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16th May 2002, Page 20
16th May 2002
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Page 20, 16th May 2002 — finitely one for the "rather you an me" filing cabinet.
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A team of stoutrted chaps from MAN Including marketing actor Alistair Williamson, sales director Des ,ns, northern regional sales manager Sandy ar, major customer Ian Mitchell from John chell (Grangemouth) and PR-wallah Paul 0' lby—who really should know better—are it to put their best feet forward by walking 75 miles from Skye to Inverness in aid of nsport industry charity Transaid. Laughingly ed the "Fat MAN's walk (if you think walking niles in four days is funny you're honkers— the trek starts on 17 May. Williamson erfully admits: "We're all pretty much unfit the challenge," which doesn't exactly bode I. But he adds: The little bit of pain we will go nigh pales Into insignificance compared with hardship faced by so many in the third Id. With that thought in mind I'm sure we'll ;et the aches and pains and do our little bit alp." The MAN walk is due to finish at the ilands and Islands Fire Brigade HQ in Inverness (presumably to hose down their sizzling feet). Commercial Motoreffers them a hearty "Hurrah!" and

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there is no truth whatsoever in the rumour that CM editor Brian Weatherley volunteered to join them only to back out in a cowardly manner later on. (Oh that could go with the lads... drat this gammy leg... old shrapnel wound... they also serve who stand and wait.. etc, etc—Ed).

However, word reaches us that said bounder and certain contents of his wallet are about to be parted, Just as soon as he's blown the cobwebs off...


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