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Coron I Dewi Rhifyn 28 tudalen BARGEN! PRIS 40c Rhif 310 Mehefin Y TINCER 2008 PAPUR BRO GENAU’R-GLYN, MELINDWR, TIRYMYNACH, TREFEURIG A’R BORTH CORON I DEWI HUW Dewi Huw Owen, Maes Ceiro, Roedd y profiad o ennill Coron yn seremoni’r Cadeirio ar ddydd Bow Street ac Aelwyd Pantycelyn, Eisteddfod yr Urdd yn Eisteddfod Iau’r Eisteddfod gyda Myrddin Aberystwyth, yw prif lenor Sir Conwy eleni, a hynny ar ap Dafydd ac Iwan Llwyd, profais Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Urdd fy nghynnig cyntaf, yn un wefr nas gellir mo’i lwyr ddisgrifio Gobaith Cymru Sir Conwy . bythgofiadwy. Bûm am oddeutu mewn geiriau, o glywed beirniaid a Ganed Huw yn Aberystwyth a pythefnos yn celu’r gyfrinach oddi chanddynt y fath ddawn lenyddol derbyniodd ei addysg yn Ysgol wrth ymron i bawb ag eithrio fy ag Eigra Lewis Roberts a Chefin Rhydypennau, Ysgol Gyfun rhieni, fy nghariad, ac un cyfaill Roberts yn pwyso a mesur fy Penweddig, Aberystwyth, ac ym agos – afraid dweud y bu’r ngwaith. Fel nodais wrth siarad Mhrifysgol Cymru, Aberystwyth, pythefnos hwnnw, yn enwedig â’r wasg yn dilyn diweddglo’r lle graddiodd y llynedd gyda sioc a syndod ei ddechrau, a nerfau seremoni, mae presenoldeb y gradd dosbarth cyntaf yn y disgwylgar ei ddiwedd, yn un fath feirniaid yn anochel yn denu Gymraeg. Dychwelodd yno ym hynod gyffrous! cystadleuwyr, ac yn ein hannog i roi mis Hydref 2007 i ddilyn cwrs Rhaid oedd imi, tan gyngor prif o’n gorau wrth gystadlu. ymchwil uwchraddedig, ac i swyddogion yr Urdd, ymbresenoli Bu gweddill y diwrnod yn un lunio traethawd MPhil ar nofel yn y pafiliwn tuag awr cyn y rhuthr o gyfweliadau a chamerâu gyntaf Winnie Parry, sef Sioned. Coroni, ac fel y mae fy nghariad o fflach, wrth imi gael fy hebrwng o Mae gan Huw gysylltiadau hyd yn tystiolaethu, yr oeddwn, fan i fan ar hyd y maes i drafod fy teuluol cryf â phentref wrth wylio’r cystadlaethau llwyfan llwyddiant yng nghystadleuaeth Caerfarchell, ar benrhyn Dewi, ac gystadlu am Goron Eisteddfod yr yn y cyfnod byr hwnnw yn y Goron, ynghyd â’r gweithiau yno, yn y cartref teuluol, y mae ei Urdd. union cyn cychwyn y seremoni, llenyddol oedd wrth ei wraidd, rieni’n byw bellach. Dywedodd y beirniaid Eigra yn llawn o ryw blethiad rhyfedd gyda aelodau’r wasg. Ymhen Mae Huw’n gweithio fel aelod Lewis Roberts a Cefin Roberts am o densiwn pryderus ar y naill hir a hwyr, daeth diwedd i’w o dîm monitro Mercator, sy’n waith Huw: law, a brwdfrydedd cyffrous cwestiynau, a dychwelsom, gyda’r monitro rhaglenni S4C fel rhan o’r “Does dim dwywaith nad ar y llall. Fodd bynnag, gyda goron yn ei blwch, i’r gwesty ysgoloriaethau sy’n ei gynnal yn oes gan hwn ddawn arbennig. dechrau gweithgareddau’r Coroni yn Llandudno lle’r oeddem yn ystod ei fyfyrdodau. Mae’n aelod Mae’n ddigri, yn goeglyd, ac yn diflannodd y pryder hwnnw aros fel teulu’r noswaith honno, o Bwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol arbrofol.” ac fe’m maglwyd gan gyffro’r yn dra blinedig. Ond er yr holl CYD, a bu’n dysgu seminarau Ceri Elen, Aelwyd CF1, digwyddiad am weddill y dydd. flinder, yr oedd y wên dawel, Cymraeg ail iaith yn ystod y Caerdydd, ddaeth yn ail a Sioned Mwynheais y seremoni ei ddedwydd honno, oedd wedi flwyddyn academaidd