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Dolanog, Rhiwhiriaeth, Pontrobert, Meifod, Trefaldwyn A’R Trallwm PAPUR BRO LLANGADFAN, LLANERFYL, FOEL, LLANFAIR CAEREINION, ADFA, CEFNCOCH, LLWYDIARTH, LLANGYNYW, CWMGOLAU, DOLANOG, RHIWHIRIAETH, PONTROBERT, MEIFOD, TREFALDWYN A’R TRALLWM. 412 Mehefin 2016 60c CYHOEDDI AIL NOFEL ELUSENNAU YN ELWA Ar nos Sul, Mai y 1af mewn digwyddiad hwyliog, unigryw a ffraeth Ruth Walton a Trudi Bates yn cyflwyno siec am £2,000 i goffrau’r lansiwyd ail nofel Myfanwy Alexander ‘Pwnc Llosg’ yng Ngwesty’r Afr, Ysgol Feithrin, sef rhan o elw dawns arbennig a drefnwyd ganddynt y Llanfair Caereinion. mis diwethaf. Cyflwynwyd y siec ar achlysur dathlu 50 mlynedd o Dyma’r ail achos i’r Arolygydd Daf Dafis a’r tro yma mae’n gorfod ddarparu addysg feithrin Gymraeg yn adeilad yr Ysgol Feithrin. darganfod pwy lofruddiodd Heulwen Breeze-Evans, ymgeisydd Plaid Bydd Ysgol Gynradd Llanfair Caereinion ac Ymchwil Canser hefyd yn Cymru yn Etholiad y Cynulliad! Os bydd Myfanwy yn parhau i derbyn £2,000 o ganlyniad i lwyddiant y digwyddiad. gynhyrchu nofelau ar y raddfa yma bydd Llanfair Caereinion yn enwocach na ‘Midsummer’ am ei lofruddiaethau! Cyhoeddir y nofel ANRHYDEDD I ANN gan Gwasg Gomer a’r pris yw £9.00 Pencampwyr Pêl-droed yr Urdd Y Barnwr Niclas Parry gyda Mrs Ann Tudor wedi’r seremoni yng Ngregynog Mewn seremoni yng Ngregynog ar Ebrill 15fed sefydlwyd Mrs Ann Tudor, Llysun, Llanerfyl yn Uchel Siryf Powys. Swydd ddi-dâl gyda dyletswyddau seremonïol yw hon a phenodir Uchel Siryf pob sir yn flynyddol gan y Goron. Mae swydd Uchel Siryf Powys wedi bod mewn bodolaeth er sefydlu’r sir ei hun ym 1974, ac roedd gan yr hen siroedd eu Siryf eu hunain am ganrifoedd cyn hynny. Mae’n debyg mai Ann yw’r Gymraes Gymraeg Llongyfarchiadau i dîm pêl-droed pump bob ochr Ysgol Gynradd Llanerfyl. Roedd yr ysgol yn gyntaf i fod yn Uchel Siryf Powys, ac yn sicr cynrychioli Sir Drefaldwyn yn rownd derfynol cystadleuaeth pêl-droed yr Urdd yn Aberyst- hi yw’r gyntaf o Ddyffryn Banw i lenwi’r swydd. wyth. Aeth y gêm derfynol i giciau o’r smotyn, ond er y tensiwn, dathlu mewn steil oedd Pob dymuniad da iddi yn ystod y flwyddyn i hanes disgyblion, teuluoedd a chyfeillion Llanerfyl. ddod. 2 Plu’r Gweunydd, Mehefin 2016 Diolch DYDDIADUR Carwn ddiolch i bawb am y cardiau a’r BARA CAWS yn cyflwyno Meh. 5 Rihyrsal y plant at Gymanfa Ganu’r galwadau ffôn a dderbyniais yn ystod yr Allan o Diwn - Emyr ‘Himyrs’ Roberts Annibynwyr am 10.30 ym Moreia, wythnosau diwethaf. Diolch o galon. CANOLFAN Y BANW, LLANGADFAN Llanfair Alwena NOS FERCHER, 29 MEHEFIN AM Meh. 12 Cymanfa Ganu Undebol Llanfyllin yng Penygraig, Llanfihangel Nghapel y Tabernacl am 6.00y.h 7.30 o’r gloch Arweinydd Mr Rhonwen Diolch Jones Dymuna Olwen, Neuaddlwyd a’r teulu ddiolch Sioe yn llawn nostalgia, hwyl, dychan, canu Meh. 15 ‘Nansi’ gan Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru yn fawr iawn i bawb am bob arwydd o a chwerthin yw cynhyrchiad diweddaraf Bara yn Institiwt Llanfair Caereinion7.30. gydymdeimlad a dderbyniwyd ar farwolaeth Caws – ‘ALLAN O DIWN’DIWN’, a fydd yn teithio Meh. 16 Bethan Gwanas yng Nghylch Llenyddol ei thad Evan