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Eventually he sold goods at street fairs off of the back of a large truck.

And while the rules were supposed to keep fairs off the main commercial avenues on Saturdays, the board approved three.

"The galleries and the collectors asked us to put the fair off," said Samuel Keller, the fair's director.

"It was all I could think of, and I could see that he was fair off his head, but it was plain too that he.

During the fair off season John is the manager of events that are held on the grounds such as antique shows, car shows, electronic shows and wholesale merchandise blowout sales.

It hosts the annual Art Fair on the Square, a juried exhibition, and the complementary Art Fair Off the Square.

Held the same weekend as Art Fair on the Square is the Art Fair Off the Square, which is devoted exclusively to Wisconsin artists.

Organized by the Wisconsin Alliance of Artists and Craftspeople, Art Fair Off the Square is held along Martin Luther King, Jr.

If you don't watch out those guys will steal the Battery from right under your nose, You'd better call Grover Whalen, too, and make sure they're not towing the World's Fair off the bay."

He and George Holmes, CORE's executive director, had lunch with Mr. Lebewohl on Thursday, Mr. Holmes said, and "agreed to try to move the fair off Second Avenue."

There are six horses pulling the coach, in rows of four and two; four of them he has conjured from the past, uncertain he 'd be able to do so again, and two are new ones: the dark trace-horse and the fair off- wheeler.

I hear they're having a pretty good state fair up around New Madrid, these days.

When asked if he thought the competition had been fair up to this point, he responded, "So far, yeah."

The rent rules were fair up until that time."

With a gleam of excitement in his brown eyes, he spoke of the great horse fair up north.

"Ours not to wonder what were fair in life, but finding what may he, make it fair up to our means?"

"I'm glad it faired up," said a woman named Henrietta Williams.

It was a struggle to get the fair up and running again with many problems each year including funding issues and low admission rates until 1924.

"It's going to fair up later," she said, "but this is the last time we'll be able to have any preaching at the river this year.

"There's a big fair up at the Istana," said Crabbe.

Hiring fairs were conducted in the town as part of larger fairs up until the 1950s.

"It's fairing up nice out there today."

Lately he has also been varnishing trim and "fairing up" new frames and planks.

Afterwards, Mrs. Book said: "I really think he's trying to be fair up there.

After touring many fairs up and down the country, including the Hull Fair, he parted from his minder by 1815 to manage himself.

I remember thinkin that there must be a county fair up Bangor way,' Thoroughgood said. '

'Glad It Faired Up' One prediction that was off was the weather.

On March 23 & 24, 2011 CollegeWeekLive conducted the largest online college fair up until that date, with over 60,000 event attendees.

Halkets is one of these, based around Stoke-on-Trent,are famous for selling "pots" (china and pottery) at markets and fairs up and down the country.

Shark slowed as she reached the narrows/She stood fair up the channel leaving the North Island Naval Air Station to starboard.

We must do as much as we can to make Pern fair up to our means, to make it the world our Ancestors hoped to create."

The old people of Muna village say that here used to held a fair up to 2003 B.S.(1946 A.D.).

As expected, most of the exhibitors present at the fair up until now have been from Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland (1,356 out of a total of 2,149).

In childhood, his father, William Bidder, a stonemason, exhibited him as a "calculating boy", first in local fairs up to the age of six, and later around the country.

"We're movin' upstream right now to find that place them men yesterday said they was somebody with a boat could get us across the river, and when the weather fairs up, we'll go."