THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERS
For tire Diocese of St.Ednmndsbury & Ipswich
ANNUAL REPORT 1989 News, views, reports, personalities and information
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OFFICERS OF THE GUILD 1989
President
The Lord Bishop of SLEdmundsbury and Ipswich. The RLReverend John Oennis M A
Patron
E.Ve*ty Esq.
V lca - Presidents
Bishop of Dunwtch Tho RtRavarand Eric Davenport Trevor NJ.Bailey, Patriae M.Beiloy. Leslie Bred. Ran aid W.M.OoustonJohn G irt Shirisy G irt Leslie Mills, Goorgo W.PIp* SyMe fl.EPip*. Rw.Lewrence Pizza', Maurie* J-Rose H.daudo Rush, Alan Smith.
Chairman
Rev.Lawrenco Pizzoy, The Vicarage, Acton, Sudbury.Tel.Sudbury 77207
Ringing Master
Stephen O.Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, W oodbrldgaTeLW oodbridge 3023
General Secretary
Dr.Bruce Wakefield, Wheatley, Haugh Lane, WoodbrldgoJPI2 4NlTal. Woodbridge 38S203
Treasurer
Tarry Howe. Howcroft, Skinners Green, Metflald, HarlestoaTeLFressingfleid 6170
Honorary Technical Adviser
Ian J.0.W hltear, 13 W ragg Drive, Newmarkei.Tel.Newmarket 668020
Maintenance Officer
Ralph Earey, 26 Low er Street. Sproughton, Ipswich-Tol.lpswlch 42766
Report Editor
A drian J.B!umfieid, 38a High Streot, Burwell, Cambridge,Tel.Newmarket 743220
Newsletter Edfter
Mrs A.Harrls, I Pine View Road, Ipswlch.Tel.Ipswich 42106
Henorary Librarian
Mrs H.Leeson, Aquarius, Ipswich'Road, H arksteadTel.Holbrook 326607
Public Relations Officer
George W.Pipe, 0 Lansdowne Road. lpswich.Tel.lpswieh72S847
Peal Secretary
Alan P.Mayle, 28 Nethergata Street, ClaraTel.Clare 277138
Honorary Auditor
Peter Faiers, 26 O rchard G rove. Olss, Norfolk. TehOiss 642208
Honorary Convenant Secretary
A ndrew O.Flsk, 'Blenheim', Thurston Rd, GLBarton, Bury SLEdmundiTeLPakenham 31382
Central Council Representatives
1-J.D.Whltear, S.D.Pettman, R e v.LR P l22oy, A.R.Smith
Suffolk Guild Handbell Trustees
Mrs W .Lockwood, 2 Thorpe Hill Cottages, Hintlesham.Tei.314
Mrs A.Whiting, Kim berley Hall, Moats Tye, Combs, StowmarketTel.677766
Management Committee
V ic e -P re s id e n ts , Chairm an, R in gin g M a tte, General Secretary, Treasure* Technical Adviser, Peel Soereaiy, MaintanancoOffiear, Librarian, flaoon Editor. Nawtletar Editor. CantraJ Council Rets-. Handbell Trustees. two raprosamtOvoa from each District and two r«prosemtsvm from the Recruitment 6 Training Committse and the Rastortton & Maintananca Committee
Recruitment and Training Committee
Guild Ringing Matte and two represeritlNae from each Oistnd
Restoration and Maintenance Committee
G uild Technical Actater, Maintenance Office and two representatives from each District 4
THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGEBS
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1989
INCOME £ 1989 £ 1988
Subscriptions 1898 1965 Tux rebate claim receivable 168 80 1'nul Fees 669 885
2735 2930
OTHER INCOME
Sundry sales (reports, badgers, certificates and advertising) 126 63 Interest receivable 406 532 128 191 3267 3121
LESS EXPENDITURE
Annual Report 446 641 Hinging World advertisements 309 272 Central Council affiliation fee 20 20 Adminisrtative expenses 117 144 linlld Newsletter 62 59 Inaurance premiums 182 182 Wi'eaths/donations in lieu 20 60 Donations 40 140 Officers' expenses 88 36 1284 ____ 1554
1983 1567
SURPLUS for the year
TRANSFER TO RESERVES
To Restoration Fund (Note 2) 1368 1465 To Handbells Fund (Note 6 ) 75 1443 575 2040
TRANSFER to (from) GENERAL FUND 540 (473)
General fund at the 1st January, 1989 437 910
GENERAL FUND at the 31st December,1989 £ 977 £ 437 1
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BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 1989
1989 1988 £ £ £ £
CURRENT ASSETS
Sundry Stocks (at cost) 64 98 Debtors & 516 Payments in advance 129 645 205
Cash on Deposit with:- Central Board of Finance C of E 13010 6332 Barclays Bank pic 3613 3960 Bank Current Account 5 103
17337 10698
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Sundry Creditors 641 640 Subscriptions received in advance 56 62 Grans payable within one year (note 1) 6520 7217 4360 5062
NET CURRENT ASSETS 10120 5636
LONG TERM LIABILITIES
Grants payable after one year (note 1) 6820 2700
NET ASSETS 3300 2936
RESERVES General Fund 977 437 Restoration Fund (note 2) 1264 1694 Library Fund (note 5) • 68 66 Handbell Fund (note 6) 169 13 Jubilee Fund 120 120 St. Peter's Sudbury Fund (note 7) 702 606
3300 2936
We have examined the records of the Suffolk Guild of Ringers for the year to 31st December, 1989 and the foregoing accounts which have been prepared therefrom. We confirm that the accounts are in agreement with the records and are correct to the best of our knowledge and belief.'
CHARTOTEtT'ACCOUNTS, NORWICH, DISS ETC. 6
THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERS
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31ST DECEMBER, I989
1. Grants unpaid 1989 1988
Assington 560 < Boxford 3800 3800 * Chediston - 2700 Fraralingham 2790 *■ - Grundisburgh 1350 *• - Monewden 2380 * - Metfield 3020 -*
13340 7060 Due within one year 6520 * 4360 K
Due in more than one year 6820 2700
2. RESTORATION FUND
Income
Non Resident Life Membership fees 21 83 Donations and Fund Raising from Guild Meetings and Events 503 427 Other donations and events 1051 1605 Interest Received 861 420 Tax rebate claims receivable 247 - Income from Friends of Suffolk Bells (note 3) 1799 663
4482 3198
Grants approved during the year (note 4) 9540 Grnnts withdrawn - Assington ( 560) - Chediston (2700) 6280 260
(1798) 2938) TRANSFER FROM RESERVES
From General Funds 1368 1465 South East District Fund “ 125
(430) 4528 llnttoration Fund at 1st January 1989 1694 (2834)
RESTORATION FUND AT 31ST DECEMBER 1989 1264 (1694) \
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THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERS
3.FRIENDS OF SUFFOLK BELLS INCOME 1989 1988
Sundry donations/contributions received 730 663 Sponsored slim (J. Stannard) 120 Norman Tower Open-day 53 Profit on Training - day 122 295 Covenanted donations receivable 723 Interest received 51
£1799 £663
4. GRANTS APPROVED DURING THE YEAR
Framlingham 2790 Grundisburgh 1350 Metfield 3020 Monewden 2380 Walsham le Willows “ 260
£ 9540 £260
5. LIBRARY FUND
Donations received 5 Less Purchases (additions) (3) Library Fund as at 1st January 1989 66 66
Library Fund as at 31st December, 1989 £ 68 . £ 66
6. HANDBELLS FUND
Donations received 80 44 Interest 1 Transfer from General Fund 75 575
156 "619 Handbell Fund as at 1st January 1989 13 ( 606)
Handbells Fund as at 31st December 1989 £ 169 £ 13
7.ST. PETER'S SUDBURY FUND
Donations received 15 130 Interest 81 37
96 167 St.Peter's Fund as at 1st January 1989 606 439
£ 702 £ 606 8
Convenant Secretary’s Report I have now completed my second year In mi* post and am pleased to report mat me concerted effort to encourage convenanted subscription* has resulted In slxty- three new one* being taken out mi* year. Tbls Is in addition to an exfsiting twenty- mree convenants from previous sources, and has resulted in me Guild being able to reclaim £168 of tax deemed to have been deducted at source. I would Ilka to thank those members who have made convenants, and me District Secretaries for their assistance. However It l* still apparent mat many members who could covenant have failed to do so, given mat me Guild has an adult membership of 496. The response o f members has varied, me district with the smallest membership (North-West) ha* produced thirty- two new convenants, over half me total) Therefore I urge all members where possible to convenant their subscription as the procedure* are relatively simple. I will gladly assist members with mis task and answer any queries they may have. The ‘Friend*’ have also received seven new convenanted donation* during the year, and tax amounting to £240 will be reclaimed on mis. Hence a total of £408 has been generated for me Guild mi* year through convenanted payments which would otherwise have been lost, so do please convenant your payments In future. Andrew D Fisk Membership Summary District Sen'r. Adult Junior Total Assoc. Totals Member Member Ringers Member*
NE 14 80 18 110 5 115 (13) (85) (18) (116) (5) (121) NW 11 91 10 112 112 (12) (86) (9) (107) (1) (108) SE 16 177 10 235 11 246 (20) (186) (45) (251) (12) (263) SW 15 92 27 134 12 146 (15) (101) (30) (146) (12) (158) TOTALS 89 56 440 95 591 28 819 TOTALS 83 (60) (458) (102) (620) (30) (850)
NOTES:- (1) Total membership - down 31 = -4.8% (2) Ringing membership - down 29 = -4.7% (3) Total* per District NE - 6 = - 4.7% SE - 17 = - 6.5% NW + 4 = + 3.7% SW -12 = -7.6% 9 Secretary’s Report A* I write this report I am conscious of the fact that to many of you I may be comparatively unknown, especially In the region* beyond Woodbrldge, having been a member of the Suffolk Guild for only a few year*. My ringing career, though, doe* span some 35 year* or more, firstly In Gloucestershire, then In Oxford, Liverpool and London. However since the AGM last April when you appointed me a* the Guild’s General Secretary, I have attempted to attend as marry of the District's meetings as 1 could to try to get to know you. Apologies to the NW District I promise I will visit you during 1990. Looking back over the past 9 months, I believe the most Important event to have been the launch of the 'Friends of Suffolk Bells’ appeal. The county is blessed with many fine rings of bells, but at the same time ha* many tower* that are sadly In need of restoration. We, a* ringers, all derive pleasure from ringing the bells In the county, and so must play our part In ensuring that the ringers of the future also have bells on which to practice our ancient and unique art We cannot leave It ail to the small rural communities to maintain bell* for our pleasure. The appeal needs the support of all of u* The Annual Meeting thl* year took place at Haiesworth. A good number of members converged on the church during the afternoon, along three different routes, where, following a short period of ringing, the service was held. An excellent tea was provided in the nearby church hall by the local ringers and friends, after which members returned to the church for the meeting Itself. There It was reported that Mr Edmund Vesty had accepted the invitation to become the new patron of the Guild. The decision to Increase Guild subscriptions was ratified. A new post of Convenarrting Secretary was created , and Mr Andrew Fisk agreed to take on this Important work. The Chairman and all Guild officer* with the exception of Secretary and Auditor were reelected. The new Auditor Is Mr Peter Faier*. The retiring Secretary, Mr John Girt, was created a VlcePresident in recognition of hi* many years of service to the Guild, and was presented with a gift of a glass paperweight from the members of the Guild. The Management Committee, and various subcommittee* have met regularly throughout the year, and members of these committees must be thanked for the hard work and dedication that they put Into their various tasks, much of which take* place behind the scene*. Those of us who attended the Guild Seminar at the end of September found It a most worthwhile and constructive afternoon. The discussions that took place (thl* year the topic was Recruitment and Training) were very wide-ranging, with a variety of views expressed, and valuable conclusions were reached. It Is an occasion that I can honestly recommend to other*. Also thanks to the hospitality <>i Amanda and Brian Whiting, the event proved once again to be a very enjoyable social event The Training Day too proved to be as sucessful as ever and thanks must be given to the organisers tutors, helpers and students for making It so. The St Mary le Tower, Ipswich, band once again reached the final of the National 12 bell striking competition, reminding the country that Suffolk still remains a centre of excellance for ringing. In addition, a band representing the Guild this year won me East of England 10 bell striking competlttmi . We congratulate those who took part in these events, and wish success to those who will be chosen to take part In 1990. Finally, as I com* to me end of my first year in office, I would like to thank John Girt and my fellow officers for me help and encouragement mat may have given me during me change over. I consider It a privilege to have been Invited to join such a dedicated team. I have found It a most en|oyable experience, and I hop* mat I will be able to get to meet more of you during 1990. Bruce Wakefield 10 Ringing Master’s Report 1989 w m a relatively quiet year for the Guild. The A.G.M. saw the departure of two longstanding officers, namely John Girt and Trevor Bailey. Bruce Wakefield ha* made a very good start as Guild Secretary in his quiet efficient manner and deserves all our thanks for taking on this onerous task. Not many people would have the courage to try to follow In John’s footsteps. Trevor was not re elected to the Central Council, following a period of faithful service for a* long as I can remember - at least 20 years. I should like to record my thanks to him. The Guild Outing was again held in April and as usual well supported. Towers visited were Aidgaie (8), Comhlll(12), St Andrew's, Lambeth(8), St John's, Waterloo Road(8) and Queen Anne Tower, Imperial College(10). The latter provided lots of entertainmenhfrights due to the tower sway, following a long climb. I hope everyone who attended ha* now recovered! The Guild Striking Competitions were held at Buxhall (8 bell) and Stowmarket (8 bell). There were good entries for both competitions, which produced an encouragingly high standard. Both trophies were won by St Mary Le Tower but not without a fight My congratulations to them for maintaining their high standards. The peal week did not produce as many peals as I had hoped for various reason*. However firsts were scored In peals which otherwise may not have been attempted. A seminar was held In September on teaching beginners and their recruitment and retention. This produced some exciting debate on methods to be used to teach handling. At the end of the afternoon lots of Ideas had been discussed and I think everyone benefited. It Is a shame that this now established Guild event doe* not attract more members. October saw yet another sucessful Training Day, only marred by Buxhall tenor being out of action due to a faulty clock hammer. Many Guild members had the opportunity to Improve their skills through theory and practical session*. The event ended with an Inter-district quiz won by the South- East District The quarter peal week In November was, like the peal week, a little disappointing In terms of number* rung. However It Is clear that a lot of them were specially arranged and less experienced members were helped to do something different St Mary Le Tower hosted one of the eliminating heats for the National 12 bell competition, In which they finished a very good second. Unfortunately they did not do as well In the final a* In 1988, finishing seventh. A band representing the Guild competed for the first time in the Eastern Counties 10 bell Competition held at Peterborough Cathedral. The team won and a very handsome trophy Is currently on display at St Mary Le Tower. It would be encouraging to see members from ALL district* volunteering their service* In 1990, rather than leaving It to the South East District to provide the band. Al the time of writing, there would not appear to be a* many peals rung as In previous years, but n •veriheless there are some good achievement*. Some of these are listed below: - Peal* noth: Marie Carson;100th Winston Glritng;200tti Josephine Beever,250tti Robin Allum;800tli Pat Balley,900th Trevor Balley,1000th Major, Martin Thortey. Conductor 175th Alan Mayle;200th David SalterI
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200111 Robin Allum, Josephine Beever;350th David Salter, 600th Pat Bailey 200th a* conductor for the Guild: David Salter 250th together Mary and Robin Allum 550th together Pat and Trevor Bailey FI ret pealer* Include: John Hobson. Hazel Meeldng, Brian Martin, Karen Wood*. Handbell ringing continue* to Increase, notably by the Moat* Tye / Fem Cottage band. Thl* year ha* seen peal* of 7 surprise minor and up to 12 methods minor (the most for the Guild), Cambridge, Yorkshire Major and Little Bob Royal. Many people or whole (or nearly whole) band* rang their first In a method or most methods. My apologies for any notable achievement* I have missed or are not published at the time of writing thl* report Turning now to Friends of Suffolk Bell*, a successful launch was held In July with virtually every rlngable peal of bell* being rung. A splendid effort by district officers and members. We received a great deal of publicity In the local press and on both the local television news programmes. However the appeal has floundered to a greater extent since then mainly due to poor attendances at committee meetings. I cannot believe that there are not at least two people In each district who are not concerned enough about the future of Suffolk bell* and ringing to devote some time and effort towards this appeal. Yet there are still district* with vacancies on this Important committee or representative* who, for a variety of reasons, find It difficult to attend meetings. The options are 3imple:elther we have an active and productive FOSB committee which generates ideas to raise money and coordinate* their Implementation, or subscriptions are raised to a realistic level to ensure that the Restoration Fund Is adequately resourced. There was more than mild concern at the last Management Committee about the fact that we were being asked to commit In grants more than we actually have available or Indeed are likely to have by the end of 1990. Although It Is tremendous that there I* a lot of restoration work planned In the county, again the options are simple, either bolster the Restoration Fund or we step back 15 years and reduce grants to pathetic amounts. I favour the first option. Supposing we raised subscriptions by £4.00 a year which was all transferred Into the Restoration Fund, this would generate about £2,500 at current membership levels - One average size giant nowadays. Perhaps now Is the time to forget about fund raising actlvttle* and realistically Increase our subscriptions to cover our likely needs and also possibly start to set a capital fund, which In time would reduce the need to Increase subscrltlons so frequently. Often quoted by those advocating Increase* In subscrttlons are Golf Clubs, however they are an extreme case, the example I put to you I* that of the Girl Guide, who pay* a sub. each week. Each year the Guide has to pay a minimum of £12.00, often mors, with little direct return. Any extra actfvltle* other than the weekly meeting have to be funded by the Guides participating. Perhaps we should consider £12.00 as a starting point - £1.00 a month, possibly paid by standing order. The Guild Seminar In September which will be an open forum to discus* the structure of the Guild, It* policies and actlvttle*, will I am sure address the type* of Issues such a* funding, subscriptions, etc., so If you have strong views, make sure you are there to air tham rather than moan afterwards. Returning to less contentious Issues, looking back on my seven years as master, I have been fortunate to preside over two Guild Anniversary Dinners, both of which are memorable occasion*. Peal ringing ha* flourished, particularly 12 belt peals, and 1988 saw a new record number. Restoration work ha* Increased with the Guild taking on a far more active role. Bands from Suffolk are now competing on regular basts In the National 12 bell Competition and the Eastern Counties 10 ben Competition. I cannot end thl* report without mentioning James Smith, who ha* now taken up residence In Australia. James ha* in recent year* broken Into new ground for the Guild In peal ringing and throughout remained loyal to hi* band at Rushmere and to the South East District, where he held office until December 1988. He is sadly missed for his tireless contribution to our art Our loss Is Australia's gain. 12
There are many people I would Ilka to thank for their support over the pa*t seven year* but the Report Editor will not thank me If I do It here. I would particularly like to thank the other Guild Officer*, especially John Girt for hi* unfailing padence with me, the Recruitment and Training Committee, especially Amanda Whiting for taking a lot of work off my shoulder*, and all the District officer* who have always made me feel welcome at their function*. 1 hope my successor enjoy* die same support Stephen D Pettman
The Suffolk Guild Handbells Trustees Report We are very pleased to report that very good use ha* been made of the two larger set* of handbell* throughout the year. A record £60 ha* been received In donations towards the cost of insurance and maintenance. The newly restored Taylor* set of twenty five bell*, has been In particular demand for both tune and method ringing. Several peals have been ning on them, including a Suffolk Guild peal of Yorkshire S.Ma|or just prior to Christmas. The Management Committee ha* asked the Trustee* to obtain estimates for the restoration of the Warner* and Dobsons sets of bells, both of which are in fairly poor condition. The Shaw* set of sixteen was restored some twenty years ago and are still in good order. W* hope dial good use will continue to be made of the bell* In 1990. Please contact either Trustee if you would like to borrow a set Amanda M Whiting Winnie Lockwood Librarian’ The Library continues to grow due to donations of books both old and new. There have been a large number of loan* by the library, still remaining a valuable scource of material for those needing information. For those who are not aware the library contain* many books, lists of compositions, scrap books full of cuttings, some photographs and postcards, the Guild Album, past reports of the Suffolk Guild and pre Guild reports, a full set of Ringing Worlds dating back to 1952, also a couple of handbells plus many other article*. They are available to any member of the Guild. I am giving up the post of Honorary Librarian this year and Jonathan Williamson has kindly (and bravely) offered to stand for election to this position. Helen Leeson 13 Public Relations Report ‘Public Relation*’ I* what It* name implies, our relationship & communication with the listening or Interested public. So we’re all P.R.O’s - or should be ! Thank* to those who, In 1989 have helped promote the Guilds’ work. Elsewhere you will read of progress on various restoration projects In hand. Talks have been given at Framllngham, exhibition* & open day* at Worllngworth & Metfleld (a most Imaginative weekend). The length of time taken to bring their endeavours to function Indicate* to me how Important our Involvement & FINANCIAL SUPPORT is. We really must move on from the the notion that the squire or that mythical ‘someone’ will pay for the work. The maintenance of the heritage of bell* that Is ours is now just a duty, It Is a privilege. Another sucessful open weekend was Bredfleld\Dallinghoo. The Revd. Keith Jones of St Mary Le Tower spoke on bells on Radio Orwell, & wrote in the Evening Star as hi* Christmas message. He a Iso vested Simon Rudd's mastership of the Tower within the Parish Eucharist thus, Involving two hund red people or so. I gave talks on your behalf at Newmarket, Wickham Market British Telecom (very captive audience there*) and our farm engagement for the Norwich Rotary Club, at the Invitation of the Mancroft Master, Michael Roberts. An interesting event for Ranald Clousion and I was the French Art* Council video on bells and ringing In Britain, resulting in two visits to East Bergholt We thank the locals for demonstrating their skill* to Madame Golfler and her team so well, thus enabling u* to keep our long forgotten french to a minimum ! George W.Ptpe Maintenance Officer’s Report The list below of towers featured in the tiiree committee meetings and those which have come to my attention during 1989 shows yet another busy year for maintenance in Suffolk towers. However, this list Include* several Item* of work still outstanding work which require* local support and enthusiasm perhaps cleaning down and painting the bell frame work which without this support will unfortunately remain outstanding. Thanks are due to all those who have helped in anyway during the year. Aldeburgh:Bell* & fitting* inspected by Taylors no need for repacking bearing* at present All iron work has been painted. AmptonA lot of work Is required and at present the bell* are unrlngable. Badlngliam: There are cracks In the ring-beam and the 3rd clapper staple Is loose. Barking: A damaged wheel spoke Is to be repaired. Baytam: The rope chamber floor and the treble’s broken stay have been replaced. Brandeston: Five of the clappers have been refurbished. Bredfleld: The tenor clapper broke and ha* been welded and replaced. Broome: The tower is being repolnted. Burs tall: The 3 bell* have been inspected, rope* spliced and bearing* regreased. Cavendish: Two stays have been replaced but the headstocks need repairing together with other beifry mlantenance. Clopton: The ringing chamber has been moved up a floor and this has made a considerable Improvement to the ‘go’ of the bells. Cotton: The frame needs repainting and the N.E. comer require* strengthening. Daiham: No ringing at present following quinquennial Inspection which reported rotten sole* on two wheels. Earl Stonham: The plain bearing* are packed with grease instead .of oil. Framsden: The bells are now rlngable following repairs to the louvre stonework. Fresslngfleid: The 4th is loose on the deadstock. Helmlngham: The 3rd Is loose on the headstock & the top end* of the ropes are in need of repair. Hinderclay: The frame needs painting together with other general maintenance. Hlntlesham: The bells have been inspected and work on Improving the state of the bells Is to start In 1990. 14
HoUeefeyiThe 8th toggle ha* broken, a replacement i* being made locally. I ken: The 3rd'* rotten pulley has been replaced by a secondhand unit Ipswtch SLCiem ant A report of a knocking noise ha* been investigated nothing found. Ipswich St MaryleTower The clapper shackle on the tenor ha* been replaced by Taylor* to cure a metallc knocking noise. The clapper on the sharp 2nd, which ha* had a piece cut off the end of the flight, ha* now half the piece welded back on - finally curing the knocking nol*e. LakaniiaaUi: The ringing chamber 1* to be moved to a new first floor. Marlesford: The frame I* being repainted. Monewden: A bolt securing the frame sheared, causing the bed to fall Into If* pit The bolt was replaced and the bell rehung locally. The bell* have now been lowered to the ground ready for restoration. Monks Elelgh: The bells have been rung with both the architect and the structural engineer present. Unfortunately there was movement In (he cracks at the base of the tower. The' bell* therefore remain unringable for the time being. Rendham: The gudgeon pin on the 2nd has broken hope of rehanglng locally. Rougham: The tenor head stock has a vertical crack. Stonham Aspal:Several of the bells were loose but have been tightened to the headstocks. A problem exists with tightening the bolts securing the gudgeon pins to the deadstock. Stowfangtoft There Is some frame movement and general work Is required Including an additional rope. Stratford St Mary: New tap end fitted. Tatttngstone: The treble pulley requires rebushlng and there are sign* of woodworm In the headstock. Whepstead: The tower I* being repolnted. Wltnesham: Work has almost baen completed, including fitting a wheal to the treble reinforcement of the frame and various repairs. The bell* have now been rung for a short time (repairs are still necessary to the treble headstock). The following two towers have shown Interest In restoration: Haverhill, Southwold. The following tower* have plans to augment Gnm dlsburgh from 10 to 12. Katttaburgh from 3 to 8 . Ralph N Earey
George Broom - OtJey George ('Dawdy1) learnt to ring at Clopton where his father was a call change ringer before him. A countryman through and through, he was a great raconteur, It was he who told me of the one ooceslon when Joseph Last at Burgh, who habitually placed his pocket watch on the floor for a peal, emphasised how good the ringing had been by bringing his foot hard down. The watch flew In lo a Ihoutand pieces ! Kitty Clouston - Hartast A gracious and generous Christian lady, Kitty’s Immeasurable contribution to the affair* of the Guild was her support of Ranald, out Technical Adviser for over thirty years. Herself a ringer and teacher of ringing her many gifts extended to nursing, the Church, embroidery and so much more. Frederick Barrett - Great Thurlow Some thirty years ago Fred was taught by Sam TWitchett, Clare. For many years he worked on the Vssty estate. A churchman and loyal call change ringer . Stella Magaret Four - Horrtnger A loyal & reliable member of the Horringer band for several years, she would always have a go. The raising of bells singly and her target of trebling to Bob Minor she achelved before her death. .Delia and har husband Eric helped with many Fund raising events and her death Is a great loss to lha Horringer band. 15
TECHNICAL ADVISER’S REPORT The past year ha* been a quiet one with regard to re*toratfon work, but there ha* still been a considerable amount of effort which should bear fruit In the near future. At Monewden It I* proposed to rehang the six bell* In a new frame at a lower level In the tower and at the same time install a ringing gallery. It I* planned to remove the bell* from the tower and transport them to the foundry early In the new year. Plan* to restore the eight bell* at Framlingham are progressing and It is hoped to complete the work during 1990, the 800th anniversary of the castle. At Qrundlsburgh fund raising is In progress with the aim of overhauling the existing ring of ten and augmenting them to twelve bell*. The eight bells at Cotton are only rung occasionally and are In reasonable order, but the metal frame and steel support girders, dating from 1961, are very rusty and some woodworm Is to be found In the elm headstocks. Both of these problems should be dealt wtth as a matter of urgency to prevent any further deterioration. At Bures the bell* and their fittings remain in quite good order, but the tenor clapper ha* excessive sideways roll due to a worn timber connector which need* replacing. The main problem at Brome Is the badly cracked base of the round tower and the state of it* outer casing. These belt* were last overhauled In about 1920 by ‘Days of Eye' when they were hung wtth new fittings In a new oak frame. There Is now woodworm Infestation due to bird debris being brought Into the tower via defective netting over the louvred openings. At Hlnderclay the six bells were overhauled and rehung with new fittings In a metal two tier frame in about 1935 by John Taylor & Co. Maintenance ha* been neglected since which ha* resulted In the frame becoming extremely rusty wtth no paint visible anywhere. An Inspection at Stowtangtoft, where the existing four bells hang In a six bell frame dating from 1866 , revealed the need for some maintenance work but In the longer term these bells will need to be completely overhauled. The ring of six at Hlntlesham were last overhauled 84 years ago and their present state can only be described as fair wtth the main cause for concern being the split elm headstock on the second bell. To keep these bells rtngable will require a greater attention to routine maintenance. In the longer term the bells will need to be completely overhauled. A! Barrow the five bell* remain In quite good order. Apart from the ball bearings the fittings date from 1900 and the second bell’s elm headstock Is seriously weakened by extensive woodworm attack The four bells at Ampton require urgent maintenance work before they can be rung again In full circle. The frame and fittings date from 1888 and were installed by Q.Bullock of Ixworth. The headstocks are In a poor state, the treble having a bad spilt on the north side, the third and tenor's are badly wormeaten and spilt, whilst the second bell I* very loose in the headstock. A trial ring of the bells at Monks Elelgh has been carried out with the church architect taking simultaneous measurements of the tower and crack movements. Unfortunately, whilst the bells were quite easy to ring and In relatively good going order, there were significant movements across some of the cracks near the base of the tower which will restrict any further progress In getting these bells ringing again in the near future. At Wltnesham It Is hoped that the six bells will be able to be rung for special occasions in the near future when some restoration work has been completed. The tenor headstock at Rougham has split preventing further use of this bell until the headstock Is replaced. The headstock for the fifth is also showing similar signs of distress and It Is planned to replace this headstock at the same time as the tenor’s. With regard to the Directory of Towers there has been a major review of the Information to reflect 10 the currant estimated tenor weight* and note* bated on measurement* taken during Inspection* over recent yean. This has resulted In tome case* to significant changes but I consider that the Information contained I* now a more accurate record. This mean* that there are now major differences with other published data such as that contained In the seventh edition of Dove. U.D.Whltear
Index and Directory of Towers The following table is used to show the condition of the ring;
I0 - Ball bearings, modern frame and fittings. 9 - Excellent. Plain bearings, modern frame and fittings - or ball bearings In an old frame. B - Good going order. 7 - Fair going order. 6 - Poor going order. 6 * Rlngable If cleaned up and odd fittings and ropes provided. A - Rlngabla with difficulty and a degree of risk after making odd repairs. 8 - Unrlngable mainly because of tower and/or frame arrangement and position.
