THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RinCERS
FOR THE DIOCESE OF ST, EDMUNDSBURY & IPSWICH
ANNUAL REPORT 1986
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1987 April 25 GUILD ANNU AL MEETING - Grundisburgh North-West
May 2 District Striking Competition - Flasketon South-East 9 District Striking contest - Blythburgh/Wenhaston North-East 2-10 GUILD PEAL WEEK 15 Recruitment and Training Committee Meeting 16 GUILD STRIKING COMPETITIONS South-West Hintlesham and Kersey
June 6 St. Matthew's and St. Nicholas, Ipswich South-East 6 District Striking Competition/Quarterly Meeting South-West Drinkstone and Rattlesden 13 Outing to Lincolnshire North-West 20 GUILD MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING BUXHALL - 6.00 p.m.
July 1 1 Quarterly Meeting Gt. Finborough/Stowmarket North-West
August 8 Bungay or St. Margaret South Elmham/Westhall North-East 15 Guild Exhibition
September 6 Pettistree and Wickham Market South-East 17 Recruitment and Training Committee Meeting 19 Guild Training Day (Note Change of Date) 24-4 Oct GUILD QUARTER PEAL WEEK 26 Kedington and Poslingford South-West
October 10 A.D.M.Great Barton North-West 17 GUILD MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING BUXHALL - 6.00 p.m.
November 14 A.D.M. Redgrave and Palgrave North-East 28 A.D.M. Long Melford and Sudbury South-West
December 5 A.D.M. Stonham Aspal and Earl Stonham South-East
1988 January 9 Quarterly Meeting at Mildenhall North-West 13 Recruitment and Training Committee Meeting
February 13 Rendham and Sweffling North-East 21 GUILD MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING BUXHALL - 6.00 p.m. 27 Higham and Stratford St. Mary South-West
March 5 Debenham and Winston South-East
Restoration and Maintenance Committee Meetings take place on Management Committee Meeting days
IMPORTANT NOTE Due to circumstances beyond his control, the Treasurer's Report was not available in time for inclusion in this annual report. Copies will be available separately at the Annual General Meeting. 1 OFFICERS OF THE GUILD - 1986
President: The Lord Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich The Rt. Reverend John Dennis, M.A. Patron: R.A. Vestey, Esq. Vice-Presidents: Bishop of Dunwich The Rt. Reverend Eric Devenport, Messrs. Trevor N.J. Bailey, Stanley Bloomfield, John W. Blythe, Leslie Brett, Ranald W.M. Clouston, Leslie Mills,Ernest G.B. Pearce, George W. Pipe, Sylvia R.E. Pipe, Rev. Lawrence R. Pizzey, Maurice Rose, H. Claude Rush. Chairman: Rev. Lawrence R. Pizzey, The Vicarage, Acton, Sudbury. Tel. Sudbury 77287 Ringing Master: Stephen D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close Woodbridge. Tel. Woodbridge 3023 General Secretary John L. Girt, 22 Medway Road, Ipswich IP3 OQH. Tel.Ipswich 74858 Treasurer: Alan Smith, Cuclestane, School Lane, Coddenham, Ipswich. Tel. Coddenham 296 Honorary Auditor: Dennis Bugg, 22 Milden Road, Ipswich. Tel. Ipswich 221 643 Honorary Technical Adviser: Ian Whitear, 1 3 Wragg Drive, Newmarket CB8 7SD. Tel. Newmarket 669020 Public Relations Officer: George W. Pipe, 8 Lansdowne Road, Ipswich IP4 5AZ. Tel. Ipswich 75647 Maintenance Officer: Neville Whittell, 39 Ann Beaumont Way, Hadleigh. Tel. Hadleigh 82261 6 Peal Secretary: Alan Mayle, 29 Nethergate Street, Clare. Tel. Clare 2771 38 Honorary Librarian: Mrs. H. Leeson, Aquarius, Ipswich Road, Harkstead. Tel.Holbrook 328687 Assistant Librarian Mrs. C. Colman, 79 Kings Road, Bury St. Edmunds. Tel. Bury St. Eds. 64100 Report Editor: Mrs. Sally K. Munnings, 216 Ashcroft Road, Ipswich IP1 6AF. Tel. Ipswich 43596 Newsletter Editor: Mrs. Shirley Girt, 22 Medway Road, Ipswich. Tel. Ipswich 74858 Central Council Representatives: T.N.J. Bailey, S.D. Pettman, Rev. L.R.Pizzey, A.R. Smith Pearson's Handbell Trustees: Mrs. Winifred Lockwood,2 Thorpes Hill Cottages, Hintlesham IP8 3NL. Tel. 314 R.A. Knight, Chipley Abbey Cottages, Assington Green, Poslingford, Sudbury. Management Committee: Vice-Presidents, Chairman, Ringing Master, General Secretary, Treasurer, Technical Adviser, Peal Secretary, Maintenance Officer, Librarian, Report Editor, Newsletter Editor, Central Council Representatives, Handbell Trustees, two representatives from each District and two representatives each from the Recruitment and Training Committee and the Restoration and Maintenance Committee. Recruitment and Training Committee: Guild Ringing Master and two representatives from each District. Restoration and Maintenance Committee: Guild Maintenance Officer, Technical Adviser and two representatives from each District.
2 INDEX AND DIRECTORY OF TOWERS
The following table is used to show the condition of the ring: 10 - Excellent, Ball bearings, modern frame and fittings. 9 - Excellent, Plain bearings, modern frame and fittings - or ball bearings in an old frame. 8 - Good going order. 7 - Fair going order. 6 - Poor going order. 5 - Ringable if cleaned up and odd fittings and ropes provided. 4 - Ringable with difficulty and a degree of risk after making odd repairs. 3 - Unringable mainly because of tower and/or frame arrangement and position. 2 - Unringable mainly because of frame and/or fittings. 1 - Hung dead. 0 - Some bells unhung on the ground.
While every effort has boon made to ensure that the information given is accurate, the Technical Adviser would be very pleased to hoar of any corrections.
Koy to Districts: '1 - N.E. : 2 ■• S.E. : 3 - N.W. : 4 - S.W. N - No. of bells C - Condition District N c q lb C District N c q lb C 4 Acton 5 8 i 4 10 2 Capel St. Mary 5 8 3 1 1 1 1 Aldeburgh 8 11 2 20 10 1 Carlton 4 6 1 0 2 3 Ampton 4 8 0 0 3 4 Cavendish 6 1 1 0 21 10 2 Ashbocking 6 10 0 21 9 2 Charsfield 4 9 0 0 1 3 Ashfield Gt. 5 10 0 0 7 1 Chediston 6 14 0 0 2 4 Assington 6 10 3 0 7 3 Chevington 5 1 1 0 0 6 3 Bacton 6 8 3 12 10 4 Clare 8 28 0 0 7 2 Badingham 5 10 0 0 9 2 Clopton 6 12 0 0 6 3 Badwell Ash 5 13 2 9 6 4 Cockfield 6 15 1 0 1 3 Bardwell 6 11 0 0 3 2 Coddenham 8 16 2 2 6 2 Barham 4 12 0 0 2 2 Copdock 6 9 2 0 7 2 Barking 6 1 1 1 7 8 4 Cornard Gt. 5 9 0 0 1 4 Barnardiston 5 8 0 0 2 4 Cornard Lt. 5 7 0 0 2 3 Barnham 4 6 2 0 2 3 Cotton 8 10 3 0 8 3 Barrow 5 12 2 0 8 1 Covehithe 5 1 1 0 0 7 1 Barsham 5 6 2 7 3 3 Cowlinge 5 10 0 0 7 3 Barton, Gt. 6 8 3 3 10 1 Cratfield 6 18 0 0 3 2 Baylham 6 10 0 0 6 2 Cretingham 5 7 2 2 7 2 Bealings, Gt. 5 7 0 0 1 3 Dalham 5 13 2 0 5 1 Beccles 10 25 1 25 9 2 Debenham 8 21 1 20 10 1 Bedfield 6 9 1 0 7 2 Dennington 6 19 0 0 9 1 Benhall 6 8 1 7 8 4 Drinkstone 6 1 1 0 0 6 2 Bergholt, East 5 26 0 8 3 2 Easton 6 12 0 0 7 4 Bildeston 6 1 / 0 0 0 4 Edwardstone 6 9 3 26 10 1 Blaxhall 6 8 0 0 4 4 Eleigh, Monks 6 16 2 0 3 1 Blythburgh 6 10 1 10 10 ELMHAM, SOUTH 4 Boxford 8 22 0 0 3 1 St. Cross 5 10 0 0 7 4 Bradfield St. George 5 9 0 0 2 1 St. Margaret 5 1 1 0 0 7 1 Bramfield 5 12 0 0 3 1 St. James 4 6 0 0 2 2 Bramford 6 10 3 7 9 4 Elmswell 5 12 0 0 2 1 Brampton 5 10 0 0 2 3 Elveden 8 17 2 20 9 2 Brandeston 6 7 2 25 10 3 Eriswell 5 3 0 16 10 3 Brandon 6 7 3 5 10 3 Euston 6 8 1 20 10 2 Bredfield 6 1 1 2 9 10 3 Exning 6 14 0 5 10 1 Brome 5 7 0 0 6 1 Eye 8 19 1 9 8 1 Bungay, St. Mary 8 15 2 22 10 2 Falkenham 4 6 1 0 2 4 Bures 8 21 0 0 9 4 Felsham 6 12 0 0 7 1 Burgate 5 7 2 0 7 3 Finborough, Gt. 6 12 2 12 7 2 Burgh 6 8 0 0 8 3 Fornham, All Saints 5 7 0 0 7 BURY 3 Fornham, St. Martin 6 6 2 20 7 3 Cathedral 10 27 2 5 10 2 Framlingham 8 16 2 4 7 3 St. Mary 8 23 3 0 1 2 Framsden 8 16 2 3 7 3 Buxhall 6 15 0 7 10 3 Freckenham 5 10 2 18 8 2 Campsea Ashe 4 8 0 0 2 1 Fressingfield 8 17 2 0 6
3 D is tr ic t N c q lb c D is tr ic t N c q lb c 3 Gazeley 6 1 0 0 0 2 2 N acton 5 5 0 0 1 1 Gislingham 6 18 0 0 2 4 N ayland 6 15 0 2 0 1 0 1 G lem ham , Gt. 5 13 0 0 6 NEWMARKET 1 Glemham, Lt. 5 1 4 0 0 7 3 All Saints 8 10 0 0 5 4 Glemsford 6 1 4 0 0 6 3 St. M a ry 6 21 0 14 1 0 4 G roton 5 10 3 11 1 3 Newton, Old 5 8 2 0 6 2 Grundisburgh 1 0 8 0 2 3 9 4 Newton, Nr. Sudbury 5 7 0 0 1 2 Hacheston 5 1 0 0 0 1 3 N o w to n 6 7 2 0 2 4 H adleigh 8 2 2 1 1 7 0 1 Oakley, Gt. 6 1 0 3 4 10 1 Halesworth 8 18 0 2 5 8 1 O ccold 5 8 0 0 2 2 Harkstead 6 8 0 6 0 2 O ffto n 8 8 1 18 1 0 4 H artest 6 9 3 19 0 2 O rford 5 1 5 0 0 0 2 H asketon 6 9 3 0 9 2 O tley 6 9 3 18 1 0 3 H aughley 5 16 0 0 6 3 O usden 5 14 0 10 2 4 Haverhill 6 12 2 0 7 3 P akenham 5 13 0 8 3 4 H aw kedon 5 8 1 12 7 1 Palgrave 8 7 3 6 7 2 Helmingham 8 19 2 14 7 1 Peasenhall 6 10 2 10 6 2 H enley 8 8 0 3 0 2 Pettistree 6 7 3 13 10 3 H e p w o rth 5 7 0 0 6 4 Polstead 6 9 1 2 2 1 0 4 H essett 5 16 0 0 7 4 Poslingford 5 1 0 0 0 8 1 Heveningham 5 1 0 0 0 7 4 Preston 6 12 0 0 8 4 Higham, St. Mary 6 9 0 6 9 4 Rattlesden 6 1 1 0 0 8 3 Hinderclay 6 1 0 1 13 8 1 Redgrave 6 8 3 0 8 4 Hintlesham 6 9 0 0 8 1 Rendham 6 1 1 0 0 7 4 H itcham 6 16 2 0 2 1 Rickinghall Superior 6 10 2 0 7 2 H o lbro ok 6 8 0 0 8 1 Ringsfield 4 3 2 0 8 2 Hollesley 8 17 0 1 1 0 4 Rougham 6 1 5 2 2 0 1 0 3 H opton 6 1 0 2 0 7 1 R um b urg h 5 8 0 0 4 1 H orham 8 8 0 0 2 2 Rushmere St. Andrew 6 8 1 10 1 0 3 Horringer 8 9 0 3 8 1 Saxmundham 6 8 3 7 9 1 H oxne 5 1 0 0 0 2 4 S helley 5 9 0 0 2 3 H unston 5 7 0 0 7 4 Shimpling 5 8 2 2 3 2 1 Huntingfield 5 8 0 0 7 1 S ib ton 5 1 1 0 2 3 2 2 I ken 4 9 1 0 6 2 Soham, Earl 6 10 1 2 4 8 3 Ing ham 5 12 0 2 7 6 1 Soham, Monk 5 12 0 0 6 IPSWICH 4 S om e rton 4 8 0 0 2 2 St. Clement 6 1 5 1 18 7 1 Southwold 8 12 0 0 8 2 St. Lawrence 5 12 0 0 6 2 Sproughton 6 8 2 2 5 1 0 2 St. Margaret 8 1 4 2 2 3 7 4 Stansfield 5 10 2 21 3 2 St. Mary-at-Elms 5 9 0 0 2 4 Stanstead 6 1 1 0 0 0 2 St. Mary-at-Quay 6 7 0 0 6 3 Stoke Ash 5 6 2 2 4 7 2 St. Mary-1 e-Tower 12 3 4 3 16 0 4 Stoke-by-Clare 6 13 0 0 7 2 St. Matthew 6 1 0 0 1 0 9 4 Stoke-by-Nayland 8 2 2 0 12 10 2 St. Nicholas 5 1 0 0 0 7 2 Stonham Aspal 10 2 3 1 0 7 2 St. Peter 5 9 0 0 1 2 Stonham,Earl 5 9 2 18 7 3 Ix w o rth 6 16 0 0 8 2 Stonham.Lt. 5 10 0 0 2 4 Kedington 6 13 0 0 8 3 Stow, West 6 15 0 0 7 1 Kelsale 8 16 2 0 8 3 Stowlangtoft 4 9 0 0 6 4 Kersey 8 1 4 2 2 0 3 Stowmarket 8 2 0 0 2 7 9 3 Lakenheath 6 13 3 21 3 1 Strad broke 1 0 2 0 1 10 8 4 Lavenham 8 21 0 7 0 4 Stradishall 5 10 0 0 3 4 Law shall 5 1 1 0 0 2 4 Stratford St. Mary 6 16 0 0 9 1 Laxfield 6 15 1 9 8 1 S tusto n 4 4 3 4 2 1 Leiston 8 2 0 2 3 7 2 S tu tto n 6 1 1 2 1 7 8 3 Liverm ere, Gt. 5 5 2 0 7 SUDBURY 2 Marlesford 6 9 3 5 0 4 All Saints 8 2 6 3 0 4 4 Melford, Long 8 15 0 8 8 4 St. Gregory 8 16 0 0 8 1 M e n d h a m 6 11 2 0 2 4 St. Peter 10 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 Mendlesham 6 15 2 0 7 1 Sweffling 6 6 1 0 8 1 Mettingham 4 9 0 0 2 1 Tannington 6 10 0 4 1 0 1 Middleton 5 9 0 0 2 2 Tattingstone 6 1 0 2 0 7 3 Mildenhall 1 0 16 2 2 3 0 1 Theberton 6 6 2 9 1 0 2 M o n e w d e n 6 6 1 2 3 2 3 Thelnetham 5 8 0 0 3 3 M o u lto n 5 6 0 0 2 1 T h orn don 6 1 1 0 0 3
4 D istrict N c q Ih c D istrict N c q lb c 1 Thornham Magna 6 9 2 0 8 3 Wetherden 6 1 1 2 0 8 1 Thrandeston 6 9 0 0 7 3 Wetheringsett 5 16 0 0 7 4 T h urlow , Gt. 6 12 0 2 1 0 1 W eybread 6 9 0 0 8 4 Thurlow, Lt. 5 1 1 1 0 1 3 Whepstead 5 7 0 0 8 3 T h u rsto n 5 1 1 0 0 7 2 Wickham Market 6 12 0 12 1 0 3 T im w o rth 4 13 0 0 7 3 Wickham Skeith 6 1 0 2 0 7 3 T o sto ck 4 5 2 0 0 4 Wickhambrook 5 16 0 0 2 3 T ro ston 6 6 0 0 0 1 W ilb y 8 15 0 0 8 2 Tuddenham St. Martin 6 7 0 0 8 1 Wingfield 6 13 0 2 0 8 3 Tuddenham St. Mary 5 1 1 0 0 2 2 W in s to n 5 7 0 0 7 2 T unstall 6 7 2 2 2 1 0 1 W is s e tt 6 8 0 0 3 2 U fford 8 13 1 8 1 0 4 Withersfield 5 9 0 0 2 4 W a ld in g fie ld , Gt. 6 13 0 0 2 2 Witnesham 6 1 1 0 0 2 4 Waldingfield, Lt. 5 1 1 0 0 2 2 Woodbridge St. Mary 8 2 5 0 2 6 7 3 Walsham-le-Willows 6 13 0 0 7 4 W o o l pit 6 8 1 4 9 1 Wangford St. Peter 5 9 0 0 2 1 Worlingham 5 10 0 0 3 3 Wattisfield 5 9 0 0 3 3 Worlington 5 8 0 0 2 1 Wenhaston 6 12 0 6 1 0 1 Worlingworth 8 12 0 9 7 1 W e stha ll 5 1 1 0 0 7 1 W re n th a m 6 10 2 0 8 3 Westhorpe 5 9 0 0 2 1 Yaxley 6 10 2 0 8 3 Weston, Market 5 16 2 0 2 1 Y oxford 6 1 1 0 0 8
SUMMARY
NUMBER OF BELLS IN RING
C o n d itio n 1 2 1 0 8 6 5 4 T o ta l
1 0 1 3 1 1 2 9 2 4 6
9 2 3 9 1 1 5
8 1 9 2 3 4 1 3 8
7 1 9 1 9 2 2 1 5 2
6 2 6 1 0 2 2 0
5 1 1 2
4 1 1 1 3
3 1 6 9 1 1 7
2 1 9 2 4 9 4 3
1 1 1 9 1 1 2
0 3 1 1 5
T o ta l 1 7 3 9 1 0 6 8 4 1 6 2 5 3
5 Secretary's Report It is with considerable pleasure that I am again able to report a year of consolidation and progress in our Guild. As the years pass it becomes increasingly obvious that although we are not right at the forefront of national events within the Exercise we are, nevertheless, amongst the leaders. The remarkable achievements reported last year at Edwardstone and Pettistree came to full fruition in 1 986. They were reported by national radio and press and the leadership and enterprise of those responsible - particularly Sarah Titford and Albert Webster - must be recorded. A band was taught under the guidance of Mike Whitby so that the parishioners of Pettistree could hear their bells again at Christmas and while others of last year's projected restorations have not yet materialised there are signs of increasing activity. The growing numbers of new faces which appear at meetings augurs well for the future and we must do our utmost to encourage and help others to increase their ringing knowledge and skills. We can all help in some way and the Recruitment and Training Committee are hoping to expand their activities beyond those of the annual Training Day. I understand that in this field of activity our Guild was not found lacking when some members attended a training seminar run by the Central Council at Northampton during last autumn. We can review the year with pride but let us not become complacent for much needs to be done in terms of fund raising for restoration work, in teaching and indeed in maintaining and improving our standards, the last of which is constantly a problem for each of us to seek to solve. The Annual Meeting was held at Exning where attendance was a little lower than previous years and where a splendid welcome was extended to us by the North West District. I look forward to a good response from members to the invitation from the South East District to visit Grundisburgh in 1 987. At Exning all the Vice-Presidents and Officers, together with the Council Representatives for 1987-89, were re-elected with the execption of the Librarian, Mrs. Stevenson, who left Suffolk during the summer of 1986. Mrs. H. Leeson was elected to this Office. Since the last Annual Meeting the new Bishop of the Diocese - The Right Reverend John Dennis, M.A. - has been pleased to accept the Presidency of the Guild. He is, as many will know, a ringer himself and is thus well aware of the workings of a ringer's Guild. Other Guild events were held as indicated by the calendar and once again they provided enjoyable social contacts as well as achieving their primary aims. In 1 987 there will be some changes to dates and events so please consult the calendar published at the beginning of the Report book. The Management Committee and its sub-committees held their usual meetings and members should note that at Grundisburgh some rule changes will be proposed and details of these have already been published in the Newsletter. My thanks are extended to all members of the Guild for the way in which you enthusiastically tackle the daily problems of running a tower or the Guild. I and my fellow officers are grateful for your help and support and we particularly thank the various District Officers for the part they play in our Guild. Without you all there would be no Guild and that would be a very sad thing to happen. Welcome to the new District Officers and thank you for accepting the challenge of the added responsibility you now carry. I know you will receive support and help from members. Finally, thank you all for the very pleasant welcome extended to both Shirley and I as we have been to events in the Districts. Let us go into 1 987 resolved to achieve even more than last year. Happy ringing to you all. John L Girt
Technical Adviser's Report Without a doubt the highlights of 1 986 have been the restoration of the bells at Edwardstone and Pettistree, due, in no small part, to the drive and enthusiasm of the respective parishes where the bells have remained silent for many years. At Edwardstone the six bells, which have not been rung in living memory, were removed from the tower in May and the five smaller bells sent to the foundry. There the bells were tuned and a new tenor cast to replace the original tenor, which is listed for preservation and has a large section missing from the lip. The bells have been rehung in a new cast-iron frame lower in the tower with new fittings by John Taylor & Co. of Loughborough, with the assistance of copious voluntary labour. The six bells at Pettistree have not been rung since 1 945. Here the old frame has been replaced with a new H frame lower in the tower, accommodating the five larger bells, with a Iowside frame above for the treble. The bells have all been rehung with new fittings by John Taylor 8- Co. and were rededicated on the 14th December by the Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich. At the time of 6 writing this report, there is some outstanding work, the main item being the installation of a floor below the bellframe, which is programmed to be done in January 1 987. At Sproughton the clock chimes have been fitted thus completing the restoration work here, whilst at Debenham the clappers have been rebushed, a new staple fitted to the seventh, new pulleys provided for the five larger bells and the bearings repacked on the 2nd, 3rd and tenor. The gudgeon pins on the 4th and 7th bells at Grundisburgh have been replated as has that on the 2nd at Bredfield following the discovery that one of them was broken. At Stonham Aspal the ring of ten are now once more ringable following restoration of the tower and some strengthening of the frame where decay has weakened the lower external cills. During 1 986, inspections have also been carried out at Hoxne, Shimpling, St. Margaret's, Ipswich, Gt. Finborough, Dalham and Boxford. At Hoxne the ring of five hang in a frame dating from the 1 6th Century or even earlier and will require rehanging in a new frame lower in the tower. The parish are proposing to restore this ring of bells in the near future and have set up a committee to raise the necessary funds. At Shimpling an inspection was carried out following a request by the parish, but the condition of the frame and fittings means that a full restoration will be required before the bells are rung again, which at present is beyond the capacity of this small parish. Whilst strengthening work has been carried out on the tower of St. Margaret's, Ipswich, an inspection of the main beams supporting the bell frame revealed that there was insufficient restraint to these beams at their ends where they are built into the walls. This reduces the ability of the beams to resist the torsional forces imposed by the bells when rung in full circle and may contribute to some of the handling difficulties of the tenor. The cast-iron frame at Gt. Finborough is in need of repainting but generally the bells go well and just require more regular maintenance than they have received in recent years. At Dalham measurements were taken of the frame movement whilst the bells were rung singly. These measurements showed that, whilst the movements were not excessive the frame is not strong enough to rehang the bells in, in the longer term. The bells at Boxford will require to be rehung in a new frame lower in the tower before thay can be rung again in full circle. Strengthening work in the form of concrete ring beams will also be required since there are several longitudinal cracks in the middle and upper sections of the tower. There is now local interest in carrying out a restoration of this historic ring which contains three pre reformation bells and a tenor reputed to weigh 22 cwt. At Stansfield strengthening work has been carried out on the tower. Some work has also been done to clear the debris, clean up the fittings and rope the fourth bell on the opposite side of the wheel to reduce the horizontal thrusts when the bells are rung in rounds. It is hoped that this will enable the bells to be rung occasionally for major festivals. Some maintenance work has been carried out at Gt. Glemham and one of the old Pettistree wheels fitted to the third, enabling the bells to be rung on special occasions. At Rougham ringing has moved 'upstairs' with the installation of a gallery just below the cill of the west window. From the summary at the end of the Directory of Towers, it can be seen that there has been a small improvement in the number of towers in the ringable category, i.e. in category six or above. However, there is still much to do before the percentage of unringables is substantially reduced. ian W hitear
Suffolk Guild Maintenance Officer's Report Nineteen eighty-six has been an active year on the maintenance front. The usual three meetings have been held and the following work was carried out by local ringers and members of the committee. BadwelllAsh - The rope guides and ceiling bosses have been rebored to take out rope grooves and a new set of ropes have been fitted. B a r k i n g - The frame has been painted by the local ringers. B e n h a l l - General maintenance work has been carried out. Covehithe - As reported in the Ringing World, work had been carried out to the rope guides and general oiling of fittings. D e b e n h a m - Assistance was given to the bellhanger when the bearings were cleaned and regreased, the clappers rebushed and the pulley blocks refurbished. Edwardstone - The General Secretary, committee members and ringers from the area helped the bell hanger with the removal and rehanging of the bells. 7 Grundisburgh - Local ringers removed two headstocks so that they could be returned to the bell foundry for the fitting of new gudgeon pins and refitted them on their return. Hacheston - The frame and bells where checked and made safe so the treble and second bells could be chimed for services. Henley - The fifth bell has received attention and now is evenly struck. Higham - New ropes have been purchased. Hintlesham - The clock weights have been made safe by the installation of a wooden case. Horringer - The broken gudgeon pin on the third bell has been repaired and some maintenance work has been carried out on the other bells. Ipswich, St. Stephen - These bells were rung again following work carried out by the Sproughton ringers. Kersey - The bell frame has been painted by the local ringers. Nayland - The fifth clapper has been rebushed. Stoke-by-Nayland - Four clapper lubricators have been replaced and the cracked tenor clapper has been welded. The tower has been cleaned out and work on painting the frame has been started. A new set of ropes have been fitted. Wrentham - The fourth bell has been giving trouble and this problem is being investigated. Yoxford - General maintenance work has been carried out. Neville Whittell
Ringing Master"s Report I started my last report with a degree of excitement about Guild restoration projects, 1 986 has seen the completion of two important restorations - Edwardstone and Pettistree. Both have been achieved in a very short space of time, both have their own bands ringing regularly for divine service. 1987 could well be equally exciting with Horham, Hoxne and more recently Boxford now looking encouraging. Turning now to more routine matters, I wish to place on record other successful Guild events during 1 986. The Guild outing in April was again well attended, London Transport excelled themselves this year by producing a 1959 Routemaster in immaculate condition. Towers visited were Bethnal Green (8), St. John at Hackney (8), St. John of Jerusalem, Hackney (8), Islington (6) and Shoreditch (1 2). The most interesting tower being Islington where it was not possible to have more than about ten ringers in the ringing chamber at any one time (an interesting climb made organisation even worse) yet everybody who wanted to had a ring. The striking competitions were held at Bramford and Offton respectively. St. Mary-le-Tower won the six bell competition and the S.E. District won the eight bell competition. The exhibition at Bury Et. Edmunds was very successful, over 1 50 members of the public took advantage of visiting the Norman Tower and viewing the static exhibition. My thanks to Jim and Janet Stannard and other local ringers for manning the tower. The Guild training day was held in November and was enjoyed by over 100 members. The eight courses offered were all presented, although one turned out to be rather more tutorial than a course. The inter-district quiz in the evening provided much amusement and tension with the N.W. District emerging as winners after the final round. The training day in 1 987 will take place in Septemeberto allow time for students to put into practice their knowledge during Guild Quarter Peal week. The peal total for 1 986 is likely, as I write,to be in the region of 1 50. Another good year in terms of numbers but again there is a predominance of doubles M/V. Perhaps 1987 will include more methods and less variations. There must come a time soon when we need to question the economics of publishing these peals in full format. First pealers at the time of writing include:- Julie Anderson, Tim Barber, Sharon Baker, Audrey Barker, Dennis Bugg, Daniel Bye, Norma Bye, Helen Christian, David Doggett, Nicole Harris, Stan Harris, Robert Howe, David Lugg, Mervyn Scase, Mandy Shedden, George Whittell and Katherine Whittell. Personal milestones have as usual been achieved notably: - 50th peal - Owen Claxton, Jim Hollins, Andrew Fisk : 1 00th peal - Amanda Whiting : 1 50th peal - James Smith : 350th peal - Peter Archer: 500th peal - Peter Mayle (400th on Tower bells): 550th peal - Pat Bailey. Peals for the Guild - 100th -Norman Cossey, Frank Arnold, David Salter: 1 50th - Robin Allum : 250th - Alan Mayle : 450th Pat Bailey : 600th - Martin Thorley. 100th Suffolk Tower as conductor - Trevor Bailey; 350th for Guild as conductor - Martin Thorley 8 It Is also interesting to note that Alan and Peter M ayle rang their 3 5 0 th peal together as did Pat and Trevor Bailey.
