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Llais Ogwan Mai 2007 Mawrth 2012 Rhif 420 50c Diogelwch sydd Bwysicaf adael y lôn ar y cyffyrdd, a cherddwyr, beicwyr a marchogion sy’n defnyddio ochrau’r lôn neu’n ceisio croesi’r ffordd. Mae gwir bryder yn yr ardal am y sefyllfa hon, ac rydym yn awyddus i ddatgan y pryder hwn mewn modd adeiladol er mwyn ceisio symud ymlaen i ddatrys y broblem. Credwn fod diogelwch y cyhoedd yn flaenoriaeth.” Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ddiweddar wedi gofyn i’r holl awdurdodau priffyrdd adolygu cyfyngiadau cyflymder lleol ac i wneud unrhyw newidiadau erbyn Rhagfyr 2014. Rhaid i gyfyngiadau cyflymder fod yn seiliedig ar dystiolaeth ac ar ddadansoddiad o gostau a buddion trwy asesu nifer o ffactorau. Meddai’r Cynghorydd Plaid Cymru John Wyn Williams: “Mae criw Parchu Pentir wedi bod yn Y Cyng. John Wyn Williams efo Lucy Warren ac Iwan Thomas, gweithio’n ddiwyd yn casglu cynrychiolwyr Parchu Pentir tystiolaeth am y broblem hon yn yr ardal. Mae cyflymder y drafnidiaeth ae nifer o drigolion lleol a ddaeth at ei gilydd i ffurfio grŵp Parchu ar y ffordd yn achosi pryder i’r Pentir yn sgil menter Trefi Taclus wedi cyflwyno deiseb efo 350 o gymuned gyfan, gan ei bod hi’n Menwau arni i adran Priffyrdd y cyngor sir yn galw am gyfyngu’r beryglus i drigolion gerdded a cyflymdra i 40 milltir yr awr ar y rhan o’r a4244 sy’n mynd trwy Bentir. chyfarfod ar y rhan hon o’r ffordd, Mynegwyd pryder gan drigolion Rhydygroes, Pentir a Rhiwlas ers tro ac mae hynny’n effeithio ar fywyd y ynghylch y peryglon ar y rhan o’r ffordd o dro Tan-y-foel cyn cyrraedd gymdogaeth. Mae sicrhau bod pobl Rhydygroes hyd at yr ochr draw i dro Rhiwlas. Mae’r rhan hon tua 1.2 yr ardal yn gallu mynd ynglŷn â’u cilometr o hyd, ac arni mae pedair cyffordd, chwe man croesi i gerddwyr, pethau yn hwylus a diogel yn pedwar mynediad i dai preifat, un safle bws, a saith mynediad i gaeau. bwysig i bob un ohonom, felly ein Mae trigolion yr ardal wedi bod yn pwyso am newid ers dwy flynedd gobaith yw gallu cydweithio â’r bellach, ac yn ddiweddar bu cynrychiolwyr Parchu Pentir a’r cynghorydd awdurdodau priodol trwy gyflwyno sir sy’n cynrychioli ardal Pentir, John Wyn Williams, yn cyfarfod tystiolaeth sy’n dangos yn glir yr swyddogion yr adran Priffyrdd. Cyflwynwyd gwybodaeth a thystiolaeth i’r anawsterau presennol. Rwy’n swyddogion, sy’n dangos peryglon difrifol y sefyllfa bresennol sy’n ddiolchgar i griw Parchu Pentir am caniatáu cerbydau i yrru ar gyflymder o 60 milltir yr awr. eu gwaith, ac yn falch o gydweithio â nhw er lles yr ardal gyfan.” Meddai llefarydd ar ran Parchu Pentir: “Rydym wedi cyflwyno corff sylweddol o dystiolaeth sy’n dangos pa mor beryglus yw’r rhan hon o’r Mae adroddiad o’r dystiolaeth a a4244 o dan yr amodau presennol. Mae nifer o ddigwyddiadau peryglus gyflwynwyd i’r Cyngor ar gael ar y ar y rhan yma o’r briffordd, a hynny gyda gyrwyr sy’n ceisio ymuno neu wefan www.rhiwen.com Llais Ogwan 2 Llais Ogwan DYDDIaDuR Y DYffRYN Rhoddion i’r Llais £20.00 Er cof am Mr a Mrs J.H Pritchard, Mis