Z - Unrlngable mainly because of frame and/or fittings. I - Hung d e a d
0 - Some bells unhung on the ground
Key to the Table. Dny - Oeanary
I1C - B ecclas BS * Bosmere CL - Clare HD • Hadleigh HL - Hakesworth HX - Hoxne IP - Ipswich IX - Ixworth L0 - Loes LV - Lavenham ML - Mlldenhall SM - Samford SO - Sudbury ST - Stowmarkst Th - Thingoe SX - Saxmundham WD - W oodbridge
ME - North East District S.E - South East District N.W - North W est D istrict S.W - South West District Cdn - Condition of bells. GF - Ground Floor Ring
Number of Bells in Ring
Condition 12 10 8 6 5 4 Total 10 1 3 11 30 2 47
a 2 3 S 1 IS
8 1 10 21 4 1 37
7 1 a 17 23 49
S 2 7 9 ' 2 20
5 2 3 S
4 2 1 1 4
3 2 7 7 2 18
2 7 25 9 42
1 8 2 12
0 3 1 2 S
Total 1 7 39 106 8 4 19 25S No. Town/Vi 11age Dedication Dny Dst Map No.of Wt of Tenor Cdn Key GF Ref Bells CwtQtr Lbs
1 ACTON All Saints SD SW TL892453 5 8 i 4 10 G GF 2 ALDEBURGH SS Peter 8< Paul SX NE TM463569 S 11 2 20 10 G# 3 AMPTON St Pater TH NW TL867712 4 8 1 0 4 A 4 ASHBOCKING All Saints WD SE TM169545 6 10 0 21 9 Ab GF 5 ASSINGTON St Edmund King 8< Martyr SD SW TL936388 6 10 3 0 7 G# 6 BACTON St Mary the Virgin ST NW TM053672 6 8 3 12 10 G GF 7 BADINIGHAM St John the Baptist LO SE TM305683 5 a 0 0 9 G GF 8 8ADUELL ASH St Mary IX NW TL989690 5 13 2 9 6 F# GF 9 BARDWELL SS Peter & Paul IX NW TL941737 6 U 0 0 3 G 10 BARHAM St Mary BS SE TM13B509 4 12 0 0 2 G 11 BARKING St Mary BS SE TM076536 6 11 1 7 8 G GF 12 BARNARDISTON All Saints CL SW TL7124S7 5 8 0 0 2 Ab GF 13 BARNHAM St Gregory IX NW TL872793 4 6 2 0 2 A 14 BARROW All Saints TH NW TL761647 5 12 2 0 8 G GF 15 BARSHAM Holy Trinty BC NE TM397897 5 6 2 7 3 Bb GF 16 BAYLHAM St Peter BS SE TM102515 6 10 0 0 6 G GF 17 BECCLES St Michael St All Angels BC NE TM421905 10 25 1 25 9 Db 18 BEDFIELD St Nicholas HX NE TM227663 6 9 1 0 3 G# GF 19 BENHALL St Mary SX NE TM391616 6 8 1 7 8 Ab 20 BILDESTON St Mary Magdalene HD SW TL985492 6 17 0 0 0 E 21 BLAXHALL St Peter SX NE TM357568 6 8 0 0 4 A# 22 BLYTHBURGH Holy Trinity H- NE TM450753 6 10 1 10 10 G GF 23 BOXFORD St Mary the Virgin SD SW TL962405 8 22 0 0 3 Eb 24 BRADFIELD ST GEORGE St George LV SW TL907600 5 9 2 0 2 G# GF 25 BRAY-FIELD St Andrew HL NE TM399737 5 12 0 0 7 G GF 26 BRANFORD St Mary the Virgin ip SE TM127463 6 10 3 7 9 G 27 BRAMPTON St Peter BC NE TM435815 5 7 1 0 2 Bb GF 28 BRANDESTON All Saints LO SE TM247603 6 7 2 25 10 Ab 29 BRANDON St Peter MI NW TL777862 6 7 3 5 10 A 30 BREDFIELD St Andrew WD SE TM268530 6 11 2 9 10 G 31 BROCE St Mary HT NE TM145765 5 6 2 0 3 Bb 32 BUNGAY St Mary BC NE TM338898 8 15 2 22 10 F 33 BURES St Mary the Virgin SD SW TL907340 a 20 0 0 9 E 34 BURGATE St Mary the Virgin HT NE TM0B3756 5 7 2 0 7 Ab 35 BURGH St Botolph WD SE TM223522 6 8 0 0 8 A GF 36 BURY ST.EDMUNDS St James TH NW TLS57641 10 27 2 5 10 C# 37 BURY ST.EDMUNDS St Mary TH NW TL85B639 8 27 0 0 1 D 38 BUXHALL St Mary ST NW TM003576 6 15 0 7 10 F# 39 CAMPSEA ASHE St John the Baptist LO SE TM329559 4 8 0 0 2 G# 40 CAPEL ST.MARY St Mary Virgin & Mother SM SE TM086382 5 9 3 11 1 G 41 CARLTON St Peter SX NE TM382639 4 6 1 0 2 B 42 CAVENDISH St Mary the Virgin CL SW TL805465 6 u 0 21 10 F# 43 CHARSFIELD St Peter LO SE TM254566 4 9 0 0 1 44 Ct-EDISTON St Mary HL NE TM358777 6 13 0 0 2 F# GF 45 CFEVINGTON All Saints TH NW TL789601 5 11 0 0 6 F# 46 CLARE SS Peter Sc Paul CL SW TL770454 8 28 0 0 7 D GF 47 CLOPTON St Mary the Virgin WD SE TM221525 6 12 0 0 6 G 48 COCKFIELD St Peter LV SW TL904454 6 15 0 0 i 49 CODDEMHAM St Mary the Virgin BS SE TM133542 s 16 2 2 6 F# 50 COMBS St Mary ST NW TM052569 4 18 0 0 0 Eb 51 CCPDOCK St Peter SM SE TM120416 6 9 2 0 3 G# GF
Page 17 No. Town/Village Dedication Dny Dst Map No. erf Wt of Tenor Cdn Key GF Ref Bells Cwt Qtr Lbs
52 COTTON St Andrew ST NW TM070669 8 10 2 0 8 G 53 COVEHITHE St Andrew H_ NE TM523818 5 11 0 0 7 G 54 COWLINGE St Margaret of Antioch MI NW TL718550 5 10 0 0 7 G 55 CRATFIELD St Mary HL NE TM313747 6 18 0 0 4 E 56 CRETINGHAM St Peter LO SE TM226606 5 7 2 23 7 A 57 DALHAM St Mary MI NW TL725625 5 13 2 0 5 F 58 DARSHAM All Saints SX re TM421699 4 7 2 0 3 A 59 □EBENHAM St Mary Magdalene LO SE TM174632 8 21 1 20 10 Eb 60 OEWINGTON St Mary the Virgin LO SE TM282669 6 19 0 0 9 Eb 61 DRINKSTONE All Saints LV SW TL960616 6 10 0 0 6 Ab 62 EARL SOHAM St Mary LO SE ' TM236663 6 10 1 24 8 F# 63 EARL STQNHAM St Mary the Virgin BS SE TM108588 5 9 2 18 7 G# 64 EAST BERGHQLT St Mary the Virgin SM SE TM070344 5 26 0 8 3 □ 65 EASTON All SaintB LO SE TM283587 6 12 0 0 7 G 66 EDWARDSTQNE St Mary the Virgin SD SW TL940421 6 9 3 26 10 G 67 ELMSWELL St John the Divine LV SW TLS82636 5 12 0 0 2 6S ELVEDEN SS Andrew & Patrick MI NW TL823799 a 17 2 20 9 E 69 ERISWELL St Peter MI NW TL723780 5 3 0 16 10 D 70 EUSTON St Genevieve IX NW TL9017B5 6 8 1 20 10 Ab 71 EXNING St Martin of Tours MI NW TL621655 6 14 0 5 10 F 72 EYE SS Peter & Paul HT n e TM149738 8 19 1 9 8 D 73 FALKEMHAM St Ethelbert King of EA ON SE TM293390 4 6 1 0 2 74 FELSHAM St Peter LV SW TL947570 6 15 2 0 6 F 75 FQRNHAM ALL SAINTS All Saints TH NW TL837677 5 7 0 0 7 Bb
76 FORNHAM ST MARTIN St Martin TH NW TLS52669 6 6 2 20 7 A ‘tifl'R <+! ‘i m «R Page 18 No. Town/Village Dedication Dny Dst Map No.of Wt of Tenor Cdn Kay GF Ref Bells Cwt Qtr Lbs 103 HAVERHILL St Mary the Virgin CL SW TL672455 6 12 0 0 7 F# 104 HAWKEDCN St Mary CL SW TL798530 5 8 1 12 7 Ab GF 105 HELMINGHAM St Mary LQ SE TM190576 8 19 2 14 7 D 106 HENLEY St Peter BS SE TM159513 8 8 0 3 10 Ab 107 hEPWORTH St Peter IX NW TL987749 5 7 0 0 6 A 108 HESSETT St Ethelbert King of EA LV SW TL937619 5 14 2 0 7 F GF 109 l-EVENINGHAM St Margaret PL NE TM333726 5 10 0 0 7 Ab GF 110 HIGHAM ST.MARY St Mary HD SW TM036352 6 9 0 6 9 Ab 112 HINTLESHAM St Nicholas HD SW 711087435 6 8 2 0 7 A GF 113 HITCHAM All Saints LV SW TL9B5515 6 16 2 0 2 F 114 HOLBROOK All Saints SM SE TM170361 6 8 0 0 8 A 115 HOLLESLEY All Saints WD SE TM353443 a 17 0 11 10 F 116 HOPTON BY TPETFQRD All Saints IX EMM TL994790 6 10 2 0 7 F# GF 117 HORHAM St Mary HX NE TM210724 8 7 0 0 2 Bb U S HORRINGER St Leonard of Limoges TH (MM TL826621 8 9 0 3 8 Ab GF 119 HOXINE SS Peter & Paul HX NE TM181775 5 13 0 0 2 F# 120 HUNSTON St Michael IX NW TL976680 5 7 0 0 7 A GF 121 HUNTINGFIELD St Mary HL NE TM336743 5 a 0 0 7 at GF 122 IKEN St Botolph WD SE TM413557 4 9 1 0 6 123 INGHAM St Bartholomew TH NM TL855706 5 12 0 27 3 F# 124 IPSWICH St Clement i p SE TM168442 6. 15 1 18 7 F# 125 IPSWICH St Lawrence Deacon&MartyrIP SE TM164446 5 12 0 0 6 F# 126 IPSWICH St Margaret of Scotland i p SE TM166448 8 14 2 23 8 F 127 IPSWICH St Mary at the Elms IP SE TM160445 5 9 0 0 2 A GF 128 IPSWICH St Mary at the doay IP SE TM165441 6 7 0 0 6 A* 129 IPSWICH St Mary-Le-Tower IP SE TM164447 12 34 3 16 10 C# 130 IPSWICH St Matthew IP SE TM158447 6 10 0 10 9 F# 131 IPSWICH St Nicholas IP SE TM162443 5 10 0 0 7 G# 132 IPSWICH St Peter IP SE TM163441 5 8 0 0 1 133 IXWORTH St Mary the Virgin IX NW TL932704 6 16 0 0 8 F 134 KEDINGTON SS Peter & Paul CL SW TL705470 6 ii 2 0 8 6 135 KELSALE SS Mary & Peter sx NE TM388652 a 16 2 0 a E GF 136 KERSEY St Mary HD SW TM002420 a 14 2 2 10 F GF 137 LAKENFEATH St Mary the Virgin MI NW TL714827 6 13 3 21 8 F GF 138 LAVENHPM SS Peter S< Paul LV SW TL913490 a 21 0 7 10 Db 139 LAWSHALL Ail Saints LV SW TL864542 5 11 0 0 2 G# 140 LAXFIELD All Saints HX NE TM296724 6 15 1 9 8 F 141 LEISTON St Margaret SX NE TM438625 8 20 2 3 7 E 142 LITTLE CORNARD All Saints SD SW TL902391 5 7 3 0 2 A GF 143 LITTLE GLEMHAM St Andrew SX NE TM346586 5 14 0 0 7 F# GF 144 LITTLE STONHAM St Mary the Virgin BS SE TM112602 5 10 0 0 2 Ab 145 LITTLE THJRLOW St Peter CL SW TL679512 5 12 1 0 1 F# 146 LITTLE WALDINGFIELD St Lawrence SD SW TL924451 5 11 0 0 2 F# 147 LONG MELFORD Holy Trinity SD SW TL865468 a 15 0 8 8 F 148 MARKET WESTON St Mary IX NW TL990781 5 16 2 0 2 F 149 MARLESFORD St Andrew LO SE TM323583 6 9 3 5 10 Ab 150 MENOHAM All Saints HX NE TM269829 6 12 3 0 2 F# 151 MENDLESHAM St Mary the Virgin ST NW TM106658 6 15 2 0 7 E GF 152 METTINGHAM All Saints BC NE TM363899 4 9 0 0 2 G# 153 MIDDLETON Holy Trinity SX NE TM430677 5 9 0 0 2 Ab 154 MILDEMHALL Blessed Virgin Mary MI IMM TL711746 10 16 2 23 10 Eb Page 19 No. Town/Village Dedication Dny Dst Map No.of Wt of Tenor Cdn Key GF Ref Bells CwtGtr Lbs 155 MONEWDEN St Mary LO SE TM238585 6 6 1 23 5 C GF 156 MONK SGHPM St Peter HX NE TM213651 5 12 0 0 6 G GF 157 MONKS ELEIGH St Peter LV SW TL966478 6 16 2 0 3 E 158 MOULTON St Peter MI NW TL700641 5 6 0 0 2 B GF 159 NACTGN St Martin of Tours ON SE TM217397 5 5 0 0 1 160 NAYLAND St James HD SW TL975342 6 15 0 20 10 F GF 161 NEWMARKET All Saints MI NW TL645633 8 10 0 0 5 G 162 NEWMARKET St Mary MI NW TL641635 6 21 0 14 10 E GF 163 NEWTON GREEN(SUDBURY)All Saints SD SW TL920388 5 7 0 0 1 A 164 NOUTON St Peter TH NW TL863604 6 7 0 0 2 165 OCCOLD St Michael HT NE TM155708 5 8 2 0 2 A GF 166 OFFTCN St Mary BS SE TMQ66496 8 B 1 IB 10 A GF 167 OLD NEWTON St Mary ST NW TM059625 5 8 2 0 6 G# 168 ORFORD St Bartholomew WD SE TM422500 5 15 0 0 0 169 QTLEY St Mary WD SE TM204549 6 9 3 IB 10 G GF 170 QUSDEN St Peter MI NW TL736596 5 14 1 10 2 F# GF 171 PAKEMHAM Blessed Virgin Mary IX NW TL930670 5 13 0 8 5 F 172 PAL6RAVE St Peter HT NE TM116785 a 7 3 6 7 Ab GF 173 PEASENMAU- St Michael sx NE TM355692 6 10 2 10 6 G GF 174 PETTISTREE SS Peter & Paul LO SE TM298549 6 7 3 13 10 Ab GF 175 POLSTEAD St Mary HD gw TL989381 6 9 1 22 10 A GF 176 POSLINGFORD St Mary the Virgin CL SW TL770482 5 10 0 0 a Ab £ CL 177 1 St Mary LV SW TL946503 6 12 0 0 8 G 178 RATTLESDEN St Nicholas LV SW TL97B590 6 11 0 0 8 GF 179 REDGRAVE St Mary the Virgin HT NE TM057782 6 8 3 0 8 A 180 RENDHAM St Michael SX NE TM350645 6 11 1 0 7 G GF 181 RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR St Mary HT NE TM041746 6 10 2 0 7 G GF 182 RINGSFIELD All Saints BC NE TM403B84 4 3 2 0 8 D 183 R O U G m i St Mary LV SW TL912627 6 15 2 20 10 F 184 RUMBURGH SS Michael&AA S< S.Felix BC NE TM347819 5 8 0 0 4 A GF 185 RUSHMERE ST ANDREW St Andrew IP SE TM196461 6 8 1 10 10 A 186 SAXMUNDHAM St John the Baptist SX NE TM388629 6 8 3 7 9 A 187 SHELLEY All Saints HD SW TM031385 5 9 0 0 2 G# GF 188 SHIMPLING St George SD SW TL860514 5 8 2 23 2 A GF 189 SIBTGN St Peter SX NE TM367695 5 11 0 23 2 G GF 190 SOMERTON All Saints SD SW TLB11530 4 8 0 0 2 G# 191 SOUTH ELMHAM St James BC NE TM323812 4 6 0 0 2 C 192 SOUTH ELt'JHAM St Margaret BC NE TM314839 5 a 0 0 7 G# GF 193 SOUTH ELMHAM ST CROSSSt George BC NE TM299843 5 8 2 0 7 A 194 SOUTHWOL D ON SEA St Edmund King & Martyr HL NE TM507764 8 13 0 0 8 F 195 SPROUGHTON All Saints SM SE TM125450 6 8 2 25 10 Ab 196 STANSFIELD All Saints CL SW TL7B3525 5 10 2 21 a Ab GF 197 STANSTEAD St James SD SW TLB43493 6 11 0 0 0 G GF 198 STANTON All Saints IX NW TL965735 4 10 2 0 1 G 199 STOKE ASH All Saints ST NW TM115704 5 6 2 24 7 B GF 200 STOKE BY CLARE St John the Baptist CL SW TL741434 6 13 0 0 7 Ffc GF 201 STOKE BY NAYLAND St Mary the Virgin HD SW TL986363 a 22 0 12 10 D 202 STONmi ASPAL St Mary V Si St Lambert BS SE TM133595 10 23 1 0 7 Eb 203 STOWLANGTOFT St George IX NW TL9576S3 4 9 1 0 6 G 204 STOWMARKET SS Mary & Peter ST NW DM049587 8 20 0 27 9 D 205 STRADBROKE All Saints HX NE TM232740 10 20 1 10 8 Eb Page 20 No. Tcwn/Village Dedication Dny Dst Map No.of Wt of Tenor Cdn Key U Ref Bells CwtQtr Lbs 206 STRADISHALL St Margaret CL SW TL748526 5 10 0 0 3 G u HOI STRATFORD ST MARY St Mary HD sw TM034338 6 16 0 0 9 Ftt 208 STUSTON All Saints HT PE TM134778 4 4 3 4 2 D 209 S7UTT0N St Peter SM SE TM161345 6 11 2 17 8 G 210 SUDBURY All Saints SD SW TLB71412 8 26 3 0 3 D 211 SUDBURY St Gregory SD sw TL871415 8 16 0 0 a E 212 SUDBURY St Peter SD sw TL874413 10 20 1 20 10 E 213 SWEFFLING St Mary the Virgin SX PE 711347638 6 6 1 0 8 214 TAPNINGTON St Ethelbert King &MartyrHX PE TM242674 6 10 0 4 10 Ab 1 4 215 TATT I NGSTOPE St Mary the Virgin SM SE TM136371 6 10 2 0 7 G 216 THEBERTCN St Peter SX PE TM437659 6 6 2 9 10 Bb 217 TPELPETHAM St Nicholas IX NW TM018783 5 a 0 0 3 A 218 THORNDON All Saints HT PE TM142696 6 13 0 0 2 FH 219 THORM-tAM l>ttGP» St Mary HT NE TM104714 6 9 2 0 a G i i 220 THRANDESTON St Margaret HT PE TM117765 6 9 0 0 7 Ab i i 221 THURSTON St Peter IX NW TL929652 5 11 0 0 7 G 222 TIMWQRTH St Andrew TH NW TL862698 4 13 0 0 3 223 TOSTOCX St Andrew IX NW TL961637 4 5 2 0 0 U 224 TROSTON St Mary IX NW TL900723 6 5 2 13 0 m 225 TUDDEMHAM ST MARTIN St Martin IP SE TM192485 6 6 3 0 8 Ub 226 TUDDEPJHAM ST MARY St Mary the Virgin MI PIW TL738714 5 11 0 0 2 G 227 TUNSTALL St Michael WD SE TM363552 6 7 2 22 10 Ah 228 UFFORD Assumption of the B.V.M WD SE TM298522 8 13 1 8 10 1 H 229 WALSHAM L£ WILLOWS St Mary IX PIW TM000711 6 11 2 9 10 nt 230 WANGFORD SS Peter & Paul HL PE TM466792 5 9 2 0 2 Ah 231 WATTISFIELD St Margaret IX NW TM010742 5 9 0 0 5 Ah 1 4 232 WENHASTON St Peter PC NE TM425755 6 12 0 6 10 1 H 1 i 233 WEST STOW St Mary TH NW 7L819706 6 15 0 0 3 1 1 4 234 WESTHALL St Andrew BC NE TM423804 5 11 0 0 7 14 235 WESTHORPE St Margaret ST PIW TM044692 5 8 0 0 2 Ab 236 WETHERDEN St Mary the Virgin ST NW TM008628 6 11 2 0 8 237 UETHERINGSETT All Saints ST NW TM127669 5 16 0 0 / 1 H 238 WEYBREAD St Andrew HX PE TM241801 6 9 1 0 7 All 14 239 WHEPSTEAD St Petronilla TH NW TLB33583 5 7 0 0 II 11 240 WICKHAM MARKET All Saints LO SE TM303557 6 12 3 26 10 1 H 241 WICXmM SHEITH St Andrew ST NW TM099693 6 10 2 0 / b 1 4 242 WICKHAMBROOK All Saints CL SW TL735545 5 15 0 0 n 1 H 243 WILBY Blessed Virgin Mary HX NE TM242721 8 15 0 B ii 1 244 WINGFIELD St Andrew HX PE TM230768 6 13 0 20 n 1 w 14 245 WINSTON St Andrew LO SE TM180616 5 7 0 0 7 Mb 14 246 WISSETT St Andrew PC PE TM366793 6 8 0 0 3 A 14 247 WITHERSFIELD St Mary the Virgin CL SW TL651478 5 9 0 0 *-1 248 WITNESHAM St Mary IP SE TM179509 6 11 0 0 3 (4 249 WOODBRIDGE St Mary the Virgin WD SE TM271491 8 25 0 26 7 11 250 WOOLPIT Blessed Mary LV SW TL974625 6 8 1 4 7 A 251 WGRLINGHAM All Saints BC NE TM455899 5 10 0 0 J l.ltt 1 4 252 WORLINGTON All Saints MI PIW TL691739 5 8 0 0 •n 253 WORLINGWORTH St Mary HX PE TM233686 a 12 0 9 7 liW 1 4 254 WRENTHAM St Nicholas PC NE TM489830 6 10 2 0 II 1 iff (4 255 YAXLEY St Mary the Virgin HT NE TM121739 6 10 2 0 II lilt 14 256 YOXFORD St Peter SX PE TM394689 6 11 0 0 U Uff 14- Page 2 I 22 North-East District List of Officers. Chairman: Trevor Hugh**, Tha Brickwork*, Aldeburgh (452982) Ringing Matter Barry Pickup, 1 Brick Kiln Avenue, Beccle* (715616) Secretary & Treasurer Ann M Lea, 2 Marsh Lane, Qllllngham, Beccles (715778) Maintenance Officer Michael Rolph, Caroline Cottage, Slzewell, (Leiston 832263) Asst Maintenance Officer Richard Raplor, 119 Saxmundham Rd, Aldeburgh (453855) Newsletter Corresp: Sarah Plummer, 25 Park Drive, Worilngham, Beccies (715472) Representatives on Guild Committees: Management Ann M Lea, address at above Recruitment & Training: Ann-M Lea, address a* above Restoration & Maintenance: Richard Raplor, address a* above Friends of Suffolk Bells: Vacant Deanery Representatives: Beccles: Barry Pickup, 1 Brick Kltn Av, Beccle* (715616) Haiesworth: Jack Thurlow, Gable End, Chedltton, Haiesworth (2274) Harttsmere: Vacant Hoxne: Robin Allum, 28 Mill Road, Laxfleld, Woodbrldge, Ubbeston (790) Saxmundham: A Harry Archer, 56 Saxon St,Saxmundham (2655) North-East District Report on 1989. Although attendance at the quarterly meetings has averaged thirty during 1989, there has been a number of new members elected. Seven Junior and twelve ringing member*. As well a* ringing continuing at the more established towers in the district It has been encouraging to note a new band has been formed at Stradbroke by Robin Allum, and that eight of the new member* elected are members of the Stradbroke team. Unfortunately, the district striking competition was cancelled due to lack of support, this situation hope fully will be rectified in 1990, as a more central venue has been chosen at Blythburgh. District practice* have been held between the quarterly meetings, and have attracted welcome visitors from other districts, some have been very well attended whilst others, although short on numbers have benefited those who attended. The new officers elected during 1989 are looking forward to 1990 and hope to continue to encourage all ringers In the district Ruth Bedford Tower Correspondents: Aldeburgh:Mlss R Bedford, 49 Franklin Rd, Aldeburgh (453330) BedfleldrCanon W Donnan, The Rectory, Wortlngworth (244) 23 BeccietJ B Pickup, 1 Brick Kiln Av, Beccles (715816) BenhalltR P Paler*, Brooksfleld, Aldecar La, Benhall Green Saxmundham (802278) Blythburgh:R J Watt*, 2 Cherry Tree Cott*, Holton, Halesworth (3603) Bramfield:C Ainger, Back Lane, Bramfleld, Halesworth BromeiA Ratf, 19 Upper Street Oakley. (DIs* 740824) BungayM E Walland, 19 Queensway, Earsham, Bungay (4633) Burgate:R Crowe, 39 Thoma* Manning Rd, DIs* (644462) Covehlthe:Maj T Gooch, The Cedar*, Covehlthe. (Wrentham 266) St Cro** Sth Elmham: P Boumer, The Rectory, Rlxton, Harte*ton (Bungay 5530) St Margaret Sth.Eimham: P Boumer, The Rectory, Rlxton, Harietton (Bungay 5630) Eye:Rev R H Smith, The Vicarage, 14 Cattle StEye (870277) Fre**ingfleld:Rev R S Smith, The Vicarage, Metfleld, Haletton (Fresslngfleld 488) Great GlemhamrS D Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge (3023) Haiesworth:Mr* A Alderton, 48 Quay St Hale*worth (2343) HeveninghamrRev L M Hlpldn*, The Vicarage, Church Rd, Cratfleld (Ubbeston 564) HuntlngfieldtRev L M Hlpkln*, The Vicarage, Church Rd, Cratfleld (Ubbeston 564) Kei*ale:G Bowie*, Willow Tye, Snape Watering, Snape (8192) LaxfleldrRev Dr R A Marchant New Vicarage, Noye* Lane, Laxfleld (Ubbeston 218) Lei*ton:M Rolph, Carolln Cottage, Slzewell.(Leiston 832363) Little Glemham:Rev D A Wright The Rectory, Stratford St Andrew Monk SohamrCanon W Donnan, The Rectory, Worllngworth (244) OakleyA Ratt 19 Upper Street Oakley (Dl»* 740284) Paigrave:R Crowe, 39 Thoma* Manning Rd, Dl»* (844462) Pea*enhail:Rev L J Thickett, The Vicarage, Peasenhall (256) Redgrave:A G Driver, Moneypot Lane Farm, Fen St Redgrave, Dl*« (898349) RendhanrDr j Te*h, Bridge Farm, Sweflllng.(Rendham 518) Rlcklnghall:Rev R Bllllng*hur*t The Rectory, Bote*dale.(Dis* 898349) Rlng*f!eld:Mr* P Feam, Old Police House, Rlngsfleld Comer, Beccle* (713648) RumburghiA P Spall, Mill Bungalow, Wlssett Rd, Rumburgh.(Un*tead 276) Saxmundham :A H Archer, 56 Saxon St Saxmundham (802655) SouthwoldrMrs J Johnson, Red House, Ritsemeer Lane EastReydon, Southwold (723781) Stradbroke:Rev D Streeter, The Rectory, Doctors Lane , Stradbroke(363) SweffllngtMr* J Powter, Church Farm, Sweffllng.(Rendham 564) Tannington:Canon W Donnan, The Rectory, Wortingworth (244) ThebertoniDr B Powell, The Willow*, Theberton.