M y congratulations to all first pealers and those w h o have reached milestones. M y apologies to any that I have missed.
Four peals are particularly w o rthy of note:- Stow langtoft - 2 0 th anniversary of the first peal on the bells and indeed the first peal of m inim us rung for the Guild.
Preston - First peal of surprise by four of the band in three methods.
Kersey - First peal since augmentation, rung by a Sunday Service Band.
Ipswich St. M ary-le-Tower-Peal of Bristol Surprise M axim us rung by a practice night band.
It is particularly true this year that m ore ringers have advanced their pealringing by ringing either peals in m ore m ethods and/or a greater num ber of bells.
Quarter peals continue to help ringers advance. Several firsts w ere scored during quarter peal w eek but not as m any as in the past, I feel. Hopefully w ith the Guild Training Day before the Quarter peal w eek 1 9 8 7 more firsts will be scored.
Ipswich St. M ary le Tow er com peted again in the national 1 2 bell com petition in 1 9 8 6 . Th e team finished 3rd in their qualifying heat, one place off qualifying for the final, behind the College Youths and Bristol Perhaps 1 9 8 7 will be the year.
In concluding I w ould again like to convey m y thanks to all district officers for their w ork during
1 986, both for their w ork and their hospitality. I wish new officers a successful 1987.
One final m essage from m e - I started this report by m entioning the restorations at Edwardstone and Pettistree and the com ing restorations. If w e are to m ake any inroads into reducing the num ber of our unringables and still offer realistic grants the tim e has com e for all of us to start contributing a m ore realistic am ount. Therefore I urge you all to support the "Friends of Suffolk Bells" and ensure a good future for all ringers in this county. Stephen D. Pettman
Peal Secretary*s Report
During the year 1 49 peals were rung for the Guild (up to the time of going to press) giving an average num ber of 1 5 5 peals per year over the last five years-a rem arkable figure. Of the 1 9 8 6 peals
1 3 were rung outside the Diocese including peals rung at Lincoln Cathedral, St. Clem ent Danes
(London) and St. Peter's Mancroft (Norwich).
During the year twenty-six peals were rung in the Diocese by other Societies, Guilds and
Associations:-
1 5 F e b Sudbury St Peter Essex Assoc. Yorkshire S. Royal S.A. W aters
1 M a r S t u t t o n Essex. Assoc. M i n o r 7 m A.C. Malton
2 M a r Long Melford Essex Assoc. Bristol S. M ajor A . C . M a l t o n
8 A p r E u s t o n Lancs. Assoc. M i n o r : 2 m K . M . P r i c e
8 A p r H o r r i n g e r Lancs Assoc. Grandsire Triples K . M . P r i c e
1 0 A p r H o p t o n Lancs. Assoc. Plain Bob Minor K . M . P r i c e
1 0 A p r E r i s w e l l Lancs. Assoc. Doubles: 102m /v K . M . P r i c e
3 M a y E l v e d e n Essex Assoc. Double Norwich C.B. Major H.J. Millatt
5 M a y I p s w i c h London County Ass. Stedman Cinques N.W .M . Simon
1 0 M a y W ickham Market Essex Assoc. S. M inor: 1 1 m A.C. Malton
2 8 J u n Bury St. Edm unds Ely D. Assoc. London (N o.3) S. Royal J.P. Loveless
5 J u l Grundisburgh Ely D. Assoc. Bristol S. Royal G . D a v i s
5 J u l B e c c l e s College Youths Cam bridge S. Royal J.B. Pickup
6 J u l Long Melford Essex Assoc. Bristol S. M ajor A.C. Malton
2 A u g Bury St. Edm unds Lancs Assoc. Grandsire Caters K . M . P r i c e
5 A u g R e d g r a v e Lancs Assoc. S. M inor:3m K . M . P r i c e
1 8 A u g O a k l e y Norwich D.A. M i n o r : 8 m J.M . Thorley
1 8 A u g T h e b e r t o n Norwich D.A. S. Minor: 4 m A . P . M a y l e
2 3 A u g Grundisburgh Leeds U. Society Yorkshire S. Royal G.J. Audley
2 3 A u g Grundisburgh Yorkshire Assoc. Yorkshire S. Royal J. Robinson
1 3 S e p M i l d e n h a l l Ely D.Assoc. Plain Bob Royal K.J. Skillings
2 8 S e p R e d g r a v e Norwich D.A. Plain Bob M inor M . J . R o s e
4 O c t Sudbury St Peter Lines. Guild London (No.3) S. Royal M . M a u g h a n
1 5 N o v Grundisburgh Cum berland Youths S. Minor: 3m S . A . R u d d
2 0 N o v L a v e n h a m College Youths Stedm an Triples (rung silent Et unconducted)
1 3 D e c E l e v d o n Ely D. Assoc. London S. Major J.P. Loveless 9 First peals have been rung on the bells at Gt. Glem ham and Edwardstone; first peals since augmentation were rung at Kersey and first peals since restoration were rung at Ipswich St.
Matthew, Newm arket St. Mary, and Sproughton. A peal was rung at Stowlangtoft exactly twenty years after the first, and w as the second peal on the bells.
Peals w orthy of individual m ention are:
BARKING
1 2 April - 143 m/v, Doubles : most m /v for the G u i l d .
FRESSINGFIELD
25th January - Fressingfield S. M a jo r: 1 st peal in the method.
HASKETON
6 Decem ber - Hasketon S. M inor :: 1 st peal in the method.
IPSW ICFI - St. M ary le Tow er
1 3 Decem ber - Albanian S. M axim us : 1 st peal in the m ethod for the Guild.
20 December - Bristol S. Maxim us : rung by the local band.
KERSEY
7 Decem ber - Plain Bob Major : rung by the local band.
OFFTON
1 2 April - Offton L.S. M ajor : 1 st peal in the method.
RINGSFIELD
2 9 A u g u s t -11m, m inimus : m ost m inim us m ethods for the Guild.
WILBY
25th January - St. Sim on's Triples : 1 st peal in the m ethod for the Guild.
However, the success of the year w as som ew hat marred by criticism of som e peals rung. W hilst
not w ishing to take sides I w ould hope that conductors will continue to try for quality and not just
quantity of peals. In addition an unfortunate error in m ethod splicing occurred in a peal at Bram ford
w hich resulted in the peal being w ithdraw n. This incident also brought to light a peal rung in 197 7
(N o.4 4 9 4 ) w hich also contained a similar extent and w hich the conductor has withdrawn. (The Guild
records have been suitably am ended).
M y thanks to all conductors and other officers for their co-operation and assistance throughout the
y e a r s . A la n P. M ayle
THE SUFFOLK GUILD OF RINGERS
FOR THE DIOCESE OF ST. EDMUNDSBURY & IPSWICH
President: THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. EDMUNDSBURY & IPSWICH
BELFRY PRAYER
Lord, we thank you for the skills and opportunity you have given us to ring the bells in this place to your praise and glory. We ask that the sound of our bells may be a witness to your Good News for mankind, a summons to all who hear to worship in your house, and a comfort to those in need. Bless the ringing that we do in your Name. Amen.
O Lord, open our lips. Response: A nd our mouth shall proclaim Your Praise.
10 OBITUARIES FOR 1986 Thomas Cameron Ford - Palgrave
To m w as a master craftsman, part of a line of carpenters and wheelwrights in Palgrave for m ore than 2 0 0 years. He died in M arch at the wonderful age of 90, a Christian gentlem an and family m an with a great love of children.
His ringing career spanned most of this century in com pany with characters like John Souter,
Clem ent More, Harry M oss and Bertie Harrison. Clifford Roper Lovett - Grundisburgh
Cliff, a Sussex man, joined the Guild in 1 9 5 4 and w as a faithful Sunday service ringer until his death. A keen churchman, he was a warden at Grundisburgh for 1 6 years and, with his wife
M argaret, entered fully into village life and affairs.
He rang seventy peals - most of which w ere for the Suffolk Guild. Charles Marcus Clarke (Jnr) - Grundisburgh
Charles followed his father, Charles, and grandfather, Frederick, as a local ringer.
A poignant m em ory w as his com ing in arm y uniform to ring tow ards the end of the w ar - rem inding us that m any of his friends, and ours, in the village never cam e back. Commander Edward Tyndale-Biscoe - Wickham Market and Debenham
Ted died in Septem ber robbing the W ickham Market - Debenham - Fram lingham area of som eone very special. A modest, unassum ing m an with a delightful puckish hum our, he w as a person one was always glad to see around.
Following a distinguished Naval career - Fleet Air A rm and then Royal Navy leading to Engineer in
C h i e f o n HMS Belfast in the Korean W ar, Ted became involved in teaching ringers and helping towers. M y goodness, how indefatigable he was. W hen, once a quarter, he gathered the 'crew' around him to com e to St. M ary le To w er for a special practice he w ould laughingly refer to it as like being on the quarter-deck. Bernard Smith - Ipswich St. Matthew
Although not a ringer, his wife Freda, daughter Zoe, son-in-law M alcolm and their children were,
Bernard's support and encouragement for the St. Matthew's belfry was monumental. A church w arden for thirty years he w as one of the strong voices behind the restoration of the bells there.
He died on 29th December, aged 69, after several m onths of illness.
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Abbreviations of Ringing Times: Su. Sunday: Mn. Morning: Ev. Evening: PN Practice Night: Alt. Alternate. Telephone Numbers: with all addresses the name of the telephone exchange is given only where this is different from the last place name mentioned in the address. NORTH EAST DISTRICT Chairman: Mrs. P.M. Bailey, 1 9 Kilbrack, Beccles ...... 7 1 5 8 7 8
R i n g i n g M a s t e r S t e p h e n Y o u n g , 2 S h e l t o n P la c e , B e c c l e s ...... 7 1 6 9 2 2 S e c r e t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r : M i s s R. B e d f o r d , 4 9 F r a n k l in R o a d , A l d e b u r g h ...... 3 3 3 0 Maintenance Officer: T.D. Hughes, The Brickworks, Aldeburgh ...... 2 9 8 2 N e w s l e t t e r C o r r e s p o n d e n t : A . H . A r c h e r , 5 6 S a x o n R o a d , S a x m u n d h a m ...... 2 6 5 5 Committee Representatives: G u i l d M a n a g e m e n t : T . D . H u g h e s , T h e B r i c k w o r k s , A l d e b u r g h ...... 2 9 8 2
Recruitment and Training: R.T.L. Rapior, 11 9 Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh ...... 3 8 5 5 Restoration and Maintenance: D. Noy, 5 Mill Road, Saxmundham. Deanery Representatives: Beccles: Stephen Young, 2 Shelton Place, Beccles ...... 7 1 6 9 2 2 H a l e s w o r t h : E . J . T h u r l o w , G a b l e E n d , C h e d i s t o n , H a l e s w o r t h ...... 2 2 7 4 Hoxne: Michael Matthews, Boscobel, The Street, Metfield H a r l e s t o n , N o r f o l k ...... F r e s s i n g f ie l d 5 3 9 S a x m u n d h a m : A . H . A r c h e r , 5 6 S a x o n R o a d , S a x m u n d h a m ...... 2 6 5 5 Tower Correspondents: A l d e b u r g h : P .S . B e d f o r d , 4 4 F r a n k l in R o a d , A l d e b u r g h ...... 3 3 3 0 Barsham: J.W. Buchanan, Laurels Farm Barsham, Beccles ...... 7 1 2 2 3 2 Bedfield: Canon W. Donnan, The Rectory, Worlingworth Beccles: J.B. Pickup, 1 Brick Kiln Avenue, Beccles ...... 7 1 5 6 4 2
Benhall: R.P. Peters, Brooksfield, Aldecar Lane, Benhall Green, S a x m u n d h a m ...... 2 2 7 8
Blaxhall: Rev. R. Jobling, The Rectory, L ittle G l e m h a m ...... W i c k h a m M a r k e t 7 4 6 3 0 1 B l y t h b u r g h : R. C o lle tt, M ill F a r m , B l y t h b u r g h ...... 2 4 5 Bramfield: C. Ainger, Back Lane, Bramfield, Halesworth
Brome: A. Flatt, 19 Upper Street, Oakley ...... Diss 740824 B u n g a y : M . E . W a l l a n d , 1 9 Q u e e n w a y , E a r s h a m , B u n g a y ...... 4 5 3 3 C h e d i s t o n : E .J . T h u r l o w , G a b l e E n d , C h e d i s t o n , H a l e s w o r t h ...... 2 2 7 4 C o v e h i t h e : M a j T . G o o c h , T h e C e d e r s , C o v e h i t h e ...... W r e n t h a m 2 6 6
Cratfield Rev K.C. Francis, The Rectory, Cratfield ...... Ubbeston 275 St. Cross S. Elmham: Miss M. Hadingham, 'Sancroft', St. Cross, Harleston.
St. Margaret S. Elmham: Mr. M Hamilton, The Pightle, South Elmham S t. M a r g a r e t , H a r l e s t o n ...... S t C r o s s 2 1 3 Eye: W.T. Collins, Uplands Farm, Cranley, Eye
Fressingfield: L.E. Etheridge, Brecklands, Fressingfield, H a r l e s t o n ...... F r e s s s i n g f i e l d 2 9 8 Little Glemham: Rev. R. Jobling, The Rectory,
L ittle G l e m h a m ...... W i c k h a m M a r k e t 7 4 6 3 0 1 Halesworth: Mrs. H. Barber, Town Farm, Loam Pit Lane H a l e s w o r t h ...... 4 2 2 9 Heveningham: Rev K.C. Francis, The Rectory, Cratfield ...... Ubbeston 275 Horham: Rev D. Streeter, The Rectory, Doctors Lane, Stradbroke Huntingfield: Rev. K.C. Francis, The Rectory, Cratfield ...... Ubbeston275 K e ls a le : R e v . J . B u r g o y n e , K e l s a l e R e c t o r y , S a x m u n d h a m ...... 3 3 5 8 Laxfield: Rev Dr R.A. Marchant, New Vicarage, N o y e s L a n e , L a x f ie ld ...... U b b e s t o n 2 1 8 Leiston: J. Crowter, 53 Garrett Crescent, Leiston ...... 8 3 0 0 8 0
Monk Soham: Canon Donnan, The Rectory, Worlingworth O a k l e y : A . F la tt, 1 9 U p p e r S t r e e t , O a k e l y ...... D i s s 7 4 0 8 2 4 P a l g r a v e : R. C r o w e , 3 9 T h o m a s M a n n i n g R o a d , D i s s ...... 4 4 6 2 Peasenhall: Rev. L.J. Thickitt, The Vicarage, Peasenhall ...... 2 5 6 Redgrave: A.G. Driver, Moneypot Lane Farm, F e n S t r e e t , R e d g r a v e ...... D i s s 8 9 8 3 4 9
Rendham: Rev C.D.R. Stevens, The Rectory, Sweffling, Saxm undham ...... 495
13 Rickinghall: R e v R. B i l l i n g h u r s t , T h e R e c t o r y , Bo t e s d a l e ...... D i s s 3 9 8 3 4 9 Ringsfield: Mrs. P. Fearn, Old Police House, R i n g s f i e l d C o r n e r ...... B e c c l e s 7 1 3 6 4 8
R u m b u r g h : A.P. Spall, Mill Bungalow, W issett Road R u m b u r g h ...... L i n s t e a d 2 7 6
Saxmundham: A . H . A r c h e r , 5 6 S a x o n R o a d , S a x m u n d h a m ...... 2 6 5 5
S o u t h w o l d : M rs H. Price, Carpenters End, Three Marsh Lane, R e y d o n , S o u t h w o l d ...... 7 2 2 5 6 2
Stradbroke: Rev. D. Streeter, The Rectory, Doctors Lane, Stradbroke S w e f f l i n g : Rev. C.D.R. Stevens, The Rectory, Sweffling, S a x m u n d h a m ...... 4 9 5
Tannington: Canon W . Donnan, The Rectory, W orlingworth T h e b e r t o n : Rev. P.J. Burgoyne,(acting) Kelsale Rectory, S a x m u n d h a m ...... 3 3 5 8
T h o r n d o n : Rev A. Ridge, The Rectory, Standwell Green T h o r n d o n ...... O c c o l d 5 2 5
Thornham Magna H.W . Cattermole, 2 2 5 Mellis Road, Thornham Parva, Eye Thrandeston: A . F la tt, 1 9 U p p e r S t r e e t , O a k l e y ...... D i s s 7 4 0 8 2 4
W e s t h a l l : Rev. G.H. Clothier, The Rectory, Brampton, B e c c l e s ...... B r a m p t o n 6 1 5
W e y b r e a d : IM Howard, The Headlands, The Street, W e y b r e a d ...... F r e s s i n g f ie l d 3 7 8
W i l b y : J.M . Thorley, Spring Hall, Cake Street, L a x f ie l d ...... U b b e s t o n 4 3 2
W i n g f i e l d : Miss. B. Syrett, W ingfield Hall, F r e s s i n g f ie l d ...... S t r a d b r o k e 2 8 8
Worlingworth: Canon Donnan, The Rectory, W orlingworth W e n h a s t o n : Mrs. V. Jackson, Glenholme, Wenhaston, B l a c k h e a t h ...... B l y t h b u r g h 2 2 6
W r e n t h a m : R e v . L. S p r a t t , T h e V i c a r a g e , W r e n t h a m , B e c c l e s ...... 2 0 8 Y a x l e y : Rev. R.H, Smith, The Vicarage, 14 Castle Street, Eye ...... 8 7 0 2 7 7
1 9 8 6 T o t a l 1 9 8 6 T o t a l H u g h e s D . T ALDEBURGH (Su.Mn.10.30 Peters Mrs. J. PN IstTues 7-9, others 7-8) Peters R.P. 2 2 5 9 . _ Bedford Mrs. C. (A.M .)
Bedford Miss R. - 1 0 BLYTHBURGH (PN Tue by arrangement) Bedford P.S. 2 2 1 3 C o ll e t t R. - - Bedford S.J. - 1 4 2 D a r k L. - - Bedford V.B. - 1 2 1 Nicholson R. - - Bedford J.A. - - Nicholson Mrs. S - - Last Mrs. R.K. - 1 6 P e a s e J . - - Rapior R.T.L. 9 2 9 R o b e r t s H . -
S h a w S i m o n - - Roberts Mrs. S. - - Shaw Steven - - Walter Mrs. A. - - W alter M iss C. - BECCLES (Su.Mn 9.45 PN Wed) W a l t e r P. Bailey M iss J.A. 2 4 Y o u n g S . - 9 Bailey Mrs. P.M. 4 5 4 7 8 Bailey T.N.J. 4 3 4 4 2 BRAMFIELD
B e n n e t t J . 1 6 L i n e s G . - - Bickers Mrs. R.W. (A.M.) - - Mullett C.B. - - Bickers R.W. - 2 8 CHEDISTON B r o c k E .A . • - . Thurlow E.J. 2 3 Eaton Mrs. M. 1 3 Gale Mrs. H. - - EYE H a r r o l d D . - 5 S m i t h J - 8 Harrold P.J. 6 4 1 FRESSINGFIELD Lea Mrs. A. Etheridge L.E. - - Manning Miss L. Pickup J.B. 3 3 1 5 HALESWORTH (PN Tue 7.30-9) Pickup Mrs. C.P. - 2 5 B a r b e r T . 2 2 Plummer C.R. - 6 Barber Mrs. H. - - C l i f t o n S . BENHALL (Su.Alt.M n & Ev. C r o o k s D . P N Fri.) Matthews M. 2 3 Hughes T.D. 2 1 1 7 9 Matthews Mrs. T. Hughes Mrs. H. • -
14 1986 T o t a l 1 9 8 6 T o t a l W a t t s R .J . 2 3 WILBY ((PN Fri 7-8) Woodton M.R. - - Thorley J.M . 6 1 6 2 1 Thorley Miss D. 6 3 0 KELSALE ( P N T u e ) B o w l e s G . 2 3 WINGFIELD B o w l e s M . _ - F r e n c h R. 5 1 7 - - K u n k l e r M . UNATTACHED TOWERS Ludbrook I. 4 62 KESSINGLAND LAXFIELD Parker Mrs. M A l l u m R. 15 157 Parker M .J. 7 6 1 Allum Mrs. M. 1 4 160 Parker M iss T. - - LEISTON NORTON SUBCOURSE B a k e r S . - _ Cossey N.P.J. 2 1 0 1 L l e w e l l y n M r s . P. - - UNATTACHED MEMBERS N e w m a n P. - - Copson Mrs M. - N e w m a n M . - - C o p s o n R. - R o l p h M . 10 15 H e p b u r n D . -
OAKLEY K n i g h t s A . 2 2 4 0 4 C o o k P. 1 12 P y e E. - 2 0 5 RENDHAM S u t t o n F. - Sutton Mrs. H. - Hambling Miss J. - - T o o k K. Hambling Miss S. - - REDGRAVE Driver A.G. . .
SAXMUNDHAM (PN T h u r ) Archer A.H. 25 290 Archer Mrs. B. (A.M .) - . Baldry M.A. 10 339 Baldry Mrs. J.R. 8 227 C o r n i s h T . - - H a c k e r Z . - - Hacker Mrs. C. 4 16 Hacker Miss M. 3 16 Hacker Miss S. . 1 Le Grove Miss E. . 1 Le Grove J. - 2 Nicholls D. - - N o y D . 6 120 P e a 11 W . - -
W o o l l a r d L. . -
SOUTHWOLD ( S u E v 6 p m PN Fri 7-9 winter, 7-8.1 5 summer)
England Miss S. 3 H e w i t t D . -
Johnson Mrs. J. .
P a y n e R .S . 2 2 P o p e D . - P r ic e D . . Price Mrs. H. -
S a g e A . -
S a g e M . -
SWEFFLING ( P N M o n ) THEBERTON Davey Miss P.A.Powell .
Powell Dr. B.W . -
WENHASTON ( P N Fri) A i n g e r C . -
Bloomfield M iss G. - Jackson Mrs. V. .
