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Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Clyst Honiton, Devon
St Michael and All Angels
Saturday, 8 May 1954 in 3h 2 (18–2–11 in E)
5040 Stedman Triples
Composed by Thomas Thurstan arranged by Thomas Heywood
1 William D Ashdown
2 Arthur H Reed
3 Queenie Retter
4 John Salway
5 William G Gigg
6 Frederick H Myers
7 Thomas G Myers (C)
8 Arthur Tapley
First peal of Stedman - 6.
Rung as a 21st birthday compliment to Rosemary Ashdown, daughter of the treble ringer.
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Bridgerule, Devon
St Bridget
Sunday, 20 June 1954 (10–1–21 in A♭)
1260 Grandsire Triples
1 Reginald G Pearce
2 W Ronald Hill
3 Hilda Oakshett
4 W H Cholwill
5 Charles Sangwin
6 John H Bowden
7 Maxwell F Oakshett (C)
8 Harold Stacey
Rung for Corpus Christi
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Combe Martin, Devon
St Peter ad Vincula
Wednesday, 28 July 1954 in 2h 46 (10–0–21 in F♯)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by Parker 12 part
1 Reginald T Jones
2 D Kenwyn Walters
3 Philip G Morgan
4 Albert W Beard
5 Derek Jewell
6 Terry R Hampton
7 David W Beard (C)
8 Frederick Yeo
1st peal 2.
1st peal of triples 3
Rung for Lammastide
2,5,8 are local Sunday service ringers
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Kentisbury, Devon
St Thomas
Saturday, 7 August 1954 in 2h 40 (8 in B♭)
5040 Plain Bob Minor
1 E Maurice Atkins (C)
2 Beatrice M Boyle
3 D Kenwyn Walters
4 Derek Jewell
5 Frederick Yeo
6 Leslie G Walters
1st peal 2
1st peal on the bells following augmentation to 6.
1st attempt for a peal of minor 2-6 who are Combe Martin Sunday service ringers.
15th birthday compliment to Kenwyn
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Combe Martin, Devon
St Peter ad Vincula
Sunday, 12 September 1954 (10–0–21 in F♯)
1260 Grandsire Doubles
1 David Yeo
2 Beatrice M Boyle
3 D Kenwyn Walters
4 Frederick Yeo
5 Leslie G Walters (C)
6 Arthur Smallridge
For Evensong and to congratulate Preb E V Cox on completing 21 years as Guild President
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Exeter, Devon
St David
Saturday, 18 September 1954
1260 Stedman Triples
1 G S Morris
2 R Keeley
3 G Gaylard
4 B Pidgeon
5 H P Burton
6 W J Ridgman
7 H J Gaylard (C)
8 F Wreford
[Ringing World No. 2270 Vol. L, October 8, 1954, p646.]
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Combe Martin, Devon
St Peter ad Vincula
Friday, 1 October 1954 (10–0–21 in F♯)
1260 Grandsire Triples
1 David Yeo
2 Beatrice M Boyle
3 Raymond H D Gubb
4 Charles Rook
5 Derek Jewell
6 Leslie G Walters
7 David Beacham (C)
8 Frederick Yeo
For All Saints.
Rung in honour of Alfred Willis 50 years church verger
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Sowton, Devon
St Michael and All Angels
Saturday, 30 October 1954 in 2h 36 (9–1–25 in G)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by John Holt
1 Arthur Tapley
2 George E Retter
3 Wilfred Panter
4 John Quick
5 Sidney F Skinner
6 Ronald Perry
7 William Reeks (C)
8 Ronald Pitman
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Exeter, Devon
Cathedral Church of St Peter
Saturday, 30 October 1954 in 4h 47 (72–2–2 in B♭)
5056 Plain Bob Major
Composed by J R Pritchard
1 Frank L Harris
2 A Patrick Cannon
3 Ronald N Marlow
4 Hilda G Snowden
5 John R Mayne (C)
6 Richard E Price
7 Tony Price
8 George W Pipe
Cecil W Pipe
The heaviest ring of bells yet rung to a peal of Major
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Combe Martin, Devon
St Peter ad Vincula
Saturday, 20 November 1954 in 3h 1 (10–0–21 in F♯)
5008 Plain Bob Major
1 David Yeo
2 Beatrice M Boyle
3 Norman Mallett
4 E Maurice Atkins (C)
5 David Beacham
6 Derek Jewell
7 Frederick Wreford
8 Frederick Yeo
1st peal at 1st attempt in his 15th birthday 1
1st peal of major 2.
Rung for the marriage of John Rodwell and Margaret Rook earlier today
Guild of Devonshire Ringers
Sowton, Devon
St Michael and All Angels
Tuesday, 7 December 1954 in 2h 43 (9–1–25 in G)
5040 Grandsire Triples
Composed by John Holt
1 Derek Reeks
2 Arthur G Gooding
3 Wilfred Panter
4 William Seldon
5 Arthur Tapley
6 John Salway
7 William Reeks (C)
8 Leonard Burnett
A silver wedding compliment to Mr and Mrs William Reeks, whose son rang the treble.
A 70th birthday compliment to William Seldon.