July Letters
Dear Editor,
Gary, Carl and Leanne Davies and family would
like to thank all friends and family for their
magnificent support, messages and cards since the
passing of our beautiful, loving, caring and
thoughtful wife and mother, Nichola Davies. Nichola
was our world and meant everything to us and was
loved by so many people, especially for her
wonderful smile.
Thank you also to all who helped with the
‘celebration of her life’ on May the 22nd and to the
many, many friends and family who attended on the
day and made it a very special day. RIP my
wonderful wife.
ELY CORRIES SKITTLE TEAM
I really enjoyed Nigel’s article in the June
edition – Talkin’ about 1960s Vinyl Records. I’ve
never been knowledgeable about music myself but
do recall spending my allowance or early earnings
on singles and even an LP or two. The line that
brought back memories for me was this: “You didn’t
like every track, but you knew sooner or later
something would come up you liked.”
In this age of digital playlists and “skip”
capabilities (much easier than lifting the needle and
looking for the next groove), I sometimes forget the
value of listening to something that is not to my taste
and practising the patience, and hope, for something
I will like. Thank you, Nigel, for the memories and
the reminder.
Chris Hutchison-Hounsell