Thomas, Trawsfynydd. cymunedau Cymru o’r 4ydd o Fai hyd yr 2ail Maldwyn yng Ngregynog am 7.30 Gwerthfawrogir y cyfan yn fawr iawn. Meh. 16 ‘Nansi’ gan Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru o Awst (gan ddiweddu yn Eisteddfod yn Institiwt Llanfair Caereinion am 1.30 a Genedlaethol Y Fenni). Mae’r cynhyrchiad 7.30 Clwb 300 Sioe Llanfair gan Emyr ‘Himyrs’ Roberts, sy’n un o Meh. 17 ‘Nansi’ gan Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru Mawrth 2016 ddynwaredwyr gorau Cymru, yn dilyn ei hanes yn Institiwt Llanfair Caereinion am 7.30 1. £60 Rhif 131 Glyn Buckley o fod yn ddisgybl 6ed dosbarth oedd ‘allan o Meh.17 Cyngerdd gan Ieuan Jones, y telynor yn 2. £40 Rhif 257 Glyn Roberts, Abernodwydd diwn’ â’r byd a’i bethau, at sefydlu un o grwpiau Eglwys Sant Beuno, Aberriw at elusen 3. £20 Rhif 214 Margaret Hughes, Rhosaflo eiconig yr ‘80au, y Ficar, a’i galluogodd i Ailddeffro/Rekindle. Canapés a 4. £10 Rhif 226 Phillip Edwards, Talwrn wireddu ei freuddwyd, ffeindio’i lais, a throi’n gwydraid o win o 6pm. Y cyngerdd am 7.15 pm. Tocynnau £15 Ebrill 2016 berfformiwr proffesiynol. Meh. 19 Cymanfa Ganu’r Annibynwyr yn y 1. £60 Rhif 47 Emyr Jones, Penegoes Trallwm am 2.30 a 6 o’r gloch. 2. £40 Rhif 289 Rachel Jones, Spring Bank, Cawn gyfarfod a ‘wynebau cyfarwydd’ o’r sîn Meh. 24-25 G@yl Maldwyn, Cann Offis. Golfa roc, ddoe a heddiw. Mi fydd yn dod ag atgofion Meh. 25 Taith Gerdded y Plu yn ardal Dolanog. 3. £20 Rhif 97 Elwyn Owen yn ôl i’r rhai oedd yn ifanc yn yr 80’au a bydd Cyfarfod yn y maes parcio gyferbyn â’r 4. £10 Rhif 28 Hywel Ellis, Pencoed yn agoriad llygaid i’r rhai sy’n rhy ifanc i gofio’r Capel Coffa am 10 o’r gloch y bore. Mai 2016 cyfnod. Meh.29 Diwrnod Agored yn Llysun, Llanerfyl o 2 1. £60 Rhif 159 Mair Conlin, Cyfronydd o’r gloch ymlaen. Meh.29 Cwmni Bara Caws yng Nghanolfan y 2. £40 Rhif 23 Gwenan Andrew, Meifod Mi fydd yna fand byw yn teithio gyda’r sioe Banw am 7.30. “Allan o Diwn” - cyfuniad 3. £20 Rhif 290 Adam Simper, Telford sydd yn cynnwys dau o feibion y dramodydd, o ddrama, stand-up a gig yn un. 4. £10 Rhif 179 Leah Harding sef Aled Emyr ac Ifan Emyr. Y trydydd cerddor Tocynnau gan Catrin, Llais Afon, yw Carwyn Rhys. Cyfarwyddir ‘Allan o Diwn’ Llangadfan Prosiect Hanes y Crynwyr ym Maldwyn gan Betsan Llwyd, cyfarwyddwr artistig Bara Gorff. 3 Cymanfa Ganu’r Methodistiaid yng Mae’r prosiect hwn, a ariennir drwy Gyngor Caws. nghapel Moreia o dan arweiniad Iwan Celfyddydau Cymru, yn canolbwyntio ar Parry, Dolgellau A fyddech cystal ag anfon eich Gorff.10 Taith er budd Parkinson o amgylch Llyn hanes Crynwyr Sir Drefaldwyn yn ystod y Llanwddyn. Dechrau am 10 y bore 17eg ganrif. cyfraniadau at y rhifyn nesaf erbyn Gorff. 15-16 2016 Eisteddfod Powys yng Nod y prosiect yw darganfod straeon y bobl dydd Sadwrn, Mehefin 18. Bydd y Nghroesoswallt dan sylw, yna eu rhannu drwy gyfres o Gorff 28 Angharad Tomos. Cylch Llenyddol ddigwyddiadau cymunedol yn ystod yr haf a papur yn cael ei ddosbarthu nos Maldwyn am 7.30 yng Ngregynog. dechrau’r hydref eleni. Fercher, Mehefin 29 Gorff. 