Watson Miss E. -
15 SOUTH EAST DISTRICT Chairman: John E. Bonney,80 Dale Hall Lane, Ipswich ...... 57908 Ringing Master: Simon L. Girt, 22 Medway Road, Ipswich...... 74858 Secretary and Treasurer: David Barnard, 36 Steggall Close, Needham Market ...... 720041 Maintenance Officer: Robert Scase, 51 Henniker Road, Debenham I PI 4 6PY . . . . 860323 Asst. Maintenance Officer: Ralph Earey,26 Lower Street, Sproughton ...... Ipswich 42766 Newsletter Correspondent: Dennis S. Bugg, 22 Milden Road, Ipswich...... 221643 Committee Representatives: Guild Management: M.G. Whitby, 45 Post Mill Gardens, Grundisburgh ...... 686 Recruitment and Training: Amanda Whiting, Kimberley Hall, Moats Tye, Combs, Stowmarket ...... 677766 Restoration and Maintenance: Robert Scase, 79 York Road, Ipswich ...... 70322 Ralph Earey, 26 Lower Street, Sproughton ...... Ipswich 42766 Deanary Representatives: Bos mere: Vacant Ipswich: Mrs. S. Girt, 22 Medway Road, Ipswich ...... 74858 Loes: Mrs. G. Fear, Elmwood, Campsea Ash...... Wickham Market 7471 77 Samford: Mrs. H. Leeson, Aquarius, Ipswich Road, Harkstead ...... Holbrook 328687 Woodbridge: Mrs. A. Barker, Mount Pleasant, Clopton ...... Grundisburgh 21 3 Tower Correspondents : Ashbocking: Mrs. E. Christian, 51 Church Lane, Ashbocking ...... Helmingham 767 Badingham: J.M. Bostock-Smith, Broads Meadow, Badingham ...... 352 Barking: D.R. Barnard, 36 Steggall Close, Needham Market ...... 720041 Bramford: D. Blomfield, 16 Leggatt Drive, Bramford ...... Ipswich 41069 Brandeston: Mrs. P. Booth, The Timbers, Church Lane Kettleburgh ...... Framlingham 723 502 Bredfield: Mrs. A. Pilgrim, Little Orchard, Woodbridge Road, Bredfield...... Woodbridge 2 77 3 Burgh: S.D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge ...... 3023 Copdock: Canon R.G. Ball (acting) ...... Ipswich 687230 Cretingham: C. Round-Turner, Thorkeld, Cretingham ...... Earl Soham 520 Debenham: C. Bignell, 17 High Street, Debenham ...... 860101 Dennington: B. Taylor, 1 Blyth Villas, Dennington Earl Soham: Mrs. P. Cotton, The Post Office, Earl Soham ...... 240 Easton: C . M. Meynell, The Agents House, Easton, Wickham Market ...... 7 4 6 348 Framlingham: A. Morgan, Shaws Barn, Badingham Road, Framlingham ...... 7 2 3 1 5 4 Framsden: L.G. Brett, 1 09 St. Johns Row, Framsden, Stowmarket Grundisburgh: Mrs. S.R.E. Pipe, Easta, Meeting Lane, Grundisburgh ...... 574 Harkstead: Mrs. H. Leeson, Aquarius, Ipswich Road, Harkstead ...... Holbrook 3 2 8 687 Hasketon: Mrs. Freeth, Chilton Ross, Hasketon, Grundisburgh ...... 458 Helmingham: L.G. Brett, 1 09 St. Johns Row, Framsden, Stowmarket Henley: Alan Smith, Cuclestane, School Lane, Coddenham, Ipswich ...... Coddenham 29 Holbrook: S. Durrant, 33 Royal Hospital School, Holbrook ...... Ipswich 328601 Ipswich - St. Clement: S.D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge ...... 3023 Ipswich - St. Lawrence: S.D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge ...... 3023 Ipswich - St. Margaret: Mrs. S.K. Munnings, 216 Ashcroft Road, Ipswich 435 96 Ipswich - St. Mary at Quay: S.D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge ...... 3023 Ipswich - St Mary le Tower: G.W. Pipe, 8 Lansdowne Road, Ipswich IP4 5A Z ...... 75647 Ipswich - St. Matthew: Mrs. A. Harris, 1 Pine View Road, Ipswich ...... 421 86 Ipswich - St. Nicholas: S.D. Pettman, 42 Mill View Close, Woodbridge ...... 3023 Marlesford: Mrs. G. Fear, Elmwood, Campsea Ash ...... Wickham Market 7471 77 Offton: Mrs. A.M. Whiting, Kimberly Hall, Moats Tye, Combs, Stowmarket, IP14 2EZ ...... Stowmarket 677766 Otley: J. Wightman, Shrubbery Farm, Otley ...... Helmingham 258 Pettistree: J. Hallett, The Laurels, Pettistree...... Wickham Market 746210
16 Rushmere St. Andrew: Mrs. L. Sager, Well Cottage, Fenn Lane Newbourne ...... Waldringfield 620 Stonham Aspal: W .J. Button, 7 The Street, Stonham Aspal Sproughton: Miss D. Earey, 26 Lower Street, Sproughton, Ipswich ...... 4 2 7 6 6 Tattingstone: K.A. Sherwin, Lodge Cottage, Tattingstone, Ipswich IP9 2NA Tuddenham: R.G. Crooks, 273 Felixstowe Road, Ipswich Tunstall: C.G. Pegrum, Old Rectory, Tunstall, Woodbridge ...... Snape 534 Wickham Market: R. Lewis, Lynn House, Wickham Market...... 746681 Winston: Mrs. J. Button,9 Fenn Street, Winston ...... Debenham 860535 Woodbridge: R. Rice, 8 Upper Moorfield Road, Woodbridge ...... 4 8 3 0 1986 Total 1986 Total Tyndale-Biscoe E. ASHBOCKING: Whayman T. Beecroft B. Christian Mrs. E.J 3 EAST BERGHOLT (Su.Mn.10.30 Christian S.J. 1 16 Su.Ev.6.00 B.S.T. only) Bacon G.A. 2 1 7 BARKING: Thornton Mrs. M. Barnard Miss C.A. Barnard D.R - 1 FELIXSTOWE Cope Mrs. E. Rush H.C. Groom M. FRAMLINGHAM (PN Tues) Lester Mrs. J. - 4 Lovejoy A. Nunn C. Moore S. BRAMFORD FRAMSDEN (Su.Mn.9.00 Brett L.G. - 1127 Ev.6.00 PN Wed.) Blomfield D. 1 5 GRUNDISBURGH Christian E. 3 (Su.Mn. 10.00 PN Thurs) Pearson Miss P. Branson Mrs. P. Pegg Mrs. D. 4 25 Bye Mrs. N. 1 1 Pegg R.G.R. Bye D. 1 1 Whittell Mrs. M. Chamberlain Miss L. Whittell R. - 183 Cole Miss Y. Davis Rev. N. (A.M.) BRANDESTON (Su.Ev.5.45 2nd & Doggett D. 1 1 4th Su. PN Thurs.2nd & 4th) Goodship Miss M. 1 Booth Mrs. P.C. Lovett C. 70 BREDFIELD (Su. Mn 8.45 2nd/4th, Ogden P.M. 1 49 1 s1/3rd 9.30 by arrangement 5th Su Ev 6.00 Pearce E.G.B. - 581 PN Fri 7.30) Pettman S.D. 22 592 Pilgrim Mrs. A. Pipe Mrs. S.R.E. - 340 Pilgrim M. Warren A. Waterson B. CRETINGHAM (Su.Mn.3rd & 4th Waterson Mrs. G. PN AltTues) Waterson Miss M. Brown M. Whitby Mrs. A. 11 Brown Mrs. R. Round-Turner C. HARKSTEAD (Su.Mn. PN W ed.7.30-9.00) DEBENHAM (Su.Mn.8.45 Malster J. 1 2 PN Tues) Leeson Mrs. H. 2 9 Bignell A. Looser Mrs. J. 1 Bignell C. Powell Mrs.O.J. Brown Mrs. S. 1 1 Button Mrs. J. HENLEY (1st Su.Mn. 8.30 Button R. 1 3rd 9.15, 2nd & 4th Ev.6.00 Button Miss S. PN Thurs) Jaynes S. Bloomfield S. - 9 Lucas S. Connolly Miss T. 1 2 Marshall R. Curl S.F. - 26 Mossman H.W. Ellis Miss N. Ruffles A. Evans Mrs. M. Ruffles W. - 138 Jarman A. Scase Mrs. A. (A.M.) Saunders Mrs. D. Scase Mrs. J.E. 37 Saunders S. Scase M. 1 1 Smith A.R. - 7 Scase R. 5 Vincent S. HOLBROOK 1986 Total Clothier N. OFFTON (Su.Mn. 10.30 Ev.6.00 Durrant S. - - Alt. Fortnightly PN Tues) Gora J. Carter R. - - Halsall Mrs. M. * Clench Miss A. - - Loveland A. ' Groom M. - - Wilson J. Mrs. Philipson R.M. ; IPSWICH ST. MARGARET Schofield Mrs. E.L. 3 (Su.Mn. 10.00) Steward Mrs. J. - - Blomfield E. - 16 Whiting Mrs. A.M. 15 86 Blythe J.W. 3 346 Whiting B.E. 2 78 Blythe Mrs. M. - 32 OTLEY (Su.Mn. 10.30 PN Wed) Bonney J. ■ 1 Barker Mrs. A. 1 1 Girt J.L. 1 1 189 Broom G. - - Girt Mrs. S. ■ Garrett J. - - 25 Girt S.L. 2 Park I. - - Munnings A.J. 30 Rowell Rev. F. (A.M.) Munnings Mrs. L. Wightman H.J. - 2 Munnings R.J. ; 18 Munnings Mrs. S.K. . 2 PETTISTREE (1 st Su Ev 6.00 Saker Mrs. M . 2 2nd, 3rd, 4th Mn 9.00 Whittell K. . 296 PN W ed) Whittell P. . 9 Franklin A. - - Garner C. - - IPSWICH ST. MARY LE TOWER Garner Mrs. M. - - (Su.Mn.9.00 PN Mon) Hallett D. - - Arbon S.W. ■ 39 Hallett J. - - Brown Miss A. (A.M.) Hallett Mrs.M. - - Clarke Mrs. A. (A.M.) Hind S. - - Clarke W.H. (A.M.) Norris P. - - Clarke K. (A.M.) ■ Smith Mrs. R. - - Claxton 0. P. 16 26 Upton C. - - Cooper Miss C.R. (A.M.) 51 Davies C.P. . - RUSHMERE ST. ANDREW (PN Fri) Davies Mrs. J.E. - - Anderson Miss J. 1 1 Davies Miss P. Burgess B. Hohl K. 10 28 Burgess Miss J. 1 7 Hohl Mrs. J. . 2 Buxton D.H.P. - 1 1 Hollis B. (A.M.) - 2 Haynes Miss C. - - Jillings H.G. - 36 Haynes G. : Jones Rev. K. (A.M.) Nunn K. 1 Knox D. . 49 Odam Dr. K. - 1 Lee Miss R. . - Sager J.C. 1 4 Pipe Mrs. D. 9 122 Sager Mrs. L. 1 7 Pipe G.W. 24 527 Smith J. 27 125 Whitby M.G. 14 195 Smith Miss M. 1 7 Talbot Mrs. H. 1 IPSWICH ST. M ATTHEW Whiting S.N. 1 6 (Su.Mn.9.1 5 PN Thurs) Christian Mrs. H. 1 1 SPROUGHTON (Su.Mn.10.30 Godfrey Mrs. R. PN Wed 7.30-9.00) Harris Mrs. A. - - Bugg D. 1 1 Harris Miss N. 1 1 Earey Miss D. - 1 Harris S. 1 1 Earey R. 18 37 Leach G. . 7 Harwood Miss C. - Lukins Miss C.A. . 6 Hunt Miss C. - - Mullenger R. - - Lugg D. 1 1 Nockels K. P.C.C. (A.M.) Sharpies Miss H. Sheppard Mrs. M.A. Thomas M. - - STONHAM ASPAL Thomas R. Button W.J. - 305 MARLESFORD (PN Alt. Thurs) Page Mrs. M. - 228 Baertl Mrs. J. - - Stannard W. - - Baertl C. Carter L. Fear Mrs. G. 18 TATTINGSTONE (1 st & 3rd Su. 1986 Total 10.30 2nd & 4th Su.9.00) (Su.Mn.9.30 Elsmore S. WOODBRIDGE PN Tues 7.30-9.00) Livermore Mrs. P. Elliott S. - - Sherwin K.A. Jennings Miss C.C. - 18 Scott H. - - Jennings J.F. 1 35 Thurlow N. Moss Mrs. P. ° - 1 TUDDENHAM (4th Su Mn 10.45) Rice R.J. - 1 Crooks R. - 2 Tyler M. TUNSTALL UNATTACHED MEMBERS Pegrum C. Hollins J.P. 1 5 38 Pegrum Miss C. Rudd S. 17 217 WICKHAM MARKET (Su.Mn.9.45 Su.Ev.2nd,3rd,4th 5.45 PN Mon 7.00-9.00) Claridge S. Imerie I. Lewis R. Lewis Miss R. Moyse Miss T Rothwell P. Steward E.A.J. - 15 Thompson Miss R.
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19 NORTH WEST DISTRICT Chairman: I. J.D. Whitear, 1 3 W ragg Drive, Newmarket ...... 6 6 9 0 2 0 Ringing Master: J . C. Stannard, 9 Bury Road, B a rro w ... Bury St. Edmunds 810866 Secretary and Treasurer: P.V. Stannard, 9 Bury Road, Barrow . . . . Bury St. Edmunds 81 0 86 6 Maintenance Officer: B. R. Wells, 7 Mill Lane, Barrow ...... Bury St Edmunds 81 0336 Newsletter Correspondent: C. R. Nunn, 37 Bury Road, Barrow ...... Bury St. Edmunds 810317 Committee Representatives: Guild Management: David Webb, Rose Villa, Old Market Street, Mendlesham, Stowmarket Canon J.A.C. Rutherford Recruitment and Training: Miss J. Beever, Brook House, 45 Ipswich Road, Stow m arket...... 6 1 2 7 5 6 Restoration and Maintenance: C.R. Nunn, 37 Bury Road, Barrow ...... Bury St. Edmunds 8 1 0 3 1 7 Deanery Representatives: Ixworth: A.G. Morris, Emoh, Cavendish Close, Church Road, Thurston, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Pakenham 311 40 Mildenhall: Vacant Stowmarket: Miss J. Beever, Brook House, 45 Ipswich Road, Stow m arket...... 6 1 2 756 Thingoe: A. Blumfield.1 0 Ice Pits Close, Gt. Barton ...... Pakenham 31 240 Tower Correspondents: Ampton: Canon R.H. Norburn, Ingham Rectory, Bury St Edmunds ...... Culford 430 Bacton: Dr P.S. Franks, Taylors Green, Bacton ...... Mendlesham 78777 Badwell Ash: Rev. Dr. G.L. Pattinson, The Rectory, Badwell Ash Bury St. Edmunds ...... Walsham le Willows 575 Bardwell: Rev P.M. Oliver, Ixworth Vicarage, Ixworth ...... Pakenham 3031 1 Barrow: C. R. Nunn, 37 Bury Road, Barrow, Bury St. Edmunds..... 810317 Brandon: E. Curson, 1 Nunsgate, Thetford...... 3300 Bury St Edmunds P.V. Stannard, 9 Bury Road, (Norman Tower) Barrow ...... Bury St. Edmunds 81 0866 Buxhall: E. Cracknell, 65 Lockington Crescent, Stowmarket...... 677298 Chevington: The Rector, The Rectory, Chevington ...... 850461 Cotton: Mrs. Hollingsworth, Brooke House Cotton ...... Bacton781387 Cowlinge: Dennis Kiddy, Howbrush Farm, Stradishall ...... Wickambrook 820332 Dalham: Rev A.M.P. Platt, The Vicarage, Gazeley, ...... Newmarket 75071 9 Elveden: H.B. Fuller, 29 Nelson Crescent, Thetford ...... 4788 Eriswell: Mr. Stebbeds, 10 The Street, Eriswell...... 2933 Euston: Mrs. W.M. Ivings, Post House, Euston, Thetford ...... 3105 Exning: I Whitear,13 Wragg Drive, Newmaket ...... 669020 Fornham St Martin: Rev Colin Everitt, The Rectory, Rectory Meadows, Fornham All Saints...... Bury St Edmunds 60027 Freckenham: Mr R. Oakley, 9 Capstan Square, Steward Street, London E14 9EV Great Ashfield: Rev Dr G.L. Pattison, The Rectory, Badwell Ash ...... Walsham le Willows 575 Great Barton: H.J. Culpin, Essendine, Thurston Road, Great Barton, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Pakenham 31 464 Flaughley: Mr K. Mulley, 27 Park View, Wetherden...... Elmswell 40429 Flepworth: Rev G.J. Parker, The Rectory, Church Lane, Hepworth, Diss ...... Stanton 50285 Flinderclay: Canon J.A.E. Rutherford, Church Lane, Jalla Halli, Hinderclay, Diss ...... 898948 Hopton: Rev R.Taylor, The Rectory, Hopton, Diss ...... Garboldisham 21 0 Horringer: F. Potter, 3 Lucas Cottages, Horringer, Bury St. Edmunds Hunston: Rev Dr G.L. Pattison, The Rectory, Badwell Ash, Bury St Edmunds ...... Walsham le Willows 575 Ixworth: A. Morris, Emoh, Cavendish, Close Church Road, Thurston, Bury St. Edmunds...... ■ Pakenham 31 140 Lakenheath: Mr. R. Rolph, 45 BackStreet, Lakenheath ...... Thetford 861023 Great Livermere: D. Williams, Church Road, Great Livermere, Bury St. Edmunds...... Honington 279 20 Mendlesham: Rev P. Gray, Mendlesham Vicarage ...... 359 Mildenhall: P. Goodwin, 15 Brandon Road, Mildenhall ...... 7 1 3 4 7 3 Newmarket St. Mary: Mrs. S. Evans, 14 Brookfields Close, Newmarket ...... 6 6 1 6 9 3 Stoke Ash: Rev A. Ridge, The Rectory, Dandwell Green, Thorndon ...... Occold 525 Stowlangtoft: Rev Dr G.L. Pattison, The Rectory, Badwell Ash, Bury St Edmunds ...... Walsham le Willows 575 Stowmarket: Mrs. M. Carson, Orchard House, Bacton Road, Haughley Green, Stowmarket ...... 6 1 3 8 0 7 Thurston: Rev J. Mair, The Rectory, Church Road, T h u rs to n ...... Pakenham 30301 Walsham-le-Willows: Mrs. M. Kidd, Ashthorpe, Wattisfield Road, Walsham-le-Willows ...... 323 West Stow: The Rectory, West Stow, Bury St. E d m u n d s ...... Culford 220 Wetherden: Mr K. Mulley, 27 Park View, Wetherden ...... Elmwell 4071 3 Whepstead: R. Hartley, Westview, Whepstead, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Horringer 345 Wickham Skeith: Mr C.A. Cutting, Grange Farm, Wickham Skeith ...... Mendlesham 242 1986 Total 1986 Total BACTON EXNING (PN Thurs 7.15) Bailey R. - - Bartrum Miss A. Bailey R. - - Franks Mrs. K. Braybrooke D. - - Franks Dr. P.S. o Catton Rev C. - - Franks S. Conway-Jarrett Miss T. - . Jeffries P.R. Eshelby Miss K.J.M. BARROW(Su.Mn. 10.00) Eshelby Mrs. J. ; ; Nunn C.R. 2 89 Howe Miss J. - . Nunn Mrs. K. - 7 Langham Mrs. J. - 2 Wells B.R. - 2 Moore Miss V. - - Wollard Miss S. - - Wake H. Whitear I.J.D. 3 BRANDON (PN Mon 7.30) 16 Wiseman Mrs. G. Bimson D. - - Burrows, Mrs. D. . . FRECKENHAM Curson Mrs. S.A. - - Oakley R. - - Glaistor S. GREAT BARTON(Su.Mn.1 0.30 Marsh B. - PN Wed 7.1 5) BURY ST EDMUNDS (Alt. Su. Culpin H.J. 1 6 2.30-3.30 PN Tues) Colman Mrs. C. 11 33 Bishop E. - 1 7 Coleman J. 2 23 Butlin Miss J. - 2 Fisk A.D. 29 55 Everett P.G. - 6 Glasswell M. - - Gillings A. - - Hall Mrs. C.A. . . Hope Mrs. A. - - Hall Miss S.L. - - Nice E. Wilkinson Mrs. L. Rowlands D.O. 9 HINDERCLAY Stannard C. : 35 Moore R. Stannard J.G. 13 Rutherford Canon J.A.E. 1 Stannard Mrs. J. - Stannard P.V. 2 30 HORRINGER(Su.Mn.PN Thurs) Stannard R.J. - 9 Brett Mrs. M. . - Woodward Miss V. 6 18 Foam Miss M. - - COWLINGE Hallworth Miss E. Messen A. - Kiddy D. - 2 Potter F. 2 Ward Mrs. M. 11 Potter Mrs. P. - 1 EUSTON (PN 1st Tues Timms Mrs. P. - - 2nd, 3rd, 4th Mon 7.30) IXWORTHJSu. Mn.9-9.30 Austin Mrs. M. PN Tues) Ivings H. 2 23 Brown K.G. - 76 Ivings Mrs. W .M . Z 19 Henderson Mrs. A. - - Middleditch I. Morris A.G. . . Peck Miss S. Sharp L.S. Vaughan N. - 44 Vaughan R. 21 LAKENHEATH (PN Mon) 1986 Total Peachey Mrs. E. - - WHEPSTEAD Rolfe R. - - Chalk Miss A. - - Chalk D. - - MENDLESHAM Chalk Miss H. - - Foster L. - 49 Chalk P.A.F. - - - Lockwood A. 6 Hartley R. - Lockwood T.W. - 14 Riley J. - - NON RESIDENT LIFE MEMBERS Webb D. 3 8 Hawes M. Palmer Mrs. M. - “ MILDENHALL (Su.Ev.1st & 4th Walland M. 7 45 PN Tues) Goodwin P 6 UNATTACHED Archer P. 14 337 NEWMARKET ST MARY Crouch Mrs. S.E.V. 1 62 (Su Mn 9.1 5 Ev 6.00 PN Tue 7.45) Drake Dr S. - 1 Blumfield A.J. 7 40 Evans R. - - Evans Mrs. S. - - Rich Miss D.A.J. 1 2 Sharpe Mrs.D. - - Smith Rev G. - - Thompson Mrs. C. - - STOWMARKET (Su. 10.00 & 6.00 PN Tues) Brown A. Beever Miss J. 10 55 Carson Mrs. M. 5 35 Cracknell E. - 85 Edwards E. - - Garrod Miss D. - - Girling W.S. 4 50 Lillistone F. - - Mann J. - 1 Scarse A. - - Scarse Mrs. M. - - THURSTON (Su.Mn 10.00 PN at Parochial Church Council - A.M.) WALSHAM LE WILLOWS (Su.Mn. 1 st & 3rd Su.Ev. 2nd & 4th PN Fri) Fielden Miss A.K. Foulger Mrs. A. - - Kidd J. - - Kidd Miss J. - 1 Kidd Mrs. M. - - Kidd Miss R. - - Morley Miss A. - - Pollard B. - 10 Pollard Mrs. A. - - Webber Miss R. - - Whitehead J. - - Williams R. - - WETHERDEN (PN Tue) Hart B.K. 1 King I_I. - 1 Mulley K. - 2 Sheldrake P. - - Slack G. 6 7 Steele M. - -
22 SOUTH WEST DISTRICT Chairman: E.C. Hynard, Byways, Polstead Heath, Polstead ...... Boxford 21 0829 Secretary: R.C. Whiting, 1 0 Harpers Estate, Nayland, Colchester C 06 4 L B ...... Nayland 2 6 2 0 2 3 Treasurer: Mrs. J.D. Whiting, 10 Harpers Estate, Nayland, Colchester C 0 6 4 L B ...... Nayland 2 6 2 0 2 3 Ringing Master: N.C. Wade, 7 Wiston Road, Nayland, Colchester ...... Nayland 2 6 2 0 5 3 Maintenance Officer: T. Griffin, 1 9 Strickmere, Stratford St Mary Colchester ...... 3 2 2 3 0 6 Newsletter Correspondent: Mrs. E. Parker, Walnut Cottage, Kersey Uplands, Ipswich ...... Boxford 21 0 57 8 Comittee Representatives: Guild Management: E.J. Lockwood, 2 Thorpes Hill Cottages, Hintlesham ...... 314 Recruitment and Training: E.C. Hynard, Byways, Polstead Heath, Polstead ...... Boxford 21 0 82 9 Restoration and Maintenance: C . H. Ablitt, Lowlands, Stratford St. Mary Colchester ...... 3 2 3 1 3 0 Deanery Representatives: Clare: A. Mayle, 29 Nethergate Street, Clare, Sudbury ...... Clare 2771 38 Hadleigh: D. Bellman, Elm Farm, Wickerstreet Green K ersey...... Boxford 21 0 36 6 Lavenham: M.J. Rose, 2 Chapmans Close, Rougham, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Beyton 70298 Sudbury: D.J. Reeve, Wellhouse Farm, Mount Bures, Bures ...... 2 2 7 3 2 7 Tower Correspondents: Acton: D. Rutherford, Corner Ways, School Farm Lane Acton ...... Lavenham 247014 Assington: D. Raynham, 1 0 Vicary Estate, Assington, Colchester Bures: L. D. Mills, Haydens, The Croft, Bures ...... 227578 Cavendish: O. Ballard, 1 5 Nether Road, Cavendish, Sudbury Clare: P. Mayle, 29 Nethergate Street, Clare, Sudbury ...... Clare 2771 38 Drinkstone: D. Frost, Cherry Tree Inn, Drinkstone, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Rattlesden 8361 5 Edwardstone: Mrs. S. Titford, The Rectory, Edwardstone, Boxford ...... 210026 Felsham: Rev. J. Hobbs, The Rectory, Bradfield St. George, Bury St. Edmunds Glemsford: G. Bloomfield, Hollydon, Drapery Common, Glemsford Great Thurlow: C. Atherton, Manor Farm, Little Thurlow ...... Thurlow 570 Hadleigh: Mrs. C. Pryke, 38 Granville Road, Hadleigh ...... 827677 Hartest: R. Seabrook, Brookfield Place, Church Hill, Glemsford ...... Sudbury 28031 7 Haverhill: A. Wade, 13 Crowland Road, Haverhill ...... 702380 Hawkedon: H. Clarke, The Green, Hawkedon Hessett: M. J. Rose, 2 Chapman Close, Rougham, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Beyton 70298 Higham: C.H. Ablitt, Lowlands, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester ...... 323130 Hintlesham: Mrs. W. Lockwood, 2 Thorpes Hill Cottages, Hintlesham, Ipswich ...... Hintlesham 314 Kedington: Rev. W. Mason, The Rectory, Kedington ...... Haverhill 702725 Kersey: Mrs. K. Bellman, Elm Farm, Wickerstreet Green, Kersey...... Boxford 21 0366 Lavenham: A.J. Haynes, Freiston, Waldingfield Road, Chilton, Sudbury ...... 72509 Long Melford: W.A. Finch, 1 9 Roman Way.Park Corner, Long Melford ...... Sudbury 771 18 Nayland: R.C. Whiting, 1 0 Harpers Estate, Nayland, Colchester C06 4LB ...... Nayland 262023 Polstead: E. C. Hynard, Byways, Polstead Heath, Polstead ...... Boxford 210829 Poslingford: Mrs. C. Knight, Chipley Abbey Cottages, Assington Green, Poslingford, Sudbury 23 Preston: R. Chambers, Model Farm, Preston Rougham: L. Wright, 2 Bracken Row, Thurston, Bury St. Edmunds ...... Pakenham 31 696 Stoke by Clare: A.E. Peacock, 4 Church Park, Stoke by Clare Stoke by Nayland: R. King, 1 Crossfields, Stoke by Nayland ...... 2 6 2 7 8 3 Stradishall: C. Cutts, 1 4 St. Margarets Place, Stradishall Stratford St. Mary: C.H. Ablitt, Lowlands, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester ...... 3 2 3 1 3 0 Sudbury St. Gregory: A.M . Gilbert, 26 Abbey Road, Sudbury ...... 734 70 Sudbury St. Peter: L.D. Mills, Haydens, The Croft, Bures ...... 2 2 7 5 7 8 Woolpit: H. Dempster, 7 Saffrons Close, Woolpit ...... Elmswell 40875 1986 Total 1986 Total Laze 11 Mrs K. ‘ - ACTON (Su.Mn.PN Tue) Metcalfe G. Pizzey Rev L.R. - 228 Onion G. _ 1 Pizzey Mrs. A. - - Wade A. 1 Muxlow Mrs. J. - 13 Rutherford D. . - HAWKEDON (Su.Mn.once a month) Clarke H. 1 BURES (Su.Mn.Et Ev.PN Thur) Mills D.L. . 40 HIGHAM (PN Alt.Fri.with Mills L.D. - 35 Stratford St. Mary) Reeve Miss C.R. HINTLESHAM (Su.Mn.PN Tues) Reeve D.J. Banyard Miss A. - Reeve Miss D.M. 16 Brice Miss C. Reeve Mrs. E.R.M. 2 34 Hartley Rev N. (A.M.) CAVENDISH (2nd Su.Mn.of Month Hunt Miss S. - - PN Mon) King Miss S. - - Baker A.B. - - Lockwood E.J. 1 24 Baker Mrs. M.S. - - Lockwood I.J. - 2 Ballard 0 - - Lockwood Mrs. W. 4 44 Mussett F. - 1 CLARE (Su.Mn.PN Tues) Helliwell Mrs. J. - - KERSEY (Su.Mn. 10.10-1 1.00 Mayle A.P. 28 263 PN Thurs) Mayle P. 22 294 Bellman H.D. 3 4 Parker Miss C. - - Bellman Mrs. K. 2 3 Perry Miss Y. - - Crook Mrs. B. - - Perry Miss S. - - Crook J. - - Shedden Miss M. 1 1 Howe R.C. 5 5 Humbert Miss P. EDWARDSTONE Mercer Miss S. Clarke Mrs. M. Palmer Mrs. M. Clarke P. Parker Mrs. E. Cox Miss A. Robertson Miss R. Simpson M. Salter D.G. 31 118 Titford Rev R. (A.M.) - Smith J. Titford Mrs. S. - Smith Mrs. M. Worrall Mrs. J. Whittell G.R. 1 1 Worrall S. Whittell Mrs. J. 2 50 GLEMSFORD Whittell Miss K.J. 8 8 Bloomfield G. - - Whittell N.F. 5 1 67 GREATTHURLOW LAVENHAM (PN last Mon of month) Barrett F. - - Booker I - - Booker Mrs. M. HADLEIGH (Su.Mn.1 0.30-11.00 Booker A. PN Fri) - - Booker Miss F. Barber D.J.B. 29 Brewster R. HARTEST(PN Thur) Dakin R.C. - - Clouston R.W.M. - 7 Graham Rev J. - - Payne F. - - Haynes A.J. - 6 Seabrook Miss G. - - Ruffell D. - - Seabrook R. - - LONG MELFORD (3rd Su.Mn. HAVERHILL (Su.Mn.PN Mon) of month) Adams G. 2 Baldock Miss K. - - 24 1986 Total NAYLAND (Su.Mn.Ef Ev. PN Tues) Ruddock Miss S. Harper Mrs. M. Sprake Miss L. Oliver M. 1 1 Stabler D. Phillips R. Wright Mrs. C. - - Roberts Miss M. 3 7 Wright L. .-11 Wade E.V. 3 Whiting Mrs. J.D. STOKE BY CLARE (Su.Mn. PN Thurs) Whiting R.C. 1 17 Farrow C. POLSTEAD (Su.Mn.2nd & 4th Gowa n A. R. - 3 Afternoon 1st.3rd.5th PN Mon) Jay Mrs. V.J. - 3 Andrade G.P. Capt. T (A.M .) Peacock A. E. - 2 Bendall A. Smith D.A. - 2 Benham D. (A.M.) STOKE BY NAYLAND (Su.Mn. Braybrook Mrs. E. 1 2 Clayton Air Marshall Sir G. (A.M.) PN 1 st Fri.of month) Groves Mrs. J. Gardiner G.S. - 1 Hynard E.C. 2 16 STRATFORD ST. MARY (Su.Mn. Hynard Mrs. M. 2nd & 4th. Su.Ev.1st 3rd £f Lowe Miss S. 5th PN altwith Higham) Mills G. (A.M.) Ablitt C.H. - 2 Sephton S. Ablitt Miss S. - 2 Sheail Miss A. Burgess Miss A. Sheail N. Griffin T.F. Wade N.C. 4 14 Halsall Miss T. Walker R. Hobson J.S. White Mrs. A. (A.M.) Hobson R. White Miss H. 1 Kerry Miss E. White Miss M. 1 Marshall, Miss C. Wilks Rev. L. (A.M.) Price Mrs. B. POSLINGFORD Price R. Umfreville D. Knight Mrs. C. 3 94 Knight R. 4 175 SUDBURY ST. GREGORY PRESTON (PN by arrangement) (PN Wed) Fitch A. Chambers R. 13 10 Smith E.J. 2 ROUGHAM (Su.Mn.PN Thurs) Clarke Miss T. WOOLPIT (Su.Mn.PN Fri) Love A. Dempster H. 1 Love Mrs. J. Dempster R. 1 Love Miss M. UNATTACHED Macfarlane Mrs. J. Perry W .A. 80 Rose Mrs. A. (A.M.) Rose M.J. 8 108 Rose R. 50
