THE latest community news from around Aberaeron.

Peniel

BYDD yr oedfa y Sul nesaf, 23 Hydref am 5yh, gyda’r gwasanaeth yng ngofal y Parch Dr John Tudno Williams.

Tabernacl

BYDD yr oedfa y Sul nesaf, 23 Hydref am 10yb gyda’r Parch Alun Wyn Dafis yn pregethu.

Catholic Services

THERE will be a Mass on Sunday, 23 October at the Holy Cross Catholic Church, at midday.

Merched y Wawr Cylch Aeron

AR Y noson agoriadol croesawyd Neris Lloyd atom i gyflwyno iddi siec i Ymchwil y Cancr Cymru.

Diolch i Enidwen Jones am fod yng ngofal ein stondin amrywiol.

Yn lle chwarae gemau bwrdd, dewisiodd yr aelodau i gymdeithasu dros baned o de a chroesawu ein haelodau newydd.

Ar 21 Medi buom yn y Celtic Wines yn Henllan, yn cael ein tywys o amgylch y ffatri ac yn profi a phrynu gwin, bisgedi a danteithion moethus ac i ddilyn yn swpera yn La Calabria, Ffostrasol.

Ar 26 Hydref bydd Diane Smith o Pencae yn dod atom i sôn am y bywyd a gafodd yn Saudi Arabia.

Cofiwch am y Cwis Cenedlaethol ar 11 Tachwedd.

WI

PRESIDENT Eleanor Evans welcomed everyone to the meeting.

It was good to see Rosemary back and condolences were offered on the passing of her husband.

Eleanor also welcomed two visitors to the meeting and said she hoped they enjoyed the evening.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and agreed.

Slips were given out for the nomination of members for the next committee, and we have been asked to help serve tea and biscuits at the annual council meeting on 4 November.

A discussion took place about where and when we should book to have our Christmas dinner.

Eleanor went through the newsletter highlighting such items as the ACWW Lunch at the Llanina Arms on 20 October and the Winter Rally on 12 November.

In order to support the Climate Change Week a walk was suggested through Llanerchaeron.

Glen Johnson was our guest speaker for the evening, talking about his involvement with Cardigan Castle which started when he was a schoolboy.

In July 2003 he went back to the castle as an employee of Ceredigion Council to oversee getting rid of the vegetation.

His photographs showed the gradual progress made, clearing the parapets, the lawn, Castle Gate House and other areas.

Mr Johnson also spoke about the archaeological dig that uncovered foundations as well as articles such as arrowheads.

His talk gave us an insight into the uniqueness of Cardigan Castle with over 900 years of mixed history.

Linda Badham gave the vote of thanks.

Mr Johnson was then asked to judge the competition of a picture of a castle and Eleanor Evans came first with Anne Evans second.

Tea was served by Liz Owen, Jackie Jones and Linda Hughes, and this month’s raffle was drawn and won by Sylvia Williams.

Our next meeting is on Wednesday, 2 November at 7pm in the British Legion Hall.

Quiz Night

THE Memorial Hall annual Quiz Night will take place on Friday, 21 October at 7.30pm.

Teams of up to six people are invited to attend so please come along to this ever-challenging evening, and support the hall.

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