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Today's selection from the gallery
1029 - Patrington 28 June 1952 - Plain Bob Major. L-R Phil Speck, Charles Barker, Mike Harrop, Leonard Rodmell, Tom Barker, Harry Rodmell, Ron Ducker.
You can also see lots of other photos in the gallery.
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As part of our 75th birthday celebrations we published a 152-page book containing a brief history of the churches, bells and ringers at 43 towers in the East Riding. They are available by post for £7 inc postage.
The book makes an ideal gift for anyone interested in local history.
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Today's random peal on this date.
Peal No 489
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Saturday 15th March 1986
KIRK ELLA, East Yorkshire. St Andrew.
Tenor 19–0–12 in E. In 2h 55.
5056 SPLICED SURPRISE MAJOR (8M)
768 London and Rutland, 640 Bristol, 576 Cambridge, Lincolnshire, Pudsey, Superlative and Yorkshire, 138 changes of method.
Composed by Norman Smith
1........A John Atkinson
2........David R Mitchell
3........John M Goldthorpe
4........Michael J de C Henshaw
5........David S Johnson
6........Rev Giles C Galley
7........Roderick R Horton (C)
8........Alan M Trebble
First of 8 spliced - 2. Birthday compliment to Ann Munday.
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Today's random quarter on this date.
Quarter No 2446
Beverley and District Ringing Society
On Monday 15th March 1993
HUTTON CRANSWICK, East Yorkshire. St Peter.
Tenor 19–2–6 in E.
1260 DOUBLES (2M)
60 Grandsire, 1200 Plain Bob.
1........Dinah M Rhymer
2........Margaret R Wragg
3........Anthony G Wragg
4........Mark J Lane
5........David S Johnson (C)
6........Andrew Pickles
A tribute to the life of Sylvia Edmunds the landlady of The Eagle, Skerne, who was buried this day at Hutton. Sylvia will be missed by many, not least by the local ringers to whom she always gave the warmest of welcomes. Rung half-muffled for her funeral.