(Lel*ton 830588) Thomham MagnatH W Cattermole, 225 Melll* Rd, Thomham Parva, Eye.(Melli* 756) ThrandestonA, Ratt 19 Upper Street OaWey.(Dls* 740284) We*thall:Rev C Atkinson, The Rectory, Moll* Lane, Brampton (859) Weybread.N Howard, The Headlands, The Street Weybread. (Fre**ingfleld 378) WllbyiJ M Thorley, Spring Hall, Cake St Laxfleld.(Ubbe*ton 432) Wlngfleld:Mi*s B Syrett, Wingfield Hall, Wlngfleld.(Stradbroke 288) Wortingworth:Canon W Donnan, The Rectory, Worllngworth (244) 24 WenhattonrMr* V Jackson, Glertholme, Blackheath, Wenhaston.(Blythburgh 266) WrenthamtRev C J H Parson*, The Rectory, Church Comar, Wrentham (208) Yaxley:Rev R H Smith, Tho Vicarage, 14 Castle St, Eye (870277) ALDE8URGH (SU.Mn.10.00) Watts R J -4 RENDHAM Ash N . . BRAMF1ELD Hacker P. Bedford Miss R.V. - 1 0 Bedford Mrs C.S. - - Unes G. Tesh J. - Bedford J A - Mullett C. Tesh Dr.J.M. Bedford S J. - 142 Bedford P.S. - 220 Robertson A J. - Tesh Mrs S. - - - Bedford V.S. 1 2 1 BRAMPTON Hughes T.D. 1 0 SAXMUNDHAM (Su.Mn. 10.30- 218 Ev.18.00) Hughes Mrs H. - - Young S E G 9 Hughes D.T. - - Archer A.H. 8 327 Last Mrs R.K. - 16 CHEDISTON .. Archer Mrs B.(AM.) Osblston Mrs L - Thurtow J. - 23 Raptor R.T.L 1 0 61 Baldry Mrs J.R. 5 250 Tarry Miss M - - EYE Baldry M A 6 370 BECCLES (Su.Mn.9.45) Smith J. - 8 Bowles G. 1 9 Bailey Miss J - § HALESWORTH (Su.Mn.1Q.G0) Cornish T. Bailey Mrs P.M. 39 630 Alderton 0. - Hacker Mrs C. 2 23 Bailey T.NJ. 39 568 Alderton Mrs A. Hacker Miss M. 2 23 Bennett J. 6 Bloomfield Mrs M. Hacker Miss S. - Bickers R.W. 28 Bum D - Hacker Miss Z Bickers Mrs R.(A.M.) - Crooks D. - La Grove J. 1 4 Brock EA - Dickens Miss R. Le Grove E 1 3 Day SJ. 2 Mann B - Nichols D. Eaton Mrs M. 3 Woodton M.R. Noy D. 2 126 Gale Mrs H. - KESSINGLANO(U!i attached Tower) Platt Rev A(AM .) Harold D.P.J. 46 Parker M. 8 84 Woollard L. Harold Mrs D. - Parker Mrs M. SOUTHWOLD (SlLMn.10.eO- Harold P.S. 2 7 Ev.18.00) Uttlng M. Lea Mrs A. 7 8 Glanvllle Miss C. LAXF1ELD Pickup Mrs C.P. - 26 Glanvflle R. Allum R.D. 29 230 Pickup J.B. 3 323 Ganvfda Miss S. - Allum Mrs M. 31 244 Plummer C.R. - 7 Johnson G - LEISTON BENHALL(Su.Mn 10.30:Ev(3rd Johnson J. - Sun.) Llewellyn Mrs P. fTo > Ire H D Munns Mrs D - Peters R.P. - 259 rBsKoil n Payne R.S. - 22 BLYTHBURGH (SU.Mn 10.30( Rolph M. S 31 2nd - 401)) METF1ELD Plummer Mrs S. - 3 Pope D. - Collett R. Howe T.O. Price D. - Masien R. - OAKLEY Price Mrs H. Roberts H. Cook M. Sage M. Roberts Mrs S. Cook P. - 22 Sage A. Taylor Mrs N. REDGRAVE Walter Mrs A. Driver A.G. - 5 25 STRADBROKE THEBERTON (Su.tst 09,3®; 2 WSLBY nd-4til 09.45) Allan Mi$* J Thorley J.M. 43 799 Dewey Ml** P. 1 3 Cooper Mr* M . WRENTHAM Powell Dr.B.W. * * Qarford Ml** J . Walker Mr* P Rowe Mr* 1 1 3 Qarford Ml** K .. UNATTACHED WENHASTON (Su.Mn.08.30 a Grunbaum Mr* A - It Su.) Pye E. 205 Mill* G - Alnger C.W. - - Sutton F Mill* Mis* J - Barrett P. - - Sutton Mr* H Stokes Ml** P - Jackson Mrs V. - - Took K. Wttittay Ml** 0 Johngellne Mrs J - - FOR QUALITY AND READABILITY PETER MINCHIN Church Bellrope Maker Established 1971 Rhea House, Bishops Frome, Worchester, WR6 5 BQ Tel: Munderfield (0 8 8 5 ) 4 9 0 6 7 3 New Ropes, Garter-hole Sleeves, Bell-clapper Muffles and the specialist in machine Splicing and Repairs Price List on Application 26 SOUTH-EAST DISTRICT District Officers Chairman: John Girt, 22 Madway Rd. Ipswich (724858) Ringing Master. Simon L Girt, 50 Henstead Gardens, Ipswich (718224) SecretaryTreasurer Gill Waierson, Lavender Cottage, Pound Lane, Daillnghoo, Woodbrldge. (Charsfleld 283) Maintenance Officer David Lugg, The Post Office, Sproughton.(lps 41248) Asst Maintenance Officer lain Mitchell, 5 Parkway, Wickham MkL(746698) Newsletter Correspondent Philippa Rlxon, Ivy Bam, Hare & Hounds Comer, Hemingstone. (Wltnesham 738) Representatives on Guild Committees: Guild Management Michael Whitby, 2 Market Hill Cottages, Clopton,(Grundlsburgh 686) Simon Rudd, 1 Fern Cottages, East End, EastBerghott(Colchester 395589) Recruitment & Training: Amanda Whiting, Kimberley Hall, Moats Tye,Combs, Stowmarket (677766) Simon L Girt address as above Restoration & Maintenance: David Lugg, (address above) lain Mitchell: address asabove Friends of Suffolk Bells: Shirley Girt, 22 Medway Rd, lpsw!ch(724858) Deanery Representatives: Bosmere: David Barnard, 36 Steggail Close, Needham Market (720041) Ipswich: Yvonne Cole, 49 Kitchener Road, Ipswich (49491) Loes (2): Mary Gamer, Thong Hall, Thong Hall Rd, Wickham Market (746097) Ray Lewis, Lynn Hse, 93 High St,Wickham Market (746681) Samford: Jonathan Williamson, 37 Baronsdaie Close, Ipswich (47008) Woodbridge: Audrey Barker, Mount Pleasant Clopton.(Grundlsburgh 213) South East District Report on 1989. The South East has enjoyed another varied and successful year with progress made across the district Our district practices and meetings held on the first Saturday of each month have been well attended and it’s been particularly pleasing to see several new faces joining the band of 'regulars' - we hope to welcome more of you in 1990. The district striking competition held at Earl Soham In May was one of the high spots of the year with a record seventeen teams taking part A minor miracle of timing and planning by the ringing- master resulted In everybody ringing their set piece In time for the church service, with St Mary- le-Tower beating Grundisburgh ‘A’ Into second place and taking the trophy once again. If any extra teams enter this year we may have to make it an all day event'! In March a merry band of South Eastern members travelled westwards to Cambridgeshire, picking up one or two South-Western oddments on the way, for our annual district outing. The sun shone down on us and it was impossible for anybody not to enjoy the day with its 27 assorted bells and lovely villages. This year’s outing Is to Hertfordshire and we look forward to another day of ringing. The launch of the ‘Friend’s of Suffolk Bells' In July saw the bells rung at every rtngable tower In the SouthEast with roving bands of Itinerant ringers reaching the parts other bands couldn’t reach. If you havnl had the pleasure of ringing at St Stephen’s In Ipswich then I can thoroughly recommend It for your next outing: Otley and Sproughton bells were televised with a high standard of ringing at both. The district maintenance team of David Lugg, lain Mitchell and others have put In a lot of hard work over the year. Both Wttnesham and Framsden have been made rtngable again after many years of silence and we look forward to the rehanglng of Framllngham and Monewden bells and the augmentation to twelve of Grundlsburgh. Two new faces have joined us on the district committee for 1990. We welcome Yvonne Cole who replaces Shirley Girt as Ipswich deanery rep. and Philippa Rixon who bravely volunteered to take over as newsletter correspondent for Dennis Bugg. A thought to leave you with:- for the future of the district we must continue to put our time and efforts Into recruitment and retention of new ringers. I believe there Is no single, magic factor that enables us to do this but that It rests with each and every one of us to help In small ways by the welcome and encouragement we give in our home towers. My thanks to all of you who have supported the district In 1989. Gill Waterson (S.E.Secretary.) Tower Correspondents: A$hbocking:Mrs E Christian, 51 Church La, Ashbock!ng.(Helmlngham 767) Badlnghamui M Bostock-Smith, Broads Meadow, Badingham (352) Bark!ng:D R Barnard, 36 Steggall Cl,Needham Market (720041) 3aytham:Mr J Wilson, Tutton House, Bayfham, Ipswich (831491) Bramford:R Whittell, 122 Dales Road, Ipswich (41763) Brandeston:Mrs P Booth, The Timbers, Church La, Kettieburgh (Framllngham 723502) Bredfleld:Mrs A Pilgrim, Utile Orchard, Woodbrldge Road, Bredfteld.(Woodbrldge 2773) BurgtrS D Petiman, 42 Mill View Cl, Woodbrldge (3023) Coddenham:A R Smith, Cuclestane, School La, Coddenham (296) Clopton:Mr$ A Barker, Mount Pleasant Green, Clopton(Grundlsburgh 213) CopdocIcRev.R Lapwood, The Vicarage, Capel Road.Bentiey(Great Wenham 311495) Cretlngham:N Cobley, Home Farm, Cretingham (Charsfleld 317) Debenham:C Blgnell, 17 High St Debenham (880101) Dennlngton:B Turner, 1 Blythe Villas, Dennlngton.(Badlngham 384) Earl SohaneMrs P Cotton, The Post Office, Earl Soham (240) Earl StonharmD Mltson, White House, Earl Stonham.fStowmarket 711871) Easton:C Meynell, The Agents House, Easton.(W!ckham MkL746348) FramlinghanrA Morgan, Shaws Bam, Badingham Rd, Framllngham (723154) Framsden:Rev.K J Spokes, The Rectory, The Street Framsden(Helmingham 858) Grundisburgh:Mrs S R E Pipe, Easta, Meeting lane, Grundisburgh (574) Harkstead'.Mrs J Looser, Maristow, Holbrook Rd, Harkstead. (Holbrook 328649) Hasketon: Mrs Freeth, Chilton Ross, Hasketon.(Grundlsburgh 458) Helmlngham:Rev.K J Spokes, The Rectory, The Street Framsden,(Helmlngham 858) Henley.S Christian, 51 Church Lane, Ashbock!ng.(Helmingham 767) HolbroolcS Durrant 33 Royal Hospital Sch., Holbrook (Ipswich 328601) HollesleyMrs M McBumle, Mill Hse, Shottlsham (411517) 28 IkenrMr* Clark, The Anchorage, lken.(Snape 263) Ipswich StClementS D Peitman, 42 Ml!) View Cl, Woodbridge (3023) Ipswich (StLawrence):S D Pettman, 42 Mill View Cl, Woodbrtdge (3023) Ipswich StMargaretMrs S K Munninge, 216 Ashcroft Rd, Ipswich (43696) Ipswich (StMary at Quay:S D Pettman, 42 Mill View Cl, Woodbridge (3023) Ipswich StMary-Le-Tower.C.P.Davies, 87 Westerfleld Road, Ipswich IP2 2XP (213620) Ipswich StMaiihewRev D S Meilde, St.Matthew* Ch, Portman Rd, Ipswich (61630) Ipswich (StNlcholas):S D Pettman, 42 Mill View Cl, Woodbridge (3023) MarlesfordcMrs G Fear, Elmwood, Campsea Ashe.(Wlcldiam MW.747177) Monewden:Mrs K Martin, Firs Farm, Monewden.(Charsfieid 286) OfflonrMrs A Whlttng, Kimberley Hall, Moats Tye, Combs,Stowmarket (877766) OtteyJ WlgWman, Shrubbery Farm, Otley (Heimingham 258) PetHstreerMrs M Gamer, Thong Hall, Thong Hall Road, Wickham Market (746097) Rushmere SlAndrew: Mrs H Talbot, 73 The Street, Rushmere St Andrew (Ipswich 715603) SproughiomR Earey, 26 Lower St, Sproughton.(lpswfch 42766) Stonham Aspal:Mrs E Tydeman, Broughton Hall, Stonham Aspal(Stowmarket 711277) StuttonA Lowland, Nelson Hse, Royal Hosp.School, Holbrook.(lpswich 327193) TatHngs»on#:K A Sherwin, Lodge Cottage, Tatung*tone.(Holbrook 328118) Tuddenham St Martin: R G Crooks, 273 Felixstowe Rd, Ipswich (721076) TunstalfcJ W E Fabb, The Forge, Tunstall.(Snape 342) Ufford:C Pegrum, The Old Rectory, Tunstall (Snape 534) Wickham MarketMrs B Clartdge, 42 Dallinghoo Rd, Wickham MkL(747008) Wlnston:Mrs J Button, 9 Fenn St, Wlnston.(Debenham 860535) WoodbrtdgerR Rice, 8 Upper Moorfleld Rd, Woodbrldge.(4830) ASHBOCKING(Su.Mn 2nd- Groom M J - - Whlttell R 106 4tti 9.06am) Groom P J - - BRANDESTON Beecroft B Hewitt Mrs V A - - Booth Mrs P C - 12 Christian Mrs E J 3 Lester Mrs J - 4 BREDFIELD(Su.Mn 1st- BAOINGHAM(Su.Mn 1st- 3rd 09.15; 2nd-4th 08.45) 3rd 10.30am) Odam K - 8 Hailiday J M Bostock-Smlth J M Odam Mrs M - 12 P.C.C.(AM.) Bostock-Smith Miss C - Sands P - - Pilgrim Mrs A 1 2 Bostock-Smlth Miss R - Wright Miss F * Pilgrim d Whiting P BRAMFORD(Su.Mn 09.00) Pilgrim M 1 26 BARKING(Su.Mn 1st- Blomfleld D - 7 Spreadbury C 1 2 3rd 10.30; 2nd-4th 14.30) Christian Mrs H - 12 Woods A Barnard D R - 4 Godfrey Mrs R - - CRETINGHAM Barnard Miss C A Harris Mrs A - - Brown M J M Broadley Mrs D Harris Miss N - 3 Brown Mrs R Day P - - Harris S - 1 Round-Turner C Durrani Miss C - Lukins Miss C A - 17 Durrant Mrs P Robin Mrs P - - 29 DEBENHAM(Su.Mn - 08.46) Bye 0 1 8 StenWord F - - Blgnell C 1 1 Oavt* Rev hi (AM) - , - Taylor Mr* B - - Blgnell Ml** G - Doggett D - 1 IPSWICH ST, MARGARET(Su. Mn - 10.30) Button Mr* J - Goodshlp Mis* M - 1 Benson G - - Connolly Ml** T - 2 Medley C R - - Blomfield E - 16 Jack Ml** R Ogden P M 1 54 Bonney J - 2 James Ml** R - Pettman S D 8 828 Girt J L 1$ 233 Jayne* S - - Pipe Mr* S R E - 340 Girt Mrs S 1 2 Marshall R Warren A 1 2 Girt S L 8 60 Routt ey Miss N Waierson B - 1 Mannings A J - 30 Ruffles A Waterson Mr* G - 1 Munnlng* Mr* L - - Scase Mr* A (AM) Waierson Mis* M 4 12 Munnlng* R J - 18 Scase Mr* J E - 38 HARKSTEAD(Su.Mn - 08.45) Mannings Mr* S K - 2 Scase M G 1 Malster J F - 2 IPSWICH ST.MARY-LE- Scase R J 5 Leeson Mr* H - 9 TOWER (Su.Mn 09.00) Slack J Looser Mr* J - 1 Abson J F (AM) - - DENNINGTON(Su.Mn 2nd- Powell Mr* O J - - Artoon S W - 39 4th 10.30) HENLEY(Su.Mn -1*L09.16; Clarke Mr* A (AM) - Stannard R - 3d.09.46; 2ad-4ih Ev.18.00) Clarke w H (AM) - - EARL STCMHAM<3u.Mn 2nd Christian S - 16 10.30) Clarke K (AM) - - Curl S F - 28 EASTON(Su.Mn - 08.46) Claxton O P 10 75 Ellis Ml** N - - EAST BERGHOLT(Su.Mn 09.3 Cole Mis* Y 3 8 0; Ev.18.00 (Summer)) Rbron Mrs P -• - Davies C P - 1 Bacon G A 21 Rlxon R - - Davies Mrs J E - - Thornton Mr* M Saundars Ms* D - - Davies Miss P 1 1 FELIXSTOWE Saunders S - . - Holfl* B (AM) - 2 Rush H C - Smith A R - 7 Jilting* H G - 36 FRAML1NGHAM HOLBROOK(Su.Mn 09.00) m Jones Rev K (AM) - - Grtndrod Miss C - Durrant S Knight* A 30 499 Hawes S Gttstmm Mrs R - - Pipe Mrs D 6 154 Howard R - Gora J - - Pipe G W 18 591 Moore S - Legg R - - Rudd S 47 335 Morgan A Loveland A - - Whitby M G 3 225 Southcott D - Steggle* R - - Wilson R C - - Stanbrook Mr* M - HOLLESLEY _ _ IPSWICH ST MATTHEW FRAMSDEN Allen C Sharpie* Mis* H ~ ■ Brett L G - 1127 Berryman Ml** J - - MARLESFORD Stratton Mr* V - - Berryman Miss M - - Carter L - - GRUND!SBURGH(Su.Mn - Green P - - Fear Mrs G 2 4 10.30) Holland Ml** Z - - Garrard Mr* C - - Burton Mr* D - McBumle A - - Garrard Mis* C - - Bye Mrs N 2 McBumle Mr* M - - Rogers A - - Rogers Mr* K * RUSHMERE ST ANDREW(Su. Howe Mr* R 99.00 & 15.30 (Winter), 18.09(Summer) Howe S MONEWDEN Anderson Ml** J - 2 Imrte I Heath Ml** E - - Burgess B - - Jennings J Martin Ml** A - - Burge** Miss J - 9 Lewi* R 3 Martin B T 1 Haynes Ml** C 1 4 Lewi* Ml** Rachel Martin Mr* K - - Haynes G 1 3 Lewi* Ml** Rebecca Martin N - - Sager J C 1 12 Norrt* P Needham J - - Sager Mrs L 9 Rothweil P 2 OFFTON(Su.1*t 18. .00; 3rd 1 Smith J A 27 238 Steward E A J 0.30; 4th 09.00) Talbot Mrs H 1 3 Wonderfe Ml** P Locketl E B - 2 SPROUGHTON(Su.10.30) WOODBRIDGE(Su.09.30) Perry Mrs S - - Bugg D - 3 Clarke Mr* M Schofield Mr* E L - 4 Earey R 8 81 Dufton $ Steward Mrs J - - Hunt Ml** C - 1 Henney Mrs J Steward Miss L - - Loveland Mrs D - 1 Henney P Whiting Mrs A M 43 197 Sheppard Mrs M - - Merrett Mr* A Whiting B E 23 132 Symington I C 2 8 Mo** Mrs P Wood* Mis* K 3 3 Symington Mrs R 1 Rice R J OTLEY(Su.Mn - 6 1*1 ft 3rd 10.30) P.C.C (AM) - - Steventon Mist H Barker Mrs A - 1 STONHAM ASPALfSu.Mn.1st Wakefield Miss A - 09.30) Barker C J - - Wakefield 8 3 Page Mrs M - 228 Park l 0 C - - Wakefield Mrs G Stannard W - - Taylor Mr* M - - Wakefield P Tydeman Mrs E A - - Wlghtman H J - 2 Wood* Mr* J TATTINGSTONE PEmSTREE(Su.1*t 17.55; UNATTACHED 2nd,3rd, 4th ft 5th 08.55) Elsmore S - - Blythe J W Franklin A 1 1 Livermore Mrs P - - Blythe Mr* M Franklin J - - Sherwln K A - - Hohl K Gamer C - - Thurlow N - - Hohl Mr* J Gamer Mr* M 3 7 TUDDENHAM ST MARTIN Jennings Ml** C (Su.4th 10.45) Hailett D 1 4 Lugg D 3 Leach G ~ * Hallett J - 1 Mitchell I 12 TUNSTALL Hallett Mrs M - - Pegg Mr* D Rogers D - - Hallett Mis* M - - Pegg R G R UFFORD Mason Mrs J - - Saker Mr* M Pegrum C - - Mason Miss S - - Williamson J Pegrum Ml** C Mason Miss V - - - - Pegrum Mrs J - - Stanford D 1 1 WICKHAM MARKET(Su.10.00) Stanford Mrs S. - - Cady Miss J 1 2 Upton C 2 3 Clarldge Mr* B A - - Whitfield Miss R - - 81 NORTH - WEST DISTRICT District Officers Chairman: Adrian Blumfleld, 38a High St Burnell, Cambs.(Newmarket 743228) Ringing Master. Joan Garrett 2 Rectory Grove, Whepstead.(Horrlnger 654) Secretary & Treasurer Paul Stannard, 9 Bury Rd. Barrow.(Bury 810866) Maintenance Officer David Webb, 3 Freelands, Mendlesham (Stowmarket 767848) Newsletter Corresp: Deborah Blumfleld, 39a High St Burnell, Cambs. Representatives on Guild Committees: Management David Webb, 3 Freelands, Mendlesham, Stowmarket(787848) Canon J.Rutherford, Jalla Halil, Church La, Hlnderclay.DIss Recruitment & Training: Mary Mitchell, 11 Manners Rd. Fomham SLMartJn, Bury SLEdmunds.(81268) Restoration & Maintenance: Gordon Slack, 24 Shakespeare St, Stowmarket(673584) Friends of Suffolk Bells: Andrew Fisk, Blenheim, Thurston Rd, GIBarton, Bury stEdmunds.(Pakenham 31382) Deanery Representatives: ixworttrAG.Morrts, Emoh, Cavendish Close, Church Rd, Thurston.(Pakenham 31140) Mlldenhall: Canon G.Smlth, stM arys Rectory, Fordham Rd, Newmarket(662448) Stowmarket Josephine Beever, Brook House, 45 Ipswich Road,Stowmarket(612758) Thlngoe: Mary Mitchell, 11 Manners Road, Fomham St Martin, Bury StEdmunds (761266) North West District Report 1989 The North West District has had another good year with all ringing and social events being well supported. Special methods were chosen for the meetings and all were rung. Eight teams entered the District striking competition which was won by Stowmarket The District outing went to Bedfordshire and the Joint outing to Leicestershire. A treasure hunt and bar-b-que were also enjoyed. The N.W had an open towers day as pari of the launch of Friends of Suffolk Bells'. This attracted several ringers from other parts of the country. In December the District had a Christmas dinner at Beyton White Horse. Fourteen new members were elected during the year. We look forward to seeing them at future meetings ! Sadly Stella Foan at Horrfnger died during the year, her determination was an example to all. On a happier note the bells In the district were rung to celebrate personal milestones: Winston & Sue Girting their Sliver Wedding; Winifred and Henry Mngs, Beatrice and Harry Fuller their respective Golden Weddings and Charlie Stannard his 80th birthday. All have given valued service to the life of the district for many years. 32 Tower Correspondents: Ampton:Canon R.Norbum, Ingham Rectory, Bury SLEds.(Culford 430) BactorcDr.P.Franks, Taylor* Green, Bacton.(Metidle*ham 78777) Badweil AstvA-D.Flsk, Blenheim, Thuraton Rd.,GtBarton, Bury StEdmund*(Tel: Pakenham 31382) BarrowC.R.Nurm, 37 Bury Road, Barrow, Bury StEdmund*.(810317) BrandontE.Curson, 1 Nuntgale, Thetford.(3300) Bury SLEdmunds(Norman Tower):P.Stannard, 9 Bury Road, Barrow, Bury stEdmund*.(810866) BuxhaltCanon C.Kendail, Buxhall Rectory, Buxhall, Stowmarket(RatHe*den 236) ChevingtorcD.Tayler, Chapel Cottage, The Green, Hargrave (Bury 850537) Cotton:Mr* E.HolUngsworth, 27 Northgate St, Bury SLEdmund*. (755492) Cowllnge:O.Klddy, Howbrush Farm, Cowilnge.(Wlckhambrook 820332) Dalham:The Rector, The Vicarage, Gazeley. Elvedon:H.B.Fuller, 29 Nelaon Crescent, Thetford.(4788) ErlswelCMr Stabbed*, 10 The Street, Erl*well.(2933) Eu«ton:Mr* W.M.Mngs, The Post House, Euston, Thetford.