Former resident recalls Oakburn reunion in Oakburn
Mel Zemliak of Burnaby B C writes of attending Oakburn High School reunion July 21 to 23 and notes 41 years since graduation. He observed wide geographic turnout with pins across North America and urges Rossburn area reunions guided by Shoal Lake and Oakburn experiences.
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Oakburn High School
North America
Vista
Rossburn
Oakburn
Mel) Zemliak
Oakburn Homecoming Weekend Celebrates Reunion
Stephen and Olia Susky thank Oakburn residents for a wonderful July 21 to 23 Homecoming and School Reunion that drew about 1,000 guests. Spearheaded by Steve Waytowich and the committee, the event revived memories of railway towns and a once-booming school with 100 students today at about 20.
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Oakburn
Steve Waytowich
Strank Family Reunion At Rossman Lake Camp
A Strank family reunion was held August 8 to 11 at the Rossman Lake Youth Camp with attendees from Rossburn Winnipeg Regina Yellowknife Edmonton and Chatham Ontario. Activities included golf softball cribbage water balloon toss and table boat races with plans to meet again in 2002.
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Strank
Rossman Lake
Mike
Janie Strank
Steve Strank
Chatham
Ont
Stella
Mandy Yakinchuk
Gwen Strank
Don
Cheryl
Allistair
Jocelyn McLean
Winnipeg
Paul
Mildred Strank
Rossburn
Ed Strank
Arnold
Mary Streibel
Debbie
Brayden Streibel
Calvin Duesterbeck
Florence Duesterbeck
Wayne
Linda
Stephanie
Jeffrey
Jason Strank
Alvin
Gayleen Hiebert
Edmonton
Alta
Gord
Gayle Hoover
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Man
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