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Obits, Thursday, May 20th, 2021 May 20 funeral announcements Services for a Waverly man, 87 year old William "Bill" Beiner, are Saturday at 11am at St. Paul's Lutheran church and School. Burial with military honors in Harlington cemetery. Visitation is Saturday, 9:30am until service time at the church. Kaiser Corson funeral home in Waverly is assisting the family. -- (note date of following obit) Services for a former Oelwein woman, 85 year old Mary Jean Glass of Naples, Florida, are Thursday, May 27th at 10:30am at Zion Lutheran church in Oelwein. Burial in Hope cemetery in rural Maynard. Vi...
JOHN BISSET/Stuff Marion Birch and Barb Boulton had to hang onto their goods and gazebos in the high winds that blew through the Mackenzie A and P Highland Show in Fairlie. High winds could not prevent New Zealand's largest one-day agricultural show going ahead in Fairlie on Easter Monday. The north-west winds, which are believed to have reached around 80 kilometres per hour in the early afternoon, were calmer in the morning when a decision was made to proceed with the 123rd Mackenzie A&P Highland Show that had been cancelled in 2020 because of the Covid-19 lockdown. JOHN BISSET/Stuff
JOHN BISSET/Stuff Fairlie Primary School pupils, from left, Ben O'Leary, 6, Libby Harty, 5, and Henri Simmonds, 5, show off their road safety art work they have spent the past month doing for the Mackenzie A&P Show. New Zealand's biggest one-day agricultural show is all ready for a financial fightback following the Covid-19 cancellation of the 2020 event. Between 12,000 and 15,000 people are expected through the gates of Fairlie's showgrounds for the 123rd Mackenzie A&P Highland Show on Easter Monday, with the event committee hoping to recover losses caused by the global pandemic. “It's h...