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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 2005
Page
1
Amber Fleury stays composed as she exits Canadian Idol, admitting the outcome shocked her despite strong vocal talent. She defends her song choices and vows to stay true to herself, aiming to prove critics wrong and thank Canada for support.
Amber reacts to her shocking elimination with pride in performance and disappointment in judges comments. She thanks fans for support from home and looks to music career interest from record executives as she vows not to give up.
The 2005 Neepawa Area Lily Festival drew strong attendance as weather cooperated. The festival featured lilies, blooming trees and flower beds, with entertainment at multiple venues including the Roxy Theatre hosting Croatian Dancers and the Sokol Dance Ensemble.
Michelle Gervin of Virden brought a captured insect to the Reston Recorder office. She described a monster moth she first mistook for a prank dung smear, but measurements showed a 17.5 cm wingspan likely a Giant Noctuid.
20 year old Kole Magnowski from Russell tops the world by winning the gold in the 2005 Under 21 World Water Skiing Championships in Feldberg Germany. This marks the first Manitoban to claim the world title in 30 years.
Jim and Mary Anderson of Melita opened their home for Kseniya Knizeva a Belarusian girl dubbed Child of Chernobyl. She faces cancer and other illnesses linked to the 1986 disaster and has benefited from the family's care. The Swan Valley event drew thousands for the 30th Northwest Roundup and Exhibition with hopes of reaching fourteen thousand attendees.
Canada's National Ukrainian Festival marked its 40th anniversary as organizers estimate attendance rose 20 to 25 percent from last year, projecting a total between 6000 and 7000 over the weekend, surpassing early expectations.
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