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The bell ringers of St Johns church Newton Porthcawl C1920s
The Rector Rev.T.Holmes Morgan seated centre

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Mr. Fred Evans is standing over the Rector's left shoulder, hatless with a moustache; "Uncle" Cook is standing over the Rector's right shoulder, hatless; Dick Cook is to Fred Evans's left, hatless. The Cooks lived at Maes y How, New Road, Porthcawl, now number 107.

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