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Support Through Goods and Services Support through goods and services With Thanks for their Support of the Cultural Programme and the Capital Programme, with donated goods and services, 1967 - 2008 : to individuals, and to organisations and businesses INDIVIDUALS M. Allot Geoffrey Andrews Mrs. Andrews Mr. Leslie Archer Mrs. Archer Mrs. M. Agatha Doreen Allan Irene Amery Mick Allen Yvonne Adams Maxine Alcock Sharon Austin Donna Alleyne Felicity Ashbe Dave Backhouse John Bispham Mrs. Barker Mr.& Mrs. Best Mr. Billinger Alan Brew Don Bean Paul & Chris Brown Doreen Baker Steve Bennet Carl Bassnett Dave Boddison Martin Brehms Jim Booth Phillip Bond Nick Broomfield Julia Breithaupt Carol Boothman Rosemary Bushe Madeleine Van Baalan Eddy Berry Jimmy Berry Chris Barnard Alex Benjamin P.A. Broady Elke Babs George Brecht Bernard Bretts Peter Blackburne Antonia Brico Ivy Benson Nick Birkenshaw E. Baker E.H. Brook John Barnes Anne Brady Selina Blake Jack Brotheridg Sarah Clempson Kevin Coneely Violet Caffrey Mrs. Copple Malcom Calderwood Christina Czech Pat & Cherry Connolly Anthea Chater Donald Curtis Christopher Cooper George Champler Norman Coates Ed Collinson Patrick Coventry Robert Carr Tucker Chance Dominic Carbonari Graham Cooper Christopher Cornford Dave Calder Tessa Chisholme Geoff Coen Andy Caran Donald Cairnduff Mrs. Cullen Allen Crag Dave Crawley Mollie Curtis Joe Cockerill Dorothy Colley Hew Currie A. Cantazucino S. Chopra L. Carrajal Vic Christian Dave Clough Prof. & Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Clarke Carol & Karen Ronnie Doforo Donald R. Domb David Daley Mrs. Duffy Mr. Day Stephanie Dodds Claire Dugdale M.F. Dismore Jimmy Daniels Ken Davies Gladys Dix Glenys Davies Mr. Diprose Dave Eagles Mr. Edmunds Keith Evans Bob Evans Jeremy Eyre Jane Eyre George Eaton Bob Ede Arthur Eyo Harold Elvin R. Fong Mrs. J. Frood Mr. & Mrs. Flemming Rita Ford Mr. Ford Colin Fordham Fanchen and Herbert Frolich Mr. & Mrs. Feelix Green Francis Freeman Judy Freeman Ray Fields Stevie French Dave Ford Jack Fisher P. Frazier Da Bei Feng Maureen Fermin Mark Fisher M.P. Joe Farrag Tricia Fewer Frank Garner David Green Mr. Grocott Hilary Glovers Mrs. E. Goldsmith David Griffiths Barry Gorman Ken Galloway Mrs. Garrier Katie Gardener Pat Graves Amartiti Garnett John Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Graham Mr. & Mrs. Goodacre John Gale Dave Gollancz A. K. Graupner Ray Garnett Colin Goddard Veronica Gibson Wendy Gilmar G. W. George M. F. Gettings Ebony Grey John Hassan Mr. J. P. Harpe Rob Harries Lesley Humphries Mrs. E Huws David Hall A. D. Hayling Bob Hintel John Hosie Robert Hutchinson Mr. Hornby Ken Healy Don Henry Robert Horne Adrian Henri Mr. Harthill Erik Henriksen Suliemann al-Hadi Simon Holland Ron Harris A. J. Harrow Boris & Maggie Howarth Mabel Harpe E. Heseltine Mrs. Hudson-Davies Sarah Hallet Sidney Hoddes Lowe Hornby John Hartlett Tony Hogg Sandra Harrison Bill Harkin Podge Hornby Paul Hutchinson L. Houston Ally Harwood Tommy Howard Andrea Hutchinson Steven Hargraves Mr. Ignacio K. Jacobson Roy Jarvis R. E. Jefford Judy Jefford J. C. Jefferson Hazel Jacks Simon Johnson Ellis Jones Marloeka Jacobs Neil & Inge Johnson Charley Jackson Bernhardt Jensen Chris Johnson Nico & Josse Mose Jacobs Mr. Jenkins Joey Joel Elroy