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25 PEALS 1986 5636 5639 ASHBOCKING, Suffolk, All Saints ELVEDEN. Suffolk, SatJan 4,1986 2h52 (10$) Memorial Tower of 5597 5040 Surprise Minor SS Patrick & Andrew (7m: 1 extent each SatJan 11,1986 3h10(17j) IPSWICH, Suffolk. Rossendale, Stamford, York, 5184 Rutland S. Major SMary-le-Tower Durham, London, Wells, Comp. J S Warboys (No. 9) Wed Sept 11,1985 3h(10j) Norwich) 1 Ivan J Ludbrook SI52 Alloa S. Major 1 Michael G Whitby 2 James A Smith Comp. S Humphrey 2 Alan R Andrews 3 Ralph NEarey 1 Kevin S Hohl 3 Kevin S Hohl 4 Owen P Claxton 2 James A Smith (C) 4 G Noe! Orman 5 Kevin S Hohl 3 Simon A Rudd 5 Simon A Rudd (C) 6 Simon A Rudd 4 Janice R Baldry 6 James A Smith 7 Adrian Knights 5 Nigel J Newton Congratulations to Jenny and 8 Stephen D Pettman (C) 6 George W Pipe Robert Scase on the birth of Birthday compliment to M G 7 Michael A Baldry Thomas George. * 5 6 3 7 Whitby 8 Michael G Whitby First blows in method by all. BELCHAMP ST. PAUL, 5641 Compliment to Sally Gosnold Essex, S Andrew and Chris Thomas, married on Sat Jan 4,1986 2h39 (8$) CLARE, Suffolk, 7th September at Riverhead 5040 Minor [7n\\ Double SS Peter & Paul Kent. Court, Oxford T.B., Kent T.B., Sun Jan 12,1986 3h21 (28) Cambridge S., St Clements, 5152 Yorkshire S. Major Double Oxford, Plain Bob) Comp. C P Starbuck 1 Mandy J Shedden 1 James A Smith 563 4 b 2 Stuart L Brown 2 Christine A Knight STOWLANGTOFT, Suffolk, 3 Christine A Knight 3 Valerie J Woodward 4 Peter Mayle S George 4 Peter Mayle 5 Richard A Knight Wed Jan 1,1986 2h37 (9) 5 Michael G Whitby 6 Alan P Mayle (C) 6 Richard A Knight 5040 Minimus (4m, 210 First peal: 1.400th tower-bell 7 Neil V Avis extents: 53 each Single peal: 6. In memoriam of Bill Court, Double Canterbury: 52 8 Alan P Mayle (C) Martin, a ringer at this church 500th peal: 4. To welcome each Reverse Canterbury, for over 50 years. Plain Bob) the Rev David Wardrop, IPSWICH. Suffolk. licensed priest-in-charge, on 1 Andrew D Fisk (C) 5638 2 Peter W Archer S Mary-le-Tower Friday, 10th, to the new Parish 3 Adrian J Blumfield Wed Jan 8,1986 2h57 (10) Group of Clare, Cavendish, 4 Alan PMayle Poslingford, Stoke-by-Clare 5024 Double Norwich C. B. and Wixoe. First peal on the bells since Major 1st January, 1966. Comp. S D Pettman 5642 1 Simon A Rudd 5635 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) WEYBREAD. Suffolk, 3 Owen P Claxton BEDFIELD, Suffolk. S Andrew 4 George W Pipe S Nicholas Sat Jan 4,1986 2h34 (9) 5 Kevin S Hohl Sun Jan 12,1986 2h33 (9) 6 John W Blythe 5040 Minor (8m: (1) Norwich: 5040 Minor (15 m: (1) (2) Cambridge; (3) Single 7 Michael G Whitby Norwich; (2) Cambridge, Oxford, Double Oxford; (4) 8 James A Smith 5640 Beverley, Surfleet; (3) Double Oxford T.B.; (5) St Clements, Oxford, Thelwall, Pinehurst, Plain; (6) Kent T.B.; (7) Plain) EAST BERGHOLT. Suffolk. St Clements, Childwall, 1 Frank C J Arnold 1 Fern Cottages, East End Buxton; (4)'Single Oxford, 2 MaryAllum Sun Jan 12,1986 2h33 (15) Double Bob; (5) Oxford T.B.; 3 Frederick C Gunton 5184 Oxford T.B. Major (6) KentT.B.; (7) Plain) 4 Valerie J Woodward Comp. M C W Sherwood 1 J Martin Thorley (C) 5 Robin DAIIum (reversed) 2 MaryAllum 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 1 -2 Alison K Surry (C) 3 Trevor D Hughes 3rd Birthday compliment to 3-4 Nigel J Newton 4 Frederick C Gunton Helen T Waters of 5-6 Roger Bailey 5 Richard TLRapior Cambridge, grand-daughter 7-8 Amanda M Whiting 6 Robin DAIIum of the conductor; also a First Oxford T.B.: 7-8. A Most Minor methods: 3,5. welcome for Thomas George compliment to John W (Jack) Scase, son of Robert and Euston on being awarded the Jtnnifer. M.B.E. in the New Year's Honours List. 5 6 4 5 5 6 4 8
YOXFORD, Suffolk, 5643 FRESSINGFIELD, Suffolk, EARL SOHAM, Suffolk, S Peter SS Peter & Paul S Andrew Sat Jan 18,1986 2 h35 (11) Sat Jan 25,1986 3h8 (17i) Sat Feb 8,1986 2h36 (10J) 5040Doubles (12m: 1 extent 5152 Fressingfieid S. M ajor 5040 Mmor(8nr.(1) Norwich; each Stedman, Grandsire; 4 Comp. S Humphrey (2) Cambridge; (3) Single each St Remigius, Huntley 1 Kevin S Hohl Oxford, Plain; (4) Double Place, St Nicholas, 2 James A Smith Oxford, St Clements; (5) Winchendon Place, Rev 3 Janice R Baldry Oxford T.B.; (6) KentT.B.;(7) Canterbury Pleasure, St 4 Michael A Baldry. Plain) Osmund, St Martin, Plain 5 Adrian Knights 1 J Martin Thorley (C) Bob; 6 Eynesbury; 2 St 6 Richard P J Carter 2 MaryAllum Simon's) 7 Simon A Rudd (C)' 3 Frank C J Arnold 1 Patricia M Bailey 8 George W Pipe 4 Frederick C Gunton 2 J Martin Thorley Compliment to L Edward 5 Robin D Allum 3 Trevor N J Bailey (C) Etheridge, aged 82; also 6 Mark E Walland 4 Philip J Harrotd Wedding anniversary 5 Trevor D Hughes compliment to Janice and 6 A Harry Archer Michael. Circled the tower: 2. 50th First blows in the method. together: 2,5.50th together: 38-5814-56-38-14V14 5649 2 , 6 . 58-14-38 l.e. 12. . _ oo4o WILBY, Suffolk, S Mary DRINKSTONE, Suffolk, Sat Jan 25,1986 2h46 (15) All Saints Sat Feb 8,1986 2h59 (11) 5644 5040 St. Sim on's Triples Comp. N Golden 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (4m: 1 extent 1 J.Martin Thorley (C) each Cambridge S., Oxford CHELMSFORD, Essex, 2 A Deborah M Thorley T.B., Kent T.B.; 4 Plain Bob) Cathedral 3 MaryAllum 1 Amanda M Whiting Sat Jan 18,1986 3h35 (34) 4 Patricia M Bailey 2 OwenPCIaxton 5044 Cambridge S. 5 Frank CJ Arnold 3 Ralph N Earey M a x i m u s 6 Robin DAIIum 4 Adrian Knights Comp. A N Tyler 7 Trevor N J Bailey 5 Simon A Rudd 1 James A Smith 8 Frederick C Gunton 6 James A Smith (C) 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) First in the method by all and 50th peal: 2 .150th peal: 6. 3 Diana M Pipe for the Guild. Ruby Wedding Engagement compliment to 4 Janice R Baldry compliment to Mr and Mrs Linda Tovell and John 5 Michael G Whitby Frederick C Gunton. Sager. 6 Gerald A Bacon 5650 7 Amanda M Whiting 5647 8 Michael A Baldry IPSWICH, Suffolk, PRESTON ST. MARY, 9 John L Girt S Matthew Suffolk, S Mary 10 Adrian Knights Mon Feb 3,1986 2h48 (10) Sat Feb 8,1986 2h29 (12) 11 Simon A Rudd 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b M i n o r 5040 Surprise M inor 12 George W Pipe (3m: (1-2| Ipswich; (3-4) First Cambridge Maximus: 6. (Seven different extents) 1 Stanley R Harris Norwich; (5-7) Cambridge) In honour of the appointment 1 Peter W Archer of Bishop John Waine as 2 Helen R Godfrey 3 Nicole A Harris 2 Marie Carson Bishop of Chelmsford, and 3 Catherine A Hall rung by members of his own 4 Carol A Lukins 5 David M Bloomfield 4 Adrian J Blumfield Diocese, St Edmunds and 5 Andrew D Fisk Ipswich. 8 George W Pipe (C) First attempt: 1, 2, 3. First on 6 Maurice J Rose (C) the restored six. A tribute to First Surprise: 2, 3,4, 5. Gordon Leech and all past Golden Wedding compliment and present ringers here. to Mr and Mrs Tom Smith of Drinkstone.
27 5654 5655 IPSWICH. Suffolk. EUSTON, Suffolk, IPSWICH, Suffolk. 5651 S Lawrence S Genevieve S Mary-le-Tower Mon Feb 17,1986 2h30 (82) Sat Feb 8,1986 3h9 (11) Sun Feb 16,1986 2h58 (12) 5040 Doubles ( m: 240 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (4m: 2 x 720 5040 Stedm an Triples 6 Grandsire; 960 each Huntley each Cambridge Surprise, Comp. TThurstans Kent T.B., Oxford T.B.; 1 x 720 1 Alan R Andrews Place, Winchendon Place, Rev Canterbury Pleasure, St P.B. Minor) 2 G Noel Orman 1 Henry Ivings 3 Amanda M Whiting Martin's, Plain Bob) 1 Patricia M Bailey 2 Winifred M Ivings 4 Owen P Claxton 3 Maurice J Rose (C) 5 Kevin S Hohl 2 PhilipJ Harrold 3 Frederick C Gunton 4 Christopher R Nunn 6 James A Smith 5 Paul V Stannard 7 Simon A Rudd (C) 4 J Martin Thorley 5 Trevor N J Bailey (C) 6 Adrian J Blumfield 8 John L Girt Organised to celebrate the First Stedman Triples: 2,3,6. Retirement compliment to Desmond P J Harrold. 70th birthday of the treble First Stedman Triples as ringer. conductor. 5652 5656 WALS HAM-LE-WILLOWS, Suffolk, S Mary BRANDESTON, Suffolk, All Saints Sat Feb 15,1986 2h49{13) Sat Feb 22,1986 2h40 (7*) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (5m: (1) Double 5040 Doubles (116 m/v, 42 extents: (1) Allestree, St Court; (2) Plain Bob; (3) Frideswide; (2) St Quintin, St Lucy; (3) Keysoe, Pinks; (4) Cambridge Surprise; (4) Plain Ladbrooke, Zennor; (5) St Helen, Longparish; (6) Grandsire, Bob; (5) Oxford T.B.; (6) Plain Newborough; (7) St Anne, Middleton Stoney; (8) Daffodil, Bob; (7) Kent T.B.) . Bluebell; (9) St Cecilia, Sarratt, Horsley; (10) Stoneham, Uphill, 1 Patricia M Bailey Rye; (11) St Remigius, Church Greasley, St Chrysostom, 2 Peter Mayle Aslacton; (12) Laverstoke, Dummer, Obediah; (13) Bishops 3 John W Blythe Sutton, Mottisfont, Over Wallop; (14) Huntley Place, Ezneih, 4 J Martin Thorley Scorpio, Daphne; (15) St Mary, Heyford, Lapley; (16) St Nicolas, 5 Alan P Mayle Brockenhurst, Lonsdale; (17) St Nicholas, St Giles, St Thomas, 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) Baldon; (18) St Crispin, Chilton, St John; (19) Hordle, Lyndhurst, 100th Suffolk tower as Lakenham; (20) Winchendon Place, St Miles, St Luke, conductor and first to achieve Tasburgh; (21) St David, Royston, Clifford's Pleasure; (22) this total: 6. To welcome the Alveiey, Aberteifi, Salwarpe; (23) Reverse Canterbury, new incumbent. Rev J Wood. Southrepps, St Columb, Shardlow; (24) St Austell, Amersham, St Ninian; (25) Hampshire, Vectis, Sussex; (26) St Osmund, St 5653 Ambrose, St Felix, Kent; (27) St Stephen, St John Divine, St John Baptist; (28) Ember, Quinquagesima, Septuagesima; (29) REDGRAVE, Suffolk. Eynesbury, St John Evangelist, St Wenceslas, Sexagesima; S Mary (30) St Jude, St Ignatius, Eynsham; (31) Southampton, Sat Feb 15,1986 2h32 (10) Winchester, St Wilfrid; (32) St Simon’s, St Alban, Elford, St 5040 M inor { 12m: (1) Katherine; (33) St Laurence, Churchill, St Leonard; (34) Norwich; (2) Cambridge; (3) Romsey, Wykeham, St Oswald; (35) St Martin's, St Paul, Double Oxford, Thelwall, Austrey, St Magnus; (36) Litchurch, May Day, April Day; (37) Pinehurst, St Clements, Kingswood, St Saviour, Windrush; (38) Plain Bob, Kennington, Childwall, Buxton; (4) Single Seighford, Wollaston; (39-42) Plain Bob) Oxford, Plain; (5) Oxford T.B.; 1 David F Webb 4 Catherine A Hall (6) Plain; (7) Kent T.B.) 2 Peter W Archer 5 Adrian J Blumfield 1 Frederick C Gunton 3 Andrew D Fisk (C) 6 A Harry Archer 2 Valerie J Woodward Most m/v for all. 3 MaryAllum 4 Robin D Allum 5 Frank C J Arnold 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 150th together: 1, 6. Birthday compliment to Albert G Driver, 60 years a local ringer.
28 5657 5660 5663
THEBERTON, Suffolk, BEDFI ELD, Suffolk, EUSTON, Suffolk, S Peter S Nicholas S Genevieve Sun Feb 23,1986 2h22 (6j) Sat Mar 8,1986 2h28 (9) Sat Mar 15,1986 2h38 (8£) 5 0 4 0 C a m b r i d g e S . M i n o r 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (10m: (1). 5040 Doubles (11 m: 2 (1 2160 and four extents) Norwich; (2) Cambridge; (3) extents Grandsire; 4 each St 1 J Martin Thorley (C) Single Oxford, Plain; (4) Remigius, Huntley Place, St 2 David Noy Double Oxford, Thelwail, St Nicholas, Winchendon Place, 3 Frederick C Gunton Clements, Childwall; (5) Rev Canterbury, St Osmund, 4 Patricia M Bailey Oxford T.B.; (6) Kent T.B.; (7) Eynesbury, St Simon's, St 5 Trevor D Hughes Plain) Martin's, Plain Bob) 6 Trevor N J Bailey 1 MaryAllum 1 Gordon E Slack First Surprise: 2. 2 Frank C J Arnold 2 Andrew D Fisk (C) 5658 3 Frederick C Gunton 3 Michael M Rolph 4 Robin D Allum 4 Catherine A Hall TUNSTALL, Suffolk, 5 MarkEWalland 5 Peter W Archer S Michael 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 6 A Harry Archer Mon Feb24,1986 2h28{7£) 100th peal for the Guild: 2. First Doubles: 1. First Doubles inside and most methods: 3. 5040 Doubles (42 m/v: 1 25th peal: 4. 40th Birthday extent each Stedman, 5661 complimentto Ronald G Grandsire, Huntley, St BENHALL, Suffolk, S Mary Archer and Terence A Archer, Remigius, Winchendon, St Sun Mar 9,1986 2h26 (8j) twin sons of Mr and Mrs A H Nicholas, St John Evan, St 5040 Cambridge S. M inor Archer. t z n c A Ambrose, St Paul, St Alban, (2x2160,1x720) 5664 Rev Canterbury, Kennington, 1 J Martin Thorley (C) Obediah, Horsley, St John, 2 MaryAllum WILBY, Suffolk, S Mary Lapley, St John Bapt, St 3 Frederick C Gunton Sat Mar 22,1986 2h51 (15) Ninian,St Leonard, Eynsham, 4 Richard T L Rapior 5088 Kent T.B. M ajor Clifford's Pleasure, April Day, 5 Robin D Allum Comp. W Hudson Omega, St Cleer, Ryton, 6 Trevor D Hughes 1 J Martin Thorley (C) Shareshill, St Wenceslas, St In memory of Gordon W 2 MaryAllum Felix, Austrey, Elford, Little Craine of Woolton, Liverpool. 3 Patricia M Bailey Aston, Seighford, Ezneih, 4 Valerie J Woodward Church Gresley, St Miles, St 5 Frederick C Gunton G iles, Eynesbury, St Osmund, 6 Robin D Allum St Martin, St Simon, 7 Frank CJ Arnold Southrepps, Plain Bob) 8 Trevor N J Bailey 1 Trevor D Hughes (C) 5662 Birthday compliment to the 2 Celia A Hacker GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, conductor's married 3 Maria K Hacker S Mary V daughters, Katharine (of 4 David Noy Sat Mar 15,1986 2h30 (8j) Cambridge) and Penelope (of 5 Richard T L Rapior Sheffield). 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (12 m: (1) Double 6 Roger P Peters Oxford, Thelwail, Pfnehurst; Most m/v: 2,3, 5. (2) Oxford T.B ,;(3)St 5666 Clement's, Childwall, Buxton; 5659 (4) Cambridge S.; (5) Plain, GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, BECCLES, Suffolk, Double, Rev Canterbury, S Mary V ^ The Bell Tower Abertawe; (6,7) Plain) Sat Mar 29,1986 2h57 (8i) 1 Ivan J Ludbrook Sat Mar 1,1986 3h30 (25^) 5039 Grandsire Caters 2 Ralph NEarey Comp. A M Tyler 5000 Cam bridge S. Royal 3 Stephen D Pettman (C) 1 B Gillian Pipe Comp. J H Fielden 4 Kevin S Hohl 1 Sally A Mason 5 James P Hollins 2 Roderick W Pipe 3 Diana M Pipe 2 J Barry Pickup 6 OwenPCIaxton 4 Michael G Whitby 3 C Anita Freeman Get-well compliment to 5 Ralph N Earey 4 John Freeman Ernest Pearce (local ringer) 6 Owen P Claxton 5 Adrian Knights following his recent mild 7 Stephen D Pettman (C) 6 John H Fielden (C) stroke. 7 Michael J Belcher 8 David J Pipe 8 Michael Maughan 9 George W Pipe 9 Geoffrey W Randall 10 IvanJ Ludbrook 10 R Kingsley Mason 70th Birthday compliment to 29 Sylvia R E Pipe 5665 HASKETON, Suffolk. S Andrew Sat Mar 22,1986 2h33 (9) 5671 50 4 0 D o u b l e s (42 m/v: 1 extent each Longparish, G randsire, OFFTON, Suffolk, S Mary Sarratt, Horsley, Church Gresley, St Remigius, Dummer, Sat Apr 12,1986 2h45 (8i) Obediafc* Ezneih, Huntley Place, Heyford, Lapley, St Giles, St 5184 Offton Little S. Major Nicholas, Chilton, St John, St Miles, Winchendon Place, Royston, Clifford's Pleasure, Southrepps, Rev Canterbury, Arr. J A Smith 1 James A Smith Amersham, St Ninian, St Ambrose, St Osmund, St John Divine, St John Baptist, St John Evan., Eynesbury, St Ignatius, 2 Neil V Avis 3 Amanda M Whiting Eynsham, St Alban, St Simon's, Churchill, St Leonard, St Paul, St Martin's, May Day, April Day, Kennington, Plain Bob) 4 Brian E Whiting 1 H William Barrett 4 Catherine A Hall 5 Kevin S Hohl 2 Andrew D Fisk (C) 5 Julian Colman 6 Adrian Knights 3 Michael J Parker 6 A Harry Archer 7 Michael A Baldry 8 Simon A Rudd (C) First 42 m/v Doubles: 5. Wedding anniversary compliment to Senior Master Sergeant Terry L E Nash and Mrs Nash. First peal in the method. Place notation: -58-14-58-38-14-36 l.e. group B 5667 5672 DEBENHAM. Suffolk. 5669 FRESSINGFIELD, Suffolk. S Mary Magd. NEWMARKET, Suffolk, SS Peter & Paul Sat Mar 29,1986 3h5 (21j) S Mary Sat Apr 12,1986 2h48 (17j) 5008 Double Norwich C.B . Sat Apr 5,1986 3h10 (21) 5040 Plain Bob Triples M a j o r 5 0 4 0 S u r p r is e M i n o r Comp. H Hubbard, sen. Comp. A M Barber (7m: London, Norwich, York, 1 J Martin Thorley (C) 1 Ivan D Ludbrook Surfleet, Ipswich, Beverley, 2 Frederick CGunton 2 Brian E Whiting Cambridge) 3 MaryAlium 3 Amanda M Whiting 1 Diana M Pipe 4 Patricia M Bailey 4 Michael G Whitby 2 James A Smith 5 Trevor NJ Bailey 5 James P Hollins 3 Adrian Knights 6 Robin DAilum 6 Owen P Claxton 4 Simon A Rudd 7 Rodney H French 7 Simon A Rudd 5 Stephen D Pettman (C) 8 Frank CJ Arnold 8 James A Smith (C) 6 George W Pipe 3 50th together: 4,5.150th 50th peal: 5. First in method: Birthday compliment to for the Guild: 6.350th for the 5, and as conductor. For the William J Button (84). Guild as conductor. Vigil of Easter. Compliment to Frederick C Gunton, 50 years a peal ringer. 5668 5673 5670 WESTMINSTER SW, WINGFIELD, Suffolk. S Clement Danes STOWMARKET, Suffolk. S Andrew Mon Mar31,1986 3h19 <21j) SS Peter & Mary Sun Apr20.1986 2h44(13) 5040 Yorkshire S. Royal Sat Apr 12,1986 3h11 (20) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (9m: (1) Comp. T F Collins 5024 Bristol S. M ajor Cambridge: (2) Single Oxford, 1 James A Smith (C) Comp. R Baldwin Double Oxford; (3) St 2 Janice R Baldry 1 Trevor N J Bailey Clements, Childwall, Buxton: 3 Simon A Rudd 2 Amanda M Whiting (4) Oxford T.B.; (5) Plain; (6) 4 David L Sparling 3 Adrian Knights Kent T.B.; (7) Plain) 5 Gerald A Bacon 4 Simon A Rudd 1 Josephine M Beever 6 Michael G Whitby 5 Michael G Whitby 2 MaryAllum 7 Alan PMayle 6 Alan P Mayle 3 Frederick C Gunton 8 Michael A Baldry ^ 7 James A Smith (C) 4 Robin D Allum 9 Adrian Knights 8 Neil V Avis 5 J Martin Thorley (C) 10 George W Pipe 6 Rodney H French First on ten as conductor. Retirement compliment to the Rev Canon T Pownall, incumbent of the Parishes of Fressingfield, Weybread and 30 Wingfield. 5680. 5677 5674 STONHAM ASPAL, ALDEBURGH, Suffolk. CLARE. Suffolk, Suffolk. SS Peter & Paul SS Mary & Lambert SS Peter & Paul Sun Apr 27,1986 2h49 (11j) Sun Apr 20,1986 3h28 (28) Fri May 9,1986 3h19 (23) 5152 Lincolnshire S. M ajor 5040 Yorkshire S. Royal 5152 Cambridge S. M ajor Comp. G B Thompson Comp. A M Barber Comp. C Middleton 1 Peter S Bedford 1 Christine A Knight 1 James A Smith 2 Trevor N J Bailey 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 Peter Mayle 3 Diana M Pipe 3 Paul V Stannard 4 Trevor D Hughes 4 Trevor N J Bailey 4 Ralph N Earey 5 Patricia M Bailey 5 J Martin Thorley 5 Peter Mayle 6 Frederick C Gunton 6 Adrian Knights 6 Amanda M Whiting 7 J Martin Thorley 7 Michael G Whitby 7 Richard A Knight 8 Alan P Mayle (C) 8 Alan P Mayle (C) 8 Neil V Avis First Lincolnshire inside: 3. 9 Adrian Knights To mark the 60th birthday of First Lincolnshire as Her Majesty the Queen (April 10 George W Pipe conductor. For the Queen's Thanksgiving for completion 21st). birthday. of the rebuilding of the upper 5675 stage of the tower. 5678 BENHALL, Suffolk, S Mary Sat Apr 26,1986 2h23 (8J) HIGHAM, Suffolk. S Mary 5681 5040Plain Bob M inor Sat May 3,1986 2h45 (9) SPROUGHTON. Suffolk. 1 Trevor D Hughes 5040 Plain Bob M inor All Saints 2 Graham Bowles (Seven different extents) Sat May 10,1986 2h38 (82) 3 Celia A Hacker 1 Edgar V Wade 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b M i n o r 4 Janice R Baldry (C) 2 Andrew PThompson Comp. R D Bailey 5 Roger P Peters 3 Margaret Roberts 1 Dennis S Bugg 6 Michael A Baldry 4 Roland C Whiting 2 David N Lugg First inside: 3. First inside and 5 H Malcolm Oliver 3 George W Pipe first Minor: 2. To welcome the 6 Nicholas C Wade (C) 4 J Crawford Allen Rev Noel Bevan as First inside: 5. Farewell 5 Ralph N Earey priest-in-charge, licensed the compliment to the Rt Rev 6 Stephen D Pettman (C) previous day. John Waine, leaving the First peal: 1, 2. First on the Diocese of St Edmundsbury restored ring as a tribute to 5676 and Ipswich to become Crawford and Angela Allen. Bishop of Chelmsford. BURY ST. EDMUNDS. Suffolk, Cathedral, The Norman Tower Sat Apr 26,1986 3h20 (27) 5679 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b R o y a l RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR. 5682 BEDFIELD, Suffolk. Comp. H J Tucker Suffolk, S Mary S Nicholas 1 David F Webb Sun May 4,1986 2h31 (10j) Sun May 11,1986 2h31 (9) 2 Marie Carson 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7m: Double 3 Maurice J Rose (C) Court, Oxford T.B., Kent T.B., 5040 Surprise M inor (4m: 2 extents Norwich; 1 4 Ian J D Whitear Cambridge S„ Double Oxford, each Surfleet, Beverley; 3 5 Paul V Stannard St Clements, Plain Bob) 6 Josephine M Beever 1 Frederick C Gunton Cambridge) 7 John L Girt 1 Frederick C Gunton 2 Patricia M Bailey 2 MaryAllum 8 Adrian J Blumfield 3 Peter Mayle 3 Valerie J Woodward 9 Winston S Girling 4 Trevor N J Bailey 4 Trevor D Hughes 10 Mark E Walland 5 J Martin Thorley 5 Robin D Allum First Royal: 1, 2. 60th Birthday 6 Alan P Mayle (C) 6 J Martin Thorley (C) compliment to H.M. Queen 125th peal as conductor. Most S. Minor methods to a Elizabeth II; also Farewell 50th different Suffolk tenor peal: 2, 3, 4, 5. compliment to Bishop John "turned in" to a peal. Waine, leaving Bury St. Edmunds for the Diocese of Chelmsford: also Birthday compliment to Josephine Beever and Flo Roper. 31 5683 5689 5686 OAKLEY, Suffolk, CARLTON COLVILLE. S Nicholas Suffolk. IPSWICH. Suffolk, i Sun June 1,1986 2h38 OO4) 5 Peter S Margaret . 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (15m: (1) Mon May 12,1986 2h42 <12jl) Sun May 18,1986 2h50 (142) Norwich; (2) Cambridge, 5040 Doubles (8m: 360 5152 Fordcom be S. M ajor Beverley, Surfleet; (3) Single each Grandsire, Eynesbury; (27-course block reduced) Oxford, Double Bob; (4) 720 each Winchendon, St 1 Frederick C Gunton Double Oxford, Thelwall, Nicholas, St Martin. St 2 Patricia M Bailey Pinehurst, St Clements, Simon, Reverse Canterbury, 3 Peter Mayle Childwall, Buxton; (5) Oxford Plain Bob) 4 John W Blythe T.B.; (6) Kent T.B.; (7) Plain) 1 Patricia M Bailey 5 Trevor N J Bailey 1 J Martin Thorley (C) 2 H William Barrett 6 J Martin Thorley 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 J Martin Thorley (C) 7 Trevor D Hughes 3 Frederick C Gunton 4 Peter W Archer 8 Alan P Mayle (C) 4 Trevor N J Bailey •5 Michael M Rolph First in the method by all 5 Robin D Allum 6 A Harry Archer except 6. 6 Mark E Walland The conductor has now called 100 peals of Minor in more 5687 than seven methods.