(753105) Exnlng:IJ.D.Whltear, 13 Wragg Drive, Newmarket(689020) Fomham (StMartln):Rev.C.Everitt, The Rectory, Rectory Meadows, Fomham All Saints, Bury StEdmunds.(60027) Freckenham:Mr R.OaWey, 9 Capstan Sq. Steward SILondon E14 9EV Great Ashfleld: Mrs S.AshtorvJones, Shillings, Long Thurtow, BadweU Ash, Bury SlEdmunds. (Walsham Le Willow* 708) Great Barton:Mrs C Hall, 77 Newton Road, Stowmarket(675828) Haughley;G.Pany, Mere Cottage, Green Rd., Haughley, (Stowmarket 873742) Hlnderclay:Canon J.Rutherford, Jaila-Halll, Church Lane, Hlnderclay,Dls*.(898948) Hopton'.Rev'd Canon C.P.Gane, The Rectory, Hopton, Dls*.(Garboldt*ham 3239) HorrtngerMrs.S.Crouch, 3 The Beeches, Horrlnger.(338) Hunston:Rev.Dr.G.PatUson, The Rectory, Badwell Ash.(Walsham-Le-W.lllow*575) brworthAMorrl*, Emoh, Cavendish Close, Church Road, Thurston,Bury StEdmunds.(Pakenham 31140) Lakenheath:R.Rolph, 45 Back Street, Lakenheath.(Thetford 861023) GLUvermere:Sqn.Ldr D.H.WIIIIams (RAF.Rtd), Church Rd. GlLlvermere.(Honlngton 279) Mendlesham:Rev.P.Gray, Mendlesham Vlcarage,Mendlesham.(389) Mlldenhall:P.Goodwln, 15 Brandon Road, Mlldenhall.(713473) NewmarketMrs S.Evans, 14 Brookfleld* Close, Newmarket(661693) Stoke A*h:The Rector, The Rectory, Standwell Green, Thordon. Stowlangto(tRev.Dr.G.Pattlson, The Rectory, Badwell A*h.(Wal*ham-Le-Wlllow*575) StowmarketMIss J.Beever, Brook House, 45 Ipswich Road, Stowmarket, (812756) ThurstonjJ.Watt, 48 School Road, Thurston.(Pakenham 30348) 33 Waltham la Willow*: B.Pollard, 4 Summer Road, Waltham La Wlllow*.(466) Wetherden:K.Mulley, 27 Park View, Wetherden.(Ehntwell 40713) Whepttaad'AHarllay, WetMew, Whepttaad, Bury SlEdt.(Hon1nger 346) Wickham SkaHhrMrt J.Pfnk, ‘Rodlng*’ Thwalta Rd, Eya, IP23 8ND. (0449-766836) BACTON COWL1N6E Meeking* Ml** J - - Frank* Mr* S.M. _ Kiddy D - 2 Meeklng* E. - - Frank* Dr.P.S. 3 Ward Mr* M. - 1 Meeklng* T. - - BARROW (Su.Mtt.10.00) EUSTON Watt* Ml** C - - Nunn C.R 95 Mng* H. 2 27 GT.FINBOROUGH( 3rd.Su. 10.15-11.00) Nunn Mr* K. - 3 Mng* Mr*W.M. 1 22 HINDERCLAY Wall* B.R. - 2 Mlddladltch I. Rutherford Canon J A E .- BADWELL ASH Pack Mlt* S. - HORRINGER Fl*k AO . 35 185 Vaughan N. - Alexander Ml** S. Fltko Mr* R - - Vaughan R. - Brett Mr* M. - - BRANDON EXNING (Su.Mn.10.30) Crouch Mr* S.E.V. - 62 Bim*on 0. _ _ Cation Rev C. - - Foan Mr* S. - - Burrow* Mr* D. - - Howa Mitt J. - Fordham R. - - Cur*on Mr* S A ’ - - Langham Mr* <1. 2 Hallworth Ml** E. - - Gladstone S. - - Moore Mlt* V. - - Mitchell A - - BURY ST.EDMUNDS Wake H. - - Mitchell Ml** L. - - (Su.14.30-15.30) WtiHear U.D. - 16 Mitchell Mr* M. 3 3 Blthop E.W. 17 Wlteman Mr* G. - Potter F. - 2 Esherwood MI**.M. - - FRECKENHAM Potter Mr* P. - 1 Garrett Mr* J. 8 36 Oakley R. Sheddon C. - - Gllllng* A - - GREAT BARTON (Su.Mn. 10.30) IXWORTH (Su.Mn.09.30) Nice E.R. - - Cuipln HJ. - 7 Brown K.G. 76 Rowland* 0.0. - 9 Colman Mr* C A - 38 Henderton Mr* A - - Stannard C.R. - 35 Colman J - 33 Mont* A G . - - Stannard Mr* J.E. - - Hall Mr* C A 1 Sharp L.S. - 44 Stannard J.G. 1 18 Hall Mitt S .L - 1 LAKENHEATH Stannard RJ. 18 GREAT ASHF1ELD (Su.Mn.by Rolph R.G. _ Stannard P.V. 15 74 arr.) MENDLESHAM Summer* P. - - Athton-Jone* Mr* S. - Forster L 49 Summer* Mr* W. - - Cotton Ml** V. - Lockwood A - - Teverton Mr* E. 1 1 MaxFIeld Mr* B. - Lockwood T.W. - 14 BUXHALM1*t Su.9-9.30) Meeklng* Mitt H 1 Webb O. 7 22 32 Tower Correspondents: Ampton:Canon R.Norbum, Ingham Rectory, Bury StEds.(Culford 430) Bacton:Dr.P.Franks, Taylor* Green, Bacton.(Mendle«ham 78777) Badwell AshAD.FIsk, Blenheim, Thurston Rd.,GLBarton, Bury StEdmund*(Tel: Pakenham 31382) BarrowrC.R.Nurm, 37 Bury Road, Barrow, Bury $LEdmund*.(810317) Brandon:E.Cur*on, 1 Nunsgate, Thetford.(3300) Bury SLEdmund*(Norman Tower):P.Stannard, 9 Bury Road, Barrow, Bury StEdmund*.(810866) BuxhaII:Canon C.Kendall, Buxhall Rectory, Buxhall, Stowmarket(RatUe*den 236) ChevIngtonrO.Taylor, Chapel Cottage, The Green, Hargrave (Bury 850537) Cotton:Mr* E.Holllng*worth, 27 Northgate St, Bury SlEdmund*. (755492) Cowllnge:O.Klddy, Howbruth Farm, Cowllnge.(Wlckhambrook 820332) Dalham:The Rector, The Vicarage, Gazeley. ElvedonrH.B.Fuller, 29 Nel*on Crescent, Thetford.(4788) Erl*weli:Mr stepped*, 10 The Street, Erl*well.(2933) Eu*ton:Mr* W.M.Mng*, The Po*t Houte, Eu*ton, Thetford.(7S3105) Exnlng:IJ.D.Whltear, 13 Wragg Drive, Newmarket(669020) Fomham (StMartln):Rev.C.Everttt, The Rectory, Rectory Meadow*, Fomham All Saint*, Bury SLEdmundt.(60027) Freckenham:Mr R.OaMey, 9 Capstan Sq. Steward SILondon E14 9EV Great A*hfleld: Mr* S.AshtonJone*, Shilling*, Long Thurlow, Badwell Ash, Bury SlEdmund*. (Waltham Le Willow* 708) Great BartomMr* C Hall, 77 Newton Road, stowmarket(675828) HaughleyG.Parry, Mare Cottage, Green Rd., Haughley, (Stowmarket 673742) Hlnderclay;Canon J.Rutherford, Jalla-Halll, Church Lane, Hlnderclay,DI**.(898948) Hopton:Rev’d Canon C.P.Gane, The Rectory, Hopton, DI*s.(Garboldl*ham 8239) HorrlngerMrs.s.Crouch, 3 The Beeches, Horrtnger.(338) Hun*ton:Rev.Dr.G.PatU*on, The Rectory, Badwell Ash.(Wal«ham-Le-W.lllowt675) IxworthAMorTt*, Emoh, Cavendish Close, Church Road, Thurston,Bury SlEdmund*.(Pakenham 31140) Lakenheattr.R.Rolph, 45 Back Street Lakenheath.(Theiford 861023) GLUvermere:$qn.Ldr D.H.Wllllam* (RAF.Rtd), Church Rd. GtUvermere.(Honlngton 279) Mendle*ham:Rev.P.Gray, Mendlesham Vicarage,Mend!esham.(359) Mlldenhall:P.Goodwln, 15 Brandon Road, Mlldenhall.(713473) NewmarketMr* S.Evan*, 14 Brookfield* Close, Newmarket(681693) Stoke A*h:The Rector, The Rectory, Stan dwell Green, Thordon. StowlangtoftRev.Dr.G.Pattlson, The Rectory, Badwell A*h.(Wal*ham-Le-Wlllow*575) StowmarketMl** d.Beever, Brook House, 45 Ipswich Road, Stowmarket, (612756) ThurttorcJ.Wait, 48 School Road, Thurston.(Pakenham 30346) 33 Waltham la Willow*: BPollard, 4 Summer Road, Waltham La WIHow*.(486) Wetherden:K.Muliey, 27 Park view, Wetherden.(Elmtwe!l 40713) Whep*tead:R.Hartley, Westvtew, Whepttaad, Bury StEd*.(Horr1nger 345) Wickham $keith:Mr* J.PInk, ‘Rodlng*’ Thwalta Rd, Eye, IP23 8ND. (0446-766836) BACTON COWUNGE Meeklng* Ml** J - - Frank* Mr* S.M. - - Kiddy D 2 Meeldng* E. - - Frank* Dr.P.S. - 3 Ward Mr* M. 1 Meeklng* T. - - BARROW (Su.Mn.10.00) EUSTON Watt* Ml** C - - Nunn C.R - 95 Mng* H. 2 27 GT.FINBOROUGH( 3rd.Su. 10.15 - 11.00) Nunn Mrs x. - 3 Mng* MrtW.M. 1 22 HINDERCLAY Well* B.R. - 2 Mlddladltch I. Rutherford Canon MILDENHALL(Su.Ev.1*t - 4th) Brown A. * WETHERDEN Goodwin P, - S Carton Mr* M. 8 57 Bank R. - NEWMARKET (Su.Mn.0915: CracKnell E. 85 Hart B.K. - Ev.18.00) Garrod D. _ King LJ. _ Blumfletd A J. 4 75 Girting W.S. 22 90 Mulley K. - Blumflald Mr* D A J. 4 28 Ulllttone F - Slack G.E. 2 1 2 Ev*n» Mr* S .F A - - Sca*e A Steele M. _ Evan* R.E.H. - - Scat* Mr* M. . Steggle* M. . Gilbert Mr* P. - - THURSTON(Su.Mn.10.00) WHEPSTEAD HeUtwall H A - - Watt J. . Hartley R. - Perryman A. - - WALSHAM LE WILLOWS(Su. NON RESIDENT UFE Perryman Ml** R. - - Mn 1*t-3rd.Su.Ev.2nd - 4th.) MEMBER Sharpe Mr* D. - - Foulger Mr* A 1 Mlnchln P - Smith Canon G. - Kidd Mr* M. - STOWMARKET (Su.Mn. Mortey Ml** A 1 1st,2nd,4th & 50110.00) Pollard B. 11 Beatty D. 1 1 Pollard Mr* A 3sever Mi** J.M. so 210 Thomp*on J. 1 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Mrs B.Hardman Elected April 1981 Ranald W.M.Clouston Elected April 19 8 2 Canon G.Tarris Elected April 1982 Sylvia R.E.Pipe Elected April 1984 Canon John A.E.Rutherford Elected April 1985 Winifred Lockwood Elected April 19 87 John L Girt Elected April 1989 38 SOUTH - WEST DISTRICT District Officers Chairman: E.Hynard, Byway*, Polstead Heath, Colchattar. COB 5BB(Boxford 210829) Sacralary/Treaturer David Goode, May Cottage, Preston St Mary, Sudbury. (Lavenham 247629) Ringing Matter David Sailer, 2 Park View, Hlntle*ham, Iptwtch, IP8 3PP (Hlntte*ham 602) Maintenance Officer Nell Hursey, Mill House, Geddlng, Bury St Edmund*, IP30 OPZ, (Ratttesden 301) Newsletter Corre*pondant Mary Mare*, Spring Cottage, Whelp street, Pretton St Mary, Sudbury. (Lavenham 247735) Representatives on Guild Committees: Management EJ.Lockwood, 2 Thorpe Hilt Cottage*, Hlnde*bam.(314) David Salter, addre** a* above Recruitment & Training: E.Hynard, addre** a* above. Rettoratlon & Maintenance: Friend* of Suffolk Bell*: Mr* W.Lockwood, 2 Thorpe Hill Cottage*, H!ntle*ham.(314) Deanery Representatives: Clare: A.May!e, 29 Nethergale St, Clare.(277138) Hadlelgh: Ml** K.Whlttell, 39 Beaumont Way, Hadielgh.(822616) Lavenham: Amanda Jackton, White Cottage, Mill Lane, Woolplt IP30 OQX (Elmawell 40654) Sudbury: Ranald Clouston, Pippin Cottage, Shlmpllng Road, Hartest, Bury St Edmund*, IP29 4ET, (Bury St Edmund* 830087) South West District Report for 1989. Having been Invited to write a report of the major actlvttle* In the S.W.DIstrtct during 1989. I have been Tacking' my brain to find something to say. The one social event of our year was the District Striking Competition held at Pretton St Mary at the beginning of July. This followed the same pattern a* the 1988 competition being held In the evening In conjunction with a bar-b-gue provided by member* of the local band which wa* very well patronised. Only three business meetings were held during the year Instead of the customary four. Each of these meeting* attracted a reasonable attendance by district members and the experiment Is being repeated In 1990. Although there is a low level of activity Guildwlse In our District we have maintained a good record at local level. There are 23 active local tower bands who ring regularly every Sunday and the remaining seven tower* are manned on special occasion* by local arrangement. Sadly there I* still no resident band at StGregory's Sudbury, so these bell* continue to be rung entirely by rtnge r* from the surrounding dlsrttct 36 Regular practice* are being maintained at St Peter1* Sudbury on the *econd and fourth Wednesdays of each month under the captaincy of Alan Mayle: visitors are alwayt welcome. It I* pleating to be able to report an Increase level of adMty In the Lavenham deanary where there are currently strong local band* ringing at RatUe*sden (where a considerable amount of maintenance work ha* been carried out by local ringer* to Improve the ‘go’ of the bell*), Drlnkttone and Woolplt and several of these good folk have been have been elected to District Office for 1990. Several other new name* appear In the list of District Officer* for the 1990 and hopefully our District will have reaped the benefit* of an Influx of fresh Idea* by thl* time next year. Lastly on a personal note, I have decided to take a rest from the awesome responsibilities of Guild Office and would like to pinch a few line* of my allotted space to express my grateful thank* to all the good people who have befriended me during my excursions around the diocese on behalf of our Gul!d(whll*t wearing a variety of official hats) and to wish every one who undertake* any sort of office the very best of luck (especially the District Secretary!!) Rolle Whiting. District Secretary 89 Tower Correspondents: Acton:D.Rutherford, Comer Ways, School Farm lane, Acton,Sudbury.(Lavenham 247014) A**lngton:D.Raynham, 10 Vlcary Est, Assington, Colchester. BuresiLMIIIs, Haydens, The Croft, Bures.(227578) CavendlshrMIs* J.Bradley, Chenytree Cottage, Clark’s Yard, Cavendish, Sudbury.(Glem*ford 280316) ClareiP.Mayle, 29 Nethergate St, Clate.(277138) Dr1nkstone:D.Fro*t, Cherry Tree Inn, Drinkstone.(Raitle*den 83615) EdwardstoneiMr* S.TItford, The Rectory, Edwardstone. Colchester,(Boxford 210026) Glem*ford:Mrs.R.lrvlne, Clock House Bungalow, Cavendish Lane, Glemsford, Sudbury. (Glemsford 280107) GtThurtowrRev J Wardle, The Rectory, Gt Thurlow, Haverhill CB9 7LF, (Thurlow 372) Hadlelgh:Mrs C.Pryke, 2 Schoort Close, Hadleigh.(827877) HartestF.Short, 4 The Row, Hartest, Bury SLEdmund* (830556) HaverhillAWade, 13 Crowland Road, Haverhill.(702380) Hawkedon.H.CIarke, The Green, Hawkedon, Bury StEd*.(Hawkedon 215) HessettDr.BJones, The Street, Hessett, Bury SLEdmund*. HlghamiMIs* C.Grtffln, 19 Strlckmere, Stratford SLMary, Colche*ter.(322306) HlntieshamrMr* W.Lockwood, 2 Thorpes Hill Cottages, Hlntlesham.lpsw!ch.(Hint!e*ham 314) Kedlngtonxi.Loader, Threeway*, Dash End La, Kedlngton,Haverhlll.(703947) KerteyrMr* KBellman, Elm Farm, Wlckerstreet Green, Kersey,Ipswich. IP7 6EY (Boxford 210386) LavenhamAHaynes, Freiston, Waldrtngfleld Rd, Chilton, Sudbuty.(72509) Long MelfordrWAFInch, 19 Roman Way, Long Melford, Sudbury.(77118) NaylandrR.Whidng, 10 Harper* E*L Nayland, Colchester. C06 4L8,(Nayland 262023) 37 Pd*te*d:MI** M.Whlte, Durham A*h, Heath Cloee, Polftead Heath,Colchettar. COG 5BE (Boxford 210728) Po*llngford:Mr* C.Knlght, Chlpley Abbey Cottage*, A**tngton Green, Po*llngford, Sudbury.(Hawfcedon 389) Pre*ton SIMaty: R.Chamber*, Model Farm, Pre*ton SLMary. Sudbury. Raltte*den:D.Ward, Mulllon* MHI, Woolplt IP30 9QX (Elmtwell 41554) RoughamrLWrtght 2 Bracken Row, Thuraton, Bury SLEdmund*, (Pakenham 31696) Stan*fleld:J.Dannl*, Laurel Bank, Stanafleld, Sudbury.(Hawkedon 279) Stoke by ClarelAE.Peacock, 4 Church Park, Stoke by Clare, Sudbury. Stoke by Nayland:R.KIng, 1 cro*«fleld*, stoke by Nayland, Colche*ter.(Nayland 262783) Stratford :MI«* C. Griffin, 19 Strlckmera, Stratford SLMary,Colche*ter.(322306) Sudbury(SLGregory) F.C.H.H.Barton, Church Cottage, Beichamp Otten, Sudbury. (Clare 277792) Sudbury^StPeter) A.P.Mayte, 29 Nethergate Street Clara, Sudbury.(Clara 277138) Woolplt Mr* AJack*on, White Cottage, Mill Lane, Woolplt 1P30 9QX (Elmawell 40654) Acton(Su.Mn9.30) Grtmwood Mr* W. - - Metcalfe G. - - Muxlow Mr* J. - 13 Morri* R. - - Onion G. - 1 Plzzey Mr* A. - - Rlchardton Ml** J. - - Wade A. - 1 Plaey Rev.LR 1 233 Richard*on Mr* M. - - Hawkedon Rutherford D. - - Slmp*on Mr* D. - - Clarke H. - 1 Bure*(Su.Mn.& Ev.) Tltford Rev.R.(A.M.) - - Hlgham Mill* LD - 35 Tltford Mr* S. - 1 Boothman I. - - CavendUh Glem*ford Hlntl**ham(Su.Mn.2nd .& 4th only) Ballard 0 - - Bloomfield G. . . Banyard Ml** A. - Clare(Su.Mn) Game J. - - - Banyard Ml** C. - Helllwell Mr* J. . - Irvine Mr* R. . . Bryce Ml** C. - - Mayle A.P. 25 329 Great Thurtow Clear J. Mayle P. 19 346 Barrett F. - - - - Hartley Rev.N.(A.M.) - Parker Ml** c. - _ Hadlelgh(Su.Mn.10.00-10.20) - Hunting Ml** T Perry Ml** S. - - Hartert Jacob* Ml** V. - Perry Ml** Y. - . Clou*ton R.W.M . 7 Lockwood EJ. - 25 Edward*tone(Su.Mn.) Jell Ml** E. . _ Lockwood LJ. 2 Clarke A. - - Taylor C. - - Lockwood Mr* W. - 47 Clarke L _ - White Mr* E. • . Murry Ml** K. - - Clarke Mr* M. - - Havortilll(Su.Mn) Smith J - - Clarke P. - 1 Adam* G. 2 We*tem Ml** C. - - Cox A. - - Baldock Ml** K. - - Cox Ml** A. - . Freeman Mr* D - _ 38 Ker*ey(Su.Mn.10.15-11.00) Braybrook Mr* E. 2 Rote R. 50 Bellman H.D. 8 Clayton Air Marehal Sir G.(A.M.) Wright Mr* C. - - Bellman Mr* K. 3 Grove* Mr* J. Wright L - 11 Crook Mr* B. Hynard E.C. 16 Stoke by Clara(Su.Mn) Crook J. Hynard Mr* M. Farrow C. - - Howe R.C. 10 Lewi* Mr* A. Gowan A.R. - 3 Mercer Ml** S.P. Lowe Mr* J.(AM.) Jay Mr* V J. - 3 Parker Mr* EJ. 1 5 Lowe Mb* S Peacock A.E. - 2 Parker R.E. 1 2 Lynn Mr* E.(AM.) Smith D A - 2 Roberteon Ml** R. Mill* G.(A.M.) Stoke by Nayfand(Su.Mn) Salter D.G. 83 378 Scanlan B.(A.M.) Gardiner G.S. - 1 Smith J. Wade N.C. 29 Stratford SLMary(Su.Mn&Ev.) Smith Mr* M. Walker R. Ablltt C.H. - 2 Whlttell Q.R. 1 3 White Mr* A.(A.M.) Griffin Ml** C. - 2 Whlttell Ml** KJ. 42 142 White Ml** H. Griffin T.F. Whittell N.F. 7 188 White Ml** M. Hob*on Ml** H. Lavenham(Su.Mn.) White R.(A.M.) Hob*on J.S. 1 1 Baker A.B. Poelingford Hob*on R. Baker Mr* M.S. Knight Mr* C. 190 Malr Ml** K. Brew*ter R.T. Knight R. 104 Mar*hall Ml** C.M. Oakln R.C. Preeton SLMary(Su.Mn 2nd Prtng E. & SOI Su.Ev. 4th.) Hayne* A J. Umfrevllle D. Chamber* R. 13 Ruff ell D. Sudbury StGregory CotHngham P. Long Mefford(Su.Mn & Ev.) Fitch A. - 10 Goode D. - - Naytand(Su.Mn) Reeve D J 1 23 Howe 0. - - Downing Mr* V. 1 1 Reeve Mr* E.R.M 1 41 Mare* Ml** M. Oliver H.M. 1 4 Smith E J. - 2 RATTUESDEN(Sll.Mn.) Phillip* R. Woolplt(Su.Mn.) Evan* M Robert* Ml** M. 1 14 Demptter H. - 1 Hur*ey N - - Wade E.V. 1 8 Demp*ter J. Ward D - - Whiting Mr* J.D. Demptter R. 1 Rougham(Su.Mn) Whiting R.C. - 19 Jackton Mr* A. Arm*trong M. - 1 Pol*tead(Su.Mn. 2nd 0 40i. Unattached Afternoon let, 3rd & 5th) Button Ml** K Perry W A - 80 Andrade Group Captain T.(A.M.) Neal A. - - Bendail A. Ro*e Mr* A.(A.M.) Benham D.(A.M.) Ro*e M.J. 11 145 39 Peal Secretary’s Report After 1988'* record 211 peal*. It wa* likely that 1989 wa* going to be le** notable, but with a total of 158 It wa* no disappointment The peal at Whepstoad on IStti May 1988 (183mys) I* currently under discussion by the Central Council at It apparently fall* to meet the rule* and past decision* of the Council This matter will be decided at the 1990 meeting and may need amending in the Guild Report 1989 produced many good performance* In a wide field of method* and tower*. Rare visitor* to the peal coloumn* include Clopton (last peal 24V12V48 according to my record*!), Peasenhall (78) and Yaxley (78). Peal* were rung by the Guild outside the county at Ashford, Kent; Bedford; Gt Yarmouth; Kirby Le Soken and notably Inveraray Scotland. A peal wa* rung at Saxmundham (14\1) to mark the centenary of the first peal on the bell*. The Increase In handbell peal* l* very encouraging In method* up to 7 surprise method* and Yorkshire S.Major, I feel that If* a pity that other handbell peal* rung in the county are being credited to other Guild* and Associations or worse still published a* Non-Association. Peals worthy of Individual mention Include:- MAXIMUS Yorks S.(ipsw!ch 11/2) - To mark the 50th anniversary of the 1st peal In the method, also at Ipswich. ROYAL Single Canterbury P.B.(Bury St Edmund* 8/7) - 1st peal of Royal In the method for the Guild MAJOR Xalanga S.(Aideburgh 10/9) - 1st peal In method for the Guild D.N.C.B.(W!lby 18V5) To mark the 50th anniversary of Pat Canon first conducting a peal of DNCB, ru ng at Wllby for the Guild (19/3/39) Single Hunslet B.(Eye 18/2) - 1st of major in Ihe method for the Guild. TRIPLES Hunslet B.(Helmlngham 3/6) - 1st of Triples In the method for the Guild. MINOR Single Cumbria P.(Peasenhall 14/5) - 1st In method for the Guild Delight 7m.(Rougham 20/5) - 1st of 7 Delight for the Guild Cambridge S.- Variable Hunt (Tannlngton 6/5) - 1st variable hunt by all. Single Wreford B.(Yax!ey 8/4) - 1st In the method for the Guild. DOUBLES Stedman - 42 different extent* (Buxhall 12/3) Walnfleet P.(Ear1 Stonham 12/3) - 1st In the method for the Guild Blackburn P.B.