Mawrth Tŷ Capel, Brynteg, Bethesda PANEL GOLYGYDDOL 17 Bore Coffi Eisteddfod Dyffryn Ogwen. £ 5.00 Mr a Mrs Nigel Fisher, Neuadd Ogwen 10.00 – 12.00 1 Caeau Gleision, Rhiwlas Derfel Roberts 600965 [email protected] 19 Te Bach .Festri Carmel Llanllechid. £20.00 Er cof am y Cynghorydd John Robert Ieuan Wyn 600297 2.30 – 4.00 Jones, 67 Bro Emrys, Talybont, a fu [email protected] farw ar 22 Mawrth 2011, oddi wrth 21 Cymdeithas Lenyddol Gofalaeth Bro Myfanwy a’r teulu gyda diolch i Lowri Roberts 600490 Dyffryn Ogwen. Ysgol Llanllecid am bawb am fod mor garedig. [email protected] 6.30 Dewi Llewelyn Siôn 600274 £ 5.00 Mrs Betty Owen, 12 Glanffrydlas, [email protected] 24 Bore Coffi Llais Ogwan. Neuadd Bethesda Ogwen 10.00 – 12.00 fiona Cadwaladr Owen 601592 £20.00 Er cof annwyl am ben-blwydd Bob [email protected] 27 Plaid Cymru, Cangen Dyffryn Ogwen. Parry, 43 Adwy’r Nant, Bethesda (18 Si ân Esmor Rees 600427 Cefnfaes am 7 00 Mawrth). “Hiraeth mawr bob dydd [email protected] amdanat” – Ann a’r teulu i gyd. 29 Merched y Wawr Bethesda. Medwyn Emlyn Evans 600501 Williams. Cefnfaes am 7.00 £20.00 Er cof am Leslie Williams, [email protected] 17 Stad Coetmor, Bethesda, oddi wrth Neville Hughes 600853 31 Bore Coffi Samariaid. Neuadd Ogwen Vera a’r teulu [email protected] 10.00 – 12.00 £20.00 Er hiraethus gof am ben-blwydd Wil, Dewi a Morgan 602440 13 Gwernydd, Gerlan, oddi wrth [email protected] Mis Ebrill Myfanwy, Marian, Gwenda a’r teulu i Dafydd fôn Williams 601583 gyd. [email protected] 01 Cymanfa Ganu. Capel Bethlehem, £10.00 Er cof am Gwilym Williams, Walter W Williams 601167 Talybont, am 7.30. Lôn Groes, Rachub [email protected] 07 Bore Coffi. Apel Eist. Yr Urdd Eryri £11.00 Mrs Eurwen Griffith, 5 Rhes Mostyn, 2012. Neuadd Ogwen. 10.00 – 12.00 SWYDDOGION Bethesda Cadeirydd: 14 Bore Coffi Cyfeillion Ysbyty £50.00 Er cof am y diweddar Edward Henry andré Lomozik, Zakopane, Gwynedd. Neuadd Ogwen. 10.00 – Evans, Plas Ogwen, Bethesda, oddi 12.00 7 Rhos-y- Coed, Bethesda, Bangor, wrth Jac Evans a’r teulu. Gwynedd LL57 3NW 602117 14 Marchnad Cynnyrch Lleol. Llys £14.50 Andrew Speddy a’r teulu, Pant Glas, Trefnydd Hysbysebion: Dafydd. 10.00 – 2.00 Bethesda Neville Hughes, 14 Pant, Bethesda LL57 3Pa 600853 21 Bore Coffi Ymchwil Cancr. Neuadd £19.50 Deri a Megan Tomos, Sychnant, [email protected] Ogwen. 10.00 – 12.00 Llanllechid Ysgrifennydd: £ 4.50 Di-enw, Rhiwlas Gareth Llwyd, Talgarnedd, 26 Merched y Wawr Bethesda. Brethyn Cartref. Cefnfaes am 7. 3 Sgwâr Buddug, Bethesda £22.00 Di-enw, Llandygai LL57 3aH 601415 [email protected] 28 Bore Coffi Capel Jerusalem. Neuadd £4.00 Di-enw, Bryn, Llandygai . Ogwen. 