BACTON. Suffolk, S Mary 5690 Sat May 24,1986 2h28 (8) 5 0 4 0 D o u b l e s (4m, 42 STOWMAR KET, Suffolk. 5684 extents: 10 St Martin's; 10 SS Peter end M ary BUXHALL, Suffolk. Grandsire; 11 St Simon's; 11 Sat June 7,1986 3h10 (20i) S Mary Plain Bob) 5152 Yorkshire S. M ajor Sat May 17,1986 2h52 (152) 1 Gordon E Slack 2 Winnie Lockwood Comp. C P Starbuck 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b M i n o r 3 David G Salter (C) ' 1 Marie Carson (7 different extents) 4 Peter W Archer 2 Peter Mayle 1 Kathleen O Bellman 5 Andrew D Fisk 3 Paul VStannard 2 Peter W Archer A Harry Archer 4 Valerie J Woodward 3 H David Bellman 6 50th together: 3,4. Wedding 5 Winston S Girling 4 Robert C Howe anniversary compliment to 6 Maurice J Rose 5 James P Hollins Pat and Trevor Bailey. 7 Trevor D Hughes 6 David G Salter (C) 8 Alan P Mayle (C) First attempt: 4. A 17th First T.B .: 1. First Yorkshire: 3. Wedding anniversary Birthday compliment to compliment to Jennifer and Alison Carr and John Mayle. Neville Whittell; also in celebration of the removal of Edwardstone bells to the foundry prior to RRflF re-hanging. OOO..
YOXFORD.Suffolk. S Peter HOLBROOK. Suffolk, All Saints w w Sat May 17,1986 2h35 (11) Sat May 31,1986 2h33 (8) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r W m \ (1) Double 5 0 4 0 D o u b le s (42 m/v:1 extent each Longparish, Grandsire, Court; (2) Cambridge; (3) Horsley, Sarratt, Church G resley, St Remigius, Obediah, Double Oxford, Thelwall, Dummer, Ezneih, Huntley Place, Lapley, Heyford, St Giles, St Pinehurst, St Clements, Nicholas, St John, Chilton, St Milas, Winchendon Place, Childwall, Buxton; (4) Oxford Clifford's Pleasure, Royston, Southrepps, Rev Canterbury, St T.B.; (5 & 7) Plain; (6) Kent Ninian, Amersham, St Ambrose, St Osmund, St John Baptist T.B.) St John Divins. St John Evan., Eynesbury, Eynsham, St Ignatius, 1 J Martin Thorley (C) St Alban, St Simon's, St Leonard, Churchill, St Paul, St Martin's, 2 Patricia M Bailey May Day, April Day, Kennington, Plain Bob) 3 Philip J Harrold 1 Katharine J Whittell 4 Peter W Archer 4 Trevor D Hughes 2 David G Salter S Andrew D Fisk (C) 5 Michael J Parker 3 Michael M Rolph 6 A Harry Archer 6 Trevor N J Bailey First attempt; 1 (aged 13)
32 5693 5691 5696 HINDERCLAY. Suffolk. TATTINGSTONE. Suffolk. IPSWICH. Suffolk. S Mary S Mary V S Mary-le-Tower Tues June 101986 2h34 (10i) Sat June 21,1986 2h43 (10) Sat June 7,1986 3h33 (35) 5040 Doubles (42 m/v: 1 5040 Cam bridge S. M inor 5 0 0 5 S t a d m a n C in q u e s extent each Longparish, Comp. R Bailey No. 1 Comp. F E Darby Grandsire, Horsley, Sarratt 1 John F Malster 1 James A Smith Church Gresley.St Remigius, 2 Neville F Whittell 2 Joyce A Parsons Obediah, Dummer, Exneih, 3 James P Hollins 3 Joan Summerhayes Huntley Place, Lapley, 4 Andrew D Fisk 4 Richard LCarter Heyford, St Giles, St Nicholas, 5 Peter W Archer 5 David E Parsons (C) St John, Chilton, St Miles, 6 David G Salter (C) 6 Michael G Whitby Winchendon Place, Clifford's 130th Suffolk tower to a peal: 7 Amanda M Whiting Pleasure, Royston, 5. First peal on the bells by all. 8 Nigel J Newton Southrepps, Rev Canterbury, To welcome the Rev. Robin 9 Norman Summerhayes St Ninian, Amersham, St Lackwood to the parish. ^ 10 Adrian Knights Ambrose, St Osmund, St 11 George W Pipe John Baptist, St John Divine, 5697 12 TrevorNJ Bailey St John Evan., Eynesbury, LYDDINGTON, Rutland, Eynsham, St Ignatius, St S Andrew Alban, St Simon's, St Sat June 28,1986 2h40 (123) Leonard, Churchill, St Paul, St 5692 Martin's, May Day, April Day, 5040M i n o r (7m: (1) Single Oxford, Double Oxford; (2) THEBERTON. Suffolk. Kennington, Plain Bob) 1 H William Barrett Cambridge; (3) St Clements, S Peter Plain; (4) Oxford T.B.; (5) Sat June 7,1986 2h25 (6) 2 J Martin Thorley 3 Andrew D Fisk (C) Plain; (6) KentT.B.; (7) Plain) 5040 Doubles (3m: 14 4 David G Salter 1 Penelope J Thorley extents each St Martin's, St 5 Michael M Rolph 2 Katharine M Thorley Simon's, Plain Bob; 16 A Harry Archer 3 A Deborah M Thorley callings St Simon's and St 6 65th Birthday compliment to 4 Ian N Willgress Martin's; 12 callings Plain the Duke of Edinburgh. 5 Alan G Payne Bob) 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 1 Gordon E Slack First peal together by the 2 Andrew D Fisk 5695 conductor and his three 3 Owen P Claxton daughters. A 6th Wedding 4 David G Salter (C) EXNING. Suffolk, anniversary compliment to 5 James P Hollins S Martin-of-Tours the treble ringer and her 6 A Harry Archer Sat June 21,1986 2h54 (14) husband. Dr John P Boyle. Birthday compliment to 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: 1 extent Senior Master Sergeant Jerry each Ipswich, Cambridge, 5698 Le Nash, of Nebraska, Omaha, Oxford, Kent, Double Court, USA; son-in-law of the tenor St Clements, Plain Bob) IPSWICH, Suffolk, ringer. 1 Deborah A J Rich S Mary-le-Tower 2 lanJDWhitear Sun June 29,1986 3h28 (35} 5694 3 Paul V Stannard 5007 Stedman Cinques 4 Christopher R Nunn IPSWICH, Suffolk, Comp. F E Darby 5 John LGirt 1 Tudor P Edwards (C) S Mary-le-Tower 6 Maurice J Rose (C) Sat June 21,1986 3h12 (103) 2 George W Pipe For 1,350th anniversary of 3 Diana M Pipe 5152 Cam bridge S. M ajor Exning as a Christian site. In Comp. C Middleton 4 John P Loveless 636, Felix came to Exning and 5 Sally A Mason 1 Jane M Webster baptised the family of a Saxon 2 James A Smith (C) 6 Michael G Whitby royal family. King Anna. 7 Lesley H M Boyle 3 Adrian Knights Among those in the family 4 Michael H Tompsett 8 Adrian Knights was Etheldreda, who went on 9 George E Thoday 5 Amanda M Whiting to found Ely Cathedral. 6 Michael A Baldry 10 Stephen D Pettman 7 Owen C R Webster 11 James LTowler 8 Frederick C Pearson 12 R Kingsley Mason Compli ment to Linda Tovell In memory of Wilfred and John Sager, married this Williams, who joined the Guild on May 25,1930, prior day atRushmereSt to a peal of Bob Major at Andrew. 33 Grundisburgh. 5701 5699 GREAT ASHFI ELD, Suffolk, All Saints RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR, Sun June 29,1986 2h33 (11) Suffolk, S Mary Tues July 8,1986 2h45 (10J) 5040Doubles (38 m/v:(1 & 2) Grandsire (Morris's); (3) Winchendon Place Bob; (4) Winchendon Place Bob, St 5040 Grandsire Doubles Remigius Bob; (5 & 6) Winchendon Place Bob; (7) St John; (8) (21 different 240s, including Chilton; (9) St Luke; (10) Great Ashfield; (11) St Miles; (12) Morris's, Price's and Winchendon Place Bob; (13) St Nicholas Bob, Huntley Place Pitman's) Bob; (14) Lapley; (15) Heyford; (16) St Thomas; (17) St Giles; (18) 1 H William Barrett Hunston; (19) Reverse Canterbury Pleasure Bob; (20) Clifford's 2 Winnie Lockwood Pleasure; (21) Royston; (22) St Columb; (23) Southrepps; (24) 3 Andrew D Fisk Badwell Ash; (25) St Martin's Bob, Eynesbury Bob; (26! St 4 Michael M Rolph Leonard; (27) Churchill; (28) St Paul; (29) Thurston; (30) St 5 David G Salter (C) Martin's Bob; (31) St Simon s, St Osmund's Bob; (32) Eynsham; 6 A Harry Archer (33) St Ignatius; (34) St Alban; (35) Pakenham; (36) St Simon s First in method: 3,4. First on Bob; (37) April Day; (38) May Day; (39) Kennington; (40) Great the bells by all. Barton; (41) Plain Bob; (42) Great Ashfield) 5702 1 Gordon E Slack 4 Andrew D Fisk HINTLESHAM, Suffolk, 2 Peter W Archer 5 David G Salter (C) S Nicholas 3 Robert C Howe Tues July 15,1986 2h38 (9) First Doubles: 3. First on the bells by all and first since 1975. Extents of Great Ashfield, Hunston, Badwell Ash, Thurston, 5040Doubles (20 m/v: 3 Pakenham, Great Barton rung for the first time in a peal. 240s Grandsire- Price's, Morris's and Pitman's; 2 extents each St Leonard, Churchill, Olympic, St Paul, St Martin's and Eynesbury SWEFFLING,Suffolk,S Mary V 5700 (Spliced), St Peter, Eynsham, Sat July 5,1986 2h42 (61) St Ignatius,Cassington, St 5200 Doubles (44 extents,81 m/v:(1) Grandsire, Longparish; Alban, St Simon's and (D ? t Nicholas Bob, Winchendon Place Bob, St Remigius Bob, Eynesbury (Spliced), St Huntley Place; (3) Lapley, Heyford, St Mary; (4) St Giles; (5) St Catherine, April Day, Old, Thomas; (6) Hunston.Thelnetham; (7) Horsley, St Cecilia, Norfolk, Kennington, May Sarratt; (8) St Chrysostom; (9) Church Greasley; (10) Day, Plain Bob) Westhorpe, Wattlsfield; (11) Obediah, Dummer, Laverstoke; (12) 1 Winnie Lockwood Scorpio; (13) Ezneih; (14) Hepworth, Market Weston; (15) St 2 H William Barrett John Chilton, St Crispin; (16) St Luke; (17) St Miles; (18) Great 3 E James Lockwood Ashfield, Vennington; (19) Clifford's Pleasure, Royston, St 4 Andrew D Fisk David; (20) St Columb; (21) Southrepps; (22) Badwell Ash, 5 David G Salter (C) Yarlet; (23) Reverse Canterbury Pleasure Place; (24) St 6. A Harry Archer Simon's Bob, St Martin's Bob, St Osmund's Bob, Eynesbury Circled the tower: 1. Most Bob; (25)St Ninian, St Austell, Amersham; (26) Great m/v: 1 and 3, Specially Livermere, Old Newton; (27) St Ambrose; (28) St Leonard, arranged as a 95th Birthday Churchill, St Laurence; (29) Thurston, Zizania; (30) St Paul; (31) compliment to Fred Mussett, St John Baptist, St, Stephen, St John Divine; (32) Ingham, a ringer at this tower for 83 Fornham All Saints; (33) St John Evangelist; (34) Eynsham, St years and the Suffolk Guild's Ignatius, St Jude; (35) Haughley, Pakenham; (36) St Alban; (37) oldest member. April Day, May Day, Litchurch; (38) Great Barton, Jacksdale; (39) Kennington; (40) Plain Bob; (41) St Wenceslas; (42) Austrey; (43) Elford; (44) St FelrxT ) 5704 1 Katharine J Whitten 4 Peter W Archer WILBY, Suffolk, S Mary 2 Andrew D Fisk 5 David G Salter (C) Sat July 19,1986 2h50 (15) 3 Michael M Rotph A Harry Archer 5 0 8 8 K e n t T . B . M a j o r 350th'peal: 4. Most m/v; 1, 3, Most m/v as conductor. ] Comp. J Reeves Longest length Doubles: 1,3,5,2. J 1 A Deborah M Thorley Jacksdale, Zizania. Haughley, Fornham All Saints, Old Newton, 2 Trevor NJ Bailey Yarlet, Vennington, Thelnetham, Market Weston, Westhorpe, 3 Richard T L Rapior Ingham, Great Livermere, Hepworth and Wattisfield rung in a 4 Patricia M Bailey peal for the first time. . 5 Ian N Willgress 6 Frederick C Gun ton 7 Trevor D Hughes 8 J Martin Thorley (C) First Kent Major: 1,3,5,7. 34 OFFTON, Suffolk, 5 7 0 7 BLYTHBURGH. Suffolk. Holy Trinity 5703 Thur July 17,1986 2h43 (10) S Mary Sun July 20,1986 2h44 (8J) 5040Doubles (41 m/v: (1 & 2) Grandsire, Pitmans; (3) Obediah; (4) Dummer; (5) Scorpio; (6) Ezneih; (7) Horsley; (8) 5152 Yorkshire S. M ajor - Sarratt;(8) St Chrysostom; (10) Church Greasley; (11) St John; Comp. C P Starbuck (12) Chilton; (13) St Luke; (14) St Miles; (15) Lapley; (16) Heyford; 1 Trevor N J Bailey (17) St Thomas; (18) St Giles; (19) Clifford's Pleasure; (20) 2 J Martin Thorley Royston; (21) St Columb; (22) Southrepps; (23) St John Baptist; 3 Ian N Willgress (24) St John Divine; (25) St John Evangelist; (26) Eynesbury 4 Trevor D Hughes Bob; (27) St Ninian; (28) Amersham; (29) St Ambrose; (30) St 5 Peter Mayle Osmund Bob; (31) St Leonard; (32) Churchill; (33) St Paul; (34) 6 Richard TLRapior St Martin's Bob; (35) Eynsham; (36) St Ignatius; (37) St Alban; 7 FrederickCGunton (38) St Simon's Bob; (39) May Day; (40) Plain Bob; (41) 8 Alan P Mayle (C) Kennington; (42) April Day) First blows in m: 6. 1 Patricia M Bailey 4 Michael M Rolph 5 David G Salter (C) 5708 2 H William Barrett SHELFANGER, Norfolk, 6 A Harry Archer 3 Andrew D Fisk All Saints Beatty Archer; also Wedding Birthday compliment to Mon July21,1986 2h21 (5J) anniversary compliment to Harry and Beatty Archer (18th July, 1986). 5040 Cambridge S. M inor 5705 (One 2160 and four extents) 1 J Martin Thorley (C) HIGHAM, Suffolk, S Mary 2 H William Barrett SatJuly19,19862h34(9) 3 A Deborah M Thorley 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (11m: (1) S ingle 4 Katharine M Thorley Oxford Bob; (2) St Clements 5 Frederick C Gunton Bob, Double Oxford Bob, 6 Ian N Willgress Childwall Bob, Buxton Bob, Birthday compliment to Dr. fhelwall Bob, Pinehurst Bob; Jonathan J Waters, husband (3) OxfordT.B.; (4) KentT.B.; of 4. (5) Cambridge Surprise; (6 & YOXPORD, Suffolk,S Peter 7) Plain Bob) Tues July 22,1986 2h29 (11) 5709 1 Catherine A Hall 2 Andrew D Fisk 5040 Doubles (111 m/v in 42 extents: (1) Bampton Place, 3 James P Hollins Twineham Bob, St Ouen Place, Fifield Bob; (2) St Peter, 4 Peter W Archer Gonerby, St Owen; (3) Simpson, Aspley, Reverse St Julian; (4) 5 Nicholas C Wade Spindlebury, St Eadburga, Reverse St Faith; (5) St Kenelm, St 6 David G Salter (C) Firmin, Reverse Union; (6) Grandsire, Longparish; (7) St Helen, Most Minor methods to a Newborough; (8) Huntley Place, St Remigius Bob, St Nicholas peal: 1,6( 50th Suffolk tower Bob, Winchendon Place Bob; (9) Laverstoke, Dummer, to a peal: 6. Aget-well Obediah; (10) Scorpio, Ezneih, Daphne; (11) Hepworth, Market compliment to Julian Colman; Weston; (12) St Cecilia, Sarratt, Horsley; (13) Church Greasley, also Wedding anniversary St Chrysostom, Asla c to n ; (14) Wattisfield, Westhorpe; (15) St compliment to Harry and Crispin, Chilton, St John; (16) St Miles, St Luke, Tasburgh; (17) Beatty Archer. Vennington, Great Ashfield; (18) St Mary, Heyford, Lapley; (19) St Giles, St Thomas, Baldon; (20) Thelnetham, Hunston; (21) Reverse Canterbury Pleasure Bob; (22) St David, Royston, 5706 Clifford's Pleasure; (23) Southrepps, St Columb, Shardlow; (24) Yarlet, Badwell Ash; (25) St Simon's Bob, St Martin's Bob, St HARKSTEAD, Suffolk. S Mary Osmund's Bob, Eynesbury Bob; (26) St John Baptist, St John Divine, St Stephen; (27) St Wenceslas.St John Evangelist, Sun July 20,1986 2h35 (8) Sexagesima; (28) Fornham All Saints, Ingham; (29) St Ninian, 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b M i n o r Amersham, St Austell; (30) St Felix, St Ambrose, Kent; (31) (7 different extents) Great Livermere, Old Newton; (32) St Leonard, Churchill, St 1 Andrew D Fisk Laurence; (33) St Paul, Austrey, St Magnus; (34) Thurston,* 2 Cathy A Hall Zizania; (35) Eynsham, St Ignatius, St Jude; (36) Elford, St 3 Gordon E Slack Alban, St Katherine; (37) Pakenham, Haughley; (38) Plain Bob; 4 John F Malster (39) April Day, May Day, Litchurch; (40) Seighford, Kennington, 5 Peter W Archer Wollaston; (41) Jacksdale, Great Barton; (42) Hudibras) 6 David G Salter (C) First inside: 3 .100th for the 1 Maria K Hacker 4 Andrew D Fisk Guild: 6. Birthday compliment 2 Cathy A Hall 5 David G Salter (C) to Hazel and Michelle White 3 J Martin Thorley 6 AHarry Archer Most Doubles: 1,3,5 and as conductor. of Polstead. 35 5710 WEN HASTON, Suffolk, S Peter 5712- SCOLE, Norfolk, Sat July 26,1986 2h42 (12) S Andrew Wed July 23,1986 2h14 (4}) 5040Doubles (62 m/v: (1) New Bob; (2) Huntspill; (3) St Vedast; (4) Biaisdon; (5) Grandsire; (6) Newborough; (7) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (1 extent each Longparish; ( ) St Remigius; (9) Church Greasley; (10) Horsley, Single Oxford, Cambridge, 8 St Cecilia, Sarratt; (11) Huntley; (12) Ezneih; (13) Obediah, Double Oxford, Oxford T.B., Laverstoke, Dummer; (14) Winchendon Place; (15) St Miles; (16) StClements, KentT.B., Plain) St John, St Crispin, Chilton; (17) St Nicholas; (18) St Giles; (19) 1 J Martin Thorley(C) Lapley, St Mary, Heyford; (20) Reverse Canterbury Pleasure 2 Peter J Cook Bob; (21) Southrepps; (22) Clifford's Pleasure, St David, 3 Katharine M Thorley Royston; (23) St Columb; (24) Campion; (25) St Osmund; (26) 4 A Deborah M Thorley 5 Frederick CG unton St Ambrose; (27) St Ninian, St Austell, Amersham; (28) Eynesbury; (29) St John Evangelist; (30) St John Baptist, St Ian N Willgress 6 Stephen, St John Divine; (31) St Martin's; (32) St Paul; (33) St R ingers of 1,2 and 3 are Leonard, St Laurence, Churchill; (34) St Simon's; (35) St Alban; natives of the "Celestial (36) Eynsham, St Jude,'St Ignatius; (37) Plain Bob; (38) County”. Kennington; (39) Hudibras; (40) Seighford; (41) April Day, 5711 Litchurch, Mayday; (42) St Helen) SUDBURY, Suffolk, 1 Andrew D Fisk 4 Michael M Parker S Gregory 2 Peter W Archer 5 Adrian J Blumfield (C) Sun Aug 3,1986 2h58 (16$) 3 David G Salter 6 A Harry Archer 2 5th peal together: 1,5. Most m/v to a peal: 4. 5 0 0 8 P l a i n B o b M a j o r Also Wedding compliment to Doctor Johnathon C S Emmerson Comp. G Hughes and Miss Michele-Ann Moroney; also for the birth of twins, 1 Peter Mayle Johnathan and Elizabeth-Hannah Clark - parents Annie and 2 Evelyn R M Reeve Tom Clark of Saxmundham. 3 Charles H Barton 4 Nicholas C Wade 5 Winston S Girling David J Reeve ACTON, Suffolk, All Saints B 7 1 4 . 6 Sat Aug 9,1986 2h30 ( ) ^ 7 Rodney H French 8 8 Alan P Mayle (C) 5040Doubles (120 m/v: (1) Mottisfont, Bishops Sutton, Over First on 8:3. 75th peal, also Wallop: (2) Obediah, Laverstoke, Dummer; (3) Market Weston, 30 years since first peal Hepworth; (4) Daphne, Ezneih, Scorpio; (5) Rye, Stoneham, -August 11,1956, P.B. Major Uphill; (6) Horsley, St. Cecilia, Sarratt; (7) Westhorpe, atStowmarket: 5. Wattrsfield; (8) St. Chrysostom, Church Greasley, Aslacton; (9) Retirement compliment to Lakenham, Hordle, Lyndhurst; (10) St.John, St. Crispin, Chilton; the Revd Peter Hollis, vicar of (11) Vennington, Great Ashfield; (12) St. Luke, St. Miles, Boar this parish since 1967, during Hill; (13) Londsdale, St. Nicolas, Brockenhurst; (14) Lapley, St. whose ministry here the Mary, Heyford; (15) Thelnetham, Hunston; (16) St. Giles, St. tower was completely Thomas, Baldon;(17) Huntley Place, St. Remigius Bob, St. restored and the bells rung Nicholas Bob, Winchendon Place Bob; (18) Salwarpe, Alveley, after a 23-year silence. Aberteifi; (19) Cliffords Pleasure, St. David, Royston; (20) Yarlet, Badwell Ash, Reverse Canterbury Pleasure Bob; (21) St. 5713 Columb, Southrepps, Shardlow; (22) Septuagesima, Ember, Quinquagesima; (23) St. John Baptist, St. Stephen, St. John WEYB READ, Suffolk, Divine; (24) Fornham All Saints, Ingham; (25) St. Wencelas, St. S Andrew John Evangelist, Sexagesima; (26) Sussex, Hampshire, Vectis; Sat Aug 9,1986 2h35 (9) (27) St. Ninian, St. Austell, Amersham; (28) Old Newton, Great 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: Single Livermere; (29) St. Felix, St. Ambrose, Kent; (30) St. Oswald, Oxford, Double Oxford, Romsey, Wykeham; (31) St. Leonard, St. Laurence, Churchill; Cambridge S„ St. Clement's, (32) Zizania, Thurston; (33) Austrey, St.Paul, St. Magnus; (34) Oxford, Kent T.B., Plain Bob) St. Wilfrid, Southampton, Winchester; (35) Eynsham, St. Jude, 1 Philip J Harrold St. Ignatius; (36} Haughley, Pakenham; (37) Elford, St. Alban, 2 Patricia M Bailey St. Katherine; (38) Eynesbury Bob, St. Simon's Bob, St. 3 David Noy Martin's Bob, St. Osmund's Bob; (39) Seighford, Kennington, 4 Trevor N J Bailey Wollaston; (40) Jacksdale, Great Barton, Plain Bob; (41) St. 5 Michael J Parker Savior, Kingswood, Windrush; (42) April Day, May Day, 6 J Martin Thorley (C) Litchurch) 450th for the Guild: 2. 1 Josephine M Beever 4 James P Hollins 32nd Wedding anniversary 2 Catherine A Hall 5 David G Salter (C) compliment to Paddy and 3 Andrew D Fisk Martin Thorley and Dorothy 36 Most Doubles m/vbyall and most m/v for the Guild. and Roland Eccles. 5715
SPROUGHTON, Suffolk, BARKING,Suffolk,S Mary 5718 All Saints Tues Aug 12,1986 2h42 (11) Sat Aug 9,1986 2h41 ( 8 l ) 5 0 4 0 D o u b l e s (42 extents, 143 m/v:(1)Twineham Bob, 5040 Cambridge S. M inor Bampton Place, Fifield Bob, St Ouen Place; (2) Reverse Union, Comp. R Bailey (No. 1) St Firmin, St Kenelm; (3) Reverse St Faith, St Eadburga, 1 Helen E Leeson Spindlebury; (4) Reverse St Julian, Aspley, Simpson; (5) St 2 OwenPCIaxton Owen, Gonerby, St Peter; (6) Grandsire, St Helen, Longparish; 3 Adrian Knights (7) Over Wallop, Bishops Sutton, Mottisfont; (8) Daphne, 4 Ralph N Earey Scorpio, Ezneih; (9) Obediah, Dummer, Laverstoke, Hepworth, 5 Amanda M Whiting Market Weston; (10) Horsley, Sarratt, St Cecilia; (11) St 6 James A Smith (C) Chrysostom, Church Greasley, Aslacton; (12) Uphill, Stoneham, 100th peal: 5. Completes Rye; (13) Horsley, Sarratt, St Cecilia, Wattisfield, Westhorpe; family: 6. To mark the first (14) St Luke, St Miles, Tasburgh; (15) Lockerley, Hordle, anniversary of the rehanging Lyndhurst; (16) Vennington, Great Ashfield, St Luke, Chilton, St of the bells. Also associated Crispin; (17) St Thomas, St Giles, Baldon; (18) Lonsdale, St with the memory of Clifford Nicolas, Brockenhurst; (19) Lapley, Thelnetham, Heyford, lovatt of Grundisburgh. Hunston, St Mary; (20) Winchendon Place Bob, St Nicholas Bob, Huntley Place,St Remigius Bob; (21) St Columb, Southrepps, Broadwas; (22) Salwarpe, Alveley, Aberteifi; (23) Clifford's Pleasure, St David, Yarlet, Badwell Ash, Royston; (24) WINGFIELD, Suffolk, Reverse Canterbury Pleasure Bob, Plain Bob; (25) St John S Andrew Baptist, Fornham All Saints, Ingham, St Stephen, St John Sun Aug 10,1986 2h46 (13) Divine; (26) StWenceslas, St John Evangelist, Sexagesima; 5040Minor[Wm: (1) Single (27) Ember, Quinquagesima, Septuagesima; (28) St Felix, St Oxford, Plain Bob; (2) John Evangelist, Kent; (29) Sussex, Hampshire, Vectis; (30) St Cambridge S.; (3) Double Ninian, Old Newton, Great Uvermere, Amersham, St Austell; Oxford, Thelwall, Pinehurst, (31) St Leonard, Zizania, St Laurence,Thurston, Churchill; (32) St. Clement's, Childwall, Austrey, St Paul, St Magnus; (33) St Oswald, Romsey, Buxton; (4) Oxford T.B.; (5) Wykeham; (34) Eynsham, Haughley, Pakenham, St Ignatius, St Plain Bob; (6) Kent T.B.; (7) Jude; (35) Elford, St Alban, St Katherine; (36) St Wilfrid, Plain Bob) Southampton, Winchester; (37) Somerville, St Simon's Bob, St 1 Rodney H French Winifred; (38) Eynesbury Bob, St Martin's Bob, St Simon's Bob, 2 Patricia M Bailey St Osmund Bob; (39) April Day, May Day, Litchurch, Jacksdale, 3 Richard T L Rapior Great Barton; (40) Seighford, Kennington, Wollaston; (41) 4 Trevor N J Bailey Hilmorton, St Saviour, Windrush; (42) Plain Bob, Hudibras, St 5 David Noy Agnes) 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 1 Katharine JWhittell 4 Andrew D Fisk Eighth Wedding anniversary 2 Catherine A Hall 5 David G Salter (C) compliment to Katharine and 3 H William Barrett 6 A Harry Archer Jonathan (of Cambridge), Most m/vby all and for the Guild. A pre-wedding compliment to Catherine Hall, who is marrying Julian Coleman on 17 th August, 1986. HOLLESLEY, Suffolk, 5 7 1 7 All Saints 5719 5722 Sun Aug 10,1986 2h55 (17) BRANDESTON, Suffolk, 5040Plain Bob Triples WILBY, Suffolk, S Mary All Saints R Bailey No. 1 Sat Aug 16,1986 2h52 (15) Tues Aug 19 1986 2h40(7i) 1 Gordon E Slack 5040Plain Bob M ajor 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: 1 extent 2 Katharine J Whittell Comp. P Brickell each Woodbine, Double 3 David G Salter (C) 4 Ralph N Earey 1 Janet A Bailey Court, Cambridge, Double 5 Neville F Whittell 2 Katharine M Thorley Oxford, St Clements, Double Bob, Plain) 6 Catherine A Hall 3 J Martin Thorley (C) 7 Andrew D Fisk 4 Patricia M Bailey 1 Patricia M Bailey 2 Peter Mayle 8 A Harry Archer 5 Frederick C G unton 50th peal: 7. First on 8: 6 Frank CJ Arnold 3 J Martin Thorley 7 Trevor N J Bailey 1, 2, 6, 7. First inside: 2. 4 David F Riley 8 J Barry Pickup 5 Trevor N J Bailey Birthday complimentto Linda Nash of Papillion, Nebraska, First on 8:1. 6 Alan P Mayle (C) 350th together: 2,6. USA, daughter of the tenor ringer.
