68, he province,” Norm explained. “I’ve met believes he can still compete at the the Meades from Wabowden. There competitive seniors level of curling Personal Shopper/Concierge are Meades in Winnipeg. Meade St. and would like to spend some time in the North End was named for honing his game in order to take a Roland Price Meade. And there is my Thelma and Norman Meade run at a provincial crown. family in Manigotagan. Roland Price After all, curling has been a big Meade married a Metis woman Winnipeg and give her some extend- part of his life for a long time. named Mary Ashford. She kept the ed time off. We’ll rent the house to “I’ll never forget the year we started Meade name after my great grandfa- the new teacher and the rent will the Winnipeg Aboriginal Curling ther died, but remarried a man cover your mortgage payments.
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