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ESSEX ASSOCIATION OF CHANGE RINGerS NO. 134 AUGUST 2014 SOUTHern DIstrICT NEWSLETTER ST. THOMAS OF CAnterBURY, BrentwOOD A chapel was built on the current site in 1835 following independence from the parish of South Weald. It was subsequently demolished and the present building was consecrated in 1883. The tower, spire (170 ft. tall), and bells were added in 1887. By the late 1990s the installation of eight bells required major refurbishment. Work started in July 2008. The bells initially went to the Whitechapel Bell Foundry (where they were cast) for cleaning and re-tuning before being transported to Nicholson’s for modification and re-installation in the original but strengthened cast-iron frame. The project was completed by Christmas 2008 and rededicated in March 2009. The bells are tuned to D# Major with the treble weighing 5cwt-0qtrs-11lbs, and the tenor bell 18cwt-1qtr-15lbs. Practice nights alternate with Shenfield and are on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Thursdays (7.45 to 9.00pm). DIstrICT MeetING 3.30 pm Ringing • 4.30 pm Service • 5.30 pm Tea followed by meeting. Take care where you park as the local parking 20TH SEPteMBer 3.30PM restrictions are rigorously enforced. See parking info attached. BrentwOOD Numbers for tea to Warren Hawkings, 01277 214612 [email protected] by 15 September. CONTACTS MASTER DEPUTY MASTER SECRETARY TREASURER EDUCATION John Harpole Hilary Donoghue Alison Nash Mark Robbins OFFICER (Basildon) (Downham) (North Ockendon) (South Weald) Steve Nash 17 Tiplers Bridge 16 Norsey Close 2 Woodview, 6 West Way, (Fobbing and Langdon Ramsden Heath Billericay CM11 1AP Langdon Hills, Brentwood Hills) Billericay Tel: 07540 066789 Essex SS16 6TZ Essex CM14 4PB 2 Woodview, Essex CM11 1JE s-district-deputymaster@ Tel: 01268 490061 01277 234345 Langdon Hills, Tel: 01268 711687 eacr.org.uk s-district-secretary@ mark@southweald. Essex SS16 6TZ s-district-master@ eacr.org.uk org.uk Tel: 01268 490061 eacr.org.uk [email protected] - 1 - FROM THE MASTER... SOUTHERN DISTRICT & As you are all no doubt aware I was elected as the 13th Master of the Essex Association at our AGM in Chelmsford Cathedral on May 5th, in succession SOCIAL MEDIA to Brian Meads who has served as our Master for the last 6 years. I would like to thank all of you who came to the ADM, and for all the messages of support and encouragement I have received. I will do my best to be a worthy Master of the Association, and ask for your patience and understanding while I get familiar with the role. We do now have a facebook group at Southern District - I was particularly pleased to see so many Southern district members at the EACR. If you are a facebook Cathedral for the AGM. When it came to my turn to speak, it seemed a very user do ‘like’ the page. If not long walk from the west door to the microphone, and it was great to see so follow this link : https://www. many familiar faces encouraging me. Also, well done to those of you who facebook.com/groups/eacr. were brave enough to have a ring at the Cathedral! southern/ I would also like to congratulate Stephen Nash on being elected a life vice- It is proving an invaluable president of the Association, in recognition of the many years of service he resource for sharing has given the Association and the Southern District. information and especially I also see that over 45 of you have discovered that Darren Osborne has for appealing for additional been working on a Facebook group for the district. This follows a note I put ringers for weddings, in the last two newsletters. The idea is to boost communication within the funerals and so forth. District, and gives you all a chance to congratulate others for their ringing To become a Facebook member achievements (e.g. ringing something for the first time at practice, or a go to Facebook.com. Protect special quarter peal), to advertise for help at weddings, funerals, etc., to your privacy via the padlock discuss ringing related questions, and to remind you about district events. icon and ‘settings’. Please do not use the group for non-ringing related content. You can join the group by going to https://www.facebook.com/groups/eacr.southern/. John Harpole Big thanks to Darren Osborne for setting this up. John Harpole THE EsseX trAINING DAY NOVEMBer 22ND RINGING FOR THE CENTENARY OF THE START OF More information on the EACR THE GREAT WAR website from 1st September Eastwood Rayleigh Fobbing http://eacr.org.uk/training/ training.shtml Monday, 4 August Monday, 4 August 2014 Sunday, 3 August 2014 2014 in 47 mins Contact Richard Wilson on 1260 Grandsire Triples 1260 Plain Bob 1260 Plain Bob [email protected] 1 Lydia