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Y Tincer Rhag PAPUR BRO GENAU’R-GLYN, MELINDWR, TIRYMYNACH, TREFEURIG A’R BORTH PRIS 75c | Rhif 374 | RHAGFYR 2014 Cylch Meithrin Ffarwelio Datblygu yn dathlu efo Ceri yng Ngogerddan t.14 t.6 t.18 Actor Nadolig Llawen ifanc Owen Jac Roberts, a Blwyddyn gyda Richard Harrington o’r gyfres Y Gwyll. Cafodd Owen, mab Karen (Hughes Newydd dda gynt) a Matthew Roberts, Rhydyfelin, sy’n ddisgybl yn Ysgol Gymraeg Aberystwyth ac yn aelod o Ysgol Sul Horeb ei ddewis fel ecstra i’r ail gyfres. Bydd y bennod yn cael ei darlledu yn y flwyddyn newydd Gordon Jones ar ymweliad â’i ddeintydd i lansio ei gyfrol Caryl ac Aled a’r plant – Hedd a Gwenno – yn mwynhau stori – Dannedd Mel Morgwn – gweler t.18 gweler t.18 Y TINCER | RHAGFYR 2014 | 374 dyddiadurdyddiadur Sefydlwyd Medi 1977 Aelod o Fforwm Papurau Bro Ceredigion Rhifyn Ionawr Deunydd i law: Ionawr 2 Dyddiad cyhoeddi: Ionawr 14 ISSN 0963-925X RHAGFYR 18 Nos Iau Plygain traddodiadol Cwisfeistr yw Mr. Bob Hughes Jones. GOLYGYDD – Ceris Gruffudd dan nawdd Cymdeithas y Penrhyn yn festri Rhos Helyg, 23 Maesyrefail, Penrhyn-coch Horeb, Penrhyn-coch am 7.30 IONAWR 16 Nos Wener Bro fy mebyd ( 828017 | [email protected] yng nghwmni Jill, Judith, Llio a Nia Peris RHAGFYR 19 Bore Gwener Gwasanaeth Cymdeithas Lenyddol y Garn yn festri’r Garn TEIPYDD – Iona Bailey Nadolig Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig ym Methel am 7.30. CYSODYDD – Elgan Griffiths (832980 am 10.30. Ceir anerchiad gan gyn-ddisgybl Y Parchg Casi Jones (Thomas gynt), Y Felinheli. IONAWR 21 Nos Fercher Hazel Walford CADEIRYDD – Elin Hefin Davies yn sôn am Ynyswen, Stryd Fawr, Y Borth ( 871334 RHAGFYR 19 Dydd Gwener Ysgolion O. M. Edwards: y stori o’r newydd Cymdeithas IS-GADEIRYDD A THREFNYDD CYFEILLION Ceredigion yn cau am wyliau’r Nadolig y Penrhyn yn festri Horeb, Penrhyn-coch am Y TINCER – Bethan Bebb 7.30 Penpistyll, Cwmbrwyno, Goginan ( 880228 RHAGFYR 21 Nos Sul Gwasanaeth Carolau yn YSGRIFENNYDD – Anwen Pierce Eglwys Dewi Sant, Capel Bangor am 6.00 IONAWR 21 Nos Fercher Gyrfa chwist yn 3 Bryn Meillion, Bow Street ( 828337 Neuadd Pen-llwyn, Capel Bangor am 8.00. Croeso i bawb; raffl fawr yn cael ei thynnu TRYSORYDD – Hedydd Cunningham gyda gwobrau yn cynnwys £150 o vouchers Tyddyn-Pen-y-Gaer, Llandre, Aberystwyth 2015 Dydd Llun Ysgolion Ceredigion yn M&S ( 820652 [email protected] IONAWR 5 agor ar ôl gwyliau’r Nadolig HYSBYSEBION – Cysyllter a’r Trysorydd IONAWR 30 Nos Wener Hwyl a sbri i’r holl IONAWR 7 Dydd Mercher Angharad Lewis yn blwyfi yn Neuadd yr Eglwys, Penrhyn-coch LLUNIAU – Peter Henley siarad am ‘Ddringo Kilimanjaro’ Cymdeithas am 6.30 Dôleglur, Bow Street ( 828173 Chwiorydd y Garn am 2.30 o’r gloch IONAWR 31 Pnawn Sadwrn Oedfa TASG Y TINCER – Anwen Pierce IONAWR 14 Nos Fercher ‘Taith i’r India’, y ddwyieithog o ddiolchgarwch am wasanaeth TREFNYDD GWERTHIANT – Lila Piette Parchedig Wyn Morris. y Parchg Peter M. Thomas a neilltuo y Parchg Llys Hedd, Bow Street ( 820223 Cymdeithas Gymraeg y Borth yn Neuadd Judith Morris yn Ysgrifennydd Cyffredinol Gymunedol Y Borth am 7.30. newydd Undeb Bedyddwyr Cymru ym ABER-FFRWD A CHWMRHEIDOL Methel, Aberystwyth am 2.00. Mrs