10.00 – 12.00 Trysorydd: Godfrey Northam, 4 Llwyn Bedw, Rachub, Llanllechid LL57 3eZ 600872 archebu Llais Ogwan Y Llais Drwy’r Post: drwy’r Post Owen G Jones, 1 erw Las, Bethesda, Gwynedd LL57 3NN 600184 £18 Gwledydd Prydain £27 ewrop Llais Ogwan ar Dâp £36 Gweddill y Byd - Golygydd y Mis Os gwyddoch am rywun sy’n cael Owen G. Jones, 1 erw Las, trafferth â’i olwg, ac a hoffai dderbyn Golygydd y mis hwn oedd Ieuan Wyn. Bethesda, Gwynedd LL57 3NN copi o’r Llais ar gasét bob mis, Golygydd mis ebrill fydd Derfel Roberts, [email protected] cysylltwch ag un o’r canlynol: Llys artro, 84 Ffordd Carneddi, Bethesda, LL57 3SG. 01248 600965 Gareth Llwyd 601415 [email protected] Neville Hughes 600853 Pob deunydd i law erbyn dydd Mercher, Clwb Cyfeillion 4 ebrill, os gwelwch yn dda. Plygu nos Iau, 19 ebrill yng Nghanolfan Cefnfaes am Llais Ogwan Cyhoeddir gan 6.45. Gwobrau Mis Mawrth Bwyllgor Llais Ogwan £30 (130) Wynne ap Iorwerth, Cysodwyd gan Tasg , Glanrafon Bach, Mynydd Llandygai Gorffwysfa, Sling, Tregarth Cydnabyddir £20 (191) Mr Ray Davies, 9 Heol Ifor, Caerdydd LL57 4RJ 07902 362 213 Cefnogaeth £10 (38) Beryl Wynne Williams, [email protected] Talgarnedd, Sgwâr Buddug, argraffwyd gan Wasg Ffrancon, Bethesda Dôl Ddafydd, Bethesda LL57 3LY £5 (110) Dafydd Owen, 01248 601669 6 Lôn Groes, Rachub Llais Ogwan 3 Annwyl Gyfeillion ru Dyffryn Ogwen Dymunaf estyn gwahoddiad i chi i Cangen Plaid Cym Llythyrau ddigwyddiad unigryw at y 30ain o Fawrth yng Nghapel Rehoboth, Nant Peris am 7 p.m. Cyngerdd Cynhaliwyd ein Cyfarfod Blynyddol yn Neuadd Ogwen rhad ac am ddim fydd hwn i ar nos Lun, 27 Chwefror. Tyddyn Dicwm, "Achub" neu i gau y capel, gydag Pont y Pandy Yn ei adroddiad soniodd y Cadeirydd, y Cynghorydd Iona ac Andy yn perfformio. Fe Dafydd Meurig, am yr holl brysurdeb a’r llwyddiannau a wneir casgliad at elusen Orran sy'n Annwyl Ddarllenwyr, fu yn ystod y llynedd. Diolchodd i’r aelodau am eu gwaith helpu plant digartref yn Armenia. caled a fu’n gymorth i ail-ethol alun Ffred Jones i’r Wedi cyfnod o dros ddeng mlynedd Bydd Llysgennad Armenia yno Cynulliad Cenedlaethol, a hefyd i ennill y Refferendwm ar hugain fel Cynghorydd dros Blaid gyda ni yn sôn am drafferthion dros ragor o bwerau i’r Cynulliad. Cymru yn ardaloedd Llandygai a Armenia, yn enwedig oherwydd y Roedd yn ddiolchgar iawn i bawb am eu cefnogaeth iddo Thregarth, rwyf wedi penderfynu ffin gyda Thwrci sydd wedi ei gau peidio â chynnig fy hun fel pan enillodd sedd arllechwedd yn Is- etholiad Cyngor ers ugain mlynedd. Bydd gweddi Gwynedd ym mis Mehefin. ymgeisydd gogyfer etholiadau mis dros Ferthyron Armenia a'n Mai. Merthyron ninnau gan Esgob Vahan Pleser hefyd, meddai, oedd bod yn y Gynhadledd yn Carwn ddiolch i’m cyd-gynghorwyr o'r Eglwys Armenaidd ym Llandudno ym mis Medi pryd y gwobrwywyd y o bob plaid am eu cyfeillgarwch a’u Mhrydain, Cynghorydd Dafydd Owen am ei holl waith diflino i’r Blaid. cydweithrediad, ac yn arbennig i’r Pam bod cau Rehoboth yn clerc, Mr Gwilym Evans, am ei rhywbeth anos ei stumogi na chau Soniodd yr Ysgrifennydd, Mrs. Ceinwen evans, am gymorth a’i gyngor doeth yn ystod unrhyw gapel arall, meddwch? amryw o faterion a godwyd yn ystod cyfarfodydd misol y fy mhedwar cyfnod fel cadeirydd. Onid yma yng nghilfachau Eryri y Gangen. Dywedodd fod modd cael y maen i’r wal a chael Credaf inni gyflawni llawer i wella collasom ein hannibyniaeth fel atebion boddhaol i wahanol broblemau drwy lythyru a adnoddau yn ein pentrefi.
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