37 5726 5723 5720 RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR, COWUNGE. Suffolk, EARL S0HAM,Suffolk, Suffolk, S Mary 5 Margaret S Andrew Wed Aug 201986 2h40 (10*) Sat Aug Iff, 1986 2h36 (10) Tues Aug 19 1986 2h47 (10*) 5040 M inor {7m: (1) Double 5040 Doubles (19 m: (1 & 2) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (12m: (1) Double Court; (2) Double Oxford, Grandsire, Pitman's 240; (3 & Court; (2) Single Oxford, Plain; (3) Cambridge; (4) St 4) Blaisdon Bob; (5 & 6) St Plain; (3) Cambridge; (4) Clements, Plain; (5) Oxford Vedast Bob; (7 & 8) Huntspill Double Oxford, Thelwell, T.B.; (6) Plain; (7) Kent T.B.) Bob; (9 & 10) New Bob; (11 & Pinehurst, St Clements, 1 J Martin Thorley 12) Fifield Bob; (13 & 14) St Childwall, Buxton; (5) Oxford 2 Patricia M Bailey Ouen Place; (15 & 16) T.B.;(6) Plain; (7) Kent T.B.) 3 E Ann Williams Bampton Place; (17 & 18) 1 J Martin Thorley 4 Alan P Mayle Twineham Bob; (19) Plain 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 David Noy Bob; (20 & 21) Grandsire, 3 Alan P Mayle 6 Trevor NJ Bailey (C) Morris's 240; (22 & 23) 4 David F Riley The conductor has rung 100 Huntley Place; (24 & 25) St 5 Peter Mayle different tenors to peals in the Remigius Bob; (26 & 27) 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) county of Suffolk. 572- Winchendon Place Bob; (28 250th peal for the Guild; 3. 6 29) St Nicholas Bob; (30 & 150th peal together: 1,2. GREAT YARMOUTH, 31) Rev Canterbury Pleasure Norfolk, S Nicholas Bob; (32) Plain Bob; (33 & 5724 Sat Aug 23,1986 3h34 (30*) 34) Eynesbury Bob; (35 & BENHALL, Suffolk, S Mary 5 0 0 0 S t e d m a n C i n q u e s 36) St Osmund Bob; (37 & Wed Aug 20,1986 2h37 (8^) Comp. J E Chilcott 38) St Martin's Bob; (39 & 5 0 4 0 D o u b l e s (11 m: 2 1 Tudor P Edwards (C) 40) St Simon's Bob; (41) Plain extents Grandsire; 4 each St 2 Albert M Tyler Bob; (42) Rev Canterbury Remigius, Huntley Place, St 3 Ruth M Border Pleasure Bob) Nicholas, Winchendon Place, 4 Sally A Mason 1 Joan Garrett Rev Canterbury Pleasure, St 5 James A Smith 2 Andrew D Fisk Osmund, Eynesbury, St 6 Richard PJ Carter 3 Stephen J Day Simon's, St Martin's, Plain 7 John G Gipson 4 Alan P Mayle Bob) 8 Kenneth J Hesketh 5 David G Salter (C) 1 Sharon E Baker 9 Adrian Knights Birthday compliment to 2 Trevor D Hughes 10 Peter Border Susan Mercer; also Wedding 3 Celia A Hacker 11 George W Pipe anniversary compliment to 4 David Noy 12 R Kingsley Mason the treble ringer. 5 Michael M Rolph (C) Golden Wedding compliment 6 A Harry Archer to Nolan and Iris Golden. 5721 First attempt: 1. First as conductor. Completes 7th GREAT BARTON, Suffolk, circle: 2. Birthday compliment Holy Innocents to Sandra Rolph (August 29); Sun Aug 17,1986 2h26 (8) also Wedding anniversary 5728 compliment to Michael and IPSWICH, Suffolk, 5040 Minor (7 m: (1) St Sandra Rolph (September Clements College Bob, S Mary-le-Tower 2 ). Double Oxford Bob; (2) Single Sun Aug 24,1986 3h21 (35) Oxford Bob, Plain Bob; (3) 5725 5019 Stedman Cinques Oxford T.B.; (4) KentT.B.;(5) Comp. A M Tyler Cambridge Surprise; (6 & 7) REDGRAVE, Suffolk, 1 Albert M Tyler (C) Plain Bob) S Botolph 2 Ruth M Border 1 H William Barrett Wed Aug 20,1986 2h35 (10) 3 Sally A Mason . 2 Andrew D Fisk 5 0 4 0 M i n o r ( 7 Plain 4 Tudor P Edwards 3 Joan Garrett methods: (1) Double Court; (2) 5 George W Pipe 4 James P Hollins Single Oxford; (3) Double 6 Richard PJ Carter 5 MarkEWalland Bob; (4) Double Oxford, Plain; 7 John G Gipson 6 David G Salter (C) (5) St Clements, Plain; (6) 8 NeilVAvis Prior to the wedding of Buxton; (7) Plain) 9 James LTowler Catherine Hall, local ringer 1 E Ann Williams *- 10 R Kingsley Mason and Suffolk Guild officer, to 2 Patricia M Bailey 11 Peter Border Julian Colman, by some of 3 Frederick C Gunton 12 Stephen D Pettman their ringing friends from 4 Trevor N J Bailey Norfolk and Suffolk, with best 5 Alan P Mayle (C) wishes for the future to them 6 J Martin Thorley 38 both. BRANDESTON, Suffolk, All Saints 5736 5742 Tues, Sept 9,1986 2h33 (7) DEBENHAM, Suffolk. S Mary Magd 5040Doubles( 40 m/v:(1 & 2) Grandsire, Price's 240, (3) Sat Sept 20,1986 2h55 (21) Grandsire, (4) Obediah, (5) Scorpio, (6) Ezneih, (7) Horsley, (8) Sarratt, (9) St Chrysostom, (10) Church G reasley, (11) St John, 5024 Plain Bob M ajor (12) Chilton; (13) St Luke, (14) St Miles, (15) Lapley,(16) Comp. A P Heywood Heyford, (17) St Thomas, (18) St Giles, (19) Clifford's Pleasure, 1 Tracey D Connolly (20) Royston, (21) St Columb, (22) Southrepps, (23) St John 2 Mervyn Scase Baptist, (24) St John Divine, (25) St John Evangelist, (26) 3 H William Barrett Septuagesima, (27) St Ninian, (28) Amersham, (29) St 4 Joan Garrett Ambrose, (30) Sussex, (31) St Leonard, (32) Churchill, (33) St 5 Catherine A Colman Paul, (34) St Oswald, (35) Eynsham, (36) St Ignatius, (37) St 6 David G Salter (C) Alban, (38) St Wilfrid, (39) April Day, (40) May Day, (41) 7 James P Hollins Kennington, (42) Windrush) 8 Julian Colman 1 Winnie Lockwood 4 Philip J Harrold First peal: 2. First Major: 5. In 2 H William Barrett 5 David G Salter (C) memory of Ted 3 Patricia M Bailey 6 AHarryArcher Tyndale-Biscoe (1909-1986), 51st Wedding anniversary compliment to' Eveline and Billy a loyal and committed Suffolk ringer.
POLSTEAD, Suffolk, S Mary 5743 Sat Sept 20,1986 2h38 O 2) GREAT GLEMHAM, 5040 Plain Bob M inor Suffolk, All Saints (7 callings) Fri Sept 26,1986 2h53 (13) OAKLEY, Suffolk, 5 7 3 8 1 Elsie Braybrook 5040Plain Bob Doubles S Nicholas 2 Margaret Roberts Sat Sept 13,1986 2h37 (10) (42 extents) 3 Christine A Green 1 Owen P Claxton 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (8m: (1) Double 4 Edgar V Wade 2 Ralph N Earey Court; (2) Single Oxford; (3) 5 Nicholas C Wade 3 Stephen D Pettman (C) Double Oxford, Pinehurst; (4) 6 Edwin C Hynard (C) 4 Adrian Knights Double Bob; (5) Plain Bob; (6) 5 GeorgeWPipe A thanksgiving for "The St Clement's, Buxton; (7) Believed to be the first peal Few"; Battle of Britain, Plain Bob) ever rung here - a ring of five September 1940; also to 1 Janet A Bailey at the Ecclesiastical Return of mark the restoration of the 2 Patricia M Bailey 1553. For Great Glemham village War Memorial. On the 3 Frederick CGunton Festival Week. 4 Josephine M Beever 10th anniversary of the first 5 J Martin Thorley peal for Nos. 1 to 5. 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) 5744 ALDEBURGH, Suffolk, 5741 SS Peter & Paul Sun Sept 28,1986 2h44 (113) RUSHMERE ST. ANDREW, 5 0 8 8 G a i n s b o r o u g h S . Suffolk, S Andrew M a j o r Sat Sept 201986 2h46 (83) Comp. A Craven KELSALE, Suffolk, 5 7 3 9 5040 Doubles (7m: Rev 1 Frederick C Gunton SS Mary & Peter Canterbury, St Nicholas, 2 Trevor D Hughes Sat Sept 13,1986 2h48 m i ) Winchendon Place, 3 Patricia M Bailey 5040Plain Bob Triples Grandsire, St Simon's, St 4 Trevor N J Bailey Comp. R Bailey Martin's, Plain Bob) 5 Peter Mayle 1 Graham Bowles 1 Julie D Anderson 6 PeterS Bedford 2 Celia A Hacker 2 Mary P Smith 7 Alan P Mayle (C) 3 Maria K Hacker 3 Julie S Burgess 8 J Martin Thorley 4 Richard T L Rapior 4 Linda J Sager First in method: 5,7. Circled 5 Janice R Baldry 5 John C Sager (C) tower four times: 6.600th 6 Michael A Baldry 6 S Norman Whiting peal for the Guild: 8. To mark 7 Trevor D Hughes (C) First attempt: 1. Most the installation of Rt Rev 8 A Harry Archer methods: 3. For Harvest; also John Dennis as Bishop of the First Triples: 1,2,3. First Farewell compliment to the Diocese, which took place the Triples as conductor. treble ringer, who is leaving previous day at St for college. Edmundsbury Cathedral. 39 5 7 4 5 5748 5751 WINFARTHING. Norfolk, STARSTON, Norfolk, HORRINGER, Suffolk,. S Mary S Margaret of Antioch S Leonard Sun Oct S. 1986 2h38 (9) Thur Oct 9,1986 2h31 (9) Sat Oct 11,1986 2h47 (9) 5 0 4 0 M in o r (12m: (1) Double 5 0 4 0 M in o r (14m: (1) 5152 Yorkshire S. M ajor Court; (2) Norwich Surprise; Woodbine Delight; (2) Kent Comp. D F Morrison (3) Double Oxford, Thel wall, and Oxford T.B.; (3) Double 1 Sally E V Crouch Pinehurst, St. Clement's, Court; (4) Single Oxford, 2 Adrian Knights Childwall, Buxton; (4) Single Double Bob; (5) Cambridge 3 Peter Mayle Oxford; (5) Double Bob; (6) Surprise; (6) Double Oxford, 4 Paul V Stannard Cambridge Surprise; (7) Thelwall, Pinehurst, St 5 Ralph N Earey Oxford T.B.) Clement's, Childwall, Buxton; 6 Alan P Mayle 1 Frederick C Gunton (7) Plain Bob) 7 Stephen D Pettman (C) 2 Patricia M Bailey 1 Frederick C Gunton 8 Maurice J Rose 3 J MartinThorley 2 Patricia M Bailey Circled tower: 7. Farewell 4 Peter Mayle 3 Trevor N J Bailey compliment to Pamela 5 Alan P Mayle 4 J Martin Thorley Timms and Valerie 6 TrevorNJBaileylC) 5 Peter Mayle Woodward; also Birthday 550th peal: 2. In memory of 6 Alan P Mayle (C) compliment to Robert Nunn Cecil W Pipe (5/10/80). (84) and Paul Stannard. 5749 5746 5752 NEWMARKET, Suffolk, OAKLEY, Suffolk, OTLEY,Suffolk,S Mary S Mary S Nicholas Mon Oct 6,1986 2h42 (10) Fri Oct 10,1986 3h3 (21) Sun Oct 12,1986 2h35 (10J) 5 0 4 0 M in o r (7 m: (1) Double 5 0 4 0 M in o r (6m: (1) 5 0 4 0 S u r p r is e M i n o r Court (2) OxfordT.B.; (3) Cambridge Surprise; (2) (5m: (1) Ipswich; (2) Surfleet; Kent T.B; (4) Cambridge Oxford T.B.; (3) Plain Bob; (4) (3) Norwich; (4 & 6) Beverley; Surprise; (5) Double Oxford; Single Oxford, Plain Bob; (5) (5 & 7) Cambridge) (6) St Clement’s, Plain Bob; Double Bob, Plain Bob; (6) St 1 FrederickC Gunton (7) Plain Bob) Clement's, Plain Bob; (7) 2 Patricia M Bailey 1 J MartinThorley Plain Bob) 3 Trevor N J Bailey 2 Trevor N 3 Bailey 1 Frederick C Gunton 4 Richard T L Rapior 3 Patricia M Bailey 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 Trevor D Hughes 4 FrederickC Gunton 3 Alan P Mayle 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 5 Peter Mayle 4 Peter Mayle Completes circle: 3. In 6 Alan P Mayle (C) 5 J Martin Thorley memory of John J Taylor of Birthday compliment to J 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) Goole, Yorkshire. Martin Thorley 5753 5747 LAXFIELD, Suffolk, BECCLES, Suffolk, 5750 All Saints LONG STRATTON, Norfolk, The Bell Tower Fri Oct17,1986 2h54{15i) S Mary V Sat Oct 11,1986 3h22 (252) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: 1 extent T u b s Oct 7,1986 2h33 (9) 5 0 4 0 P la in B o b R o y a l each Single Oxford, 5040 M in o r (14m: (1) Comp. G H Cross Cambridge, Double Oxford, Cambridge, Beverley, Surfleet 1 H William Barrett Oxford T.B., St Clements, S,- (2) Single Oxford, Double 2 Marie Eaton Kent T.B., Plain) Bob; (3) Double Oxford, 3 Patricia M Bailey 1 Diana M Pipe Thelwall, Pinehurst, St 4 Frederick C Gunton 2 MaryAllum 5 Philip J Harrold Clement's, Childwall, Buxton; 3 J Martin Thorley (C) (4) Oxford T.B; (5) Plain Bob; 6 John Bennett 4 Robin D Allum (6) Kent T.B; (7) Plain Bob) 7 Trevor N J Bailey 5 James A Smith 1 Peter Mayle 8 J Martin Thorley 6 George W Pipe 2 Patricia M Bailey 9 Anthony H Roberts 3 Frederick C Gunton 10 J Barry Pickup (C) 4 Alan P Mayle 200th together: 8,10. Golden 5 Trevor N J Bailey Wedding compliment to Mr 6 J Martin Thorley (C) and Mrs R W Bickers of Beccles. Mr Ralph Bickers is the senior member of the Beccles Company of Ringers. 40 5754 5759 IPSWICH, Suffolk, 5757 HALESWORTH, Suffolk, S Mary-le-Tower BURY ST. EDMUNDS, S Mary Sun Oct 26,1986 2h54 (IO4) Suffolk, Cathedral Sun Oct 19,1988 2h52 (I84) 5152 Lincolnshire S. M ajor (the Norman Tower) 5040 Plain Bob Triples Comp. S Humphrey Sat Nov 8,1986 3h42 (2 1 \ ) Comp. J Clatworthy 1 Frederick CGunton 5080SplicedS. Royal 1 Trevor N J Bailey 2 J Martin Thorley (6m: 920 Cambridge; 880 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 Patricia M Bailey Bristol; 840 London (No. 3), 3 Josephine M Beever 4 Trevor D Hughes Superlative (No. 2); 800 4 Timothy C Barber 5 Peter Mayle Rutland, Yorkshire; 117 5 Michael J Matthews 6 George W Pipe changes of method, all the 6 Frederick C G unton 7 Trevor N J Bailey work) 7 J Martin Thorley (C) 8 Alan P Mayle (C) Comp. R C Kippin 8 R James Watts To mark the 10th anniversary 1 Stephanie J Regin First Triples: 4, 8. For the of the conductor's first peal 2 Raul N Mounsey (C) dedication of the renovated as conductor, Grandsire 3 David J Dearnley organ. Doubles at St Clement's, 4 Joanna M Ainsworth Ipswich (24/10/76). 5 David J Sheppard 6 David E House 7 John P Loveless 8 David C Brown HASKERTON, Suffolk, S Andrew 5755 9 Ian G Campbell TuesOct21,1986 2h25 (9) 10 Alan Regin 5040 Doubles (42 extents, 36 m/v: (1-7) Grandsire, Morris's 240, Price's 240, Pitman's 240 and 1120; (8) St Remigius Bob; (9) Church Greasley; (10) Horsley; (11) Winchendon Place Bob; IPSWICH, Suffolk, 576 0 (12) Chilton; (13) St Miles; (14) St John; (15) St Nicholas Bob; S Mary-le-Tower (16) Heyford; (17) St Giles; (18) Lapley; (19) Reverse Canterbury Sat Nov 8,1986 3h36 (35) Pleasure Bob; (20) Royston; (21) Southrepps; (22) Clifford's Pleasure; (23) Eynesbury Bob; (24) St John Divine; (25) St John 5009 Stedman Cinques Evangelist; (26) St John Baptist; (27) St Osmund's Bob; (28) Comp. D E House Amersham; (29) St Ambrose; (30) St Ninian; (31) St Martin's 1 David J Dearnley Bob; (32) Churchill; (33) St Paul; (34) St Leonard; (35) St 2 David J Sheppard Simon's Bob; (36) St Ignatius; (37) St Alban; (38) Eynsham; 3 StephanieJ Regin (39) Plain Bob; (40) May Day; (41) Kennington; (42) April Day) 4 Paul N Mounsey 1 Robert C Howe 4 J Martin Thorley 5 Joanna M Ainsworth 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 David G Salter (C) 6 David E House (C) 7 StephanieJ Pattenden 3 H William Barrett 6 A Harry Archer Birthday compliment to David and Kate Bellman of Kersey. 8 James W Belshaw 9 David C Brown 10 Alan Regin 5756 11 GeorgeWPipe 12 Ian G Campbell IPSWICH, Suffolk, S Mary-le-Tower Sat Oct 25,1986 3h33 (35) 5042 Yorkshire S. M axim us CARLTON COLVILLE,Suffolk, S Peter Comp. P Border Tues Nov 4,1986 2h40 (12) 575 8 1 JamesASmith 2 Stephen D Pettman 5040Doubles (37 m/v: (1.2,3,4, 5,6) Grandsire, Price's 240, 3 Ralph N Earey Pitman's 240 and Morris's 240; (7) St Remigius Bob; (8) Church 4 Janice R Baldry Greasley; (9) Horsley; (10) Sarratt (11) Winchendon Place Bob; 5 Neil V Avis (12) St Miles; (13) St John; (14) Chilton; (15) St Nicholas Bob; (16) 6 Kevin S Hohl St Giles; (17) Lapley; (18) Heyford;(19) Reverse Canterbury / George W Pipe (C) Pleasure Bob; (20) Southrepps; (21) Clifford s Pleasure; (22) 8 Owen P Claxton Royston; (23) Plain Bob; (24) Eynesbury Bob; (25) St John 9 John L Girt Evangelist; (26) St John Baptist (27) St John Divine; (28) 10 Michael A Baldry Kennington; (29) St Osmund s Bob; (30) St Martin's Bob; (35) St 11 Adrian Knights Paul; (36) St Leonard; (37) Churchill; (38) May Day; (39) St 12 Simon A Rudd Simon's Bob; (40) St Alban; (41) Eynsham; (42) St Ignatius) 100th together: 1 , 1 2 . 1 H William Barrett 4 James P Hollins Birthday compliment to 2 J Martin Thorley 5 David G Salter (C) Janice Baldry. 3 Patricia M Bailey 6 A Harry Archer 41 5 7 4 5 5748 5751 HORRINGER, Suffolk, WINFARTHING. Norfolk, STARSTON, Norfolk, S Margaret of Antioch S Leonard S Mary Sat Oct 11,1986 2h47 (9) Sun Oct 5,1986 2h38 (9) ThurOct 9,1986 2h31 (9) 5 0 4 0 M in o r (14m: (1) 5152 Yorkshire S. M ajor 5040 M inor (Mm. (1) Double Comp. D F Morrison Court; (2) Norwich Surprise; Woodbine Delight; (2) Kent and Oxford T.B.; (3) Double 1 Sally E V Crouch (3) Double Oxford, Thelwall, 2 Adrian Knights Pinehurst, St. Clement's, Court; (4) Single Oxford, Double Bob; (5) Cambridge 3 Peter Mayle Childwall.fiuxton; (4) Single 4 Paul V Stannard Oxford; (5) Double Bob; (6) Surprise; (6) Double Oxford, Thelwall, Pinehurst, St 5 Ralph N Earey Cambridge Surprise; (7) 6 Alan P Mayle Oxford T.B.) Clement's, Childwall, Buxton; (7) Plain Bob) 7 Stephen D Pettman (C) 1 Frederick C Gunton 8 Maurice J Rose 2 Patricia M Bailey 1 Frederick C Gunton 2 Patricia M Bailey Circled tower: 7. Farewell 3 J Martin Thorley compliment to Pamela 4 Peter Mayle 3 Trevor N J Bailey 4 J Martin Thorley Timms and Valerie 5 Alan P Mayle Woodward; also Birthday 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) 5 Peter Mayle 6 Alan P Mayle (C) compliment to Robert Nunn 550th peal. 2. In memory of (84) and Paul Stannard. Cecil W Pipe (5/10/80). 5749 5752 5746 NEWMARKET, Suffolk, OAKLEY, Suffolk, OTLEY,Suffolk,S Mary S Mary S Nicholas Mon Oct 6,1986 2h42 (10) Fri Oct 10,1986 3h3 (21) Sun Oct 12,1986 2h35 (103) 5 0 4 0 M in o r (7 m\ (1) Double 5 0 4 0 M in o r (6m: (1) 5 0 4 0 S u r p r is e M i n o r Court; (2) Oxford T.B.; (3) Cambridge Surprise; (2) (5m: (1) Ipswich; (2) Surfleet; Kent T.B; (4) Cambridge Oxford T.B.; (3) Plain Bob; (4) (3) Norwich; (4 & 6) Beverley; Surprise; (5) Double Oxford; Single Oxford, Plain Bob; (5) (5 & 7) Cambridge) (6) St Clement's, Plain Bob; Double Bob, Plain Bob; (6) St 1 Frederick C Gunton (7) Plain Bob) Clement's, Plain Bob; (7) 2 Patricia M Bailey 1 J Martin Thorley Plain Bob) 3 Trevor N J Bailey 2 Trevor N J Bailey 1 Frederick C Gunton 4 Richard T L Rapior 3 Patricia M Bailey 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 Trevor D Hughes 4 FrederickC Gunton 3 Alan P Mayle 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 5 Peter Mayle 4 Peter Mayle Completes circle: 3. In 6 Alan P Mayle (C) 5 J Martin Thorley memory of John J Taylor of Birthday compliment to J 6 Trevor N J Bailey (C) Goole, Yorkshire. Martin Thorley 5753