(Hevenlngham 22/4) - 1st In the method for the Guild 81m (Badingham 8/12) - A series of multi-method peals, presumably not yet complete I A P Mayte 40 Bredfleld 5 Gt Yarmouth 1 Conductors PetHstree 5 Hartest 1 Stowmarket 5 Haskaton 1 DtMd G.Saltar 48 Theberton 5 Henley 1 Simon A Rudd 22 Bury St Edmund* 4 Hlgham 1 J Martin Thor) ay 18 Hsvenlpgham 4 Horrtnger 1 Amanda M Whiting 12 Badlngham 3 Hunston 1 Jama* A Smith 9 Buxhall 3 Inveraray, Scotland 1 Alan P Mayla 8 Huntlngfleld 3 lp*wtch(St Matthew) 1 Stephan D Pettman 8 Kereey 3 Kedlngton 1 Andrew D Fisk 6 Wllby 3 Kirby le Sokan, Essex 1 Maurlca J Roaa 5 Burgh 2 Laxfleld 1 Trevor N J B allay 3 Edwardttone 2 Lelstoh 1 Michael G Whitby 3 Elvedon 2 Long Melford 1 George W Pipe 2 Eutton 2 Monewden 1 Alan R Andrew* 1 Helmlngham 2 Nayland 1 Leslie F Bailey 1 Holletley 2 Otley 1 Roger Bailey 1 Lavenham 2 Pakefield 1 W John Couperthwalte 1 Marfetford 2 Peasenhall 1 Winston S Girting 1 Offton 2 Polttead 1 Marla K Hacker 1 RatUetden 2 Preston 1 David R McLean 1 Rougham 2 Rlcldnghall 1 Michael J Parker 1 Ruthmere 2 Rumburgh 1 Frank C Price 1 Saxmundham 2 Sproughton 1 Ian Roulstone 1 Tannlngton 2 SudburyfSt Gregory) 1 John C Sager 1 Acton 1 SudburyfSt Peter) 1 Allton K Surrey 1 Ashboddng 1 Thomham Magna 1 Derek Slb*on 1 Ashford, Kent 1 Tuddenham 1 Nicholas C Wade 1 Bedford 1 Tunstall 1 Brandeston 1 Wetherden 1 Total 169 Clopton 1 Wingfield 1 Dennlngton 1 Worllngworth 1 Earl Stonham 1 Yaxley 1 Towers Easton 1 Handbells 15 Ertswell 1 lp*wfch(St Mary-le-Tower) 8 Eye 1 Total 169 Oakley 7 Fresslngfleld 1 Aldeburgh 6 Gt Barton 1 Grundltburgh 8 41 Deben S. 1 Doubles Analysis Edinburgh S. 1 Lavenham 1 Blackburn P.B. 1 Grandslre Maximus Uncoinshlre 2 1 London S. 2 Ram Bob 2 Bristol S. 1 Quedgley S. 1 Stedman 1 Cambridge S. 1 Ullesthorpe S. 1 Walnfleet P. 1 Orton S. 1 Vancouver S. 1 12mN - 30m/v 2 York S. 1 Xalanga $. 1 42m/v 4 5m - 12m Cinques Yorkshire S. 3 8 Spl.Surprtse:4m 1 16m 1 Stedman 1 8m 1 17m 1 30m 1 Royal Triples 34m 1 Uffle Bob 1 Grandslre 2 42m 1 Rain Bob 2 Hunslet Bob 1 44m 1 Single Canterbury 1 Rain Bob 1 50m 1 Bristol S. 2 Stedman 3 58m 1 Cambridge S. 1 61 m 1 Minor 76m 1 Caters Rain Bob 4 81m 1 Grandslre 2 Single Canterbury 1 Total 159 Major Single Cumbria 1 Single Wreford 1 D.N.C.8 5 2m - 12m 39 Gainsborough LB. 1 18m 1 Little Bob 1 19m 1 Rain Bob 5 28m 1 Single Hunslet B. 1 38m 1 St Clement's C.B. 1 Delight7m 1 SpI.Raln and Utile 1 Cambridge S. 2 Kent T.B. 1 Ipswich S. 1 Oxford T.B. 1 London S. 1 Spl.Brlstoi & D.N.C.B. 1 Surprlse:3m 1 Ashstead S. 1 7m 8 Bristol S. 1 Cambridge S. 1 42 Peals Rung for other Associations in Suffolk 1/1 Newmarket 6280 Uxbridge S.Max(MB) Ely D.C.Brown 2/2 Newmarket 5040 Plain Bob Mlnor(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 1/3 Newmarket 5280 Eldon S.Max(HB) Ely D.C.Brown 2/3 Newmarket 5040 Plain Bob Mftior(HB) NA F.C.Prtce 4/3 lpswtcb(S.M.L.T) 5137 Stedman Cinque* Hertford S.Coaker 30/3 Debenham 5024 Spl.S.Ma|or 8m Norwich R.P.Grave* 2/4 Long Melford 5024 D.N.C.B.Ma|or Essex A.Malton 2/4 Newmarket 5040 Plain Bob Mlnor(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 6/4 GLBarton 5040 Double* 102m/v Lancashire K.M.Prlce 8/4 Norman Tower 5040 Cambridge S.Royal Norwich R.P.Grave* 16/4 Beccle* 5000 Swindon S.Royal Norwich I.Butter* 25/4 Newmarket 5068 Plain Bob Major(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 21/6 Newmarket 5040 Minor 2m.(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 6/14 Newmarket 5280 Tattertall* S.Max Ely D.C.Brown 9/7 Newmarket 5040 Minor 3m.(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 23/7 Newmarket 5040 Minor 3m.(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 5/8 Haeketon 5040 Doublet 42nW Norwich T.NJ.Balley 8/8 Newmarket 5040 Minor 4m.(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 13/8 Newmarket 5040 Minor 4m.(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 19/8 Iptwich(SMLT) 5137 Stedman Cinque* C.U.G S.C.Walter* 20/8 Dennlngton 5040 Minor 10m C.U.G J.D.Shanklln 21/8 Wllby 5056 Spi.S.Major 8m C.U.G B.H.Taylor 22/8 Debenham 5184 Bristol S.Ma|or C.U.G C.R.HIII 23/8 Grundlsburgh 5040 London(lll) S.Royal C.U.G P.Saddleton 24/8 Haletworth 5024 Spl.S.Ma|or 4m C.U.G B.H.Taylor 26/8 Oflon 5024 Yorkshire S.Ma|or C.U.G B.H.Taylor 28/8 Beccle* 5003 Grandtlre Cater* Norwich D.R.Mclean 2/9 Debenham 5058 Bristol S.Major S.N.Soc. A.Ha*eldlne 23/9 lp*wleh(S.M.LT) 5280 Barford S.Max OX.D. GJ.R.Martln 29/9 Norman Tower 5040 Super!attve(No.2) Royal. Ely I.M.Holiand 16/10 Newmarket 5040 Double Bob Mlnor(HB) NA F.C.Prlce 27/10 Newmarket 5040 Fulbeck Bob Minor NA F.C.Pt1ce 18/11 Grundltburgh 5184 Spt.S.Ma|or 8m S.R.C.Y. S.Rudd 2/12 Wrentham 5040 Minor 5m Norwich T.NJ.Bailey 2/12 Ipewlch(S.M.LT) 5042 Swindon S.Max S.LC.Y. R.Bailey 43 7/12 Newmarket 5042 VercelHs S.MaxImus Ety D.C.Brown 22712 Newmarket 5040 S t Clements C.B.MInor NA F.C.Prlce 29/12 Debenham 5248 SpLS.Ma|or 12m SUIamas J.P.Loveless 29712 Gnindlsburgh 5080 Spl.S.Royal 8m StJames D.C.Brown 31/12 Dennlngton 5040 Minor 7m Norwich D.G.Satter N A = Non Association C.U.G = Cambridge University Guild Norwich = Norwich Diocesan Association S.N.Soc.= South Northamptonshire Society Ox.D.G.= Oxford Diocesan Guild S.R.C.Y= Society of Royal Cumberland Youths S.LC.Y= Society of Uss Campanile Youths SUFFOLK EUILD PEAL SUIWARY m i to 1973 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 38 89 Total Naxiaus 98 1 5 5 3 3 4 3 2 5 6 6 4 13 4 162 Cinques 29 1 1 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 2 5 2 2 2 56 Royal 212 B 5 3 13 16 6 4 2 13 8 6 13 6 4 4 7 330 Caters 55 2 3 3 5 3 2 4 2 1 6 1 2 6 5 2 102 Major 1932 48 35 28 49 66 26 30 33 38 40 43 30 33 39 48 42 2560 Triples 149 1 2 1 4 2 1 2 6 6 1 2 8 6 10 2 7 210 Minor 1444 53 36 33 46 24 20 22 27 40 65 52 53 58 65 103 64 2205 Dou/Ninor 1 1 Doubles 203 21 14 11 12 25 24 29 41 55 31 48 37 33 37 33 31 685 Hin/Doubles 1 1 Hiniaus 1 1 2 2 2 1 9 134 96 79 135 142 B3 95 118 160 149 165 153 151 168 211 159 6321 4123 4257 4353 4432 4567 4709 4792 4887 5005 5165 5314 5479 5632 5783 5951 6162 6321 8183 8188 6168 TUNSTALL, S Mlcheai ALDEBURQH, SS Peter & Paul FRESSINGFIELD, SS Peter a Paul Mon Jan 2, 2h 41 Sun Jan 8, 2h46 Sat Jan 14, 2h47 5040 Minor (I extant Cam 5152 Spliced Ma|or 5024 Kent T.B.Ma|or bridge; 2 each Oxford; Kent; Plain Bob) ( 2 5 7 8 each Plaln and Lit- CompA Knights Molly S Watarson t!r. SS changes of method, alt the work.) 1 1 Frederick C Gunton 2 Glenn M Fear Comp.C.K. Lewis arr.W.F.Moreton 2 J Martin Thorley 3 Ray Lewie 1 J.Martin Thortey(c) 3 Katharine Whlttell 4 J Pater Rothwell 2 Frederick 'Gunton 4 Patricia M Bailey 5 lain W Mitchell 3 Trevor D Hughes 5 Frank C J Arnold 8 Simon A Rudd(c) 4 Patricia M Bailey 8 Trevor N J Bailey Farewell compliment to Peter Roth- 5 Richard T L Raplor well; alao nd birthday compli 7 Michael J Parker 22 8 Peter Mayte ment to lain Mitchell. 8 David G Salterfc) ' 7 Alan P Mayle First Kent Ma|or:3. 75th Suf 8184 8 Trevor N J Bailey folk tower to a peai:3. Birthday eompll- THORNHAM MAGNA, S Mary Magd mant to Helen T Waters. Sat Jan 7, 2h33 6170 5040 London S.Mlnor(7 extents) BURY ST EDMUNDS, 6167 Norman Tower 1 Patrtca M Balley STOWMARKET, Kimberley Hall Sat Jan 14, 3h29 2 Josephine Seever Moats Tye. 5040 Cambridge S.Royal 3 J Martin Thortay Sun Jan 8, 2h2 Comp.J H Fielden 4 Katharine Whlttell 5040 Mlnorf -It I extent each Rojaen- 5 Trevor N J Bailey dale. Cambridge,Oxford, Kent; 3 Plain.) 1 George W Pipe 8 David G saitsr(c) 1-2 James A Smith 2 Paul V Stannard First London Minor byall. First Lon 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 3 Diana M Pipe don: 2,4. Completes family :5. Birth 5-6 Simon A Rudd(c) 4 Stephen Pettman(c) day compliment to Helen T.Waters ofCambrldge grand Most methods In hand:l-2;3-4. 5 Joan Garrett daughter of the 3rd. 6 Winston S Girling 6168 7 Maurice J Rose 8185 BREDFIELD, S Andrew 8 John L Girt RUSHMERE ST ANDREW Sat Jan 14, 2h45 9 Nell V Avis St Andrew 5840 Mlnor(9nr(r) Plain. Double. St Cle 10 Owen P Claxton ment!; Buxt on;(2)Nor w I ch;( 3) Double Sat Jan 7, 2h54 Oxford, Plain, Dou First Cambridge Royal:2,6,7. Birth 5040 Surprise Minor (Bed ble;!^) Kent, Oxford;(S)8uxton;(6) Cam- day compliment to Joan Gar ford. King Edward, Queen Mary, Ann- bridgel7) Oxford.) rett and James Stannard. abler London, London. Cambridge. Norwich) 1 Adrian Knights 1 Brian E Whiting 2 lain W Mitchell 8171 2 Alan R Andrews 3 Amanda M Whiting SAXMUNDHAM, S John 3 James A Smith(c) 4 Bruce Wakefield sat Jan 14, 2h23 4 Simon A Rudd 5 Simon A Rudd 5040DOUbllS(30m/v: 5 G Noel Orman 6 James A Smlth(c) Sbb RW pagm 483 tor datalls of nVv.) 6 Amanda M Whiting 1 Mlcheal A Baldly Circled towerfalso as conductor)^. 2 Celia A Hacker 3 Marfa K Hackerfc) 4 Janice-A Baldry 5 David Noy 6 A Harry Archer Most nvV as conductor. Rung by the Sunday Service band to com memorate the 100 th anniversary of the first peal on the bells. 45 •172 0170 6179 BURWELL, Cambs, 39a High Street SUDBURY, St Gregory IPSWICH, S Mary La Tower Sun Jan 15, 2h6 (13) Sat Feb 4, 2h59 Sat Feb 11, 3h34 5040 Plain Bob Minor 5040 Utne Bob Major 5088 York S Maximus. (Seven different extent*.) Comp.N J Pttttow Arr.J A Smith 1-2 Deborah Blumfleld 1 Peter Mayle 1 Jamet A Smith 3-4 Frank C Prtce(c) 2 Evelyn R M Reeve 2 Stephen A Coaker 5-8 Adrian Blumfleld 3 Pamela M Bailey 3 Catharine N Merlane 61/3 4 Christine A Knight 4 David L Sparling HUNT1NGFIELD, S Andrew 5 J Martin Thorley 5 Amanda M Whiting Frt Jan 20, 2h42 6 David J Reeve 6 Simon A Rudd(c) 5040 Doubl#*r30mjri Walnflee«2) Mont- 7 Trevor N J Bailey 7 Nell V Avis gomer yshire;(3) Callender;(4) Che- vassa (5) M(1) WainflBBtXZ) Montgomerysh- S Alan P Mayte(c) 8 William H Jackson I r b ; ( 3 ) Caliend0r;(4) Che- vasse (S) Maltby;(6) Shipways;(7) Dra- Flr*t 1*1 L.B.Ma|or: 4,8,8. Birth 9 Richard P J Carter gon;(8) St H!laryX3) BlackburnXIO) Westmins- day compliment to Peter Mayle. t ar;( 11.12.17,22,24.30,35) P!ain:(13) Blais- 10 Nigel J Newton don;(14) St Vedast;(15) Hunts- plll; (16) New;(18) St Ouen; (19) FiMald: 11 Adraln Knight* (20) Bampton;(21) Twineham; (23) Sted- 6177 man:(2S) Huntley;(25) St Remigius;(27) Wln- 12 George W Rpe chadon;(28) St Nlcholas;(29) Rev Canter* OFFTON, S Mary bury;(31) Evnes- First In method by all. On the 50th b ur y;( 3 2) St Osmund;(33) St Mar Sal Feb 4, 2h45 annivers ary tins (34) St Simons; (36-42) Grand- sire; 1840 by G Undoff) of the first peal In the method, rung 5050 Spliced S.Major In this tower. 1 J Martin Thorfey (4m: 1280 each Camorldga; Lincoln- 2 Mary AJIum shire; I248 Super- iatlve; I33 changas of method, ail the work 6180 3 Josephine M Beever •) Arr, from C Middleton BREDFIELD, S Andrew 4 Robin D Allum 1 Brian E Whiting Tuet Feb 14, 2h49 5 David G Safter(c) 2 Simon A Rudd 5 0 4 0 Minort7m: Single Canterbury, Cam- Most Doubles methods:2,3,4. bridge. Oouble Oxford, Oxford, St.Cla- 3 Katharine Whittell merrts, Kent, Plain.) 8174 4 Josephine Beever 1 Katharine Whtttell MOATS TYE, Kimberley Hall 5 David G Salter 2 J Martin Thoriey Sun Jan 22, 2h2 David L Sparling 3 Mary Allum 5040 Mlnor(12m: Cam- 6 bridge. Bourne, Hull, Primrose, Norfolk, Ips 7 Amanda M Whiting 4 Josephine M Beever wich, Plain, Double, Bossendale, Nor wich, Kent St Oxford.) 8 James A Smlth(c) 5 Robin D Allum 1-2 Jamet A Smith First spliced S.Major3,4. 6 David G Salter(c) 3-4 Amanda M Whiting For StVaientlne’s Day 5-6 Simon A Rudd(c) 8178 Moat method* In hand for the Guild ROUGHAM, S Maty 6181 6175 Sat Feb 11, 2h52 HUNSTON, S Michael RATTLESDEN, S Nlchola* 5040 Mlnorc extents aach Ips- Tuet Feb 14, 2h38 wich, Norwich; 3 Cambridge) sun Jan 29, 2h38 5 0 4 0 DOUblOt(42 extents. ISnr(1) Sted- 1 Josephine M Beever man;(2,13.14) Grandsire, text, and 1240, Pit 5040 Mlnor(2m:(1) Kent;(2-7) Rain.) mans: (3.4.5. 15.36) Dragon; (8,7,18 391 St.HH- 2 Marie Carson if y ; (8,9,10 11,21,42) Black 1 J Martin Thorley burn; (12,24,33) Westminster ;(18,35) Hunt 3 Joan Garrett ley; (19,38) St.Remigius; (22,41) Wfnche- 2 Josephine M Beever don; (25,32) St Nicholas: (27,291 Rev.Carrter- 4 Paul V Stannard bury ;(26.30) Plain: (26,3t) SLSlmons: (23,40) 3 Patricia M Bailey St.Martins; (20,37) SLOsmunds; (17.34) Eynes- bury.) 4 Katharine Whtttell 5 Maurice J Rose(c) 1 J Martin Thortey 5 Trevor N J Bailey 6 Winston S Girling 2 Mary Allum 8 David G Salter(c) 30th together!,2. 50th peai:2. 3 Katharine J Whlttell 75th Suffolk tower to a peai:2. 4 Robin D Allum 5 David G Saiter(c) 46 81 SC 6186 8188 EYE, SS Pater & Paul HOLLESLEY, All Saint* PEN IS I REE, SS Peter & Paul. Sat Fab 18, 2h53 Sun Feb 28, 3h10 Sat Mar 4, 2h42 5040 Single Hunalet Bob Major 5184 Spliced S.Major 5040 Double*(4Zm/ v. See RW page SZS for method details.) Arr.D a Salter (Bin:768 Lincolnshire, Pudsey. Rutland. York- shire: S76 Bristol, Cambridge, Super 1 Andrew D Flak 1 Patricia M allay lative: 384 London: <49 changes of method) 3 2 Joaephlne Beever 2 Joaephlne Beever Comp.M C W Sherwood 3 Mary Allum 3 J Martin Thortey 1 Jame* A Smith 4 Mfcheal M Roiph 4 Katharine Whlttall 2 Brian E Whiting 5 Robin D Allum 5 Frank C J Arnold 3 P Ruth Symington 6 A Harry Archer Andrew D Flak 4 Ian C Symington 8 6188 7 Trevor N J Bailey 5 Simon L Girt KERSEY. S Mary OaMd G Salterfc) Adrian Knight* 8 6 Sun Mar 5, 2h51 FI rat In Major method by all and for 7 Amanda M Whldng(c) 5120 Double Norwich C.B.Major. the G uild. Birthday compli 8 Simon A Rudd ment to Neville F Whlttell. CompJ Pagett To welcome Sarah Kezlah Whitby, bom 21/2/89. 1 Andrew D Flak 8183 2 Paul V Stannard MOATS TYE, Kimberley Hall. 6186 3 Made Carson Sat Feb 18, 1h54(15) THEBERTON, S Peter 4 Wlnaton S Girling 5040 Minor' l extant each Cam- 5 Neville F Whlttell brtdge.Norwich. Plata 2 each Kant, Oxford) Sat Feb 25, 2h40 Joaephlne Beever 1-2 Jamee A Smith(c) 5040 Doatlei|4iii 8 v. See RW page 303 for method details.) 7 David G Salterfc) 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 1 Andrew D F!*k(c) Maurice J Rose 5-6 Simon A Rudd 8 2 Deborah Blumfleld Flrat In method on the bell*. Birth Flrat In hand aa conductor 3 Mary Allum day compliment to Katharine Whlt tell and Eva Cracknel!. 4 Robin D Allum 6184 5 Adrian J Blumfleld 8190 BEDFORD, S Paul 6 A Harry Archer EAST BERGHOLT.1 Fem Cottage* Sun Feb 19, 3h26 (287) 50th together! ,5. 5016 Stedman Clnquea Sun Mar 5, lhS7, (15) ArtJ A Smith 5040 MlnorfSmifl) Cam- 6187 bridge:(2) Kent;(3) Bourne;(4) Ips- 1 Jamet A Smith wich^b) OxfordJS) Norwich^?) Plain,Double.) MONEWDEN, S Mary 1-2 Jama* A Smith 2 Amanda M Whiting Sun Feb 28, 2h23 3 Diana M Pipe 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 5040 Mlnor(7m: Single Wre- 4 David L Sparling ford. Oxford. Double Oxford, Single Canter 5-6 Simon A Rudd(c) bury, SLClementt, Font, Plain.) 5 George W Pipe A compliment to the mother* 1 J Martin Thoriey of thla band. 6 Simon A Rudd(c) 2 Patricia M Bailey 7 Neil V Avia 3 Katharine Whlttell 8191 8 Ralph N Earey 4 Joaephlne Beever MARLESFORD, S Andrew 9 John L Girt 5 Trevor N J Blaliey Sat Mar 11, 2h40 10 Nigel J Newton 8 David G Salterfc) 5040 Mlllorf4m: 1 extent each Cam- 11 Adrian Knlghtt The conductor haa now cal bridge, Oxford. Kent; 4 plain.) 12 Brian E Whiting led peal* in 100 different Suf 1 Adrian Knight* folk tower*. An 81 at birthday com Firat Stedman Cinque* aa conduc pliment to Clifford Arbon. 2 Gleny* M Fear tor. 3 lain W Mitchell 4 J Peter Rottiwell 5 Ray Lewi* 6 James A Smith(c) 47 01tC 9105 0190 ELVEDENSS Andrew & Patrick EARL STONHAM, S Mary V CLOFTON, S Mary (Memorial Tower) Sun Mar 12, 2h32 Sun Mar 28, 2h49 Sat Mar 11, 3h10 5040 Wainfleet Ptaca Doubles. 5040 Minor(4m:(1) Oxferd:(2) St Cla- mentsJ3,S) Cambridge^,6,7) Plain.) SI 20 A*Mead S.Major (42 exts.4 callings) 1 John L Girt Comp.L F Bailey 1 Josephine Beaver 2 lain W Mitchell 1 Peter Mayte 2 Mary Allum 3 David N Lugg 2 Christina A Knight 3 Katharine Whlttell 4 Ralph N Earay 3 Janice R Baldry 4 Robin D Allum 5 George W Pipe 4 Mleheal A Baldry 5 David G Satterfc) 6 Stephen Pettman(c) 5 Alan P Mayle 100th Suffolk tenor:5. 1st In method for Guild. Birth In memory of Rear- 8 Richard P J Carter day comp, to the conductor, Kath Admiral the Earl calms, GCVO, C8, 7 Richard A Knight arine and Penelope Thortey. long time resident of this par ish and benefactor of this church. 8 Leslie F 3ailey(c) 6196 6199 6193 HIGHAM, S Mary EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fern Cottages ALDEBURGH, SS Peter & Paul Sat Mar 18, 2h40 Wed Mar 29, 1h56, (15) Sun Mar 12, 2h43 5040 Plain Bob Minor 5040 Surprise Minor SOSO SLCIements Bob Major (7 different callings) (7m:l ext.each Primrose, Rossendale, Ann- abies London, Cambridge, Bourne, Ips Comp.E BarretLsnr. 1 Edgar V Wade wich, Norwich.) 1 J Martin Thoriey(c) 2 Veronica Downing 1-2 James A Smith 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 Margaret M Roberts 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 3 Frederick C Gunton 4 John S Hobson 5-8 Simon A Rudd(c) 4 Peter Mayte 5 Peter Q Barnes First Surprise 7m.ln hand: 1-2,3-4. 5 Trevor N J Bailey 8 Nicholas C Wade(c) 8 Richard T L Raptor First attempts. 6200 7 Trevor D Hughes SAXMUNOHAM, S John Bapt 8 Alan P Mayte Mon Mar 27, 2h34 A compliment to Kath 6197 5040 Minor! 7 2 0 Cam arine and Penelope (daught- WILBY, S Mary bridge : 720 Kent: J80 St.Cla- ers of the conduc- mants; S240 Plain Bob.) tor) and to D.G.Salter - all cele Sal Mar 18, 2h55 1 Davtd Noy brate their birthdays this day. 5024 Double Norwich C.B.Major 2 Maria Hackar Comp.SIr A P Heywood 3 Janice R Baldry 6194 1 Christine A Knight 4 Ceila A Hackar BUXHALL, S Mary 2 Peter Mayte 5 Mlcheal A Baldry Sun Mar 12, 2h55 3 Trevor N J Bailey 6 Trevor D Hughas(c) 5040 Stadman Doubles (42 dir- farent extent): 7 each of the 6 pos 4 Patricia M Bailey Circled the tower:6. For sible handstroke starts-) 5 J Martin Thortey SLJohns Royal Weak. 1 Simon A Rudd 8 Mlcheal J Parker 2 Adraln Knights 7 David G Salter 3 David L Sparling 8 Alan P Mayle(c) 4 Amanda M Whiting 100th together:1,8. & 3,7. Cir 5 James A Smlth(c) cled tower twlce:5. Spe cially arranged as a tri 8 Brian E Whiting bute to the late Patrick Can Compliment to Frank Luf n o n w h o first conduc kin, whose suggestion this peal was. ted a peal of DNCBM 50 years ago - 19/3/39; Wllby Suffolk 48 a m 6204 6207 LAVENHAM, SS Pater & Paul YAXLEY, s Mary V IPSWICH, S Mary-Le-Tower Sal Apr 1, 3h22 Sat Apr 8, 2h48 Wed Apr 12, 3D4 5152 Lawenham S.MqJor 5040 Single Wreford Bob Minor 5120 Spliced Bris tol S. and Double N or Comp.M Maughan (7 different extents.) wich C.B.Ma|or. 1 Diana M Ptpa 1 Josephine Beaver CompJ A Smith 2 Jama* A Smlth(c) 2 Mary Allum 1 Brian E Whiting 3 George W Pipe 3 Andrew D Fisk 2 Amanda M Whiting 4 David L Sparling 4 Robin' D Allum 3 George W Pipe 5 Amanda M Whiting 5 Katharine Whittell 4 Roger B Lubbock 6 Owan P Ctaxton 6 David G Salterfc) 5 James A Smith 7 Adrian Knight* 200th a* Conductor. 100th Suf 6 John L Girt folk tenor turned In to a psal:6. 