Beti Daniel IONAWR 16 Nos Wener Noson Cwis Caws a Glyn Rheidol ( 880 691 Gwin yn Neuadd yr Eglwys, Penrhyn-coch. Y Y BORTH – Elin Hefin Ynyswen, Stryd Fawr [email protected] Hoffai Ceris Gruffudd ddymuno RHODDION BOW STREET Nadolig llawen a blwyddyn newydd dda Mrs Mair Lewis, 40 Maes Ceiro ( 828 102 Cydnabyddir yn ddiolchgar y rhoddion Lynn Phillips, 1 Cae’r Odyn ( 820 908 isod. Croesewir pob cyfraniad boed gan i gyfeillion a darllenwyr y Tincer. Yn Anwen Pierce, 3 Bryn Meillion ( 828 337 unigolyn, gymdeithas neu gyngor. ôl f’arfer ni fyddaf yn gyrru cardiau Maria Owen, Swyddfa’r Post (828 201 Nadolig ond yn cyfrannu – eleni i’r CAPEL BANGOR / PEN-LLWYN Teulu Tangeulan, Capel Bangor £6 Mrs Aeronwy Lewis elusen GISDA – sy’n darparu cefnogaeth Elen Evans, Erwlas, Bow Street £5 Rheidol Banc, Blaengeuffordd ( 880 645 a chyfleoedd i bobl ifanc bregus. CAPEL MADOG, CEFN-LLWYD A CAPEL DEWI Eirian Hughes, Lluest Fach ( 880 335 Elwyna Davies, Tyncwm ( 880 275 Dei Evans, Fferm Fronfraith, Comins-coch Camera’r Tincer Telerau hysbysebu ( 623 660 Cofiwch am gamera digidol y Tincer Tudalen lawn (35 x 22 cm) £100 DÔL-Y-BONT – mae ar gael i unrhyw un yn yr ardal Hanner tudalen £60 Mrs Llinos Evans - Dôlwerdd ( 871 615 fydd am ei fenthyg i dynnu llun ar gyfer y Chwarter tudalen £30 DOLAU papur o gyngerdd, cinio neu ddigwyddiad neu hysbyseb bach ca. 5 x 8 cm £6 Mrs Margaret Rees - Seintwar ( 828 309 a gynhelir o fewn ein dalgylch. Fe’i cedwir y rhifyn - £40 y flwyddyn (10 rhifyn GOGINAN gan Mrs Mair Lewis, 40 Maes Ceiro, - misol o Fedi i Fehefin); mwy na 6 Mrs Bethan Bebb Bow Street (( 828102). Os byddwch am mis + £4 y mis , llai na 6 mis - £6 y Penpistyll, Cwmbrwyno ( 880 228 gael llun eich noson goffi yn Y Tincer mis. Cysyllter â’r trysorydd os am LLANDRE defnyddiwch y camera. hysbysebu. Mrs Mair England Pantyglyn, Llandre ( 828693 PENRHYN-COCH Mairwen Jones - 7 Tan-y-berth ( 820642 Colli Cadeirydd Cyntaf y Tincer A’r Tincer yn mynd i’r wasg daeth y newyddion am farwolaeth Eddie Jones, Waunfawr, TREFEURIG Aberystwyth - cyn brifathro Ysgol Rhydypennau. Estynnwn ein cydymdeimlad â Bethan Mrs Edwina Davies Darren Villa, Pen-bont Rhydybeddau ( 828 296 Jones ac â Nerys Ann a Dafydd a’u teuluoedd. Eddie oedd Cadeirydd cyntaf y Tincer a bu yn Brif Ddosbarthydd a Chadeirydd o 1977 hyd 1997. Gobeithiwn gyhoeddi teyrnged iddo yn y rhifyn nesaf. 2 CYFEILLION Y TINCER Dyma fanylion enillwyr Cyfeillion y Tincer Mis Tachwedd 2014 £25 (Rhif 194) Sian Mari Evans, Deilyn, Cefn-llwyd £15 (Rhif 85) Anwen Pierce, 3 Bryn Meillion, Bow Street £10 (Rhif 32) Huw Meirion Edwards, Banc yr Eithin, Llandre Fe dynnwyd y rhifau buddugol gan aelodau o’r tîm dosbarthu yn festri Bethlehem, Llandre pnawn Mercher Tachwedd 19 Nawr yw’r amser i ymaelodi yn Y Cyfeillion gan y bydd tymor newydd yn dechrau mis Ionawr. 