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First in method - 2,3 & 6

First in method (2-7), First of Major (1)

Farewell to Malcolm Taylor, leaving for Bath University.

For Morning Service

Compliment to the conductor on gaining a BA degree.

1st inside - 2

First in the method - 3 & 4.

125th Peal together - 4 & 5.

To celebrate the Wedding of Clare Taylor and Charles Pipe-Wolferstan married this day at St Paul's, Southville, Bristol.

1st inside - 2

For the enthronement of the Bishop of Bristol.

First on 10: 1,2,4. First on 10 as conductor. The heaviest bell yet rung to a peal by a lady.

For the enthronement of the Bishop of Bristol; also wedding compliment to Peter England and Corinna Smith.

First Peal in method - 2.

Circled the tower twice - 3.

25th Peal on the new bells.

Rung for the 50th birthday of Helen R Taylor.

Circled the tower to Surprise Major as Conductor.

1st Treble Bob Major - 1

400th together - 6&7

First in method by all and for the Association.

In memoriam Canon Charles Elliot Wigg, died 8th March 1976.

New Method

Rung after meeting short for Maximus, Clare Taylor standing down.

1st Minor - 2

First peal of Surprise: 1 and 4.

Most methods to a peal: 2.

Rung to congratulate Rev'd. Geoffrey Stickland on his election as Chairman of the Association.

1st Qtr - 1

1st in method - 2

100th on the new bells

First of Yorkshire S Royal - 1, 7.

1st Stedman - 3,4

First Treble Bob Major - 1.

First Major as Conductor.

First Ladies peal at Leckhampton.

On Ascension Day

First of major and surprise: 2

First of surprise major: 6

First in the method: 4 and 5

Rung to welcome William Paul Unsworth, born 20/05/1976

Most methods 1, most methods inside 4

Sponsored peal in aid of the Hardwick School Building Fund

1st Stedman - 2

First Minor inside for 2 and 3

First Minor as Conductor

1st Major - 1.

100th as Conductor

First peal on handbells 1-2 and 5-6

First handbell peal 5-6

Half-muffled in memory of Douglas A Newcombe buried this day at Leckhampton church, who died suddenly on 25th June. Until the last few years he had been a regular ringer at Leckhampton.

First peal in the method.

For the American Bicentennial and in memoriam past Stroud ringers.

First in method by all.

First in the method 3, 4 & 6.

First in method-5.

Birthday compliment to Roger Booth. First peal in the method.

First on eight handbells for all except conductor. 21st Birthday compliment to Roger Booth.

First Peal-8. 80th Birthday compliment to Bert Cooke (local ringer)

First peal-4. Golden Wedding Compliment to Mr and Mrs William Wyatt. Also to welcome a daughter (Charlotte Louise) to Andrew and Heather Hill (local ringers)

First peal on Bernard Taylor's Peal Tour.

[Report on p757]

First in method - 7

First in method - 6.

Bernard Taylor's Peal Tour, report p757.

200th peal - 3, 300th peal - 8

1st Stedman Triples - 2

300th together - 1&7

First of major - 3.

First handbell peal 1-2

1st inside - 2

Farewell compliment to Roger Booth

1st Surprise Major - 4

50th together: 3 and 5.

First variable-hunt peal of Minor and first peal of Surprise with all the work for every bell.

First of triples 4 and 6. Birthday compliment to Katy Raxter.

First peal: 4

First peal 'inside': 3

First peal of major: 7

1st Surprise Major - 3

1st on ten - 7, 10.

Rung for the Association Peal Week and for the birth of a grand-daughter of the Vicar, Canon C.G.R. Pouncey.

1. 1st minor

For G & B Association peal and quarter peal week.

First Peal - 3.

First inside - 6.

For Association Peal and Quarter Peal week.

By the Sunday Service band.

First on 10-2. First of Plain Bob Caters by all except cond.

Rung for Evensong

Half-muffled for Remembrance Day

1st Minor - 1

1st Treble Bob on 8 - 1

First of Maximus in the method: 4, 5, 8, 9, 11 & 12

First of Maximus in the method on tower bells as conductor

First Surprise Major inside - 5.

Circled tower - 8.

50th Peal together - 6 & 8.

1st Stedman - 1

First peal of major: 2

First in the method: 6

New Method

Rung prior to the 8am Service.

1st on 8 - 1

First Peal: 1, 2, 3 & 6.

First Peal of Doubles: 5.

To commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the completion of the building of church.