8 Simon A Rudd 1st In Minor method by all.and- 7 Adrian Knights for the Guild and In Suffolk. To welcome Ben Pipe, grand 8 Simon A Rudd(c) son to George and Diana. First spliced:4. First In this combina 6205 tion by all. 6202 HORRiNGER, S Leonard STOWMARKET, SS Peter & Mary Sal Apr 8, 2D40 6208 sun Apr 2, 3hi2 5080 Edinburgh S.Ma|or ■mEBERTON, S Peter 5040 Qrandtlre Triples CompJ W Wathbrook Wed Apr 12, 21)38 ComJ J Parker 1 Brian E Whiting 5040 Rain Bob Double* 1 Paul V Stannard 2 James A Smith 1 Trevor D Hughe* 2 Marie Carton 3 Nigel J Newton 2 Penelope Davy 3 David F Webb 4 Simon L Girl 3 Irene Rowe 4 Joan Garrett 5 Ralph N Earey 4 Richard T L Raptor 5 Alan P Mayle 8 Adrian Knights 5 Graham R Bowles 6 Winston Glrtlng(c) 7 Amanda M WhWng(c) 6 Mlcheal M Rolph 7 Maurice J Rote 8 Simon A Rudd First ln*lde:2. Farewell compli Josephine Beaver ment to Penelope Davy emigrat 8 Fir*! blow* In method by all. The fir ing to Canada. 1st Grran.Tr2,3,4,7. 50th together 2, s t o f many 'good 7. 1st Grandslre Triples as con. byes’ to James Smith, leav ing for Australia In June. 6208 8203 BURGH, S Botolph 6206 GRUNDISBURGH, s Mary Sat Apr 15, 21)27 8REDFIELD, S Andrew Sat Apr 8. 2h57 5040 Surprise Minor Sat Apr 15, 21)58 (I extant each W 1 n t a rt hi ng, Ips- 5058 Yorkshire S.Major wlch. Bourns. Beverley, Norwich, Sur- 5040 Plain Bob Doubles fleet, Cambridge.) Comp.W J Couperthwalte (42 ext 4 callings.) 1 J Martin Thorley(c) 1 Yvonne M Cole 1 Hazel L Meeklng 2 Patricia M Bailey 2 Stephen Petlman(c) 2 Andrew D F!tk(c) 3 Frederick C Gunton 3 Molly S Waterson 3 Mlcheal M Rolph 4 Frank C J Arnold 4 Daniel A Bye 4 Mary Allum 5 David G Salter 5 Anthony H Warren 5 Robin D Allum 6 Trevor N J Bailey 6 John L Girt 6 A Harry Archer A 17th birthday compli 7 David N Lugg ment to Janet and Stella Bailey Bai First attempts. Birthday compll- ley. 8 lain W Mitchell msnt to Lynda M u l First Surprised,4. First York lock and Stella and Janet Bailey. shire Major:3,8. Birthday compll- ment to Molly Water- son(l7); also wedding compll- ment lo Carrie B a r ker and David Chlttock. 49 •no 8213 6216 TANNINGTON, S Elheibert IPSWICH, S Mary-Le-Tower EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fem Cottages Sun Apr 16, 2h35 Sun Apr 23, 3hl8 Wed May 3, th58 5040 M(nOr(28m:(l) Bovorley, Sur- 5042 Orton S.Maxtmu* 5040 Surprise Minor Cambridg«;(2) Singl* Oxford. Singia Bur* ton, P ad w or d i n •; ( 3) Oxford; (4) Dou ble Oxford, Pinohurot, TnaKveH, Edge HIM, Aflar- Comp.R W Pipe (7m:l ext.aach London, Ipwlch, Rossen- ton. Orfcntv, Wildwood, Hoimcrott. Litt- dale, Bourne, Annablo's London, Nor- l«worth;(5) St Clomonte, Burton. Chtaw«H, Armi- 1 John Hughea-D’Aeth wich, Cambridge.) tege, Lakeoend, St Nichole*. Gower, flibcho*- ler. He*thersltde:(6) Bellileery, Kombor- 2 George W Pipe 1-2 James A Smith ton, (7) Plain, Single Canterbury.) 3 Philip R J Bamea 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 1 Josephine M Beever 4 David E House 5-6 Simon A Rudd(e) 2 Mary Allum 5 David J Sheppard 3 Andrew D Flak 6 David J Dearnley 4 Robin 0 Allum 7 Ian Roulatone(c) 6217 5 Katharine Whlttell 8 Stephen A Coaker TANNINGTON.S Ettielbert 6 David Q Salterfe) 9 David C Brown Sat May 6, 2h50 200th peal:1. 10 Nigel J Newton 5040 Cambridge S.MInor 11 Paul N Mounsey (Variable hunt;39 changes 6211 of hunt bell, all the work.) 12 Alan Ragln OAKLEY, S Nicholas Comp_A J Cox Sun Apr 16, 2h37 6214 1 Simon A Rudd 5040 Mlnor(7m:(l) Norwich,!21 Dou 2 Adrian Knights ble Oxford. St Clement* ;(S) Cam- GREAT BARTON, The Holy in brldgr, (4) OxforttfS) Kent: (6,71 Plain.) nocents 3 Brian E Whiting 1 Trevor N J Bailey Thur Apr 27, 2h33 4 Amanda M Whiting 2 Ann M Lea 5040 Single Canterbury Plea- 5 David L Sparling 3 Pafrtca M Bailey aura Bob Minor.(5 dif ferent extents and 1 x 1440.) 6 James A Smnh(c) 4 3 Martin Thortey(c) 1 David G Sa«er(c) First variable hunt by all. 5 Frederick C Qunton 2 Andrew D Fisk 6 Richard T L Raptor 3 Josephine Beever 6218 600th for the Qu(ld:3. On the 100th TUDDENHAM ST.MARTIN birthday of Sir Charlie S.Chaplln. 4 Marie Carson 5 Winston S Girling S Marlin Sat May 6, 2h40 6212 6 Paul V Stannard 100th pea!'.5. First In the Minor meth 5040 Mlnor(38m:(1) Super Court, Whit HEVENINGHAM, S Margaret church, Double Burton, Padwardlno, Tilling- od:2,3,4 ,5,6. Completes second cir ton, Armltaga, Beacon- Sal Apr 22, 2h33 cled. lide. Crown Court, Xebec, Pais ley: (2.3) Cambridge, Beverley, Sur- 5040 Blackburn Place Bob Dou fleet; (4) Single Oxford, Single Bur blet ton., PadwardlneX5) SLCIements, St Nicho 6215 las, Gower. Buxton, Chidwall, henthers- (42 ext 12 calling*) lade. Lakes-and, Plbchester. Doxay, Arml- GRUNDISBURGH, S Mary V tage:(6) Double Oxford, Llttleworth, Ork 1 J Martin Thorley ney, Edge Hill, Allerton, Quornmore, Wild Mon May 1, 2h52 wood, Plnahurst, Thelwall, Holn- 2 Josephine Beever croft; (7) Plain. Double. Single Canter 5040 Stedman Triplet bury, Abertawe) 3 Mary Allum Comp.J J Parker 1 Mary Allum 4 Andrew D Flak 1 Joan Garret! 2 Josephine Beever 5 David G Salter(c) 2 George W Pipe 3 Robin D Allum Birthday compliment to Robin Allum. 3 Ralph N Earey 4 Andrew D Fisk let D/Method by all & Gullld. 4 Yvonne M Cola 5 Katharine Whlttell 5 Molly S Waterson 6 David G Salter(c) 6 lain W Mitchell Most Mlnor3. 2500) peal and 2000) for the Gulld:3. 7 Stephan Pettman(c) 8 David N Lugg First on working bell:4. First Sted- man: 5,6. Birthday compli ment to the 4th.rfnger. 50 6219 0222 6226 EUSTON, S Genevieve DENNINGTON, S Maty BREDFIELD, S Andrew Sat May 6, 2h35 Sat May 13, 3h3 Sun May 14, 2h45 5040 M I It O t f 4 m:( I. 2) C m - 5040 Doublat(42 ext.11m/ 5040 Mlnor(Sm:(l) Double Courts Dou bridge**) Kent; (4,5) 0xfordje,7) Plain.) v tea RW page 509 for detail*.) ble 0xford;£3) Cambridge;!4) Oxford; £5- 6) KentJ7) Plain.) 1 Hanty Mng* 1 Patricia M Bailey 1 P Ann Pilgrim 2 Winifred M Mng* 2 David G salter(c) 2 Michael Pilgrim 3 Jama* Q Stannard 3 Trevor N J Bailey 3 Molly S Waterson 4 Joan Qarralt 4 Andrew D Flak 4 Colin G Spreadbury 5 Paul V Stannard 5 Frank' C J Arnold 5 Bruce Wakefield 6 Maurice J Ro*a(e) 6 Joaephlne Beaver 8 George W Plpe(c) Birthday eompil- 100m together.1,5. mant to Win ivlngs; al*o 34m wed- Most methods:3. To mark dlng anivaraary compli 6223 th e 40th annlvers- ment to Jim & Janet Stannard. ary of me first peal on me bell*. Th PEASENHALL, S Michael e band associa sun May 14, 2h40 ted the peal with Syl- 6220 vla Pipe who, with the conduc 5040 Single Cum- tor was in me 1949 peal. IPSWICH s Mary-Le-Towar brla Place Minor Sun May 7, 3h23 (7 different ext) 6227 5007 Stadman Clnqua* 1 Mary Allum IPSWICH, S Mary-Le-Tower Comp.T Hoolsy 2 Josephine Beaver Wed May 17, 2h58 1 George W Pipe 3 Robin D Allum 5056 Bristol S.Maior 2 Amanda M Whiting 4 Andrew D Flak Comp.J S Warboy* 3 Janice R Baldry 5 Katharine Whlttell 1 Jame* A Smith 4 David L Sparling 8 David G Salter(c) 2 Amanda M Whiting 5 Owen P Claxton 50th mlnor.5. Flrtt on me bell* since 1978. First In method for me Guild. 3 Josephine M Beever 8 Simon A Rudd(c) 6224 4 Owen P Claxton 7 Nlgal J Newton EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fern Cottage* 5 David G Salter 8 Norman Brock Sun May 14, 2h45 (15) 8 Winston S Girling 9 Michael A Baldry 5040 Lithe Bob Royal 7 Simon A Rudd(c) 10 Richard Carter Comp.R Bailey 8 Adrian Knight* 11 Adrian Knight* 1-2 Jame* A Smith First In method:3,8. 12 Jama* A Smith 3-4 Amanda M Whiting Circled tower:12. Farewell compli ment to Jama* Smith. 5-8 Alison K Surry 6228 7-8 Roger Balley(c) PRESTON, S Mary 6221 9-10 Simon A Rudd Sat May 20, 2h35 First on 10 In hand:1 -2,3-4. 5040 Double*(5m:(i-3) sted- EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fern Cottage* man:(3,7,U, 16,19,22,25,28,31,34,37,3*) St Mar 6225 ti n’i;(4,8.12) Sl.Slmon’s;(S,8.IS,IS,l8. Wed May 11, 1h55 (15) 21,24.27,30.33,38,41,42) Plelir£6.l0.l4.l7,20.23,26,2 EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fern Cottage* 9,32.36) Grand*lre.lO callings: (39.40) Grand- 5040 Minor (7m:! axt. each Rossen- sire Morris’s 240.) dale, Primrose, Plain, Kent, Norwich, Cam Sun May 14, 2h22 (15) bridge, Oxford.) 1 David F Webb 5056 Cambridge S.Major 1-2 Jama* A Smith 2 Josephine M Beever Comp.C Middleton 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 3 Neville F Whtttell 1-2 James A Smith 5-8 Simon A Rudd(c) 4 Katharine Whlttell 3-4 Alison K Surry(c) 5 David G Salter(c) 5-8 Roger Bailey 7-8 Simon A Rudd First T.B.In h a n d : 1 - 2. First touch of S.Major In hand. 51 KM 0232 0235 ROUGHAM, S Maty HELMtNQHAM, S Mary WETHERDEN, S Mary 8 at May 20, 31*4 Sal June 3, 2h49 Sat June 10, 2h39 5040 Delight Mlnor(7m: wood- 5040 Himslet Bob Triple* 5040 Mlnor(7m: Sin bln*. Vale Royal. Kentish, StAlbans, Edin gle Oxford, Oxford, Single Canterbury, Sin burgh, Dlsley, Oswald) CompJ Clatworthy gle Wreford, Single Cumbria, Kant, Plain) 1 Jams* A smtth(c) 1 Patricia M Bailey 1 Josephine M Beaver 2 Brian E Whiling 2 Frederick C Qunton 2 Andrew D Fisk 3 David L Sparling 3 Frank C J Arnold 3 Mary Altum 4 Adrian Knight* 4 J Martin Thorley 4 Robin D Allum 5 Amanda M Whiling 5 Andrew D Fltk 5 Katharine Whlttell 8 Simon A Rudd 8 Trevor N J Bailey 6 David G Salterfc) Moat Delight minor by all. 7 David <3 Saltar(c) 75m together! ,2. 8 Katharine Whlttell 0230 50th together:1,8. First In Tri 0230 ple* method by all, for me Guild a EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fem Cottage* nd In Suffolk. WORUNGWORTH, S Mary Wed May 24, 2h4 (15) Sat June 10, 2h41 5 0 4 0 Surprlae Minor 6233 5152 Uncolnahlra S.MaJor (7m :1 extent each Carlisle. Cam bridge. Norwich. London, Rossan- K1RBY-LE-SOKEN, E*«ex, S Mtcheai Comp.S Humphrey dale. Bourne. Ipswich.) Sat June 3, 2h49 (9?) 1 Trevor N J Bailey 1-2 Jama* A Smith 5056 Bristol S.Ma|or 2 Patricia M Bailey 3-4 Amanda M Whiting ArrJ A Smtth 3 Brenda A Mayla 5-s Simon A Rudd(c) 1 Jame* A Smtth 4 J Martin Thorley 2 David L Sparling 5 Peter Mayte 0231 3 Owen P Claxton 6 Tom Page ASHFORD, Kent S Mary 4 Brian E Whiting 7 John A Mayte Mon May 29, 2h59,(21) 5 Nell V AvI* 8 Alan P Mayla(c) 5040 Brlatol S.Royaf Adrian Knight* First Uncolnshlre:3. During a gar Comp-A J Cox 8 den fete In aid of me Church and 7 Simon A Rudd 1 Brian E Whiling Bell Restoration Funds. Amanda M Whltlng(c) 2 Yvonne Towler 8 Flret Brlatol a* conductor 6237 3 Amanda M Whiting 6234 ALDEBURGH, SS Peter & Paul 4 Jame* A Smith BURY ST.EDMUNDS, Norman Tower Sun June 11, 2h44 5 Nigel J Newton Mon June 8, 3h25 5040 Galneborough Lit 5 David Q Salter tle Bob Major 5039 Grandair* Caters 7 Simon A Rudd(c) CompJ Clatworthy Comp.T Hooley 8 David L Sparling 1 Frederick C Qunton 1 Joan Garrett 9 Adrian Knight* 2 Peter Mayte 2 Josephine M Beaver 10 Jame* L Towler 3 Travor N J Bailey 3 Mary Mitchell First in metnod:3,4,6. 4 Patricia M Bailey 4 Winston S Girling 5 J Martin Thorley 5 Rev.Lawrenca Ploey 6 Trevor D Hughee 8 Maurice J Rose 7 Alan P Mayle(c) 7 John L Girt 8 J Barry Pickup 8 George W Pipe 550th peal together 3.4. First in mat 9 Stephen Pettman(c) hod by all excepts. For me 42nd A 10 Paul V Stannard Ideburgh Frill- val of Music and me Arts. 80th birthday compli ment to Charles Stan nard, local ringer. 52 6238 8241 6244 WILBY, S Mary BADINGHAM, S John Bapt WINGFIELD, S Andrew S* June 17, 21*47 Fn June 23, 2h28 Sal JUl 1, 21)47 5058 Lincolnshire S.Mafor 5 0 4 0 Doubles 5040 Minor (7m: I extent aach Dou (42 extent* In 33m and 1 princi ble Court , Norwich, Beverley, Dou comp.c j sedgl*y(No 1) ples HIniter (2) St JemertS) All Saint r( 4) ble Oxford, Cambridge, Oxford, Plainj St Augustlne;(S) Wainfleet;(6) Mont 1 J Martin Thorley(c) gomeryshire^?) CaHender;(8) Cha- 1 J Martin Thorfey(c) vasse(d) Maitby;(IO) Shlp-ways;(JI) Dra 2 Pstar Mayla gon:^) St Hilary:(IS) Blaekburrtf I4) West- 2 Frederick C Gunton i?Hn»ter*!S.!$.2l,22, 27,28.14.36.30) Plain: (17) S 3 Patricia M Bailey t 0uen;(l8) FifleidJIS) Bampton; (20) Twine- 3 Frank C Arnold ham;(23) BJaldon;(24) St Vedast(2S) Hunts- 4 Trevor N J Bailey plll;(26) New Bob;(29) Rev.Canter- 4 Patricia M Bailey bury;(30) HunUeyJSl) St R»miglu9^32) Wlne- 5 David G Salter hedon;(33) St Nlcholas{35) Grand- 5 David G Salter sire^37) StsdmanjSB) St Slmon<40) St Mar- 8 Alan P Mayle UnsJ4J) St 0imundJ42) Eynesbury) 6 Trevor N J Bailey 7 tan M Holland 1 Josephine M Beever Rung to com- memorate the 500th annivers 8 Richard Green 2 Mary Alium ary of the birth If Thomas Cranmer. Complete* circle:*, a 7th birth 3 Andrew D Fisk day compliment to Cath erine Pickup of Baccles. 4 Robin D Alium 6245 5 David G Salter(c) HARTEST, AD Saint* 8238 Most method/ princi Sat Jul 1, 2h37 ples: 1,2,4. To congratu SPROUGHTON, AD Saints 5040 Mlrior(7m:l extent each Kent. St C late Nolan Golden on being awar laments, Oxford. Double Oxford. Cam Sat June 17, 21*47 ded the M.B.E. bridge. Plain. Norwich.) 5040 Double*:(42 extents, 12m/ 0242 1 Simon A Rudd 30v: See RW page 851 for details.) ELVEDEN, SS Patrick & Andrew 2 Brian E Whiting 1 Gordon M Slack Sal June 24, 3h7 3 Simon L Girt 2 Andrew D Fisk 5184 Quedgley S.Mafor 4 John L Girt 3 Frank C J Arnold Comp.H Poyner 5 Amanda M WhWng(c) 4 Mlcheal J Padcerfc) 1 J Martin Thortey 8 Adrian Knight* 5 Mlcheai M Rolph 2 Josephine M Beever 8 A Harry Archer 3 Patricia M Bailey 8246 850th peal:3.80th tower for a peal. 4 Trevor N J Bailey KERSEY, S Mary 5 Paul V Stannard Sun Jul 2, 2h54 8240 6 Winston S Girling 5184 Brletol S.Mafor STOWMARKET, SS Peter & Mary 7 Katharine Whitten CompJ S Warboys Sun June 18, 3h6 8 David G Salter(c) 1 Brian E Whiting 5056 Plain Bob Ma|or First In method:2,5,6, 7. 2 Janice R Baldly CompJ R Pritchard 6243 3 Katharine Whlttell 1 Josephine M Beever EASTON, All Saints 4 Mlcheal Baldly 2 Joan Garrett Sat Jun 24, 2IH7 5 Alan P Mayle 3 Marie Carson 5040 Doublae: 1 0m:(l-4) Rev.Canter- 8 Simon A Rudd bury:(S-8) Wlnchodon Place19-IZ) St Nlcho- 4 Winston S Girting Ias;(i3-16) St Remigu*1l7-20) St 0*mun07SI- 7 David G Saftertc) 241 St MartlnJ25-2l) St Simotrt23-J2) Steel 5 Paul V Standard man: 33-381 Grandjlra33&-4Z1 Plain.) 8 George W Pipe 8 David F Webb 1 Yvonne M Cole First 8 r I * - 7 David Q Salter tol:3. First In method as conduc 2 Ray Lewi* tor. First in method on the belle. 8 Maurice J Rose(c) 3 Jayne Cady Farewell compliment to Marie Car- 4 lain W Mitchell son, leaving Stowmar- kat for South Wales. 5 Stephen Pettmen(c) 6 Brian Martin First attempts. Most methods dou bles by all. Farewell compli ment to J Smith. S3 #M7 0290 8290 Bury St Edmund*, Norman Tower GRUNDISBURGH, S Mary the Virgin RATTLESDEN, S Nlchola* Sal Jul 81ft, 3ft15 Fit July 21, 2h47 Sat July 22, 21)35 8040 Single Canterbury Pteaeure 5184 Cambridge S.Ma|or 5040 Surprlta Minor i?ni:Nor- Bob RoyaL wich, London, Beverley. Surflest. Prim Comp.B D Price rose. Ipswich. Cambridge.) Arr.D a Salter 1 Karen H Wood* 1 Owen P Claxton 1 J Marlin Thorley 2 Adrian Knight* 2 Amanda M Whltlng(c) 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 Simon L Gilt 3 Simon A Rudd 3 wintton S Girting 4 Ian C Symington 4 John L Girt 4 Jotephlne M Beever 5 Ralph N Earey 5 Brian E '(Vhltlng G Frank C J Arnold 6 Brian E Whiting 8 Adrian Knight* Trevor N J Bailey 6 7 Amanda M Whltlng(c) Flr*t in Seven Surprt*e:4. Rung fol 7 Paul V Stannard lowing the marriage of Paul Tan 8 Simon A Rudd ner and Tert Stiff. Katharine Whlttell 8 First peal:1. 9 Neville F Whlttell 8254 10 D G Salter(c) 8251 METFIELD, Tha Village Green 100tft together 1,4. Flrct Royal method by all and for the Guild KEDINGTON, SS Peter & Paul Sun July 23, 1h56 (13) Sat July 22, 2h46 5040 Mlnor(4ni: 2 extents each of Plain, Kent, Oxford, ! extent Cambridge) 8248 5040 M ln o r| li:(l| Sin- gte Oxford;#) Kent;(3) Double Oxford/ 1-2 David L Sparling OAKLEY, S Nlchola* PI a i n: ( 4 ) P1aln:(S) St. CI em ent s/ Plain#) PlainX7) Plain/SIngle Canterbury.) 3-4 Amanda M Whiling sal July 15, 2h36 1 Mary Allum 5-6 Simon A Rudd(c) 6040 Mlnor( 7 m: Cambridge, Nor* wlch, Double Oxford, St.Cle 2 Jotephlne M Beever Rung d u rin g the V II- ment*. Oxford, Kant, Plain.) 3 Andrew D Fisk lage ‘Open Weekend’ 1 Trevor N J Bailey 4 Robin D Allum 2 Ann M Lea 5 Katharine Whlttell 6255 3 Patricia M Bailey 8 David G Salter(c) ERISWELL, S Peter 4 J Martin Thorley Wedding annlver*ary compli Sat July 29, 2h36 5 Frank C J Arnold ment to Ted and Eva Cracknell. 5040 Double* (42 extents In i7m^1,2)Reverse bobiS) Dra- 8 Mlchaal J Parker gon;(4) SlHMary: (5) Blackburn#) Westmlns- 8252 ter:(7.20,21) Huntley:#.24,25) St. Remi- in memory of John Freeman. gl uv#,28,29) Winchedoitf10,32.33) SLNlcho- NAYLAND, S Jame* las:(11.3B,41) Rev.Canterburyil2,22,23) Eynes* bury: (13.26, 27) SLOsmundi14.30.31) SLMar- Sat July 22, 2h48 tln'silS, 34 35) SLSimonsilS.36.39) Plalnil7,l8, 8240 19.37.40) Grandsirei42) SLAugustina) STOWMARKET, SS Peter & Paul 5040 Mlnor(1im:iq Camorldga, Bever- ley, Surfleet:(2) AMerton, Theiwaii. Plne- 1 Paul V Stannard Sun July 18, 3h7 hursi, Double Oxford. Edge* hlll;(3) Oxford; (4) PlatniS) Kent: (6) SlClee 2 David G Sa/ter(c) 5040 Plain Bob Ma|or ments, Arm-itage-ls-the-name. Lakesend, Bux ton, Chlldw«IU7) Plain.) 3 Mary Allum comp.E wightman 1 Katharine Whltteil 4 Robin D Allum 1 Mary Allum 2 Mary Allum 5 Katharine Whtttell J Marlin Thorley 2 3 Andrew D Fl*k 350th for the Gulld:2. 3 Wlnaton S Girling 4 Jotephlne M Beever 4 Jotaphlne M Beever 5 Robin D Allum 5 Frank C J Arnold 6 David G Salter(c) Andrew D Fltk 6 75th togeOiar.1,4. For tha Patronal F 7 Robin O Allum exttval. 8 David G Saiter(c) Completes c 1 r - cle:3. For the United Carnival Even song. 54 8258 mlnater;(24) Blais* 6201 don:(25) St Vedast;(28) Hunts* pill; (27) New;(28) Grandslre;(29) Sted- OAKLEY, S Nicholas HENLEY, S Pater man (90) St Ouen^S!) Flf!eld;(92) Bamp- ton; (99) Twlnehanr(94) Huntley^SS) St Reel* Mon Aug 14, 2D41 Sun July 30, 2M3 glus:(36) Wlnchedon;(97) St Nlche- S1S2 Vancouver S.MaJor I a s ( 9 8 ) Eynes* 5040 Mlnor(7m: Double Court. Nor- btryJSf) St 0smund{40) St Martln’r(4r| St S wich, Oxford, Kant. Cambridge. St Cle Comp.S Humphrey No. 10 lmon‘*X42) SpL Plain, Rev Canterbury.) ment's. Plain.) 