Josephs K. Johnson Bernie Jones Fidelma Jones Graham Jones Sir Trevor Jones Caspar Jones Mrs. Kearns Frank Kermode Mr. Kidds Norman Kingham Mrs. V Kay Mr. Ellwood Kendall Steven Knox Peter Kavannagh George Kirby Dean John Klyberg Mr. & Mrs. Kuypers J. Kenwright Alulu Kuyetah Jackie Kelly Allan Kennedy Richard Kirby Surya Kumari David Longmuir Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. A. Lawrence Mrs. Lennard Miss A. Lythgoe John Latham Liliane Lijn N. Lawson Robin Little Xia Lu Alan Lightfoot Joe Lund Billy Lunt Oonagh Lator Annea Lockwood Mrs. Lockley Mrs. Lyn Kathleen Lundon John Littlewood Laurence Looseleaf Jane Leighton Mervin Leeds Cathy Long Chrissie Maher Betty Martin Miss Ailsa M. Morgan Alan Mazonowicz J. B. McFarlane Tina Mercer Mrs. MacDonald June Marsh Stuart Marshall Don Maxwell Tom McKeown Alan Mossman Ed Murphy Nick Moore Jamie McCullough Mr. McCullagh Jim McRitchie Vivi Mitts Kevin Mcintyre Paul Mcintyre Dorothy Morton Brendon McCormack Terry Malone Meryl McFarland Penny & Esther McWhalters Mr. B. Martin Sean McLoughlin Chris & Sue Meade Chrissie Martin Ralph Mcintyre Eddy Martin Michael Moon Paul Morris Daniel Manyika Suhaylah Manyika Tony Morgan Fumio Matsushima Dan Mills Penny McPhillips Nicky Mogan Robin Morsack Odaline de la Martinez Doreen Neal Michael Norton Mrs. Nicholson Peter Newman Sue Norris Vic Newman Pip Nichols M. E. 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Smears Les Spain John Sung Mrs. Seagroatts Mike Seagroatts Ramon Serrano Sandra Serrano G. E. A. Seymour Mrs. Simons Alfie Smith S. H. Smith Steve & Cissie Donald Spencer Peter Stark John Steedman Barbara Stevini Timmy Sutton Mr. & Mrs. Stevenson John Szarciewicz R. Stewart Peggy Seeger Brian Shuel Belle Stuart D. C. Symonds Val Santos Monica Sjoo Fritz Spiegl K. Stevenson Stuart Sinclaire Mr. J. Tyson-Smith Robbie Stocker Mr. S Tasker Johanna Tobler Geoffrey Tucker Mick Trim Eddie Tagoe Roger Taylor Clive Tickner Steve Tickner John Tyme Mr. & Mrs. Tam Margaret Turk Dot Taylor Rogan Taylor Ronnie Taylor Paul Taylor Christine Trenary John Vollmere Ineke Vourdou Enrique Veogente Derek Wright John Williams Martin & Teresa Wainright Paul White John Wilcox Justine Williams Mrs. Williams Pamela Williams Hilary Williams Workmen from the Nelson St. demolition site M. Whitehead Colin Ward Dr. Robert Woolf Mr. Wong Violet Williams Mrs. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Wendal Mr. Wavel Betty Williams Mr. & Mrs. Williams Dave Ward Jos Weight Peta Webb Arthur Wilson J. E. Ward Paul Williams Mark Watson Kai Xu David & Deborah Young Dunc Yearwood Ellen Ziff ORGANISATIONS & BUSINESSES Adelphi Hotel - Liverpool Anglican Cathedral - Liverpool Aquatec Ltd. (artists materials) - London Acorn Press - Liverpool Action - Liverpool A & M Print - Liverpool D & T Ashley (wallpaper & paint) - Liverpool Norman Ayres (transport) - Liverpool Anchor Records - London Area Hospital Supply Dept. Armitage & Rigby Ltd. - Warrington Atlantic Records - London Acrylic Paint Co Ltd. - London Allen & Appleyard Altitude Scaffolding Amazon Studios - Merseyside Ananda Printing - Liverpool The Armadillo Tea Rooms - Liverpool The Ace Place Acmade Ltd. - Middlesex Aerial Trust Animal Magic ARCO - Ellesmere Port G. Anten D.I.Y Alliance Paper Ltd. - Leics. 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