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A farewell to Cedric J A Brown, of Corston. on joining the Royal Air Force.

First in method (2).

First peal in 4 methods (1,2,4,5) and also on the bells.

Rung half-muffled in memoriam A. E. Baverstock.

For Easter Sunday.

First quarter on the Treble.

First quarter on eight bells (2,3,8).

First Triples on Treble.

First on eight (8).

First quarter (1).

First as (C).

On Trinity Sunday.

First quarter (6).

Rung for Evensong prior to the bells being rehung.

First of Triples for (1 and 4).

Rung for the Patronal Festival.

First quarter (6).

Rung half-muffled to the memory of the Rev. A. Jones, M.A., Rector of the parish for 27 years, who was buried at Dunkerton on this date.

The first quarter on the bells since rehanging by Messrs. Mears and Stainbank.

For Evensong.

First peal, at first attempt (2,6,8).

First peal of Triples (3).

First peal of Grandsire and on eight (4).

First peal of Triples ‘ inside.’ (5).

The first peal on the bells since rehanging by Messrs. Mears and Stainbank.

Rung on the occasion of the visit of the English Church Music Singers to Milverton, and conducted by the Musical Director of the Singers (Dr. D J Neal Smith F.R.C.O. (C.H.M.).

First quarter on the bells, rung on All Saint's Day and as a 21st wedding anniversary compliment to Mr. and Mrs. C J Stevens.

First peal for ringer of the treble.

Rung for the Duke of Cornwall's seventh birthday.

First quarter (1,2,3).

1st quarter:1,aged 14 1st inside: 3,aged 18 Ringer 2 aged 18 Conductor aged 15

Rung for the combined Children's Festival and Evensong

First peal of Triples: 1.

First peal (1 & 6).

First peal on six and first ‘ inside.’ (3).

First peal as conductor and on six bells.

Rung half-muffled as a token of respect to the late Archbishop of York (Rt. Rev. Cyril Garbett).