1 Pater Mayle 1 6274 6277 6260 Ffcl I IS I RLE, SS Peter & Paul GRUNDISBURGH, S Mary V EAST BERGHOLT, 1 Fern Cottages Sat Sept 16, 2D39 Sal Set 16, 2hS6 Wed Sept 20, 11)56 (13) 5640 Doubiea (Zaxtants Grand- 5040 Brletol S.Royal 5040 MtaOltUncI extent Cambridge. Nor- sire:IO each St Simon's, Eynaabury. St Mar folk. Ipswich. Hull. Prim tin's, Plain aob) Comp.A J Cox rose. Bourne:! e a.c h Nor wich, Oxford, Kent, Plain;] Plain and Dou 1 Shirley Qlit 1 Diana M Pipe ble Bob.) 2 Mary Gamer 2 David L Sparling 1-2 David L Sparling 3 lain Mitchell 3 Adrian Knight* 3-4 Amanda M Whiting 4 Michael G Whittle) 4 Amanda M Whiting 5-6 Simon A Rudd(c) 5 John L Girt 5 Owen P Claxton To celebrate the birth of Oli ver John Christian born the pre 6 Colin D Upton 6 Ralph N Earey vious day. 7 lain W Mitchell 6281 0275 8 Michael G Whitby POLSTEAD, s Mary LEISTON, S Margaret 9 Simon A Rudd Wed Sept 20, 21)28 Sat Sept 16, 21)55 10 Stephen D Pettman(c) 5040 Mlnor(7axtants In Sm:(1) Sin- gie 0xford;(2) Cambr)dge;(3) Dou 5056 Cambridge S.MaJor Flrat Briatol:7. ble 0xford;(4) Kent;(S) St Clements. Bux- ton^S) 0xfordJ7) Plain.) Comp.C Middleton 1 Katharine Whlttell (Johnston's Variation) 6278 1 J Marlin Thorley KERSEY, S Mary 2 Joaephlne Beever 2 Patricia M Bailey Sun Sept 17, 31)1 3 Andrew D Flak 4 Paul V Stannard 3 Frank C J Arnold 5040 Plain Bob Triples 5 Wlnaton S Girling 4 Andrew 0 Flak Comp_A Knlghta 5 Katharine Whlttell 1 Joaephlrie M Beever 6 David G Salterfe) 150th toga)her3,6. 6 Mlcheal J Parker 2 Elizabeth J Parker 7 David G Salter 3 David G SaBerfc) 6202 ASHBOCWNG, All Saints 8 Trevor N J BaHey(c) 4 Frank C J Arnold 5 Andrew D Flak Thur sept 21, 2M8 5040 Mlnor( 2 extents each Cam 6276 6 Neville F Whlttell bridge. Oxford, Plaifr.l Kent.) STOWMARKET, SS Peter & Mary 7 Katharine Whlttell 1 C Peter Davies Sat Sept 16, 3h4 8 Raymond E Parker 2 Karen H Woods 5024 Double Norwich C.B.Ma|or Flrat on elght:8. To wel- 3 Brian E Whiting come the Rev.Wll- Comp.SIr A P Heywood llam J Sanda to 6ie pariah. 4 Adrian Knights 1 Joaephlne M Beever 5 Amanda M WhWng(c) 2 Marie Canon 6279 8 Simon A Rudd 3 Norman P J Cotaey HELMINGHAM, S Mary In memory of Joyce Christian. 4 Tony F Crawford Sun Sept 17, 21)58 6283 5 David F Webb 5056 London S.Ma|or PETT1STREE, SS Peter & Paul 6 Wlnaton S Girling Comp.R Baldwin Sat Sept 23, 2D37 7 Alan P Mayta(c) 1 Stephen A Cheek 5040 DOUblee(4 axtanti Stad- man;3 Grandslre;6 each Rev.Canter 8 Maurice J Rote 2 Simon A Rudd(c) bury, St Nicholas, Wlnchadon, Plain, Eynes- bury, St Simon's, St Martin's.) First In method:5. Flrat in the mettiod 3 Chrirtlne A Knight lnalde:4. 1756) aa conductor. 1 lain Mitchell 4 Amanda M Whiting Specially arranged aa a Silver Wed 2 Mary Gamer ding Compliment to Sue and Wln 5 Richard A Knight aton Girling. 3 Michael G Whltbyfc) 6 Brian E Whiting 4 P Mark Ogden 7 Alan P Mayle 5 Simon A Rudd 8 Adrian Knight 6 Anthony Franklin Flrat In the method and com pletes the ‘Standard 8’:7. 8006) peal:5. II 57 6284 8287 6280 RUSHMERE ST ANDREW, S Andrew HCLLESLEY, AH Saint* PAKEFIELD, AH Saint* Sun S«pt 23, 2tl54 Sun Oct 1, 2tl58 & S Margaret 5040 Plain Bob Minor 5040 Grandalra Triple* Sat Oct 7, 21)50 (7 different extent*) JJ Parker1* One-Part 5056 Plain Bob Ma|or 1 Geoffrey M Heynet 1 Stephen D Pettman(c) Arr.D G Salter 2 Hllery Talbot 2 Ralph N Earey 1 Frederick C Gunton 3 Michael G Whitby 3 Michael G Whitby 2 J Martin Thortey 4 Claire F Haynet 4 John L Girt 3 Jotephlne M Beever 5 John L Girt 5 Trevor D Hughe* 4 Mary Allum 6 John C Sager(c) 6 Wlntton S Girling 5 Andrew D Fltk For (he birth of Claire Helen Sager. 7 Michael A Baldry 6 Michael J Parker 8 A Harry Archer 7 Katharine Whlttell 0285 75th birthday compli 8 David G SalteRc) ment to Harry Archer; alto wed GRUNDISBURGH, S Mary ding annlvertary compliment to Hill 10000) Majors. 2000) for 0>e Gulld:3 Sat Sept 30, 21)54 ary and Trevor Hughe*. .1000) Suffolk tower to a peai:5. 5040 Stodman Triple* 6291 Comp.P A B Saddleton 8288 SUDBURY, S Peter 1 Adrian Knight* RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR Sun Oct 8, 3h3 2 Amanda M Whiting S Mary 5056 Plain Bob Royal 3 John L Girt Mon Oct 2, 21)32 Comp J George 4 lain Mitchell 5040 Mlnor( 7m: Doubts Court. Ips 1 J Martin Thortey(c) wich. Double Oxford. Cambridge. St Cle 5 Stephen A Cheek ment's, Oxford. Plain) 2 Chrt*0ne A Knight 8 David L Sparling 1 J Martin Thortey 3 Patricia M Bailey 7 Simon A Rudd(c) 2 Patricia M Bailey 4 Frederick C Gunton 8 Brian E Whiting 3 Trevor N J Bailey 5 Trevor D Hughe* Flrxt Stedman:5. 4 Peter Mayle 6 Peter Mayle 5 Alan P Mayle 7 Richard T L Raptor 6280 6 David G Salter 8 Alan P Mayle THEBERTON, S Peter 75th birthday compli 9 Richard Knight ment to A Harry Archer Sat sept 30, 21)26 10 Trevor N J Bailey 5040 Treble Bob Minor The Conductor ha* now cal 6288 led peal* from 100 different Suf (I extant each King Edward, Norwich, Sur folk Treble*. liest, Cambridge, Oxford, Kent) EDWARDSTONE, S Mary V 8292 1 Frederick C Gunton Thur Oct 5, 21)38 HUNT1NGFIELD, S Mary 2 Ann M Lea 5040 Iptwtcl) S.Minor Mon Oct 9, 21)34 3 Frank C J Arnold Comp.R D Balley(No.1) 5040 Double*(42 extents in S8 m/prln- 4 Patricia M Bailey 1 J Martin Thorty clples.(l) Strelly;(2) I n - twood:(3) lyng;(4) Forncett;(S) Screve- 5 Trevor N J Bailey 2 David G Salter ton;(6) Bedlngham; (7) Elllngham<8) Knap- ton:(9) Rev.Bob & Canter 6 J Martin Thortey(c) 3 Peter Mayle bury PttlO) Plain & Rev.CanterburyXH) Ged- ney;(12) Swinderby: North Rauceby, Ged- Flr*t 7-7B Mlnon2. 4 Patricia M Bailey nay, !rnham;(13) Abbey, All Hal lows. St Sebastian, St Bartholo 5 Trevor N J Bailey mews;^) Walnfleet;(1S) Callender, Che- vase, Maltby. Montgomeryshire; (16) Shlp- 6 Alan P Mayfe(c) ways;(17) Dragon. Westminster. St Hil ary. 8laclcburn;(18) New Bob. Blals- Flrtt In method:4,5. in memory of c don. St Vedast. Hunts- p»ll;(19) St Ouon, Flfleld, Bampton, Twine- ecll Pipe (5710/80). ham;(20) St Nicholas. Huntley, St Remi- glus, Wlnchedon;(21) Thornborough, Long- ford, Hascombe;(22) Eynes- bury, St Simon's. St Osmund. St Martfn’s*23) Slapton, Rugby. Merton ;(24.42) Grand- slre;(25) Stedman;(26) AN Saints, Mins ter. St Augustine. St Jamest27,28.29) Hunt- ley; (29) St Remigius;(30,3t) Winche- don;(32,33) St Nicholas}34.35) Rev.Canter- 58 b u r y : ( 3 6 ) E y n a s - 82S5 6298 bury:(37) St Ojmund: (38.39) St Mar- lln's<40) St Slmons*41) Plain) IPSWICH BREDFIELD, S Andrew 1 Katharine WhttteH S Mary-Le-Tower Sal Nov 4, 2h54 2 Maty Allum Sun Oct 29, 2h55 5040 DOUblO*(7m:6 extents each Grandsire, Wlnche- 3 Andrew D Fl*k 5088 Ullestliorpe S.Ma)or don, St Nicholas. flev.Cantarbury, St Mar tin's, St Simon's, Plain) 4 Robin D Allum Comp R Bailey(No.2) 1 John Le-Grove 6 David Q Salter(c) 1 J Martin Thoriey 2 Gordon Stack Mott Double* method/ princi 2 Patricia M Bailey ple* by ail.250tti togethen2,4. 3 Elizabeth Le-Grove 3 Trevor N J Bailey 4 Philip J Harrold ans 4 Deborah Blumfleid INVERARAY, Strathclyde 5 Andrew D Fltk(c) 5 Andrew D FI*k AH Saint* 3 A Harry Archer 8 Adrian J Blumfleid Sal Oct 14, 3h35 (41.5) A 90th birthday compli 7 David G Salter(c) ment to Mr* E Ram»ey (28/10/ 5003 Grandalre Cater* 89) Alto for the Gunpowder Traa- 8 Alan P Mayle ton: an Old local tut- Comp J Pladdy* 150th togther: tom wat to ring theie bell* a* a 1 Adrian Knight* 2,7. Flr*t In method by all exceptl. thank»glv- Ing for the failure of Guy Fawke*' p 2 David L Sparling tot 3 Simon L Girt 6290 6299 4 John L Girt OAKLEY, S Nlchola* BURY ST.EDMUNDS, Norman Tower 5 Oavld G Salter Sat NOV 4, 2h35 Sat Nov 11, 3h15 a Amanda M WhlHng(c) 5040 Mlnort 7m:I extant each Dou ble Oxford, Single Oxford. Cam 5040 Plain Bob Royal 7 Brian E Whiting bridge. Oxford, Kent, St Clements, Plain) Comp.H J Tucker > Michael G Whitby 1 Frederick C Gunton 1 Elizabeth Teverton a Simon A Rudd 2 Patricia M Bailey 2 Mary E Mitchell 10 Owen P Clarion 3 J Martin Thor1ay(c) 3 Marie Carton The band withe* to atto- 4 Frank C J Arnold 4 David F Webb ciat* thl* peal with Jame* Smith, un able to ring to being In Auriralla. 5 Richard T L Raptor 5 Jotephbie M Beever a m 6 Michael J Parker 6 Joan Garrett QADINGHAM, S John Bapt 800th poal:2. Third clrcle:3. Remem 7 H Malcolm Oliver bering Alfred Bowell, bell foun- Fri OCt 20, 2h35 d e r o f Ipswich 8 Wlnrion S Girting 5040 Double* today wa* the centen 9 Paul V Stannard ( 4 2 extents in 60m a t princi ary of hi* flrtt peal. pled)) StrellyJZ) IntwoodJS) Lyngjt) Knap. 10 Maurice J Rote(c) lon:( ) ScrovotoniS) Sedlngham: (7) Elllitg- 6 Flr*t Royal:1,7. Flr*t Royal In- hsm:(81 Forncett:(9) Reverse: (10) Ged- 6297 neyxII) Sw/ndorbytl?) North RaucebtflS) Irn- *lde:4. First perton to cir b ■ m: ( I 4) A b b e y:( IS ) St Sebas- cle the tower to pea!t:9. Engage 11 ■ n: (16) All Hellows:(17) St Berthelo- EUSTON, S Genevieve leewsjtt) W«lnfleet:(l9) Maltby. Callen ment compliment to Jane Stan der, Cnevasse. Montgomeryshire^!!)) SMo- Sat NOV 4, 2h24 nard and John Bennett. way's:(2l) Dragon, Westminster, St Hir e r y ' e Black- 5040 Mlnor( 7m: lextent eahc Ips- 9300 liurn;(22) Broughton (23) Cheshanr(24) Oafc- wich, Norwich, C a m - liam (2S1 New, St Vedast. Huntsplll, Blals- brldge, Kent. Oxford, St Clements, Plain.) IPSWICH, S Mathew don;(26) St Ouen, Bampton. Twlne- ham. I ifloldJ28 a 40) Grandslret27) All Sain 1 Henry Mng* Sat Nov 11, 2h38 li Minster, St James, St Augus- tlna.iri a 41) Rev Canterbury: (30) Hunt- 2 Paul V Stannard 5 0 4 0 Surprlea Minor ley, Wlnchodon, St Nicholas. St Reml- (7m: I oxtont each London, Wails. Bever ulus (31) Thorn- 3 Mary E Mitchell ley, Surheet, Norwich, Ipswich, Cambridge) fioroughc(32) longfordJSS) Hascomtoe; (34 & SI) PI a I n:( 3 S) St Simon's. St Mar- 4 David F Webb 1 Brian E Whiting 5 Maur1c8 J Ro,# 59 8301 8304 IPSWICH HEVENINGHAM, S Margaret 0308 St Mary-l»-Tow*r Frt Nov 17, 2h34 MARLESFORD. S Andrew Sat NOV 11, 31)28 5040 DoUble*(42 extin 75 n/piQ Bed- sat NOV 18, 2tl34 f o n t , C o x 5188 Brintol S.Maxtmu* wall, St Botolph. Soveney. Elton. St ad 5040 M I n O r (I 9 m: (1) Stan- man Sob. Carmarthen, Cardlg- anshlre, Gla stead. Jacob’s Ladder, Ewenny. New 1 Diana M Pipe morgan. Anglesey. Middlesex, Denbigh ton and Stonea;(2) Cambrldge;(3) Sin- shire;^) Streily Intwood, Lyng and Knap- g l e 0xford;(4) Dou 2 Yvonne A Towler ton;(S) Screveton, Bedlngham. Eiling- ble Oxford, Edge Hill, Alierton.Pine- ham. Forn- hurst. ThaiwalltS) Kent{6) St Clements, Bux 3 Unda M Garton cett; (2,5,15.27, 36.57) Pla 1(^6) Rev.A Canter- ton, Childw&ll. lakatend. Armt- bury;(7) Gedney; (8) S wln- tage Is the ne»e^7) Plain.) 4 Kenneth J HetkeB) derby;(9) North Rauceby;(10) Irn- h a m;( 11) Abbey;(12) St Sebas 1 Andrew D Fltk 5 Andrew D sibton tian; (13) All Halfows;(!4) St Bartholo mew's;^) Wainfleet;(-17) Montgomerysh 2 Katharine Whlttell 8 Andrew J Mitchell ire. Maltby, Callender, Chevasse^lB) Shlp- ways;(19) Dragon, St Hilary's, Westmins- 3 Mary Allum 7 Stephen A Water* ter. Black- burn;(20) Broughton (21) CheshamtfZ) Ock 4 Jotaphlna M Beever 8 Simon E Rudd ham; (23) New. St Vedast, HuntsplH, Bials- don;(24) Oakley;(25) ltchlngfieid(28) Chlp- 5 Robin D Allum 9 George W Pipe stead;(29) St James. All Saints. Mins ter. St Augustine;(29) Bampton, Twine- S David G Salterfc) 10 Derek E Slbton(c) ham, St Ouen, FI field;(30) Grand- slro;(31) Rev Canterbury;(32) Hunt- 500) togathar2,3. and 5,6. 11 Jame* A Towler ley, St Remigius. Winchedon. St Nicho lases) ThornboroughJ34) Longford!3S) Mas 12 John P Lovelet* co m b e; (39) St Simon's, St Mar tin’s. St Osmund. Eynesbury;(39) Slap- 8307 8302 ton; (40) Rugby^4l) Merton; (42) Stedman) OAKLEY, S Nicholat ALDEBURGH, ss Peter & Paul 1 Katherine Whtttell Wed Nov 22, 2h36 Sun Nov 12, 21)49 2 Mary Allum 5040 Mlnorpom. (I) Sin 5152 Yorkshire S.Major 3 Andrew D Fl*k gle 0xford;(2) Cambrldge;(3) Dou ble 0xford;(4) Kant;[S) St Clement*. Bux- comp.R E Price 4 Robin D Allum ton, Lakesend, Arm!- tage is the name#) Oxford!7) Plain.) 1 J Martin Thor1ey(c) 5 David G Salterfc) 1 Robin D Allum 2 Philip J Harrold Mott Doublet Meth od) by all and on bell*. 2 Mary Allum 3 Patricia M Bailey 3 Jotephlne M Beever 4 Trevor N J Bailey 6305 4 Andrew D Fltk 5 Frederick C Gunton OTLEY, S Maty V 5 Katharine Whitteu 8 Trevor D Hughe* Sat Nov 18, 2h49 8 David G Salterfc) 7 Richard T L Rapior 5 0 4 0 D o u b I a * ( I I n / 3 i m 7 Complete* clrice:1.To mark 10 year- 8 J Barry Pickup v saa RW paga 1132 for mathod detail.) * o f peal ring- Ing by the ringer* of 1 and 2. 1*t 2 75th peal:23. Complete* 2nd cir 1 Wintton s Girling cled. 1,000th tower bell peal:8. Half 4/11/79 muffled for the fallen. 2 Chrtttophar R McLean 8303 3 Michael M Rolph 6300 LONG MELFORD, Holy Trinity 4 Richard T L Rapior GRUNDISBURGH, S Mary V Sun Nov 12, 31)19 5 David R McLean(c) sat Dec 2, 21)45 5024 Plain Bob Major 6 A Harry Archar 5088 Brlatol S Major Arr.D G Salter, No2. 25lh togather3.6. Comp.P Flavell 1 Mary Allum 1 John L Girt 2 Katharine J Whlttell 2 Michael G Whitby 3 Josephine M Beever 3 Mark C Llebenrood 4 Andrew D Fltk 4 David L Sparling 5 wintton S Girling 5 Stephen A Cheek 6 Robin D Allum 6 Adrian Knight* 7 Neville F Whitten 7 Amanda M Whltlng(c) 8 David G Saltsr(c) 8 Simon A Rudd 200 th p a a 1:4. Half muf A thankful- fled for Remembrance Sunday ne** for the life of Beryl Anne Girt mother of the treble. 60 6309 8311 0314 BADINGHAM, s John Bapt THEBERTON, S Peter EAST BERGHOLT Frt Oec8, 2tl34 Sun Dec 10, 21)27 1 Fern Cottages 6040 DOIIblOf(42 ext. 81m/p:(!) Bed- 5 0 4 0 Surprise MinorThur Dec 21, 2h35(l6) font. C o x (7m: Isxtant aach King Edward, Ips wall. St Sotoiph, Bovenay, Eton, Sled- wich. Bourna, Bevarley, Norwich, Sur- 5152 Yorkshire s.Ma|or man Bob, Carmarthen, Cardiganshire, Gla fleet. Cambridge.) morgan, Middlesex. Anglesey, Denbigh Comp.P J Sanderson shire: (3) Unlon;(5) Manthorpe. Nun- 1 Fredrick C Gunton thorpe. Casthorpe. London- 1-2 David L Sparling thorpe;(7) Strelly, Intwood, Lyng, Knap- 2 Trevor N J Bailey ton;(9) Screveton. Bedingham, Elllng- 3-4 Amanda M Whiting ham, Forncett:(t1) Rev.Cant.; (13) Ged- 3 Patricia M Bailey ney. Swinderby. North Rauceby, Irn- 5-8 Simon A Rudd(c) ham: (IS) Abbey. St Sebastian. AH Hai- 4 Richard T L Raplor lows. St Bartholomew’s: 7-8 Nigel J Newton (2.4.6.8.10.12.14.34,41) P1aln:(1fi) Grand- 5 Trevor N J Hughes shire; (17) Walnf!eet;(18) Maltby. Callen First S. Major In hand;3- der, Chavasse, Montgomeryshire^!!)) Shlp- J Martin Thoriey(c) 4. First In the method in hand:1-2 ways;(20) Dragon, St Hilary, Black- 6 burn, Westmins'ter;(2 l) 300th for the Guild: . Birthday com Broughton:(22) Chesham;(23) Ock- 6 ham;(24) New. St Vedast. Slaisdon, Hunt*- pliment to Deborah Thortey. plil;(2S) Oakley;(26) ilchingfleld XZT) Chip- stead; (28) Bampton. Twine- 8315 ham. Fifleid, St Ouen£29) Rev CantJSO) Hunt- ley, Wlnchedon. St Remigius. St Nicho 8312 WILBY.S Mary las;^) Thornborough^S2) longford£3S) Has- LAXFIELD, All Saints combe:(35) St Simon's. St Mar Sat Dec 23, 2h54 tins. St Osmund, Eynesbury:(3S) Slap- Frt Dac 15, 21)54 lon;(3) Rugby;(38) Mer- 5088 Oxford T.B.Ma|or lon;(40) Ail Saints. Minster. St Augus 5040 Mlnor(4m:(!) Wood- tine. St James£42) Stedman) bins;^) Oxford**) Ksnt*4) Plain* S) Kant**) Comp. J Tebbs Oxford*7) Plain) 1 Josephine M Beever 1 J Martin Thoriey 1 Josephine M Beaver 2 Maiy Allum 2 A Deborah M Thoriey 2 Mary Allum 3 Katharine J WhtBell 3 Trevor N J Bailey 3 Robin D Alum 4 Robin D Allum 4 Patrice M Bailey 4 Andrew D Fisk B Omid G Satterfc) 5 Frederick C Gunton 5 Katharine J Whlttell 76th together2,5. Mott Doublet M / 8 Frank C J Arnold P by all. David G Salterc(c) 6 7 Andrew D Fisk 100th minor at Conductor. To com 8 David Q Salter •310 memorate the 55th annivers ary of the first peal of Ivan Nel Birthday compliment to Les OAKLEY, S Nlcholat son Hill Allum, father of the third, o lie G Brett(85) and Pat Bailey. n 15/12/34, Sat Dec 9, 2h38 In this tower and In the same meth 6040 M lnor( 7m: i extent each Sln- ods. 8318 Qla Oxford. Cambridge, Dou ble Oxford. Oxford, St Cle OFFTON, S Mary ment’s, Kent, Plain) 0313 Sat Dec 23, 2h43 1 J Martin Thorley(c) PETT1STREE, SS Peter & Paul 5184 Deben S. Major 2 Trevor N J Bailey Sal Dec 18, 21)39 comp J A smith 3 Frederick C Gunton 5040 Doublet (9m 2 axtStadmarr 5 each 1 Karen H Woods 4 Patricia M Bailey of St Nicholas. St Martins, Rev. Canterbury, St Simon's. Wlnchedon, I ext Eynesbury, 5 exts 2 Brian E Whiting 5 Frank C J Arnold Plain.) 3 Simon L Girt t David G Salter 1 Michael WhDby(c) 4 Owen P Claxton T o welcome loan Char 2 David Hallett lotte Boyle,3rd(1tt York 3 Mary Gamer 5 David L Sparling shire bornl) grandchild of the con Adrian Knights ductor. 4 lain W Mitchell 6 5 David Stanford 7 Amanda M Whltlng(c) 6 Colin Upton 8 Simon A Rudd First In meOtod by all. Happy Christ mas to James. An 85th birth day compliment to Leslie Brett. 61 •317 •319 •321 3T0WMARKET, SS Pater ft Mary IPSWICH, S Maiy-Le-Tower HEVENINGHAM, s Margaret Sat Dec 23, 3h8 Frt Dec 29, 2h53 Sun Dec31, 2h38 6056 London S.Major 5040 Stedman Triple* 5040 DOUble*(llm: 2 extents Grand- sire; 4 each Huntley, St Remlglus, Winche- Comp.s J Mn Comp P A Saddleton don, St Nicholas, Rav.Cantarbury, Eynes- bury. St Osmund, St MAr- 1 Roger B Lubbock 1 Adrian Knight* tlns, St Simons 1 Plain.) 2 Simon A Rudd(c) 2 David L Sparling 1 Mary Allum 3 George W Pipe 3 Simon L Girt 2 Katharine J Whlttell 4 Josephine M Beaver 4 John L Girt 3 Josephine M Beever 5 Amanda M Whiting 5 Winston s Girling 4 Robin D Allum 6 Wlneton S Girling 6 Simon A Rudd 5 Andrew D Fl*k(c) 7 Brian E Whiling 7 Amanda M Whltlng(c) 300th peain. 150th peal.-2. 8 Adrian Knight* 8 Brian R Whiting A Golden wedding compli ment to Mr & Mr* Geoff Hearn. Flrrt In method;4 & 6. Fire* Lon •320 don on the bell*. BUXHALL S Mary •318 Sat Dec 30, 2h55 ACTON, All Saint* 5040 Plain BobMhior Tue* Dec 26, 2h5l 1 Donald R Beatty 5040 Qrandthlre Double* 2 Josephine M Beever (9 different extents, 240's includ ing; Price's. Morris's, Pit 3 Katharine J Whlttell men's & Elliott's, and 24 extents of 10 dif ferent callings.) 4 David G Salter(c) 1 Alan R Andrew* 5 David F Webb 2 Josephine M Beaver 8 Winston S Girting First Peal:1. 3 Katherine J Whlttall 4 David G Salter{c) 5 Neville F Whltteil 92 Peal Com postions 1989 5056 Spliced S.MaJor (4m) 5088 Xalanga S.Ma|or Adapted from C.MIddleton SJ.Sedgley 23456 B M W H 23456 B M W H 42356 _ SNCNCYS V 54632 - . 34258 - NYCCNYS ' 36245 - - 42563 - - 24653 - NSNYYNY 42635 X - 56342 - CCSSSCC \ ► B 34625 - 3 34562 YNYYCSN ' 23645 45362 A Twice Repeated 45623 B Aldeburgh 10/9/89 56423 A 5184 Cambridge S.MaJor 46325 - NSNYYNY B.D.Prlce 23564 - ccssscc yC 56234 YSYYCSN 23456 B M w H 62534 A 54326 s s 62345 C 54263 2 2 - 23645 A 23546 4 s 23456 X . NSSN 54362 S s 63245 - - 54236 - - - Contains 1280 each Cambridge, Lincolnshire 45362 - s 1248 each Yorkshire, Superlative 45623 - - 133 com, aiw 45236 - - Offton 4/2/89 Repealed 5040 Single Canterbury P.B.Royal Qrundlsburgh 21/7/89 Air.D.(3.Salt»r 23456 W M H 42356 62345 S S 3 23466 S 2S 2 3 timet repeated, S half way and end Bury St Edmunds 8/7/89 63 6152 Yorkshire S.MaJor 5040 Single Hunslst Bob Major Arr. R E Pries Arr.D.Q.Saltar 23466 M W H 23456 1 6 7 45236 . . 42563 . . 