By Bill Hicks
WHEN ANN DOONER’S colleagues discussed raising money for CHAS, it was decided walking boots would be donned . . . and they’d get dressed
up.
 “In the summer, 20 staff members from eight Scottish Microcom Centres, a company helping the unemployed back into work, walked around the island of Great Cumbrae,” said Ann, who is Microcom’s area manager in Paisley. “Then we sold raffle tickets, had a sponsored slim and by Halloween we’d raised £2500.
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The Microcom cheque presentation was a star-studded affair. From left, Liz Dutch, Kevin Tough, CHAS representative Michael Connick, Christine Horne, Mairi Goodwin and Ann Dooner.
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