Letters in brief
I was in the marines and, to quit smoking, my buddies and I purchased those new Crown7 electric cigarettes and they actually worked.
I was in the marines and, to quit smoking, my buddies and I purchased those new Crown7 electric cigarettes and they actually worked. We were all off smokes within two weeks. Best way to quit, if you ask me! Jake Donnely, (via email).
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On March 8, by mistake, we left a bag in a hospital corner bus shelter. Several hours later, we collected it from Exmouth Bus Station. The bag contained papers for a London meeting the following day. A member of the public had given it to a bus driver who, in turn, took it to Exmouth Bus Station. To these two kind and thoughtful unknown people, we say a very large and sincere thank you.
Roma and Vernon Patten, (via email).
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At our recent collection at Tesco in Salterton Road, the total collected over two days was �1,214.72 for Children's Hospice SW. Thank you to Tesco for allowing us to collect outside their store. And a huge thank you to the people of Exmouth and Budleigh Salterton for their generosity. Thank you also to all our collectors. Maybe a special mention ought to be made of the Lympstone WI who seemed to volunteer en masse to collect for us!
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Julia Kinnish, 73 Norman Crescent, Budleigh Salterton.
