NELSON: NELSON: Eunice J. (Clink) 1926-2013. It is in celebration of life that we announce the death of Eunice Nelson of Battleford. She leaves to cherish her memory her seven children: Sandy (Jim) McGrath, Jim (Myrna) Nelson, Karl (Sandy) Nelson, Jo-Ann (Les) Ganzert, Doug (Susan) Nelson, Linda Nelson, and Terry Nelson; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; as well as her sister, Ceci (Allan) Chanin, sister in laws, Gwen Clink and Blanche Clink; brother in law, Carroll McCune, and numerous nieces and nephews. Eunice was predeceased by her husband, Walter Nelson; her parents, Gertrude and Walter Clink; her sister, Enid Clink; and her brothers, Bill and John Clink. Eunice was a proud grandmother to six grandchildren (Karey, David, Kimberly, Sean, Lee and Jessica) and a great-grandmother to five great-grandchildren (Lauren, Aurora, Brianna, Katana, and Kylie). Eunice Nelson was born on November 22, 1926. She was a descendent of the early settlers of Battleford, the Clink an
River Heights Lodge, Feb. 11 Outbreaks remain listed until officially declared over by an SHA Medical Health Officer. Previously reported but still on the list are: L7 Electric, Feb. 3; Drumming Hill Youth Centre, Feb. 4; Sask Hospital North Battleford West Riverview B, Feb. 4; Battlefords Union Hospital Dialysis Unit, Feb. 3; Battlefords Union Hospital, Homecare, 2-E Maternity, Jan. 31; Battlefords District Care Centre, Jan. 30; Anderson Pump House, Jan. 29; K5 Insurance, Jan. 22 The Lighthouse Serving the Battlefords, Jan. 18. Keyanow Child and Family Centre, Jan 12; North Battleford Comprehensive High School, Jan 11; Battlefords Union Hospital medical unit, Jan. 10; Porta Bella Restaurant and downstairs Bar and Grill, Jan. 6; CJNB radio, Jan. 5.
On Dec. 16, owners of Styles Plus, Joyce Smith and Shirley Maze, dropped by Battlefords District Care Centre with a special donation of over 60 new pieces of clothing. Recreation therapists Jackie Young and Lori Nachtegaele will package and distribute the gifts to residents in time for Christmas. Also included in the package was a season’s pass to the Western Development Museum’s Light Up the Village for the staff to enjoy. Shown above are Jackie Young, Shirley Maze, Lori Nachtegaele and Joyce Smith. Photo submitted article continues below