ddiwethaf Elin Hughes, Aelod Unigol o hun yn fawr iawn, o orfoledd yr ffurfio’n raddol ar hyd fy wyneb ym Mhrifysgol Aberystwyth. Landrindod ddaeth yn drydydd . orymdaith o’m sedd i’r llwyfan i yn ystod y dydd, bellach wedi tyfu Pan na fydd yn gweithio, bydd Rhoddir replica’r goron eleni gan fwrlwm a hwyl y dawnsio. Hynod i’w llawnder, ac wedi ymgartrefu Huw’n mwynhau chwarae pãl, Ceir Cymru a Brodwaith Cyf., a o beth oedd gweld addasiad o’m ar hyd fy ngruddiau. Rhodiais ar treulio amser hamdden yng noddwyd y seremoni gan HSBC gwaith ar wal fideo’r llwyfan, a hyd promenâd Llandudno yng nghaffis niferus ac amrywiol Daeth Huw hefyd yn gydradd chlywed geiriau a brawddegau mor nghwmni fy nghariad gan wylio’r Aberystwyth, darllen a thrio drydydd gyda chyd-fyfyriwr o gyfarwydd yn cael eu hadrodd, haul yn machlud, a gwenais, fel nas chwarae golff! Aberystwyth am y gadair dydd eu hactio a’u dehongli mewn dull gwenais erioed o’r blaen. Dyma’r tro cyntaf iddo Iau. mor gelfydd. Yn ogystal, megis Dewi Huw Owen Y tro cyntaf i mi ddod ar ddeallus. ‘Roedd y ddawn draws Dewi Huw oedd ganddo i dreiddio dan yr mewn cystadlaethau’r wyneb a dadansoddi unrhyw Actor ifanc Urdd - llefarydd hyderus a destun, boed farddoniaeth neu pherfformiwr cadarn mewn ryddiaith gyda threiddgarwch Llongyfarchiadau i Sion Wyn ymgom. Fel disgybl, wel ... a gwreiddioldeb. Ysgrifennwr Hurford, Penrhyn-coch, actor ‘roedd e’n brofiad unigryw i creadigol? Wrth gwrs, ... ieuengaf Cwmni Licris Alsorts, a addysgu rhywun mor alluog dyma fflach arbennig, ac eleni: dderbyniodd wobr arbennig yng â Dewi Huw. Doedd dim llongyfarchiadau calonnog ar Ngãyl Ddrama’r Groeslon angen hyfforddiant ar destunau lwyddiant haeddiannol a phob cynnar arno - ‘roedd e’n hoffi hwyl eto yn y dyfodol! (Gweler tudalen 16 ) darllen y deunydd anodd Nerys Llewelyn Davies, ei hunan a’i ddehongli’n Ysgol Penweddig 2 Y TINCER MEHEFIN 2008 Y TINCER - un o bapurau bro Ceredigion | Sefydlwyd Medi 1977 ISSN 0963-925X | Rhif 301 | Medi 2007 SWYDDOGION DYDDIADUR Y TINCER GOLYGYDD - Ceris Gruffudd Y DYDDIAD OLAF Y BYDD GOHEBWYR LLEOL YN DERBYN DEUNYDD AR GYFER Y RHIFYN NESAF FYDD Rhos Helyg, 23 Maesyrefail Penrhyn-coch % 828017 MEDI 4 A MEDI 5 I’R GOLYGYDD. DYDDIAD CYHOEDDI MEDI 18 ) [email protected] MEHEFIN 21 Dydd Sadwrn Te mefus a’r Enw Da yn Llety Parc am 7.00 MEDI 3 Dydd Mercher Ysgolion STORI FLAEN - Alun Jones yn Eglwys Sant Ioan, Penrhyn-coch .Tocynnau £20 yn cynnwys pryd o Ceredigion yn ail agor ar ôl gwyliau’r Gwyddfor % 828465 fwyd tri chwrs gydag adloniant pan haf MEHEFIN 22 Nos Sul Cyngerdd gyda yn gwledda. Trefnir gan Bwyllgor Apêl TEIPYDD - Iona Bailey Catrin Finch ac enillwyr Ceredigion y Faenor Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yr MEDI 5 Nos Wener Barbiciw a disgo Eisteddfod yr Urdd 2008 ym Urdd 2010 Ceredigion a tynnu raffl (tocynnau ar werth gan CYSODYDD - Dylunio GraffEG % 832980 Mhafiliwn Ponthydfendigaid am 7.00 aelodau’r Pwyllgor ac eraill) yng Tocyn £8.00 GORFFENNAF 12 Nos Sadwrn Noson Nghlwb Pêl-droed Penrhyn-coch am CADEIRYDD - Mrs Llinos Dafis, Cedrwydd, goffi Cangen Rhydypennau Plaid 6.30 Llandre % 828262 MEHEFIN 24 Bore Mawrth Bore Cymru yn Llys Maelgwyn, Bow Street Agored gan Gylch Meithrin Trefeurig o o 7.00 ymlaen. Croeso cynnes i bawb. MEDI 