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Contributions for the 1999 General Election Contributions for the 1999 General Election (disclaimer) Contributions to Political Parties and candidates either individually or in total valued at more than $100 Name Address Candidate/Party Amount 10278 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Loyola Sullivan $500.00 10304 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Paul Brown $150.00 10304 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Ray Andrews $150.00 10304 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF John Ottenheimer $150.00 10494 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $500.00 10494 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Beaton Tulk $250.00 10494 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF James Walsh $100.00 10567 Newfoundland Ltd. Harbour Grace, NF Claude Garland $250.00 10567 Newfoundland Ltd. Harbour Grace, NF George Sweeney $250.00 10675 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $500.00 10675 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Beaton Tulk $250.00 10675 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF Walter Noel $200.00 10675 Newfoundland Inc. St. John's, NF James Walsh $100.00 10696 Newfoundland Inc Bay Roberts, NF PC Party $1605.00 2322659 Nova Scotia Ltd. Corner Brook, NF Liberal Party $2000.00 3K/2M Ltd. St. John's, NF Sheila Osborne $250.00 3K/2M Ltd. St. John's, NF Tom Osborne $250.00 3K/2M Ltd. St. John's, NF Tom McGrath $250.00 A & A Reality Company Ltd. Bishop's Falls, NF Roger Grimes $500.00 A & E Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Mary Hodder $200.00 A & J Enterprises Ltd. Marystown, NF Dominic Lundrigan $200.00 A E Hickman Co Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $4000.00 A M D Holdings Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $1000.00 A. H. Roy & Associates Ltd. Anticonish, NS George Sweeney $300.00 A. Harvey & Co. Ltd. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $15000.00 A. Harvey & Co. Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $2000.00 A. L. Stuckless & Sons Ltd. Glenwood, NF Kevin Aylward $1000.00 A. L. Stuckless & Sons Ltd. Glenwood, NF Sandra Kelly $500.00 A-1 Transportation Ltd. Corner Brook, NF Rod Roberts $100.00 A-1 Transportation Ltd. Corner Brook, NF Edward Joyce $100.00 Abbott, James Manuels, NF Ralph Wiseman $250.00 Abbott Brothers Equipment Ltd. Corner Brook, NF Paul Dicks $500.00 Grand Falls-Windsor, Abitibi Consolidated Inc PC Party $10000.00 NF Abitibi Consolidated Inc. Montreal, PQ Liberal Party $10000.00 Academy Canada Corner Brook, NF Edward Joyce $2000.00 Acres International Ltd. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $5000.00 Acres International Ltd. Toronto, ON PC Party $500.00 ACRO Aerospace Inc. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $10000.00 ACRO Aerospace Inc. St. John's, NF PC Party $5000.00 Adams Aggregates Ltd. Gander, NF Sandra Kelly $500.00 ADI Ltd. Fredericton, NB Liberal Party $5000.00 Advantage Ltd. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $1250.00 Adventure Tours Inc. St. John's, NF Peter Soucy $250.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Rick Woodford $500.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Anna Thistle $500.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Roger Grimes $500.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Lloyd Matthews $500.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF Oliver Langdon $500.00 AE Consultants Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $200.00 AGRA Engineering Global Solutions Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $5000.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Liberal Party $10000.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Brian Tobin $1000.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Jack Byrne $250.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Oliver Langdon $250.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Walter Noel $150.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Sheila Osborne $150.00 AGRA Inc. Calgary, AB Harvey Hodder $150.00 AGRA Monenco Atlantic Inc. St. John's, NF Ed Byrne $1000.00 AGRA Monenco Atlantic Inc. St. John's, NF Paul Dicks $250.00 AGRA Monenco Atlantic Inc. St. John's, NF Roger Fitzgerald $150.00 Air-Tite Sheet Metal St. John's, NF Sheila Osborne $200.00 Air-Tite Sheet Metal St. John's, NF Tom Osborne $200.00 Akerman, Fred Clarke's Beach, NF Fred Akerman $5000.00 Akerman, Fred Clarke's Beach, NF Fred Akerman $294.00 Alcock, Jackie S. Corner Brook, NF Bob Mercer $600.00 Alcock, Jackie S. Corner Brook, NF Janice Wells $250.00 Alcock, Jackie S. Corner Brook, NF Israel Hann $175.00 Alec D. Moores 1996 Ltd. Bay Roberts, NF John Efford $250.00 Alec G. Henley & Assoc. Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $2500.00 All 4 One Fibre Products Ltd. La Scie, NF Paul Shelley $200.00 All 4 One Fibre Products Ltd. La Scie, NF Gerald Burton $200.00 Allard Distributing Labrador City, Lab Perry Canning $150.00 Allen, Ian St. John's, NF Kevin Aylward $500.00 Allen's Fisheries Benoit's Cove, NF Edward Joyce $2000.00 Althouse, Paul D. Corner Brook, NF Liberal Party $350.00 AMI Offshore Inc. St. John's, NF PC Party $2500.00 AMI Offshore Inc. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $2000.00 AMI Offshore Inc. St. John's, NF Tom Moore $100.00 AMI Pratt Ltd. St. John's, NF Walter Noel $100.00 AMI Pratt Ltd. St. John's, NF Ralph Wiseman $100.00 Amilco Enterprises Ltd. Mount Pearl, NF Julie Bettney $100.00 Amilco Enterprises Ltd. Mount Pearl, NF James Walsh $100.00 Amilco Enterprises Ltd. Mount Pearl, NF Paula Buckle $100.00 Anderson, Ivan Bellevue Beach, NF Percy Barrett $500.00 Andrews, David Bay Roberts, NF Liberal Party $1000.00 Andrews, David Bay Roberts, NF Paul Dicks $500.00 Andrews, David Bay Roberts, NF George Sweeney $300.00 Andrews, David Bay Roberts, NF Paul Cooper $164.70 Andrews, Janet H. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $277.78 Andrews, Janet H. St. John's, NF PC Party $277.78 Andrews, Lewis B. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $277.78 Andrews, Lewis B. St. John's, NF PC Party $277.78 Andrews, Lloyd St. John's, NF Liberal Party $1000.00 Andrews, Lloyd St. John's, NF John Ottenheimer $200.00 Andrews, Noel Manuels, NF Bob French $200.00 Andrews, Robert St. John's, NF Liberal Party $1250.00 Andrews, Robert St. John's, NF PC Party $244.50 Andrews, Robert St. John's, NF Paul Dicks $100.00 Andrews Port Services Ltd. St. John's, NF Ray Andrews $3000.00 Andrew's Wholesale Ltd. Bay Roberts, NF Fabian Manning $200.00 Anthony, Derrick St. John's, NF Liberal Party $170.00 Anthony, Derrick St. John's, NF PC Party $120.00 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Liberal Party $532.37 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Brian Tobin $212.96 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Liberal Party $145.00 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF PC Party $133.09 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Roger Grimes $133.09 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Paul Dicks $133.09 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Joan Marie Aylward $53.24 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Judy Foote $53.24 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Tom McGrath $26.62 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Walter Noel $26.62 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Kevin Aylward $26.62 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Beaton Tulk $26.62 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Lloyd Matthews $26.62 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Bob Mercer $13.31 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Peter Soucy $13.31 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Julie Bettney $13.31 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Perry Canning $13.31 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Anna Thistle $13.31 Anthony, Greg St. John's, NF Kelvin Parsons $13.31 Anthony Group Ltd. St. John's, NF Liberal Party $2500.00 Anthony Group Ltd. St. John's, NF PC Party $1000.00 AON-Reed Stenhouse Inc St. John's, NF Liberal Party $500.00 AON-Reed Stenhouse Inc St. John's, NF PC Party $500.00 Appalachia Distributing Ltd. Stephenville, NF Leonard Muise $150.00 Appliance Parts & Service Ltd. St. John's, NF Bill Lee $200.00 Appraisal Associates Ltd. Bay Roberts, NF Wanda Dawe $100.00 Appraisal Associates Ltd. St. John's, NF Ralph Wiseman $75.00 ARAMARK Canada Ltd. Etobicoke, ON Sandra Kelly $500.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Bob Mercer $2000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Roger Grimes $2000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Gerry Reid $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Wally Andersen $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Mary Hodder $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Edward Joyce $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Tom McGrath $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Paula Buckle $1000.00 Archean Resources Ltd. St. John's, NF Daniel Corbett $250.00 Armtec Bishop's Falls, NF Roger Grimes $500.00 Artiss, Phyllis St. John's, NF Amanda Will $100.00 Artiss, Phyllis St. John's, NF Valerie Long $50.00 Ash, Calvin Carbonear, NF George Sweeney $500.00 Ash Contracting Ltd. Carbonear, NF George Sweeney $200.00 Ashley, Gregory P. Aylmer, PQ Bob Mercer $50.00 Ashley, Gregory P. Aylmer, PQ Edward Joyce $50.00 Ashley, Gregory P. Aylmer, PQ Paul Dicks $50.00 Ashley Holdings Limited St. John's, NF Liberal Party $3450.00 Aspen Cove Enterprises Ltd. Aspen Cove, NF Beaton Tulk $3000.00 Aspen Cove Enterprises Ltd. Aspen Cove, NF Liberal Party $1000.00 Associated Engineering Consultants Ltd. Mount Pearl, NF Liberal Party $500.00 Associated Engineering Consultants Ltd.
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