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Rung for the Induction of Rev. Goodger.

From Tower Quarter Peal Book, No. 142.

25th Peal - 5

Birthday compliments to Tom Bowles of Liss (73) and to the conductor (30).

1st on eight, 1. 1st of surprise 2. 1st in method 3,4. 1st Yorkshire as cond.

For Evensong

First Treble Bob 1 & 2. First Treble Bob on the bells.

First peal:1. Rung exactly 100 years after the first Winchester DG peal in this tower. Both peals were rung by ringers associated with Christchurch Priory and Swanage. Also as a farewell compliment to Rev. David Callard, Rector of Swanage.

Rung for Evensong on Palm Sunday

Specially arranged as a 40th birthday compliment to Helen Piper and a 34th birthday compliment to Graham Hedges, both birthdays being on the day before.

For Easter and to mark the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Doris and Tom Drew.

First of Maximus: 8. First of Cambridge Maximus: 7.

In memory of Jack Weaver, died 7th April 1993.. Life member of the WPDG. Ringer, first atb Overton, but for most of hos life at St Michael's, Basingstoke.

First in Method - 2

500th peal: 2. First Bristol and completes standard 8: 5

For evening communion service. 70th birthday compliment to Cynthia Kemp.

1st peal 4.

1st triples 6

1st in method as cond.

Birthday compliments to 6 and 8

Wedding anniversary compliments to 2 and 5

First in method by all.

Umpires: Rachael A Seamons and William J Stungo. First Peal on the bells and first of Singles for all the band. This Peal was sponsored, the proceeds being split between St Lawrence, Alton roof repair appeal, and East Tisted Church funds.

Circled tower: 2,8.

Farewell compliments to Canon and Mrs C N Wright, with thanks for Cliff's 12 1/2 years as Team Rector of Basingstoke.

Believed to be the first extent rung in variation 153uv* (All Saints with Burghclere Bob). Named after the P&O liner, SS Canberra.

Rung for the wedding of Angela Nown and Darren Dadd.

From Tower Quarter Peal Book, No. 144.

First Quarter: 8

100th Quarter: 7

For Portsmouth District Quarter Peal Week.

From Tower Quarter Peal Book, No. 145.

First peal: 3. First on 8: 1.

First peal: 3. First on ten: 2.

Most methods to a peal: 4 & 6.

Birthday compliment to the 3rd ringer, the peal being arranged for this purpose – how old, your guess is as good as mine. GKD

First peal: 6.

600th peal together: 4 & 5.

Most Doubles: 1 & 3.

For a peal, 16 m/v rung in the old way for the 16th birthday of David Reynolds – my protege. Rung this way by GKD before the chairman of the Methods Committee was born.

First Doubles: 4.

Most methods/variations for a peal: 3 & 4.

First attempt as conductor. On the conductor’s 16th birthday.

By Basingstoke District Officers: Social-Chair-Exec Rep-Master-Master-Vice Chair-Secretary-Treasurer,

Most of Treble Bob: 1.

Most Minor methods: 6.

In memory of A Patrick Cannon, tragically killed in a road accident on October 10th 1982 in Durban, South Africa. Specially arranged to commemorate the 11th anniversary of his death. Ringers of 3 and 5 rang in his last but one peal in England in this tower (4 Minor methods), July 10th, 1982, RIP.

First peal on a working bell: 6.

100th peal this year: 5.

Andover District Peal Week.

Also for the dedication of the Tom Lock memorial peal board, dedicated the previous Sunday, this being the tower where Tom learned to ring.

For evening service. First inside:3. Basingstoke District Quarter Peal Week.

First in method:3. For evening Praise Service.

Basingstoke District Quarter Peal Week

First on eight: 1.

First of Spliced: 3, 5 and as conductor.

First peal: 1

First in method: 5

For morning service. First triples: 1,2 and 3.

First minor as conductor.

First Peal (at first attempt) - 3

First on Eight - 8

First of Triples as Conductor - 6

Rung in memory of Charles A Pound, former captain of this tower, who died on 2/9/1993.