5747 LAXFIELD, Suffolk, BECCLES, Suffolk, 575 0 All Saints LONG STRATTON, Norfolk, The Bell Tower Fri Oct 17,1986 2h54 (15i) SatOct11,1986 3h22(25j) S MaryV 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: 1 extent T u b s Oct 7,1986 2h33 (9) 5 0 4 0 P la in B o b R o y a l each Single Oxford, Comp. G H Cross 5 0 4 0 M in o r (14m: (1) Cambridge, Double Oxford, Cambridge, Beveriey, Surfleet 1 H William Barrett Oxford T.B, St Clements, S; (2) Single Oxford, Double 2 Marie Eaton Kent T.B, Plain) Bob; (3) Double Oxford, 3 Patricia M Bailey 1 Diana M Pipe Thelwall, Pinehurst, St 4 Frederick C Gunton 2 MaryAllum Clement's, Childwall, Buxton; 5 Philip J Harrold 3 J Martin Thorley (C) (4) Oxford T.B.; (5) Plain Bob; 6 John Bennett 4 Robin D Allum (6) Kent T.B; (7) Plain Bob) 7 Trevor N J Bailey 5 James A Smith 1 Peter Mayle 8 J Martin Thorley 6 GeorgeWPipe 2 Patricia M Bailey 9 Anthony H Roberts 3 Frederick C Gunton 10 J Barry Pickup (C) 200th together: 8,10. Golden 4 AlanPMayle 5 Trevor N J Bailey Wedding compliment to Mr 6 J Martin Thorley (C) and Mrs R W Bickers of Beccles. Mr Ralph Bickers is the senior member of the Beccles Company of Ringers. 40 575 4 5759 IPSWICH, Suffolk, 5757 HALESWORTH, Suffolk, S Mary-le-Tower BURY ST. EDMUNDS, S Mary SunOct26,1986 2h54(103) Suffolk, Cathedral Sun Oct 19,1988 2h52 (18J) (the Norman Tower) 5152 Lincolnshire S. M ajor Sat Nov 8,1986 3h42 (27J) 5040 Plain Bob Triples Comp. S Humphrey Comp. J Clatworthy 1 Frederick C Gunton 5080Spliced S. Royal 1 Trevor N J Bailey 2 J Martin Thorley (6m: 920 Cambridge; 880 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 Patricia M Bailey Bristol; 840 London (No. 3), 3 Josephine M Beever 4 Trevor D Hughes Superlative (No. 2); 800 4 Timothy C Barber 5 Peter Mayle Rutland, Yorkshire; t17 5 Michael J Matthews 6 George W Pipe changes of method, all the 6 Frederick C Gunton 7 Trevor N J Bailey work) 7 J Martin Thorley (C) 8 Alan P Mayle (C) Comp. R C Kippin 8 R James Watts To mark the 10th anniversary 1 StephanieJ Regin First Triples: 4,8. For the of the conductor's first peal 2 Paul N Mounsey (C) dedication of the renovated as conductor, G randsire 3 David J Dearniey organ. Doubles at St Clement's, 4 Joanna M Ainsworth Ipswich (24/10/76). 5 David J Sheppard 6 David E House 7 John P Loveless 8 David C Brown HASKERTON, Suffolk, S Andrew 5755 9 Ian G Campbell Tues Oct 21,1986 2h25 (9) 10 Alan Regin 5040 Doubles (42 extents, 36 m/v:(1-7) Grandsire, Morris's 240, Price's 240, Pitman's 240 and 1120; (8) St Remigius Bob; (9) Church Greasley; (10) Horsley; (11) Winchendon Place Bob; IPSWICH, Suffolk, 5760 (12) Chilton; (13) St Miles; (14) St John; (15) St Nicholas Bob; S Mary-le-Tower (16) Heyford; (17) St Giles; (18) Lapley; (19) Reverse Canterbury Sat Nov 8,1986 3h36 (35) Pleasure Bob; (20) Royston; (21) Southrepps; (22) Clifford's Pleasure; (23) Eynesbury Bob; (24) St John Divine; (25) St John 5 0 0 9 S t e d m a n C i n q u e s Comp. D E House Evangelist; (26) St John Baptist; (27) St Osmund's Bob; (28) 1 David J Dearniey Amersham; (29) St Ambrose; (30) St Ninian; (31) St Martin's 2 David J Sheppard Bob; (32) Churchill; (33) St Paul; (34) St Leonard; (35) St 3 StephanieJ Regin Simon's Bob; (36) St Ignatius; (37) St Alban; (38) Eynsham; 4 Paul N Mounsey (39) Plain Bob; (40) May Day; (41) Kennington; (42) April Day) 5 Joanna M Ainsworth 1 Robert C Howe 4 J Martin Thorley 6 David E House (C) 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 David G Salter (C) 7 Stephanie J Pattenden 3 H William Barrett 6 A Harry Archer 8 James W Belshaw B irthday compliment to David and Kate Bellman of Kersey. 9 DavidC Brown 10 Alan Regin 5756 11 GeorgeWPipe 12 Ian G Campbell IPSWICH, Suffolk, S Mary-le-Tower Sat Oct 25,1986 3h33 (35) 5042 Yorkshire S. M axim us CARLTON COLVILLE, Suffolk, S Peter R 7R R Comp. P Border Tues Nov 4,1986 2h40 (12) 1 James A Smith 2 Stephen D Pettman 5040 D o u b l e s (37 m/v: (1.2,3,4,5,6) Grandsire, Price's 240, 3 Ralph N Earey Pitman's 240 and Morris's 240; (7) St Remigius Bob; (8) Church 4 Janice R Baldry Greasley; (9) Horsley; (10) Sarratt (11) Winchendon Place Bob; 5 Neil V Avis (12) St Miles; (13) St John; (14) Chilton; (15) St Nicholas Bob; (16) 6 Kevin SHohl St Giles; (17) Lapley; (18) Heyford; (19) Reverse Canterbury 7 George W Pipe (C) Pleasure Bob; (20) Southrepps; (21) Clifford's Pleasure; (22) 8 Owen P Claxton Royston; (23) Plain Bob; (24) Eynesbury Bob; (25) St John 9 John L Girt Evangelist; (26) St John Baptist (27) St John Divine; (28) 10 Michael A Baldry Kennington; (29) St Osmund's Bob; (30) St Martin's Bob; (35) St 11 Adrian Knights Paul; (36) St Leonard; (37) Churchill; (38) May Day; (39) St 12 Simon A Rudd Simon's Bob; (40) St Alban; (41) Eynsham; (42) St Ignatius) 100th together: 1,12. 1 H William Barrett 4 James P Hollins Birthday compliment to 2 J Martin Thorley 5 David G Salter (C) 3 Patricia M Bailey Janice Baldry. 6 A Harry Archer 41 5767
5761 5 76 4 IPSWICH, Suffolk, BURES, Suffolk, OAKLEY, Suffolk, S Mary-le-Tower S Mary V S Nicholas Sun Nov 23,1986 2h54 (10|) Sat Nov 8,1986 3h16 (21) Sat Nov 15,1986 2h39 (105) 5184 Pudsey S . Major 5088 Yorkshire S. M ajor 5040St. Clements M inor Comp. E A Barnett Comp. R Baldwin (Collection of Minor methods, 1 Peter Mayle 1 Robert W Elliott 1984-extents Nos. 1,2,3,7, 2 Patricia M Bailey 3 FrederickC Gunton 2 Pauline A Millatt 9,15 and 45) 3 Eveiyh R M Reeve 1 J Martin Thorley (C) 4 Trevor N J Bailey 4 Donald L Mills 2 Patricia M Bailey 5 James A Smith 5 Richard A Knight 3 Frederick C Gunton 6 Trevor D Hughes 6 Allen W Cansdale 4 Trevor N J Bailey 7 J Martin Thorley 7 Harry J Millatt 5 Frank C J Arnold 8 Alan P Mayle (C) 8 John P Loveless (C) 6 Michael J Parker First Pudsey: 6. First Pudsey 75th peal: 6. First peal for 30 First St. Clements Minor by all as conductor. years: 2. Birthday compliment except 5 576 5 BURGH,Suffolk, 5768 to Pauline A Millatt and David S Botolph J Reeve. Specially arranged PRESSING FI ELD, Suffolk, Tues Nov 25,1986 2h32 (8) and rung to mark Leslie Mills' SS Peter & Paul 5 0 4 0 D o u b l e s (6m: 960 40 years as tower captain at Sun Nov 16,1986 2h47 (172) Grandsire; 4 240s including Bures. All the band except the 5 1 8 4 P l a i n B o h M a j o r Price's, Pitman's and ringer of the seventh were Comp. Rev. J H Pilkington Morris's; 720 Winchendon taught to ring by Mr. Mills, , 1 J Martin Thorley (C) Place Bob; 840 St N icholas and he was chiefly 2 Josephine M Beever Bob; 480 Reverse Canterbury instrumental in the 3 Frederick C Gunton Pleasure Bob; 600 St augmentation of the bells to 4 Patricia M Bailey Simon's Bob; 1440 St eight in 1951. 5 Andrew D Fisk Martin's Bob) 6 Rodney H French 1 H William Barrett BEDFIELD, Suffolk, 5762 7 David G Salter 2 J Martin Thorley S Nicholas 8 Trevor N J Bailey 3 David G Salter (C) Sun Nov 9,1986 2h33 (9) 25 th together. 5,7. Birthday 4 Michael M Rolph compliment to Mr and Mrs L 5 Andrew D Fisk 5040M inor (9m: (1) London; Edward Etheridge of 6 A Harry Archer (2) Single Oxford, Double; (3) Fressingf ield, who kindly 50th together: 1,6.81st Cambridge; (4) Double entertained the band to tea. Birthday compliment to the Oxford, St Clements; (5) treble ringer. OxfordT.B.;(6) KentT.B.;(7) Plain) GREAT BARTON, Suffolk, The Holy Innocents 1 H William Barrett Sun Nov 23,1986 2h34 (8) 5766 2 Patricia M Bailey 5040Doubles (42 extents, 75 m/v: (1) Great Barton; (2) 3 Trevor N J Bailey Huntley Place, St Remigius Bob, Winchendon Place Bob, St 4 Frederick C Gunton Nicholas Bob; (3) Obediah, Dummer, Laverstoke; (4) Scorpio, 5 Trevor D Hughes Ezneih, Daphne; (5) Palmer; (6) Hepworth; (7) Horsley, St J Martin Thorley (C) 6 Cecilia; (8) St Chrysostom, Church G resley, Aslacton; (9) St For the Fallen, remembering Richard; (10) Wattisfield; (11) St John, St Crispin; (12) St Luke, St especially the men of the Miles, Boar Hill; (13) Wadham;(14) Great Ashfield; (15) Lapley, Norfolk and Suffolk St Mary; (16) St Thomas, St Giles, Baldon;(17) Nuffield; (18) Regiments. Hunston; (19) Clifford's Pleasure, St David; (20) Shardlow, St EUSTON, Suffolk, 5763 Columb, Southrepps; (21) Campion; (22) Badweil Ash; (23) St S Genevieve John Baptist, St Stephen; (24) St John Evangelist, St Sun Nov9,1986 2h32 (8) Wenceslas, Sexagesima; (25) St Deborah; (26) Ingham; (27) St Ninian, St Austell; (28) St Felix, St Ambrose, Kent; (29) St 5 0 4 0 M in o r (3 m : 2 extents Werburgh; (30) Great Livermere; (31) St Laurence, St Leonard; each Oxford T.B., Kent T.B.; 3 (32) St Magnus, Austrey, St Paul; (33) Magdalen; (34) Plain Bob) Thurston; (35) Eynsham, St Jude; (36) St Alban, Elford.St 1 Henry Ivings Katherine; (37) Somerville; (38) Pakenham; (39) April Day, 2 Winifred Ivings Litchurch; (40) Seighford, Kennington, Wollaston; (41) 3 Marie Carson Hudibras; (42) Great Barton) 4 James Stannard 1 Harold J Culpin Michael M Rolph 5 Maurice Rose 2 Adrian Blumfield 5 David G Salter (C) 6 Paul Stannard 1C) 3 Andrew D Fisk 6 A Harry Archer First as conductor. In honour First Doubles: 1. To celebrate the 75th birthday of the treble of the R uby Wedding of the ringer and on the anniversary of the first peal on the bells, 75 Duke and Duchess of Grafton. years before in 1911 by the Ely Diocesan Association. 5769 5775 GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, HARKSTEAD, Suffolk, EDWARDSTONE, Suffolk, S Mary V S Mary S Mary Fri Dec 12,1986 2h42 (84) Tues Nov 25,1986 2h44 (9) Sat Dec 6,1986 2h42 (8i> 5 0 4 0 D o u b l e s (7 m: 6 extents 5040 M inor [bm: (1) St 5040 Harkstead S. M inor each St Nicholas, Clements; (2) KentT.B.: (3, 4) Comp. R Bailey Winchendon Place, Rev Cambridge S., {5,6) Oxford 1 Helen E Leeson Canterbury, St Simon's, St T.B., |7) Plain) 2 John LGirt Martin's, Plain, Grandsire) 1 Edwin CHynard 3 Simon LGirt 1 Daniel A Bye 2 George W Pipe (C) 4 P Mark Ogden 2 Daphne E Pegg 3 Ian J D Whitear 5 James A Smith 3 Stephen D Pettman (C) 4 Neville F Whittell 6 Michael G Whitby (C) 4 OwenPClaxton 5 John LGirt First peal in the method. 5 Ralph N Earey Stephen D Pettman C.C.No.232. 6 6 Norma Bye First peal ever rung on the Harkstead S. Minor: First attempt: 1, . Most -34-1456-56-1236-14-36 6 bells. Thanksgiving for the methods Doubles by all the Edwardstone restoration; i.h. 1 6. band. also a compliment to Richard and Sarah Titford - the Vicar 577 6 and his lady. 5773 IPSWICH, Suffolk, COLCHESTER, Essex, S Mary-le-Tower S Peter Sat Dec 13,1986 3h23 (35) Sat Dec6,19863h5(21) 5770 5040AlbanianS. Maximus 5184 Bristol S. M ajor Comp. R B Smith LINCOLN, Cathedral Comp.T G Pett Sat Nov29,1986 3h41 (24) 1 Ralph NEarey 1 Stephen A Cheek 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) 5042 Lincolnshire S. 2 Paul ACammiade 3 George W Pipe M a x i m u s 3 Amanda M Whiting 4 David L Sparling Comp. A W R Wilby 4 OwenPClaxton 5 Roger D Bailey 1 JamesASmith 5 Nigel J Newton 6 J Martin Thorley 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) 6 Neil V Avis 7 Kevin S Hohl 3 Diana M Pipe 7 Simon A Rudd (C) 8 OwenPClaxton 4 Janice R Baldry 8 George W Pipe 9 Alison K Surry 5 David L Sparling 10 Neil V Avis 6 Amanda M Whiting 11 Adrian Knights 7 Michael G Whitby 12 Nigel J Newton 8 Ralph NEarey First Albanian Maximus for all 9 John LGirt except 3,9, and for the Guild. 10 Michael A Baldry 11 SimonARudd 5774 12 George W Pipe KERSEY, Suffolk, S Mary 5777 5771 Sun Dec 7,1986 2h55 (14j) GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, STOWMARKET, Suffolk, 5056Plain Bob M ajor Comp. J R Pritchard S Mary V SS Peter & Mary Tues Dec 16,1986 2h51(8j) Sat Dec 6,1986 3h6 (20) 1 George R Whittell 2 Katharine J Whittell 5040 Plain Bob M ajor 5088 Kent T.B. M ajor 3 Jennifer M Whittell Comp. S D Pettman Comp. W Hudson 4 Kathleen D Bellman 1 David W J Doggett 1 J Martin Thorley (C) 5 David G Salter 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) 2 Patricia M Bailey 6 H David Bellman 3 Daphne E Pegg 3 Josephine M Beever 7 Robert C Howe 4 Shelagh Brown 4 Frederick C Gunton 8 Neville F Whittell (C) 5 James P Hollins 5 Frank C J Arnold First peal: 1 (aged 11). First 6 Ralph NEarey 6 Maurice J Rose inside and on 8:4. First on the 7 JamesASmith 7 Trevor D Hughes bells since augmentation. By 8 John LGirt 8 Trevor N J Bailey the local Sunday service band First attempt: 1. First T.B. Major: 3,6. Birthday in the anniversary week of the compliment to Trevor Bailey, dedication of the bells. Barry Pickup and Deborah Thorley.
43 5 7 8 0 5 7 8 2 577 8 GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, IPSWICH. Suffolk, WILBY, Suffolk. S Mary S Mary V S Mary-le-Tower Sat Dec 27,1986 2h50 (15) Wed Dec 31,1986 2h57 (82) Sat Dec 20,1906 3h37 (35) 5056 Yorkshire S. M sjor 5003 Grandsire Caters 5086 Bristol S. M axim us Comp.C J Sedgley Comp. J Pladdys Comp. J Clatworthy 1 Frederick C G unton 1 James A Smith 1 Diana M Pipe 2 A Deborah M Thorley 2 John L Girt 2 Stephen D Pettman (C) 3 Peter Mayle 3 Stephen D Pettman (C) 3 Simon A Rudd 4 Patricia M Bailey 4 Michael G Whitby 4 James A Smith 5 Frank C J Arnold 5 Daphne E Pegg 5 Nigel J Newton 6 J Martin Thorley (C) 6 Kevin J Hohl 6 Amanda M Whiting 7 Alan P Mayle 7 Ralph N Earey 7 OwenPCIaxton 8 Trevor NJ Bailey 8 Simon A Rudd 8 Ralph N Earey Birthday compliment to 9 Amanda M Whiting 9 John L Girt Patricia M Bailey; also Golden 10 Simon LGirt 10 Neil V Avis Wedding compliment to Mr Half-muffled for the passing 11 Adrian Knights and Mrs Owen Ballard of of the old year. 12 George W Pipe Cavendish, Suffolk. First Bristol Maximus; 1,4,6, 7,8,9. By the local band at the first attempt, and with best wishes to George and Diana for their visit to Australia. 5781
577 9 DENNINGTON, Suffolk, S Mary STOWMAR KET, Suffolk, Wed Dec 31,1986 3h5 (192) SS Peter & Mary 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (7 m: 1 extent Sat Dec 27,1986 3h6 (2 O4) each Double Court, Double 5056Plain Bob M ajor Oxford, Double Bob, Single Comp. N Golden Oxford, Buxton, Plain Bob, St 1 Marie Carson Clement's) 2 Paul V Stannard 1 Frederick C G unton 3 Norman PJ Cossey 2 Patricia M Bailey 4 David F Webb 3 Norman PJ Cossey 5 Josephine M Beever 4 J Martin Thorley 6 Maurice J Rose 5 Michael J Parker 7 Tony F Crawford 6 Trevor NJ Bailey (C) 8 Winston S Girling (C) 100th peal for the Guild: 3. First Major; 4. 70th peal: 5. To commemorate the completion of extensive repairs to the east window.
