PALETTES ON EXHIBIT
AROUND ST. ALBANS

Alice Ann Allen	Blue Sugar House	Park Cafe
Alice Baker	Salute the Heroes	Rixons
Polly Bashaw	"Spring, Summer Fall Winter"	As The Crow Flies
Denise Beers		Lorraines
Louise Bellows-Counous	Jello	Sweet Nothings
Colin Bennett	Racquet Club	Kevin Smith
Seniors Bishop St. Artists	Six Pallets	As The Crow Flies
Jane Bower
Zoe Brosky		Mom & Me
Elizabeth Casavant
Pat Burton	One Tree	Peoples Trust
Donna Debrechie	I got my eye on you	Choice Properties
Alan Demont	Before Pancakes	Rixons
Rebecca Doucette	Trees and Assaying	Gwens
Jason Dunbar	Dragon	Heros Kingdom
Keith Gallup	Flower	Gwens
Dorsey Hogs	Stones	Rail City
Ellen Hsiesh	Painted Fan	TD BankNorth
Ardys Klette	No Pallet Name	Chamber of Commerce
Natalie Larocque-Bouchard	Fawn	Rixons
Ann Levy		Gwens
Joanie Lothian	Vermont 4 Season	Sweet Nothings
Beth McGinn	Bird Party	Classic Exchange
Faith Newton		Park Cafe
Open Doors		Better Planet
Jean Ostiguy	Sewing	City Zoning
Amanda Parker	"Starry, Starry, Fright"	Chow Bella
Nick Perley	PacMan	Flying Disc
Carolyn Perley	Frog and Lilly Pad	Unicorn
Dale Powers	Sunshine and Smiling Flowers	Garden Patch
Kelly Powers	Inspired by Water	Rail City
Cynthia Rugg	Province in Summer	Bayberry Cottage
Sonja Sayers Not for Sale		Howards The Flower Shop/TD>
Robert Schackow
Sheila Spaulding, Kathy Gingras, Gail Montcalm	American Ladies	City Clerk
Kate Stevens	Say Woof	Gwens
Doug Underwood		Dressing Room
Karen Vath	The Art of Jazz	Park Cafe
Don Wilkinson		Better Planet
Jon Young	Under the Sea	Jeff's
Shelly Young
	Purple Fan	Eloquent Page

     The World's Largest Palette is sponsored by the Peoples Trust Company, R. J. Fournier, Sticks and Stuff, and Union Bank. It is a project of the All Arts Council and St Albans for the Future. The statewide project is sponsored by Chittenden Bank, Casella Waste Systems, and National Endowment on the Arts, Times Argus, NRG Systems, VermontVacation.com, and Vermont Wood Manufacturers Association, with promotional support from the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing. The local project is sponsored by the All Arts Council and St Albans for the Future with considerable assistance from community partners including BFA-St. Albans, Rene J. Fournier Farm Equipment, Franklin County Regional Chamber of Commerce, New England Central Railroad, People's Trust Company, the St. Albans Historical Museum, Sticks & Stuff, and Union Bank.

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