6 Dydd Sadwrn Sioe Trefeurig IS-GADEIRYDD - Elin Hefin, Ynyswen, Stryd Fawr, Y Borth % 871334 10:30 tan 12:00 GORFFENNAF 15 Nos Fawrth MEDI 17 Nos Fercher Noson YSGRIFENNYDD - Anwen Pierce MEHEFIN 27 Nos Wener Pwyllgor Apêl Plwyf Trefeurig agoriadol Cymdeithas y Penrhyn yng 46 Bryncastell, Bow Street % 828337 Pwyllgor Apel Etholaeth Melindwr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yr Urdd nghwmni Mererid Hopwood yn festri Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yr Urdd, Ceredigion 2010 yng Nghlwb Pêl- Horeb am 7.30 TRYSORYDD - David England Ceredigion 2010 Cynhelir Cyfarfod droed Penrhyn-coch am 7.30 Pantyglyn, Llandre % 828693 Cyhoeddus yng Nghwesty’r Hafod, Pontarfynach am 7.30 pm Croeso GORFFENNAF 16 Nos Fercher LLUNIAU - Peter Henley Cynnes Cyfarfod blynyddol y Tincer yn festri CYFEILLION Y TINCER Dôleglur, Bow Street % 828173 Noddfa, Bow Street am 7.30 MEHEFIN 27- GORFFENNAF 3 Dyma fanylion enillwyr TASG Y TINCER Nosweithiau Gwener GORFFENNAF 21-24 Dyddiau Llun i Cyfeillion Y Tincer mis Mai Anwen Pierce Sleep Furiously: blwyddyn yn hanes Iau Y Sioe Fawr - Llanelwedd Trefeurig. Ffilm gan Gideon Koppel £15 (Rhif 9) Mrs S J Jones, yng Nghanolfan y Celfyddydau GORFFENNAF 22 Dydd Mawrth Bryn Dryw, Bow Street. GOHEBYDDION LLEOL (623232) Ysgolion Ceredigion yn cau am £10 (Rhif 83) Mrs Jane Nos Wener, Sadwrn, a Llun am wyliau’r haf Jenkins, Y Garej, Penrhyn- ABER-FFRWD A CHWMRHEIDOL 5.45 a 8.15; nos Sul am 5.30; dydd Mrs Beti Daniel, Glyn Rheidol % 880 691 coch. Mawrth am 2.30 a 5.45; nos Iau am GORFFENNAF 25 Nos Wener £5 (Rhif 64) Mr Steven BOW STREET 8.15 Ras Peli - Rhiw Tanffordd dan nawdd Williams, Llys Y Coed, Mrs Siân Evans, 43 Maes Afallen % 828133 Eglwys Dewi Sant, Capel Bangor 6.30 Penrhyn-coch. Mrs Mair Lewis, 40 Maes Ceiro % 828 102 GORFFENNAF 2 Dydd Mercher Trip pm Croeso Cynnes Anwen Pierce, 46 Bryncastell % 828 337 Pwyllgor yr Henoed Llandre a Bow CAPEL BANGOR/PEN-LLWYN Street i Abergwaun; cychwyn am AWST 2 Dydd Sadwrn Sioe Capel Cysylltwch â’r Trefnydd, Mrs Aeronwy Lewis, Rheidol Banc 1.00 Bangor a’r cylch Caeau Maesbangor Bryn Roberts, 4 Blaengeuffordd % 880 645 Brynmeillion, Bow Street, CAPEL MADOG, CEFN-LLWYD A CAPEL DEWI GORFFENNAF 11 Nos Wener Noson AWST 16 Dydd Sadwrn Sioe os am fod yn aelod. Dai Evans, Fferm Fronfraith, Comins-coch, yng nghwmni Geraint Lovgreen Penrhyn-coch % 623660 Alwen Griffiths, Lluest Fach % 880335 Elwyna Davies, Tyncwm % 880275 Nid yw’r Pwyllgor o angen-rheidrwydd yn cytuno ag Y Tincer drwy’r post DÔL-Y-BONT unrhyw farn a fynegir yn y papur hwn. Pris 10 rhifyn - £9 (£17 i wlad y tu allan i Ewrop).Cysylltwch % Mrs Llinos Evans, Dôlwerdd 871 615 Cyhoeddir Y Tincer yn fisol o Fedi i Fehefin gan â Haydn Foulkes, 7 Maesyrefail, Penrhyn-coch, Aberyst- DOLAU Bwyllgor Y Tincer. Argreffir gan Y Lolfa, Tal-y-bont wyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3HE. 01970 828 889 Mrs Margaret Rees, Seintwar % 828 309 GOGINAN Deunydd i’w gynnwys Y Tincer ar dâp Mrs Bethan Bebb, Penpistyll, Dylid cyfeirio unrhyw newyddion i’ch gohebydd lleol Cofiwch fod modd cael Y Tincer ar gaset ar gyfer y rhai sydd Cwmbrwyno % 880 228 neu i’r Golygydd, ac unrhyw lythyrau neu ddat- â’r golwg yn pallu.
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