30 Neuadd Llwydiarth, 2.00 y.p. Carol Pearce yw rheolwr y prosiect “Rwy’n Arwerthiant Cist Car/Pen Bwrdd. ymchwilio i straeon am Grynwyr yr 17eg ganrif Cysylltwch â Kathleen Morgan ar 01938 820266. ar draws Sir Drefaldwyn: eu cadernid yn eu TIM PLU’R GWEUNYDD Gorff. 31 Eglwys Llwydiarth 6.00 y.h. (Mission syniadau; eu herlid a’u carcharu; eu profiadau Cadeirydd Service) Gwasanaeth Cenhadol yn Pennsylvania. Fy mwriad ydy rhannu’r Awst 12 DIWRNOD ANN GRIFFITHS: Taith straeon hyn yn y gymuned ehangach Sir Arwyn Davies Gerdded o Ddolanog i Hen Gapel John Drefaldwyn yn ddiweddarach eleni” Coedtalog, Llanerfyl, 01938 820710 Hughes Pontrobert am 3 o’r gloch Oes gennych chi ddiddordeb mewn hanes lleol Trefnydd Tanysgrifiadau (Cyswllt: Buddug Bates) Te am 5 o’r ? gloch yn yr Hen Gapel a ‘chymanfa’ i Sioned Chapman Jones, ganu rhai o emynau Ann ar alawon A fyddech chi’n hoffi cymryd rhan mewn 12 Cae Robert, Meifod gwerin dan ofal Linda Gittins a Nia digwyddiadau cymunedol gan gynnwys [email protected] Rhosier am 6y.h. Croeso cynnes. adrodd straeon? Meifod, 01938 500733 Cyswllt y te a’r gymanfa: Nia Rhosier Oes gennych chi gysylltiadau teuluol â (01938 500631) Chrynwyr Sir Drefaldwyn a ymfudodd yn y Panel Golygyddol 17eg ganrif i Pennsylvania? Alwyn a Catrin Hughes, Llais Afon, Am fwy o wybodaeth ac i ddatgan eich Llangadfan 01938 820594 EISTEDDFOD TALAITH diddordeb, cysylltwch â Carol [email protected] A CHADAIR POWYS [email protected] Mary Steele, Eirianfa Llanfair Caereinion SY210SB 01938 810048 [email protected] Cynhelir Yn eisiau ar gyfer Sioned Camlin Medi 1af 2016 [email protected] CYFARFOD ARBENNIG Ffôn: 01938 552 309 o’r GYMRODORIAETH Pryderi Jones Ysgrifenyddes [email protected] i ystyried beth sydd i ddigwydd yn 2017 yn Is-Gadeiryddion Y Capel Cymraeg, Y Trallwm 7 awr yr wythnos Delyth Francis a Dewi Roberts 2.00 o’r gloch Trefnydd Busnes a Thrysorydd Ysgol Pontrobert Huw Lewis, Post, Meifod 500286 Brynhawn Sadwrn, Mehefin 11eg 2016 Am fwy o wybodaeth cysylltwch Ysgrifenyddion Aelodau’r Gymrodoriaeth, â Catherine Parry dewch yn llu gyda’ch syniadau Gwyndaf ac Eirlys Richards, ar 01938 500 394 Penrallt, Llwydiarth, 01938 820266 Plu’r Gweunydd, Mehefin 2016 3 NOSON GYMDEITHASOL Cylch EDWARD LLWYD Llenyddol Maldwyn Hywel Griffiths oedd y siaradwr gwadd yng Nghylch Llenyddol Maldwyn ym mis Mai. Mae’n ddarlithydd yn yr adran Ddaearyddiaeth yn Aberystwyth ond y rheswm dros ei wahodd Ar noson o wanwyn ddiwedd mis Ebrill (Iau Mae llif ei afon arian fel hud i Gregynog oedd mai fo enillodd y gadair yn 28ain) cafwyd cyfarfod arbennig o ddiddorol yn gloywi’r pant, Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Meifod llynedd. gyda chriw da wedi ymgynnull yn y Cwpan A’i murmur tros y graean, ‘Gwe’ oedd testun ei awdl a ‘Gwau Awdl Pinc, Llangadfan. Ein siaradwr gwadd oedd a’i thelyn bêr ei thant. Maldwyn’ oedd testun ei gyflwyniad. Rhyfel Dafydd Morgan Lewis a thema ei sgwrs fu Cartref Sbaen yw sail y gerdd er fod yna ‘Taith Lenyddol trwy bentre’r Foel’. Bardd adnabyddus i bawb ohonom oedd John ymdrech hefyd i edrych ar effeithiau brwydro Hon oedd yr wythfed noson gymdeithasol i Penri Jones ac mi roedd ganddo weithdy crydd drwy’r oesoedd, o’r Gododdin i Gazza.
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