30 MLYNEDD YN OL Y delynores Eira Lynn Jones, cyntaf, hefyd disgybl o wlad Groeg, Annwyl Olygydd Aelybryn, (Capel Bangor) enillydd a thelynorion o bob rhan o Brydain. Ar ran Cymdeithas Hanes Teuluoedd Ysgoloriaeth Nansi Richards 1984 Darn a gomisiynodd Eira gan Bill Ceredigion hoffwn dynnu sylw eich darl- (O’r Tincer Rhagfyr 1984) Connor 21 blynedd yn ôl - Songs for lenwyr at gyhoeddiadau a fyddai efallai Mae Eira Lynn yn byw ym Love and Remembering fydd yn cael o ddiddordeb iddynt ac sydd ar werth Manceinion ac yn 2015 bydd yn ei ganu. Fe’i comisiynwydl yn ystod gan y Gymdeithas. Ers rhai blynyddoedd dathlu 25 mlynedd yn dysgu yn yr argyfwng yn Sarajavo. Roedd Gŵyl yr ydym wedi bod yn ymweld â myn- RNCM fel pennaeth Adran Telyn Telyn yn yr RNCM a mi gafodd y wentydd yng Ngheredigion er mwyn yn y Coleg Cerdd. Ar Mawrth darn y grandawiad cyntaf yr amser adysgrifio’r cerrig beddau a geir yno. 19, cynhelir cyngerdd gyda 13 hynny. Darn sydd yn berthnasol Dyma restr o’r llyfrynnau sydd ar gael: o delynorion sydd wedi cael heddiw hefyd. Capel Capel Bangor, Eglwys Newydd, hyfforddiant ganddi - rhai yn y Coleg Bydd y cyngerdd hefyd yn agor y Gwnnws, Llanafan, Llanddeiniol, nawr a rhai dros y blynyddoedd. Yn dathliadau ar gyfer lawnsio Neuadd Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, Llangynfelyn, eu plith mae Manon Llwyd a Mary Gyngerdd newydd yr RNCM. Llanilar, Llantrisant, Lledrod, Maen y Ann Kennedy - y ddwy fyfyrwraig Gweler http://eiralynnjones.co.uk/ Groes; Mynydd Bach, Salem; Mynwent y Dref, Cei Newydd; Pen-llwyn, Capel Bangor; Rhostie; Tal-y-bont – bron yn barod; Tal-y-bont, Bethel – bron yn barod; Tal-y-bont, Nazareth; Tal-y-bont, Eisteddfodau’r Urdd 2015 Tabernacl; Trefenter; Ysbyty Cynfyn, Yspyty Yswyth; Ystrad Meurig. CHWEFROR 25 Dydd Mercher Gŵyl Os oes diddordeb gan unrhyw un o’ch Offerynnol Ceredigion yn Theatr Felin-fach darllenwyr mewn hanes teulu neu yn am 12.30 MAWRTH 4 Dydd Mercher. Rhagbrofion Ymunwch â Grwˆp Facebook Ytincer wir hanes lleol, beth am ymaelodi â’r Eisteddfod cylch Aberystwyth yn Ysgolion Gymdeithas. Cynhelir cyflwyniadau yn cynradd y dref Dilynwch y Tincer ar Trydar @TincerY Neuadd Eglwys Dewi Sant, Stryd y Bad- MAWRTH 4 Dydd Mercher Eisteddfod don, Aberystwyth yn fisol. Uwchradd cylch Aberystwyth yn Am fwy o fanylion gweler gwefan y Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig Cyhoeddir y Tincer yn fisol o Fedi i Gymdeithas www.cgnfhs.org.uk neu e- MAWRTH 5 Dydd Iau. Eisteddfod Ddawns Mehefin gan Bwyllgor y Tincer. Argreffir ac Eisteddfod cylch bostio [email protected] gan y Lolfa, Tal-y-bont. Nid yw’r Pwyllgor Aberystwyth yng Nghanolfan y Celfyddydau, Aberystwyth o angenrheidrwydd yn cytuno ag unrhyw Yn gywir, MAWRTH 16 Nos Lun. Eisteddfod farn a fynegir yn y papur hwn. Dylid Menna H Evans, Ysgrifennydd Rhanbarth Aelwydydd yn yr cyfeirio unrhyw newyddion i’ch gohebydd Ysgol Gymraeg Aberystwyth am 6.00. lleol neu i’r Golygydd, ac unrhyw lythyr MAWRTH 20 Dydd Gwener. Eisteddfod neu ddatganiad i’r wasg i’r Golygydd. Uwchradd Rhanbarth Ceredigion ym Y mae pawb sy’n ymwneud â’r Tincer yn Mhafiliwn Pontrhydfendigaid o 9.00 yb Fel mae’r TIncer yn mynd i’r wasg cafwyd gwneud hynny’n wirfoddol ac yn ddi-dâl MAWRTH 21 Dydd Sadwrn. Eisteddfod gwybod fod - yn dilyn cais i Eisteddfod cynradd Rhanbarth Ceredigion ym er budd y gymuned leol. Nhw fel unigolion Rhyngwladol Llangollen – “Cor Ysgolion Mhafiliwn Pontrhydfendigaid am 9.00 sy’n derbyn pob risg a chyfrifoldeb Penrhyn-coch a Phen-llwyn” wedi eu MAWRTH 24 Dydd Mawrth.
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