Roberts Doubles Doubles 2 Cathryn Corns 1 Helen McBride 1 Clive Garraway 3 Peter Sloman 2 James Laken 2 Stephen Nash (C) 4 Stephen Halliwell CALL CHANGE 3 Martin Newman 3 Ros Skipper 5 David Belcham StrIKING 4 Cathryn Corns 4 Maria Loughenbury COMPETITION 6 James Laken 5 Peter Knight (C) 5 Cathryn Corns This year’s competition will be 7 David Sloman (C) taking place on Saturday 15th 6 Colin Hall Rung for a special November at Great Wakering 8 Tony Lowe service and vigil Rung half-muffled to commemorating the (SS3 0AG). The draw will be commemorate the Rung half-muffled to at 2.30pm prompt and the outbreak of the start of the Great War commemorate the Great War. competition will be followed and remembering all centenary of the start by tea and a meeting. Do of the Great War in those who served Shenfield consider entering a band – last remembrance of the men their country. Monday, 4 August year we had a record number who fought in of competing bands. that conflict. At the request of the See also quarter at Rector, tenor tolled Could you please let Alison 50th QP: 8, 250th on the Langdon Hills, half-muffled for 46 Nash, Secretary, know if bells: 2 your tower is entering the page 4. blows, representing competition. Attached are the the 46 named on Striking Competition rules. the War Memorial of servicemen killed in action. - 2 - DISTRICT OUTING TO CAMBRIDGESHIRE The district outing was held on Saturday June 21st, and followed the banks of the River Great Ouse as it meandered through west Cambridgeshire. Our first tower was the ground floor eight at Over; these proved quite a challenge as we are all too used to ringing on upstairs sixes with short draughts! Unfortunately, one of the local residents didn’t appreciate our ringing and was overheard saying, “*#?! off, ****** bell ringers” – Jean will be able to tell you exactly what the unprintable words were! Hemingford Grey Hemingford Next was Fenstanton, a ground floor six, where the church and village was being prepared for an open gardens afternoon. Yet another ground floor ring followed, this time the eight in the riverside town of St Ives. Lunch followed, with some people picnicking by the river and others sampling the local hostelries. By this time the weather had become really hot and sunny, and several couldn’t resist an ice cream by the river and the historic town bridge with a chapel built into it. Next was Hemingford Grey, surely one of the most picturesque settings for a church. The tower was slightly unusual with a truncated tower, and is just a few yards away from the river. A course of Ouse Surprise Major was rung here, followed by the customary group picture. Next up were our fourth ground floor ring of the day at Houghton, just by the National Trust mill. The NT tea room proved too much of a temptation, and several sneaked off from ringing to have cream teas and ice creams. Our last tower was the heavy eight at Godmanchester. By now we were all getting tired, but everyone seemed to have had an enjoyable day. Thanks to everyone who came along. The outing made a profit of £66, which has been donated to the Essex Association Bell Restoration Account. John Harpole - 3 - GOrdON LUCAS STAnds DOwn AS CAPTAIN OF twO TOwers St Mary Langdon Hills, Essex On 25th August the Rector at St Mary’s church, Langdon Hills made a presentation to Gordon Lucas to mark his retirement as Tower Captain after Monday, 25 August 2014 in 41 mins 47 years of running the ringing at the church. 1260 Plain Bob Minor Gordon learned to ring at Clapham Park in 1948 and when he moved 1 Gordon Lucas to Basildon in 1965 started to ring locally, taking over as tower captain 2 Cathryn Corns at Langdon Hills In 1967 and then at Fobbing in 1979. Gordon taught at Barstable School and recruited many youngsters from the school 3 Alan Gisby into ringing. A band of his ‘youngsters’ won the Essex 6-bell striking 4 Nick Allen competition two years running in 1976 and 1977 - not ringing plain bob doubles, as everyone seems to these days, but ringing Stedman doubles! 5 Richard Dunhill Using the skills honed as a teacher, his focus has always been on teaching 6 Andrew Martin (C) ringing, rather than just telling someone to ‘look up’ a method, so the ringing with Gordon is never boring - if you can ring plain bob, you can ring Rung for the St Mary's Open Day, St Martins, and then you can replace the frontwork and before you know commemorating the centenary where you are you can of the outbreak of the Great War ring 11 doubles! and a presentation to mark the retirement of Gordon Lucas who Gordon instituted the has served as Tower Captain at the ringing of a quarter church for 47 years.
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