CORRECTION TO PEAL 5758 Extents 30-35 should read (30) St. Ambrose (31) St. Ninian (32) Amersham (33) April Day (34) St. Martin's Bob
44 5729 EASTON, Suffolk. All Saints 5731 NORWICH, Norfolk, Tues Aug 26,1986 2h45 (12) S Peter Mancroft 5040Doubles (23 m/v:(1) Stedman, Grandsire; (2) Grandsire; Mon Aug 25,1986 3h33 (38) (3 & 4) St John Baptist; (5 & 6) St John Divine; (7) St Stephen; 5 0 4 2 C a m b r i d g e S . (8) St John Evangelist (9 & 10) Eynesbury Bob; (11 & 12) St M a x i m u s Ninian; (13 & 14) Amersham; (15 & 16) St Ambrose; (17 & 18) St Comp. AS Hudson Osmund Bob; (19 & 20) April Day; (21 & 22) May Day; (23 & 1 Albert M Tyler 24) Kennington; (25 & 26) Plain Bob; (27 & 28) St Leonard; (29 2 Ruth M Border & 30) Churchill; (31 & 32) St Paul; (33 & 34) St Martin's Bob; 3 Sally A Mason (35 & 36) Eynsham; (37 & 38) St Ignatius; (39 & 40) St Alban; 4 Richard PJ Carter (41 & 42) St Simon's Bob) 5 James A Smith 1 H William Barrett 4 Andrew D Fisk 6 John G Gipson 2 J Martin Thorley 5 David G Salter (C) 7 Tudor P Edwa rds 3 Katharine J Whittell 6 A Harry Archer 8 Adrian Knights First Doubles inside; 3.90th Birthday compliment to Walter 9 Peter Border (C) Gabriel. 10 R Kingsley Mason 5735 11 GeorgeWPipe 12 James LTowler 5733 GRUNDISBURGH, Suffolk, BEDFIELD, Suffolk, S Mary V S Nicholas Tues Sept 9,1986 2h44 (8j) 5730 Sat Sept 6,1986 2h29 (9}) HINGSFIELD, Suffolk, 5 0 4 0 P l a i n B o b M i n o r 5 0 4 0 M i n o r (8m: (1) Double (7 extents, differently called) All Saints Court; (2) Double, Plain; (3) 1 Audrey Barker I nAug29,19862h8(2|) Cambridge; (4) Double 2 Diana M Pipe 5040 M inimus (11m: 210 Oxford; (5) Oxford T.B.; (6) St 3 Daphne E Pegg nxtonts: 10 Rev St Nicholas; Clements; (7) KentT.B.) 4 John F Jennings 70 each St Nicholas, Single 1 Frederick C Gunton 5 Owen P Claxton Court, Rev Court, Double 2 Patricia M Bailey 6 Stephen D Pettrpan (C) Court, Rev Canterbury, 3 Frank CJ Arnold First peal: 1. To welcome Double Canterbury, 4 Michael J Parker James Geoffrey Whitby, Canterbury, Plain Bob, 5 Tr«voi^N J Bailey recent son of Michael and Double Bob, Rev Bob) 6 J Martin Thorley (C) Alison Whitby, local ringers; 1 H William Barrett Completes circle: 3. In also 81st Birthday 7 KatharineJ Whittell memory of Edgar C Shepherd, compliment to Ernest Pearce, J Andrew.D Fisk (C) M.M. local ringer. 4 David G Salter I irst Minimus: 1,2,4. Most M mimus methods for the 5734 5737 (tulle). STOKE-BY-NAYLAND. Suffolk, S Mary V HALESWORTH, Suffolk. Sun Sept 7,1986 3h (22) S Mary 5732 Sat Sept 13,1986 3h8(18i) LAXFIELD, Suffolk, 5088Plain Bob M ajor All Saints Comp. R Bailey (No. 4) 5040Plain Bob M ajor Sat Sapt 6 1986 2h42 (15j) 1 Jennifer M Whittell Comp. S D Pettman 1 Stephen D Pettman (C) 5 0 4 0 M i n o r { 4 m 1 extent 2 Katharine J Whittell 2 MaryAllum each Cambridge S., Oxford 3 Margaret M Roberts I B„ Kent T.B.; 4 Plain Bob) 4 H David Bellman 3 Timothy C Barber I raditional 5 Robert C Howe 4 Robin DAIIum 1 MaryAllum 6 David G Salter (C) 5 R James Watts 2 Janice R Baldry 7 Neville F Whittell 6 Michael J Matthews 7 Ralph N Earey 3 Michael A Baldry 8 Michael J Warren 4 Josephine M Beever First on 8; 4,5,8. First Major: 8 Mark E Walland 6 Robin DAIIum 2. First peal on the new ropes, First peal: 3. First P.B. Major: 6 .50th together: 2,8 and 4, 6 MarkEWalland(C) donated in memory of First Minor as conductor. To Richard J Thorpe, ringer here 8. Prior to the induction of the celebrate the birth of James for many years. By the Friday new team rector. Rev Malcolm Walkey. Whitby (31 /8/86); also in night practice band. memory of Betty and Don Wilden (Stowmarket); also Engagement compliment to the conductor and Mis* Susan Riggs. 45 TOWER TOTALS 1986
Ipswich, St Mary Le Tower 12 Dennington 1 Grundisburgh 6 Drinkstone 1 Bedfield 5 Easton 1 Wilby 5 Edwardstone 1 Oakley 4 Elveden 1 Stowmarket 4 Exning 1 Benhall 3 Gt Ashfield 1 Brandeston 3 Gt Glemham 1 Euston 3 Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk 1 Fressingfield 3 Hinderclay 1 Rickinghall Superior 3 Hintlesham 1 Yoxford 3 Holbrook 1 Aldeburgh 2 Hollesley 1 Beccles 2 Horringer 1 Bury St Edmunds 2 Ipswich, St Lawrence 1 Carlton Colville 2 Ipswich, St Margaret 1 Clare 2 Ipswich, St Matthew 1 Debenham 2 Kelsale 1 Earl Soham 2 Kersey 1 Gt Barton 2 Lincoln, Cathedral 1 Halesworth 2 London, St Clement Danes 1 Harkstead 2 Long Stratton, Norfolk 1 Hasketon 2 Lyddington, Rutland 1 Higham 2 Norwich, St Peter 1 Laxfield 2 Otley 1 Newmarket, St Mary 2 Polstead 1 Offton 2 Preston 1 Redgrave 2 Ringsfield 1 Sproughton 2 Rushmere St Andrew 1 Thebeton, Norfolk 2 Scole, Norfolk 1 Weybread 2 Shelfanger, Norfolk 1 Wingfield 2 Starston, Norfolk 1 Acton 1 Stoke by Nay land 1 Ashbocking 1 Stonham Aspal 1 Bacton 1 Stowlangtoft 1 Barking 1 Sudbury, St. Gregory 1 Belchamp St Paul, Essex 1 Sweffling 1 Blythburgh 1 Tattingstone 1 Bures 1 Tunstall 1 Burgh 1 Walsham Le Willows 1 Buxhall 1 Wenhaston 1 Chelmsford, Essex 1 Winfarthing, Norfolk 1 Colchester, Essex 1 Handbells 1 Cowlinge 1 Total 1 49
46 CONDUCTORS
J Martin Thorley 32 Winston S Girling 1 David G Salter 25 David E House 1 Stephen D Pettman 18 Edwin C Hynard 1 Alan P Mayle 16 John P Loveless * 1 Trevor N J Bailey 9 Paul N Mounsey 1 Andrew D Fisk 7 David E Parsons 1 James A Smith 6 J Barry Pickup 1 Simon A Rudd 5 Michael M Rolph 1 Maurice J Rose 4 John C Sager 1 George W Pipe 3 Paul V Stannard 1 Tudor P Edwards 2 Alison K Surry 1 Trevor D Hughes 2 Albert M Tyler 1 Janice R Baldry 1 Nicholas C Wade 1 Adrian J Blumfield 1 Mark E Walland 1 Peter Border 1 Michael G Whitby 1 John H Fielden 1 Neville F Whittell 1 Total 1 49
SUMMARY OF PEALS
1923 to 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 Total Maximus 104 5 3 3 4 3 2 5 6 6 141 ( tn<|UOS 31 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 2 5 50 I loyal 241 16 6 4 2 14 8 6 13 6 316 I tilers 68 3 - 2 4 2 1 6 1 2 89 M,i|or 2092 66 25 31 33 38 40 43 30 33 2431 11 iiilos 157 2 1 2 6 6 1 2 8 6 191 Minor 1612 25 20 22 26 41 65 52 53 58 1974 Doubles •‘minor ------1 - 1 Doubles 261 24 24 29 41 55 31 48 37 31 581 Minimus 1 - - 1 - * 2 2 2 8 142 82 96 117 162 149 1 65 153 149 5782 4567 4709 4791 4887 5004 5166 531 5 5480 5633 5782
47 ANALYSIS OF PEALS
MINIMUS TRIPLES 4m 1 Plain Bob 4 11m 1 St Simons 1 Stedman 1 DOUBLES Grandsire 1 MAJOR Plain Bob 1 Plain Bob 9 3m 1 Double Norwich 2 4m 1 Kent TB 3 6m 2 Oxford TB 1 7m 2 8m 1 SURPRISE - MAJOR 11m 2 Bristol 2 1 2m 1 Cambridge 2 1 9m 1 Fordcombe 1 20m/v 1 Fressingfield 1 23m/v 1 Gainsborough 1 36m/v 1 Lincolnshire 2 37m/v 1 Offton Little 1 38m/v 1 Pudsey 1 40m/v 1 Rutland 1 41 m/v 1 Yorkshire 6 42m/v 4 62m/v 1 CATERS 7 5 m/v 1 Grandsire 2 81 m/v 1 1 1 1 m/v 1 ROYAL 11 6m/v 1 Plain Bob 2 120m/v 1 1 43m/v 1 SURPRISE - ROYAL Cambridge 1 MINOR Yorkshire 2 Plain Bob 8 Spliced: 6m 1 St Clements 1 3m 1 CINQUES 4m 3 Stedman 5 5m 2 6m 1 MAXIMUS - SURPRISE MAJOR 7m 14 Albanian 1 8m 4 Bristol 1 9m 2 Cambridge 2 1 0m 1 Lincolnshire 1 1 1 m 3 Yorkshire 1 12m 4 49 1 4m 2 1 5m 2
SURPRISE - MINOR Cambridge 5 Hasketon 1 3m 1 4m 1 5m 1 7m 1
48 QUARTER PEALS 1986
January 1 E lve d o n 1 3 7 6 Cambridge S. Major 1 Stratford St Mary 1 3 2 0 Plain Bob Doubles 1 Mildenhall 1 2 6 0 Doubles: 2m 4 Covehithe 1 3 2 0 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 6 Poslingford 1 2 6 0 Grandsire Doubles 7 O ffto n 1 2 8 7 Grandsire Triples 9 H ig h a m 1 3 2 0 Plain Bob Doubles 1 0 E u s to n 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Minor 11 N a yla n d 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Doubles 1 2 Stowmarket 1 2 8 0 Double Norwich C.B. Major 1 5 Sudbury (St Peter) 1 2 6 0 M in o r: 2 m 1 9 Ip s w ic h S t M a r y le T o w e r 1 2 8 2 Albanian S. Royal I 9 Beccles 1 2 8 0 Plain Bob Royal 21 O ffton 1 2 5 0 Bristol S. Major 24 Rushmere St Andrew 1 2 7 3 Kent T.B. Minor 26 Lavenham 1 2 5 0 Yorkshire S. Major 26 Newmarket 1 2 6 0 Grandsire Doubles 26 Polstead 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Minor 2 6 Ip s w ic h S t M a r y le T o w e r 1 2 8 0 Yorkshire S. Major 2 7 Kelsale 1 7 6 4 Plain Bob Triples 27 Stratford St Mary 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Doubles 27 Theberton 1 4 4 0 Kent T.B. Minor 28 Blythburgh 1 2 6 0 Hereward Bob Minor 2 9 K e rse y 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Doubles 29 Stowmarket 1 2 5 0 Cambridge S. Major 31 Blythburgh 1 2 6 0 Cumberland Bob Minor 31 Walsham le Willows 1 3 2 0 Kent T.B. Minor
February 1 B uxhall 1 2 6 0 M in o r: 2 m 1 Harkstead 1 4 4 0 Double Court Minor 1 Holbrook 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Minor 1 O akle y 1 4 4 0 St Clements Bob Minor ! ; 1 S tu tto n 1 4 4 0 Treble Bob Minor: 2m 1 Tattingstone 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Doubles 2 K e rse y 1 2 8 0 Plain Bob Major Jj 4 O ffton 1 2 5 0 Spliced S. Major: 2m 7 Rushmere St Andrew 1 2 6 0 Minor: 2m I! 9 Stratford St Mary 1 2 6 0 Stedman Doubles 1 0 Kelsale 1 2 8 0 Plain Bob Major t I I K e rse y 1 3 2 0 Plain Bob Minor 1 3 Horringer 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Minor 1 6 Ip s w ic h S t M a r y le T o w e r 1 4 4 0 P u d s e y S. Royal 1 8 Blythburgh 1 2 6 0 Windermere Bob Minor 1 8 E u s to n 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Doubles 21 Stoke By Nayland 1 2 9 6 Little Bob Major i 23 Beccles 1 2 6 4 Plain Bob Major 23 Blythburgh 1 4 4 0 N o rw ic h S. M in o r I1 2 3 K e rse y 1 2 8 0 Double Norwich C.B. Major ; 23 Polstead 1 2 6 0 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 1 23 Rushmere St Andrew 1 2 6 0 Doubles: 4m iji 2 4 Ix w o rth 1 3 2 0 Plain Bob Minor 25 Blythburgh 1 2 6 0 Doubles: 8m /v 2 6 K e rse y 1 2 6 9 Plain Bob Doubles 26 Harkstead 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Minor
49 March 2 Blythburgh 1440 Blythburgh and Dunwich S.C. Minor 2 H ig h a m 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 6 B ures 1 256 Little Bob Minor 8 Grundisburgh 1 280 Glasgow S. Major 9 B eccles 1296 Little Bob Major 9 Stowmarket 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 11 Blythburgh 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 11 O ffton 1250 Spliced S. Major: 3m 1 3 Gt Barton 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 3 Offton 1 260 Stedman Triples 1 7 Euston 1440 Plain Bob Doubles 1 8 Offton 1260 Plain Bob Triples 2 0 B ures 1256 Little Bob Major 22 Barking 1440 Spliced S. Minor: 4m 22 Drinkstone 1320 Norwich S. Minor 22 Rattlesden 1272 London S. Minor 22 Wetherden 1296 Cambridge S. Minor 23 Ipswich St Mary Quay 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 23 Blythburgh 1 260 Minor: 2m 2 3 K erse y 1 26 0 Plain Bob Triples 23 Wickham Market 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 24 Holbrook 1272 Plain Bob Minimus 26 Hadleigh 1284 Plain Bob Minor 30 Hintlesham 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 30 Polstead 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 30 Stowmarket 1 260 Plain Bob Minor
April 3 Gt Barton 1 309 Doubles: 1 1 m /v 12 Debenham 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 1 3 Polstead 1 260 April Day Doubles 1 3 Stratford St Mary 1 26 0 Plain Bob Doubles 1 3 Weybread 1440 Surprise Minor: 2m 1 5 Euston 1 300 Plain Bob Doubles 1 6 Pa Ig rave 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 9 Rushmere St Andrew 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 2 0 H ig h a m 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 20 Newmarket 1 284 Plain Bob Minor 20 Southwold 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 20 Wickham Market 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 21 B u re s 1 264 Plain Bob Minor 21 Cavendish 1 440 Plain Bob Minor 21 Gt Barton 1 309 Doubles: 1 1 m /v 21 Laxfield 1 440 Plain Bob Minor 21 Leiston 1 260 Doubles: 3m 21 N a yla n d 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 21 Polstead 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 2 2 O ffton 1 250 Spliced S. Major: 4m 2 3 K e rse y 1 260 Single Oxford Bob Minor 24 Gt Barton 1 440 Plain Bob Minor 27 Bury St Edmunds 1 280 Oxford T.B. Major 27 Newmarket 1 380 April Day Doubles 27 Polstead 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 27 Stowmarket 1 26 0 Plain Bob Triples
50 May 6 O ffto n 1250 Pudsey S. Major 8 Rushmere St Andrew 1260 Single Oxford Bob Minor 1 0 Hollesley 1280 Bristol S. Major I 0 Ip s w ic h S t M a ry le T o w e r 1 260 Stedman Triples 10 Southwold 1280 Pudsey S. Major II Newmarket 1 260 Doubles: 3m 11 Polstead 1260 May Day Doubles 1 4 Sweffling 1 260 Doubles: 3m 1 6 Polstead 1260 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 1 7 Haughley 1260 Doubles: 2m 1 7 Haughley 1320 Plain Bob Doubles 1 7 Walsham le Willows 1260 Plain Bob Minor 1 8 Euston 1260 Plain Bob Minor 1 8 Stowmarket 1 272 Cambridge S. Minor 1 9 Lavenham 1 2 6 0 Grandsire Triples 22 Brandeston 3 4 8 0 D o u b le s : 11 m / v 2 3 Bacton 1260 Plain Bob Minor 2 4 K e rse y 1260 Plain Bob Triples 2 5 K e rse y 1250 Pudsey S. Major 25 Palgrave 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 25 Polstead 1260 Plain Bob Minor 25 Wetherden 1440 Plain Bob Minor 2 6 K e rse y 1 25 0 Yorkshire S. Major 2 7 O ffton 1260 Plain Bob Doubles
June 3 O ffton 1280 Spliced S Major: 5m 6 Gt Barton 1260 Minor: 3m 6 O ffton 1 250 Cambridge S. Major 7 Mildenhall 1 26 0 Grandsire Triples 7 Rushmere St Andrew 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 8 Ashbocking 1296 Cambridge S. Minor 8 Bedfield 1320 Spliced S. Minor: 3m 8 Halesworth 1 260 Stedman Triples 8 Polstead 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 0 O ffton 1 250 Cambridge S. Major 1 5 Saxmundham 1 26 0 Doubles: 1 1 m 20 Mildenhall 1 29 6 Little Bob Royal 20 Stoke by Nayland 1 280 Double Norwich C.B. Major 21 Rushmere St Andrew 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 22 Brandon 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 2 2 Eye 1 260 Stedman Triples 22 Polstead 1 260 Kennington Doubles 22 Stowmarket 1 320 Doubles: 4m 24 Rushmere St Andrew 1 680 Plain Bob Doubles 2 8 R o u g h a m 1 440 Minor: 2m 2 9 D a lh a m 1 380 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 29 Newmarket 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 29 Saxmundham 1 260 Doubles: 1 7m 29 Stowmarket 1260 Plain Bob Minor 30 Rushmere St Andrew 1260 Plain Bob Doubles
July 1 O ffton 1 28 0 Rutland S. Major 1 Wetherden 1260 Plain Bob Minor 6 B ra m fo rd 1256 Little Bob Minor 7 Leiston 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 8 O ffton 1 260 Stedman Triples 51 I
July (contd.j 1 2 Long Melford 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 1 2 Sweffling 1 320 Surprise Minor: 2m 1 2 Theberton 1440 Spliced Surprise S. Minor: 4m 1 2 Wenhaston 1 272 Norwich S. Minor 1 2 Yoxford 1296 Surprise Minor: 2m 1 3 Gt. Barton 1 320 Minor: 2m 1 3 Offton 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 1 3 Polstead 1 260 Southrepps Doubles 1 3 Rushmere St. Andrew 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 8 Stoke By Nayland 1260 Plain Bob Triples 20 Beccles 1 260 Minor: 2m 2 0 K e rse y 1280 Plain Bob Major 20 Debenham 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 23 Bury St. Edmunds 1 344 Plain Bob Major 23 Gt. Finborough 1260 Plain Bob Minor 2 3 K e rse y 1 299 Plain Bob Doubles 2 3 Ip s w ic h St. M a r y le T o w e r 1250 Yorkshire S. Major 23 Nayland 1260 Grandsire Doubles 23 Polstead 1260 Plain Bob Minor 23 Poslingford 1260 Grandsire Doubles 23 Sproughton 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 23Stratford St, Mary 1 320 Plain Bob Doubles 23 Sudbury (St. Peter) 1 264 Plain Bob Major 23 Wetherden 1440 Plain Bob Minor 23 Wickham Market 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 24 Horringer 1260 Plain Bob Minor 25 Ashbocking 1260 Plain Bob Minor 26 Buxhall 1260 Plain Bob Minor 2 6 K e rse y 1 260 Minor: 2m 2 6 K e rse y 1 280 Plain Bob Major 2 6 Preston 1260 St. Clements Bob Minor 26 Rattlesden 1260 Grandsire Doubles 2 7 K e rse y 1372 Plain Bob Triples 27 Polstead 1260 Plain Bob Minor 2 9 O ffton 1260 Stedman Triples 3 0 Kelsale 1 264 Plain Bob Major
August 1 E lv e d o n 1 26 0 Grandsire Triples 2 B u rg h 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 3 Stowmarket 1280 Plain Bob Major 3 N a yla n d 1260 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 5 Halesworth 1344 Plain Bob Triples 5 O ffton 1280 Spliced S. Major: 5m 10 Polstead 1260 Plain Bob Minor 11 Stowmarket 1264 Plain Bob Major 1 2 O ffton 1280 Spliced S. Major 1 5 Stoke By Nayland 1 264 Plain Bob Major 1 7 Benhall 1400 Surprise Minor: 2m 1 7 Rushmere St. Andrew 1 272 Plain Bob Minor 1 9 O ffton 1344 Spliced S. Major: 4m 2 0 E x n in g 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 21 Ashbocking 1260 Stedman Doubles 21 Glemsford 1260 Doubles: 2m 23 Helmingham 1280 Quedgeley S. Major 24 Framlingham 1 280 Painswick S. Major 24 Hollesley 1 2 8 0 Bristol S. Major 24 Polstead 1260 Rev St. Bartholomew Doubles
52 August (contd.j 2 4 W ilb y 1280 Spliced S. Major: 6m 25 Palgrave 1280 Cambridge S. Major 25 Sproughton (H.B.) 1260 Plain Bob Minor 25 Stonham Aspal 1259 Grandsire Caters 2 6 K erse y 1280 Spliced S. Major: 8m 26 Lavenham 1250 Amsterdam S. Major 2 7 Leiston 1280 Plain Bob Major 28 Halesworth 1280 Pudsey S. Major 2 8 Leiston 1296 Plain Bob Major 2 9 C o tto n 1280 KentT.B. Major 29 Horringer 1 260 Grandsire Triples 29 Mildenhall 1260 Plain Bob Royal 31 East Berghoit (H.B.) 1320 KentT.B. Minor 31 Sweffling 1260 New Bob Doubles
September 2 K erse y 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 7 K erse y 1252 Lincolnshire S. Major 7 O ffton 1280 Bristol S. Major 7 Wenhaston 1 260 Minor: 2m 10 Brantford 1260 Plain Bob Minor 1 4 Gt. Finborough 1260 Plain Bob Minor 1 4 Polstead 1260 Grandsire Doubles 14 Thelnetham 1 26 0 Plain Bob Doubles 1 6 O ffton 1 250 Cambridge S. Major 18 Wickham Market 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 21 Brantford 1260 Plain Bob Minor 21 B u rg h 1260 Plain Bob Minor 21 Bury St. Edmunds 1260 Plain Bob Royal 21 Ip s w ic h St. M a r y le T o w e r 1280 Cambridge S. Major 21 K erse y 1 280 Plain Bob Major 21 Polstead 1 2 6 0 Plain Doubles 21 Stowmarket 1 260 Doubles: 6m 22 Benhall 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 2 2 Eu sto n 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 22 Heveningham 1 320 Doubles: 5m 22 Huntingfield 1 320 Doubles: 5m 2 2 K erse y 1260 Plain Bob Minor 2 2 Y o x fo rd 1 320 Grandsire Doubles 2 3 H ig h a m 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 2 3 K erse y 1 26 0 Plain Bob Doubles 23 Leiston 1 2 6 0 Plain Bob Triples 2 3 O ffton 1280 Spliced S. Major: 6m 23 Sweffling 1 320 Doubles: 3m 24 Grundisburgh 1 260 Plain Bob Major 2 4 Kelsale 1280 KentT.B. Major 24 Kelsale 1 260 Minor: 2m 2 4 K erse y 1 260 Doubles: 9m 24 Sproughton 1 276 Cambridge S. Minor 2 5 K e rse y 1272 Plain Bob Minor 26 Brandeston 1 32 0 Plain Bob Doubles 2 6 K erse y 1 260 Spliced Minor: 5m 26 Grundisburgh 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 2 6 N a yla n d 1 26 0 Grandsire Doubles 2 7 Kelsale 1 32 0 Plain Bob Doubles 27 Grundisburgh 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 2 7 H e n le y 1 250 Yorkshire S. Major 2 7 K erse y 1 372 Plain Bob Triples 53 September (contd.) 27 Long Melford 1260 Plain Bob Triples 28 Blythburgh 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 28 Grundisburgh 1 34 4 Plain Bob Major 28 Moats Tye (H.B.) 1260 Plain Bob Minor 28 Sproughton 1 200 Plain Bob Minor 28 Westhall 1 26 0 Grandsire Doubles 29 Laxfield 1 284 Plain Bob Minor
October 3 R o u g h a m 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 3 Hinderclay 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 4 D e b e n h a m 1260 Orpheus Doubles 5 Bury St. Edmunds 1 344 Plain Bob Major 5 Buxhall 1 260 Doubles: 2m 5 Edwardstone 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 5 Ip sw ic h St. M a r y le T o w e r 1586 Bristol S. Maximus 5 Polstead 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 5 Stowmarket 1 260 Doubles: 6m 5 W o o lp it 1 260 Doubles: 2m 7 O ffton 1 280 London S. Major 10 Preston 1260 Plain Bob Minor 1 1 Grundisburgh 2267 Grandsire Triples 1 1 Halesworth 1 260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 2 Brandeston 1260 Stedman Doubles 1 4 O ffton 1280 Double Norwich C.B. Major 20 Heveningham 1440 Doubles: 4m 21 B arking 1260 St. Clements Bob Minor 23 East Bergholt (H.B.) 1 320 Oxford T.B. Minor 26 Brandon 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 26 Hadleigh 1 37 2 Plain Bob Triples 26 Saxmundham 1 260 Plain Bob Minor 27 Brandeston 1 260 Stedman Doubles 2 7 E u s to n 1440 Surprise Minor: 2m 2 8 O ffton 1280 London S. Major 30 East Bergholt (H.B.) 1320 Oxford T.B. Minor 31 Hadleigh 1264 Plain Bob Major 31 Grundisburgh 1274 Cambridge S. Minor 31 Grundisburgh 1260 Plain Bob Major
November 1 K e rse y 1 264 Plain Bob Major 2 H o lb ro o k 1272 Plain Bob Minimus 2 Ipswich St. Mary Le Tower 1250 Bristol S. Maximus 2 Newmarket 1284 Plain Bob Minor 2 O ffton 1260 Cambridge S. Minor 3 Heveningham 1 320 Doubles: 4m 4 O ffton 1260 Plain Bob Minor 7 R o u g h a m 1440 Treble Bob Minor: 2m 8 Ashbocking 1 320 Treble Bob Minor: 2m 8 B a rk in g 1320 Surprise Minor: 2m 8 Blythburgh 1440 Cambridge S. Minor 8 Debenham 1296 D.N.C.B. and Bristol S. Major 8 H e n le y 1344 Rutland S. Major 8 Horringer 1280 Spliced S. Major: 6m 8 K e rs e y 1280 D.N.C.B. and Bristol S. Major 8 O tle y 1320 Norwich S. Minor 8 Wenhaston 1260 Minor: 2m 8 W e s ta ll 1 320 Doubles: 2m 54 1
November (contd.j 8 W r e n t h a m 1260 Oxford T.B. Minor 9 Grundisburgh 1260 Plain Bob Minor 9 H o lb ro o k 1260 Plain Bob Minimus 9 Ip s w ic h St. M a r y le T o w e r 1287 Stedman Caters 9 Polstead 1260 Marchington Doubles 9 Rushmere St. Andrew 1300 Plain Bob Doubles 9 Stowmarket 1260 Plain Bob Triples 9 Wickham Market 1320 Oxford T.B. Minor 1 1 Kelsale 1260 Plain Bob Triples 1 5 Woodbridge 1280 Double Norwich C.B. Major 1 6 Wickham Market 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 1 9 Lavenham 1264 Plain Bob Major 21 Gt. Barton 1320 Plain Bob Doubles 21 Gt. Barton 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 22 Debenham 1260 Grandsire Triples 2 3 O ffton 1260 Plain Bob Minor 24 Heveningham 1260 Grandsire Doubles 2 6 Kelsale 1264 Plain Bob Major 28 Hadleigh 1296 Little Bob Major 29 Bramford 1320 Alswick S. Minor 29 Copdock 1260 Stedman Doubles 2 9 H ig h a m 1320 Netherseale S. Minor 29 Hintlesham 1272 London S. Major 29 Nayland 1260 Doubles: 8m/v 29 Polstead 1320 Ipswich S. Minor 29 Stratford St. Mary 1272 Oxford T.B. Minor 30 Bury St. Edmunds 1277 Grandsire Caters 30 Hasketon 1260 Plain Bob Minor
Decem ber 7 Polstead 1260 St. Simons Doubles 20 Gt. Finborough 1440 Minor: 2m 21 Beccles 1260 Plain Bob Royal 21 Buxhall 1260 Plain Bob Doubles 21 Stowmarket 1272 Minor: 2m 26 Cavendish 1260 Plain Bob Minor 28 Polstead 1260 Rev. Canterbury Doubles 29 Rushmere St. Andrew 1259 Grandsire Doubles 31 R o u g h a m 1440 Plain Bob Minor I
5184 Offton Little Surprlee Major 5040 St Simons Bob Triples Arr. J.A.Smith. Traditional ( 23456 B H 23456 1 5 6 35642 2 52436 - 3 63542 5 - 42635 - 3 42356 2 62534 - 3 5 times repeated, single 1/2 way & end 43256 - S (-) S-123456 5 times repeated, omitting (-) Offton 12/4/86 in alternate parts. Wilby 25/1/86
5000 Cambridge S. Royal 5040 Double Norwich C B Major J.H.Fielden S.D.Pettman 23456 M 4 1/2 W H 2345678 1 4 6 7 42356 - 2435678 S* 52346 s 2S 4325678 - 23465 S s 2 6324578 S (S 3 342659078 'A' - 3254786 s) 423657890 'A' - 3254867 3 4236587 s 3 3254678 3 - 6234578 s s 3 times repeated, omit ( ) in 23456 S s 2 part 1. Bob for S* in 2nd & 4th 'A'-4,5,S6,S7,8,9 , parts. Beccles 1/3/86 Ipswich 8/1/86
5040 Plain Bob Major 5040 Plain Bob Major S.D.Pettman S.D.Pettman 23456 w M H 23456 W M H 42356 - 53426 s 3 62345 s s 3 52364 SBF 3 2 52364 s s 3 42365 S 3 62354 s 3 35264 S - 23465 s s 2 42356 4/In - 42365 2S - 52346 S 3 35246 s S - 62354 s (S 3 45236 s 3 34256 S) - 52346 s 2 54236 s 3 32456 s 2(--S) 32456 s S 43256 - Repeat, omit( ) in part 1. 26345 s s - Grundisburgh 16/12/86 63245 2S 2 32564 s S 2 42563 S 5086 Bristol S.Maximus 53264 3 s - J.Clatworthy 63254 s 3 (42536) I 5 0 43265 s s 3 62435 - 53246 s s 3 23465 - 2S 24356 s - 53426 S S 23456 2S s 23456 S 6 Halesworth 13/9/86 Snap start. 6 - — s—s. Ipswich 20/12/86
5040 Albanian S. Maximus 5184 Rutland[ s. Major R.B.Smith J .S.Warboys (No..9) 23456 B M W H 23456 M 3/5 B W H 35264 - 35264 - ss - 63254 - 26543 ss - 34256 - 2 63425 - ss - 32546 - 2 63254 - 45236 2 2 32546 SS - 23456 - - 6 part. Call. 2nd course M in -B in 8tha |place. alternate parts, Ipswich 13/12/86 Elveden 11/1/86
56 5044 Cambridge S. Maximus 5184 Bristol S,. Major A.N.Taylor (No.l) T.G.Pett 23456 M W H 23456 M B 4/1 W H 34256 2 24536 - - 2 2 52346 S 25346 2 2 42365 S S 3 52364 2 X 62345 S SS 26543 53246 S s 23645 2 - (341256) X Twice Repeated x * 34. Rounds in 4 changes. Colchester 6/12/86 Chelmsford 18/1/86 J^ames CP ^o^ms 43 The Street, Bramford, Ipswich Telephone : Ipswich (0473) 49573
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