2S 52436 3 2 53284 S - 34825 - 3 63254 S 3 64235 2 - 32564 s 2 42635 3 2 53642 - - 58234 3 - 62345 s - 62534 3 2 42365 s 3 23456 2 23645 s 2 Twlcs Rspsatsd Aldeburgh 12/11/89 Eye 8/2/89 5184 Dsben S.MsJor 5056 St Clements C.B.MaJor J A Smith E.Bamett, Snr 23458 S3/S5 W H 23456 M B H 43526 2 43528 X _ 53246 2 - 32485 X 3 34625 SS - 28354 X 3 23645 3 53624 X 2 23546 X (3) Twice Repeated 3 Time* Repeated Offlon 23/12/89 (3) = - - * in part* 1 & 3 — In part* 2 & 4 5088 York S.Maxtmus Aldeburgh 12/3/89 ArrJASmlth 5056 Bristol S.Ma|or 23456 W X M H ArrJASmlth 42356 23456 M B W H 63254 - X 26435 35426 2 24366 - 2 26543 2 - 2 26435 <2 2) 1 Repeated 24365 1 - 2 2 23645 1 2 X= 9th*, 7th*, 5th», 4th*, 6ths, 8th*. Twice Repeated Iptwtch 11/2/89 Call before on place of bracketted call* In part 3 Kirby Le Soken 3/6/89 84 6018 Stedman Cinques 5120 Spliced Double Norwich Coyrt Bob Major JASmtth (No.2) ft Bristol S.Ma|or ArrJASmlth 231450789OE 1 18 23458 1 B W 4 M H 21435678E90 5 63254 - NBB8BNNBB 231456E9780 a 34256 - BBNN 2143 5 53462 - - NBN 2314658709E b 34562 - - NBBBBNNNNN 2341 4 46532 - NBN 35642 - - NNNNNNN 21436578E90 c 56342 - - NBBBBNNNNN 2134 3 4 Time* repeated 2431568709E A Contain* 2880 Bristol 2240 Double Norwich 2134 s 60C.O.M. 2134S68790E S Note:- Standard call* for each method, DNCB call* at 1,4 & 6 are based on tenor position not lead end 21435687E90 - 4 numbed (2314567890E) d !p*wtch 12/4/89 3 = --S ,4 = -S--, 5 = - S - - S a = 3, *8, *12,18, 21 b = 1,2,3, *8, *10, *12,18,21 c = 2, *13, *15, *18 d = 2, *10, *13, *15,18 Bedford 12/2/89 5088 Edinburgh S.Ma|or J.W.Washbrook 23456 M B W H 35426 2 24653 23564 3 - 3 TWIce Repeated Horrlnger 8/4/89 85 Q uarter Peals 7 Southwold : 1260 Stedman Triples 27 Offton : 1260 P 9 Doubles Jan u ary 8 Kersey : 1262 Minor 5m 29 Stowmarket : 1280 Minor 6m ! Offton : (280 Cambridge S.Major 9 GLAshfleld : 1260 P.B.Ooubles 30 Lavenham : 1290 P B Major S Easton : 1260 P 8 Ooublei 9 Offton : 1260 Stedman Doubles 30 Stowmarket : 1260 Stedman Triples 4 orrton : 1260 P 8 Minor 10 Lakenheath : 1260 P B Minor 5 Stratford St Mary : 1280 PB Minor 10 Rushmere St Andrew : 1260 P.B.Dou May Grundlsburgh : 1260 Grandslre Trl. 6 11 Brandeston : 1272 London S.Minor 2 Offton : 1280 Oxford T 8 Major Stowmarket : 1260 Stedman Triples 8 12 Polstead : 1260 St Simon's Doubles. 5 Nayiand : 1260 Grandslre Doubles 10 orrton : 1280 Kent T 8 Major 14 Offton : 1280 Shipway S.Major 5 Pettlstree : 1280 P 8 Doubles 12 Stratford St Mary : 1280 P Dou. 8 19 Norman Tower : 1260 P.B.Royal 5 Tunstall : 1260 P B Doubles 13 Stratford St Mary : 1280 P B Dou. 19 Stowmarket : 1280 Sp.S.Major 4m 6 Saxmundham: 1320 P B Doubles 13 Stoke By Naylend : 1356 P Major 8 18 Pettlstree : 1260 P.aDoubles 7 Potstead : 1280 L S Minor 14 Moats Tye : 1344 T B Major (HB) 2! Poistead : 1260 flev.Canterbury 7 Offton : 1260 P 8 Doubles (Ilkeston var.) 26 Stratford St Mary : 1260 Grandstre 9 Offton : 1282 Bristol SLMajor 15 Polstead : 1260 P Minor 8 Doubles. 11 Wickham Market : 1260 Stedman Do 15 Easton : 1260 P Doubles 8 26 Pettlstree : 1260 P B Doubles 13 tpswlch(St MaryLe:Tower) : 17 Offton : 1290 Cambridge S.Major 26 Pol stead : 1320 Kent Minor 1296 Cambridge S.Minor 22 Easton : 1280 P B Doubles 26 Easton : 1260 P 8 Doubles 13 lpswlch(St MaryLerTower) : 24 Offton : 1260 Stadman Triples 28 Offton : 1250 Bristol S.Major 1260 Minor 3m 29 Newmarket - 1360 P B Major (HB) 29 Henley : 1320 P B Doubles 13 Marlesford : 1260 P B Minor 29 Potstead ’ 1320 Kent T BiMinor 29 Wickham Market : 1260 P B Minor 13 Tunstall : 1280 Doubles 3m 31 Offton : 1344 Rutland S.Major 30 Horringer : 1272 Kent Minor 14 Norman Tower : 1260 P 8 Royal 31 Stowmarket 1260 P B Minor 14 Halesworth : 1800 Major 3m F ebruary 14 Pettlstree : 1260 Grandslre Do. 1 Pettlstree : 1320 P.ELDoubles April 16 Offton : 1280 Bristol S.Major 5 Offton : 1280 Oxford T.8.Major \ Sudbury SLPeter : 1298 LB Royal 18 East Berghott : 1260 Carlisle 7 Offton : 1280 Spl.S.Major : 8m 2 Norman Tower :1299 Stedman Cater S.Minor P B Minor 10 StokKby.Nayland : 1298 LRMajor 2 Offton : 1320 Bunny S.Minor 19 Ufford : 1260 P B Doubles 12 Polstead : 1320 Oxford Minor 2 Pettistree : 1300 P B Doubles 20 Barking : 1260 P B Doubles 12 Stok*:byNayland : 1440 P.S.MInor 3 Euston : 1260 Grandsire Doubles 21 Beccles : 1280 ONC8 Major 14 orrion : 1440 Oxford T.aMlnor 4 Southwold : 1280 DNCB Major 21 lpswich(St Maryle:Tower) : 15 East Berghoit : 1298 Cambridge S. 4 orrton : 1280 Oxford T.B.Major 1289 Stedman Caters Minor : (HB) 8 Gt Uvermere : 1280 Grandsire Dou. 21 Sproughton : 1440 P 9 fc St 15 !pswlch(StLawrence) : 1260 P.B.Dou 8 Fornham All Saints : 1260 Stedman Clements Minor 16 Horringer : 1260 Grandslre Doubles. Doubles. 23 Oakley : 1260 P B Minor 16 Palgrave : 1260 Grandslre Triples. 9 Barrow : 1260 P B Doubles 23 Offton : 1280 Glasgow S Major 18 Stowmarket : 1280 St Clements Maj 8 tpswlch(St Mary:le:Tower) : 1282 24 Stowmsrket:l342 Superlative KMaj 21 Orrton : 1260 Scientific Triples Bristol S Major 25 Horringer : 1260 Single Oxford Min 22 East Sergholt : 1440 Cambridge t 9 Hartest : 1260 P 9 Minor 26 Lavenham : 1280 P 8 Minor Oxford Minor (HB) 9 Polstead : 1260 P 8 Doubles 29 Stratford St Mary : 1200 Ooublet 23 Horringer : 1344 P.lMajor 9 Stonham Aspai : 1299 Stedman Ca 30 Offton : 1280 Stedman Triples 28 Lavenham : 1280 P.B.Major 11 Offton : 1280 Sp.S.Major Std 8 26 tong Melford : 1280 Pudsey S.Maj. 14 Stoke by Nayiand :1260 Stedman T1 J u te 26 Potstead : 1260 Rev.CantOoubles 6 Southwold ; 1260 P 8 Doubles 1 Barking : 1260 P 8 Doubles 18 Offton : 1210 Superlative S.Major 26 Offton : 1250 Spl.S.Major Std.8m 2 Hollesley : 1260 P 9 Doublet 19 Stowmarket : 1260 P B Minor 4 Offton : 1260 Grandslre Doubles 22 Norman Tower : 1298 P B Caters 4 Pettlstree : 1260 P B Doublet 23 Stowmarket : I2S0 Yorkshire S Maj March 5 Fornham All Saints : 1260 23 Moats Tye : 1272 Oxford T.B.MInor 1 Gt.Bartorcl260 Grandslre Doubles Grandsire Doubles 24 Polstaad : 1260 Grandsire Doubles 4 Brandeston : 2880 Minor 6m 7 East Sergholt : 1344 Yorkshire Mei 27 Horringor : 1320 P B Minor 66 8 IpswlcKSt MaryrlsTowsr) : 1344 IS Edwardstone : 1280 L B Minor 13 East Bergholt : S.MInor 7m Yorkshire S.Major 15 Karssy : 1820 P 8 Ooublas 17 Brandon : 1260 P B Minor 9 Stoke By Neytand : 1260 P B Major 18 Hal ns worth : 1260 Doubles 3m 17 Norman Tower : 1260 P B Royal 10 Wickham Market : 1260 P 8 Minor 20 Kersey : 1260 P B Minor 17 Polstead : 1260 College Single Min 11 Mlldanhalt : 1264 P B Major 20 IpswIchtS.KLTJ : 1296 Cambrldga 19 Offton : 1264 DNCB Major II Norman Tower : 1277 Grandslre Ca. S.MInor 22 Nayiand : 1260 Grandsire Ooublas II Offton : 1344 P 0 Major 21 Urrord : 1260 Grtndslre Triples 23 Oebenham : 1260 P B Doubles 11 Palgrave : 1280 P B Major 25 Euston : 1260 P 8 Minor 23 HSntlesham : 1260 P B Minor 11 Polstead : 1280 All Saints Doubt as. 28 Moats Tye : 1250 Yorkshire S.Mtjor 24 Horringer : 1320 P B Minor 11 Woodbrldge : 1260 Spl S.Major 8m 23 Polstsad : 1280 L 8 Minor 24 Norman Tower : 1260 Grandsire 13 Orrton : 1341 Glasgow S.Major 27 Horrlnger : 1260 St Clements Minor 24 Poistead : 1260 P B Minor 14 East Bergholt : 1344 Yorkshire Maj 28 Hevenlnghem : 1440 Doubles 3Sm 24 Stratford St Mary : 1260 Grandsire 16 !pswlch(St Mary.lscTower) : 1312 Sp 30 Cowlings : 1260 Doubles 6nYv Doubles Glasgow SJL ONCB Major 30 IpswIcItS.MLn ■ 12*2 Yorkshire 24 Wetherden : 1260 Grandsire Dou. 18 Petttstree : 1300 P B Doubles S.Royal 27 East Bergholt : 1440 S.MInor 7m 16 Thelnetham : 1260 : llm/v Doubles 30 Polstaad : 1280 P 8 Doubles 28 Horrlngar : 1320 Kent &. Oxford Min 19 Saxmundham : 1280 Double Ox.MI 30 Strattord St Mary : 1280 P 8 Minor 28 Rendham : 1260 Doubles 5m 20 Offton : 1200 Spl.S.Major Std 8m 31 Norman Tower : 1344 P 8 Major 29 Newmarket : 1260 Doubles 2m 24 Rushmere St Andrew : 1564 P B Ml 30 Bramford • 1260 P B Doubles 24 Stradbroke : 1299 Stedman Caters A ugust 30 Cotton : 1344 P 8 Major 26 Brandon : 1260 P B Doubles I Offton : 1280 Spl.S.Major(CYN) 30 Debenham : 1280 Cambridge S.Maj 25 Grundfsburgh : 1250 Cambridge Maj 4 Hlgham : 1260 P B Doubles 30 Pettlstree : 1260 Doubles 4m 2S lpswich(SLMT) : I299Stedman Cater 5 Offton : 1250 Cambridge S.Major 30 Stowmarket : 1344 Superlative Maj 25 Stowmarket : 1280 Bristol S Major 5 Kersey : 1260 Grandsfre Triples 25 Stratford St Mary : 1260 P B Don S Little Glenham : 1344 P S Major O c to b e r 27 Orfton : 1282 Adelaide S.Major 5 StokeibyNaytand : 1280 Spl.S I Lavenham : 1260 Stedman Triples 28 Wickham Market : 1260 Wickham Major Std.8m 1 Redgrave : 1440 P B Doubles Market Doubles S Stowmarket : 1280 Oxford T Major 1 Stoke ByNy aland : 1260 P B Trip 28 Barking : 1280 P B Doubles 7 Petttstrae : 1260 P B Doubles I SudburytSt Gregory) : 1344 DNCB 20 East Bergholt :1344 Yorkshire Maj 8 Offton : 1260 London S.Major I Wllby : 1500 P B Doublas Pol stead : 1260 P 0 Minor 3 Offton : 1260 Spl.S.Major : CYNSP July 8 9 Kersey : 1274 P B Triples 6 Palgrave : 1260 Grandsire Triples 1 Hlgham : 1250 P 8 Minor II Wllby : 1290 DNCB Major 8 Woolplt : 1286 Cambridge Minor I Nayland : 1250 St Clamant! Minor 12 Grundisburgh : 1260 Spl.S.Major.4m 10 Omon : 1280 SpLS.Major : Std 8 1 Polstaad : 1920 Kant T B Minor 13 Ipswich (S.M.LT) :1367Grandslre Ca. II East Bergholt : 1280 Yorkshire S. 2 Grundliburgh : 1250 Srandilra Trl. 16 Horrlnger : 1260 P B Minor Major 2 Norman Towar : 1250 P 8 Royal 17 Ipswich (SMLT) : 1260 P 9 Minor 11 Heiesworth .* 1260 P 9 Triples 2 Lavanham : 1210 P B Minor 18 Polstead : 1280 Doubles llm/v 15 Stoke By Nayland : 1280 Grandsire 2 orrton : 1250 Doubles 4m 20 Barrow : 1260 Grandslre Doubles Triples 2 Patti itroa : I2E9 Doublai 4m 20 Stowmarket : 1440 P B Minor 14 Brandon 1260 Minor 2m 2 Politaad : 1250 P 8 Minor 22 Offton : 1210 London S.Major 14 Grundlsburoh : 1250 Yorkshire Maj 4 Hart ait : 1280 St Martins DouWas 24 Ofrton : 1260 P B Doubles 16 Norman Tower : 1260 Cambridge S. 8 Moats Tya : 1378 Cambridge Major 26 Stratford St Mary : 1260 P 0 Minor Major 8 Hlgham : 1280 : 2m Minor 27 Polstead : 1260 P B Minor 15 Stoke Ash : 1260 Grandsire Dou. 8 Acton : 1250 Grandslre Doubles 21 Waltham Le Willows : 1320 P B Min 15 Wetherlngsett : 1260 Rev.CanLDou 9 Newmarket :I280 Grandslra Doublas 29 Ofrton : 1280 Yorkshire S.Major 15 Wickham Skalth '.1260 Doublas Smfv 10 Erlswall : 1260 P 8 Ooublas 31 Hartost : 1260 P B Minor 17 Orfton : 1260 Grandslre Triples 10 Posllngtord : (260 Grmndslra Oou. 31 Horrlnger : 1264 P B Major 19 East Berghoit : 1344 Lincolnshire S 11 Orrton : 1250 London SMajor Major 11 Southwold : 1250 Yorksnira S.Major S a p ta a b a r 25 Bacton : 1260 P B Doubles 12 Edwardstona : 1120 Cambrldga Min 3 Offton : 1296 Cambridge S.M/nor 27 Stoke By Nayland : 1280 P B Trip 12 Woolplt : 1260 P Minor 8 3 Pettlstrso : 1260 Doubles 4m 29 Stowmarket : 1260 P B Triples 18 East Bargholt :1250 Yorkshire Maj 5 Wickham Market : 1296 Cambridge 29 Polstead : 1260' P B Minor 14 Lavanham : 1280 Glasgow S.Major Minor 31 Offton : 1284 Original Major 14 Rougham : 1208 Cambridge S.MInor 12 Offton : 1250 London S.Major \ 67 25 Lakenheath : 1320 T 8 Minor 2m November 25 Brandon : 1320 Cambridge S.Mlnor 1 East Berghoit : 1644 Superlative S 25 Elvedon : 1280 P 9 Major .Major 25 Pettistree : 1320 Norwich S Minor I Becdes : 1280 Cambridge S.MaJor 26 Norman Tower : 1260 P 8 Triples 5 Norman Tower : 1277 Grandshlre 29 Stratford St Mary : 1280 P B Minor Caters 26 Sproughton : 1320 Oxford T 8 Min 7 orrton : 12E0 Cambridge S.Major 26 Waltham Le Willows : 1280 P B Doubles Suffolk Guild Quartur 29 Halesworth : 1260 P B Doubles Peal Week Iftk : 18th 21 Orrton : 1320 Minor 2m II Debanham : 1260 P 8 Doubles 30 Horringer : 1320 Doublesbie Court 11 Rlcklnghail Superior : 1440 : 4m HI Minor 11 Kersey : 1280 Superlative S.Major 30 Ipswich (St Margaretp28Q P B Maj 11 Rlcklnghali : 1440 Minor 4m 11 Stowmarket : 1280 Yorkshire S.Maj D ecem ber 11 Walsham le Willows : 1320 Spl.S. 3 Ipswich (St Margaret):1250 P B Min Minor 4m 3 Lavenham : 1264 P B Major 11 Wickham Market : 2980 P 8 Minor 5 Offton : 1440 Cambridge S.MInor . 12 St Mary:! e:To war : 1290 Stedman 6 East Berghoit : 1440 Minor 7bl(HB) Triples 6 Sproughton : 1320 Cambridge S.Min 12 Offton : 1250 Doublet 2m 8 Stoke By Nayland : 1264 P 8 Maj 12 Petttstree : 1320 Rev.Cant Doubles 9 Saxmundham: 1296 Cambridge Minor 12 Stratford St Mary : 1250 P B Dou 12 Offton : 1280 Lincolnshire $.Major 12 Woolplt : 1260 Doubles 3m 13 East Berghoit : 1260 P B Mtnor(HB) 14 Offton : 1260 P S Doubles 18 Grundlsburgh: 1280 Rutland S.Major 15 Gt Ashflefd : 1290 P 8 Doubles 17 Offton : 1260 Grandslre Triples IS Gt Ashfleld : 1290 Doublet 2m 17 Stowmarket: 1260 Stedman Triples 15 Ipswich St Lawrence : 1260 17 Wickham Market: 1260 St Clements Stedman Doubles 17 Woolpit: 1260 Doubles 2m 15 Pettistree : 1440 Norwich S.Mlnor 18 Offton : 1296 SpLBrlstol ft. DNCB 15 Sweffling : 1290 St Clements Minor 21 Ashbocklng : 1260 P B Doubles 16 Horrlnger : 1274 P 8 Triples 21 Otley : 1296 Cambridge S.MInor 16 Ipswich St Matthew : 1320 Oxford 21 Sproughton : Single Oxford Minor Minor 21 Hfgham : 1320 P B Minor 16 Saxmundham : 1320 O^'blas 2m 26 Horrlnger : 1264 P B Major 17 Ipswich St Nicholas : i320 St 30 Baylham : 1260 P B Minor Nicholas Doubles 31 Barrow : 1290 Grandsire Double 17 Ashbocklng : 1260 Doubles 3m 31 Hlgham : 1260 P B Minor 18 Grundlsburgh : 1290 P 8 Major 31 Moats Tye : 1260 P B Minor 18 Blythburgh : 1260 P B Doubles 18 Ipswich St Mary ie Quay : 1320 T 0 Minor 2m 19 Ipswjch St Margaret : 1260 Grandsire Triples 19 Pettlstree : 1320 Wlnchetion Dou 19 Polstead : 1260 Doubles llm/v 19 Stowmarket : 1280 Bristol S.Major 20 Henley : 134* Superlative S.Major 21 Offton : 1280 Spl.S.Major Std.8 25 Freckenhanc 1260 Doubles 11m 25 Mlldenhall : 1260 P B Minor 25 Earl Soham : 1296 Single Oxford Ml 25 Erlsweli : 1260 Doubles 7m/v 88 Practice N ights in S uffolk Stowmarket MONDAY Tuddanham St Martin Friday Aldaburgh Wathardan Benhall Badwall Ash AlLwHti Woodbrldga Bredflald Ot Ashflsld/Hunston Hlgham alt Stratford Bactan Wednesday Hollaslay Barking Bacclas Drtnkstona (last) Clara Blythburgh Lavenham Drlnkstona ( 1 * t ) Brantford Long Melford Eu*ton(2nd,3rd,4th) Edwardstone Rushmere St Andrew Haverhill altKedlngton Great Barton Southwold Ipawlch St Ma«y-Le-Tower Henley RatUasdan Lakanhaath Marlasford Walsham la Willows Polstaad Marlesford (1st & 3rd) Wanhaston Swaffllng Otley Swafft Wickham Market Petttstrea Woolplt Preston A. 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Theberton Fax: (0642)490401 (speak first) Gold/Dialeom: 75:pso001 Naytand Tunstail "POST-SCRIPT HOT3S" to th e 1989 Accounts Restoration Fund - Income v Grants Approved The attached chart details the original sources and the annual commitments to Grant-Aid over the last four years. As can he seen, whilst the inflow of funds,overall,has been rising we have 'approved' grants at a much faster rate (1933 excepted) - The dangers of allowing this trend to continue are all too obvious! We need to address the problem , now! For 1990 your Management Committee have already endorsed recommendations for new initiatives in supporting a drive -for; (i) Mew members - Membership numbers in 1939 were slightly down on the previous year. A target of 10jb increase for each of the four D istricts should be achievable. ( ii) Covenanted Subscriptions - The scheme is now up-and-running but needs (and deserves) more1 followers1. (See separate report form the Covenant Secretary) - Please contact Andrew Fisk today on 0359/Pakenham - 31382 - or at th e AGM . ( i i i ) Friends of Suffolk Bells - Contributions from the "Friends" is rising most generously - but more 'friends' are needed. Surely it ought to be possible for most (if not all) adult ringing members of the Guild to encourage and enlist the support of one new 'Friend' for 1990 ? For 1991 - I believe we need also to increase, substantially, our hitherto modest contribution from the Guilds General Funds - even though this w ill mean putting up subs! Just look again at the Chart - In 1986 the General Fund Subsidy for Restoration Projects was nearly 40% of Restoration Fund Income. Last year-( 19 89 )-it had actually dropped to about 23% and yet, on the other ham}.,total Grants'requested and Approved'had risen from £2680 to £9540. The figures speak for themselves-but if any member is still unconvinced let them consider; (a ) The enormous p o te n tia l v:e a l l know e x is ts in t h i s D iocese fo r extremely worthwhile Restoration projects. (b) The number of new projects we know are already in the pipe-line or are under consideration. (c) The fact that, in the.first two months only of 1990, your Management Committee have received and approved requests for Grants totalling £4,225. (Which we don't yet have!) (d) What immense privileges and opportunities membership of the Suffolk Guild provides. How does each one of us value our many f rie n d s h ip s w ith in th e G uild ? Please consider all these facets, facts and figures —most carefully - then be sure to come along to the AGM and let your view on this important subject be h eard. (T erry Howe) H on.T reasurer 2 4 .2 .9 0 . f “ 1 70 Calendar of Events 1990-91 1090 April 28 Guild Outing to London May 5 Recruitment & Training Committee mooting 7 SE - Olotrtct Striking Comp.- Tuddonham 12 Wickham Skeith - NW 12 Blythburgh - NE Quarterly moating 12 10 boll striking competition - Bury St Edmund*. 10 Guild Striking Compaction - Sproughton (6) Ipswich St Margaret (8) Juno 2 Ipswich - St Mary la Tower/ St Lawrence - Quarterly mooting 0 NW - District Outing 18 Guild Management Committee Meeting - Buxhall 23 Stratford St Maty - Hlgham - SW Quarterly Meeting. July 7 SW District Striking Competition 7 Earl Soham - SE 14 Exnlng - Quarterly Meeting - NW Aug 4 Harkstead - SE 11 Cowllnge - NW 11 Wrentham & Covetilthe - NE Quarterly meeting Sept 1 Dedenham & Winston - SE Quarterly Meeting 8 Brandon - NW 13 Recruitment & Training Committee meeting 16-23 Guild Peal Week (Peal* rung to Simon GlrtSO Henstead Gardens, Ipwslch.) 29 Guild Seminar on the proposed Guild reorganisation October A Social Evening - ‘FOSB’ . <1 Uftord - SE - (afternoon practice) 13 Stowmarket - NW Annual District Meeting 20 Guild Management Committee Meeting - Buxhall 27 Guild Training Day November - 3 Ipswich St Matthew - SE 10 Euston - NW - (afternoon meeting) 10-18 Guild Quarter Peal Week (Quarters rung to be sent to Joan Garrett 2 Rectory Grove Whepstead, Bury St Edmunds.) 71 10 Saxmundham & Kelsale - NE Annual DIstMeeting 17 Kadlngton & Qt Thurtow - SW Annual DistMaet Decamber 1 Wickham Market & Monewden - SE Annual DIstMeet 8 Wetherden - NW - (afternoon meeting) January 5 Hasketon - SE 10 Recruitment & Training committee meeting 12 Whepstead - NW Quarterly Meeting February 2 PetHetree - SE 9 Haleeworth - NE Annual District Meeting 16 Guild Management Committee Meeting • Buxhall March 2 Bramford & Offton - Quarterly Meeting SE April 6 Guild Annual General Meeting. 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