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Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator,

First quarter - 1.

Rung to celebrate a major restoration and reordering of the church.

First of Grandsire Triples - 5.

Most methods - 4.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

For Burns Night and an 80th birthday compliment for 20 January to the conductor.

Rung half muffled to commemorate the centenary of the death of Lance Corporal George Burgoyne killed during the First World War on 24th December 1916. His Great Niece, Marguerite and Great Nephew, Chris sat in the tower throughout this quarter.

Circled the tower - 1. Most p.m.v 2,3,4.

Rung to mark the 20th anniversary of the ordination of women in the Church in Wales

To celebrate the life of John Horsfield, ringer for many years at Llandudno.

The first quarter peal rung on the simulator.

First of Bob Doubles inside - 2.

Jointly conducted by 1, 3, 4, 5.

50th together 1 & 5.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

Remembering the lives of William and Elizabeth Miers, great great uncle and aunt of the treble ringer. “Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest.” Matthew Ch11 v28.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

For St David's Day

Rung by a local band for Ash Wednesday and St David's Day.

6 first Quarter Peal.

5 first conducted.

Rung for St.David`s Day and Ash Wednesday.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

Most m/p/vs 2 & 3. Most m/p/vs as conductor.

First quarter - 1. Rung as an 11th birthday compliment to Jenabai on her 11th birthday!

Most m/p/v - 4.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

In memory of the victimes of today's terrorist atrocity in London.

Most m/p/v for all except 4. Most m/p/v as conductor.

Rung to celebrate the birth of Gethan James Willey, Grandson for the 4th.

Also birthday compliments to Hannah Miles 20 tomorrow, Sister to 6 and Peter Woollam.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

To celebrate the 50th birthday of 2; first QP - 6

Rung to celebrate H.M.The Queen`s 91st Birthday.

Rung to welcome the Rev`d Phil Bettinson and his wife Megan to the Offa Mission Area.

First away from cover - 1.

Most m/vs 4.

Rung as a compliment to Ken Moore on completing 40 years as Tower Captain at Bodelwyddan.

Rung immediately following the wedding of Nicola Pryce and Paul Pattison.

Rung to commemorate the death of Third Engineer Idris Percy Thomas on the 12th May 1917. Idris was the only casualty when his ship, the SS Wirral, was torpedoed by the U-19 in the Norwegian Sea. He was a ringer at this tower ringing two peals on these bells.

Also in memory of Bill Kitchen for many years Tower Captain at Porthmadog, who died on April 26th.

First of Kent T.B. - 5.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

First on eight for more than 45 years - 8.

Rung immediately prior to the ecumenical Christian Aid service.

Circled the tower - 5.

Rung immediately following the minute`s silence in memory of the victims of the Manchester bombing. To celebrate Ascension Day. "In Christ shall all be made alive".

First of Minor - 3.

Rung half muffled in sombre melody to show our sympathy for the victims, families and friends of the Manchester Arena atrocity.

Rung for BBC Music Day.

First of Kent - 4.

Rung to mark the 70th International Eisteddfod. Also the 5th birthday of George Grandson of the 4th.

Rung as a compliment to Marlene Jones, former Tower Captain on being awarded "Chirk Citizen of the Year".

First quarter - 6.

Rung on the front 6. 60th Birthday wishes for 2 july to Simon Griffiths, 37th Wedding Anniversary congratulations for today to Julie & John Williams and Ruby Wedding congratulations to Helen & Richard Stanworth for 30 July.

First quarter - 1.

Most methods - 5.

First of P.B. Doubles inside for more than 45 years - 2.

Rung on the "Liverpool" simulator.

Rung as a get well compliment to Geoff Parting.

Rung immediately before the Military Wifes Concert held in this church.

First of Plain Bob Minor - 2.

Rung half muffled in memory of Buckley Born Lieutenant Frederick Birks VC MM, who on September 21st 1917, during the Great War, gave his life for King and Country.

This peal was originally organised by Geoff Parting, the Buckley tower captain, who has been unwell; the peal band would like to extend their best wishes to Geoff for a full recovery.

Rung as a compliment to Celia Morris on her re-licensing as a Lay Reader yesterday.

First Quarter 1 & 6.

Specially arranged and rung in memory of Kathleen (Kay) Greaves, wife of the Tenor ringer, who died on the 4th March 2017 aged 82.

First quarter - 6.

Most m/v - 2.

Three generations - ringers of 2, 3, 5 & 6

1st Quarter - 6. An 80th birthday compliment to Rev. Christopher (Kit) Carter formerly the incumbent at Llansilin.

Rung in memory of Betty Williams, Grandmother of the Tenor ringer, who passed away on the 26th September 2017.RIP.

First "inside" 2.

Rung on the Liverpool Simulator.

1st of Minor - 1. In memoriam - Bombardier Sidney Yardley - Royal Field Artillery, great uncle of the conductor, who died at Passchendaele 15/11/1917.

Rung to mark the 70th wedding anniversary of H.M. The Queen and H.R.H Prince Philip. Also rung as a 70th birthday compliment to David Stanworth.

Rung for the switching on of Chirk`s Christmas lights.

Believed to be the first quarter by the Sunday Service band in this tower.

1st quarter - 6. A birthday compliment to David Manton, still ringing at age 93.

Rung half muffled immediately before the funeral of Frank Jones who died on December 9th aged 94. Frank was a loyal member of the band at this tower for over 70 years and Tower Captain for many years. He also served as Churchwarden, Church Treasurer and PCC member.

Rung to celebrate the birth of Christ.

Completes the calendar, all 366 days. - 6.