THE latest community news from Llandysul

WI PRESIDENT

Anne Morgan opened the meeting at the Tysul Hall on Thursday, 5 September, welcoming members.

Following the reading of minutes and usual business, Anne opened a discussion on a suggestion by the committee to reduce the number of committee members with some of the lighter tasks being shared amongst the remainder.

A vote was taken and it was agreed to reduce the number from 12 to 10, starting from the new committee being voted for in November at the AGM.

It was also agreed that some posts on the committee e.g. treasurer, would be beneficial if they could be continued by the same member longer than the current time.

Entertainment for the evening was a mock Loose Women, as seen on TV, event with the panellists being the ‘Loose Men’ of Llandysul: Rhodri James from the Porth, Gary Reynolds, the butcher, John Jones (Cloggs) and Brian ‘Teify’ from the Kings Arms pub.

Each panellist was asked to bring an item with them and speak about it, followed by a question and answer session which revealed some very enlightening information and humorous stories about them.

How many of us would think of keeping a huge plastic syringe for 40 years which helped to save a cow?

That clog dancing on the QEII for two weeks would open up years of business opportunities?

The Porth’s secret ‘Dancing Queen’ also wants to learn Italian? Being a past martial arts champion meant serving in the butchers with two black eyes most of the year.

It is amazing what you can find out from just a few questions in such a short time and we all very much enjoyed having the chance to ask each of them.

A vote of thanks was given by Daphne Jones.

The competition for the night was - ’A bow tie’, 1st prize won by Judith Roberts.

Members were reminded of various up and coming events including the dolphin spotting boat trip on Thursday, 19 September, at 11am, leaving from New Quay; and a fashion show by Bon Marche, Bronwydd Hall on Friday, 27 September.

The next meeting will be in the Tysul Hall on Thursday, 3 October, at 7.30pm.

Sioe

CAFWYD diwrnod hyfryd ar gae’r sioe yn Hengae, Saron a da oedd gweld y cystadlu yn frwd a’r ymwelwyr yn mwynhau.

Diolch i bawb am bob cymorth a chefnogaeth er llwyddiant y sioe eleni eto.

History society

ON Wednesday, 25 September, at 7.15pm at Tysul Hall a talk will be given by Tony Honeyman on ‘Ceredigion and the Llandysul Homeguard’.

Everyone welcome - non-members will be asked to make a donation of £3.

Enquiries: Lesley Parker (07989 127396), Jane Kerr (01559 363201), [email protected] or www.hanesllandysulhistory.co.uk

CyD

BYDD cyfarfod nos Fercher, 18 Medi am 7.45yh, yng Ngwesty’r Porth.

Thema’r mis hwn: Eich hoff raglen deledu neu radio o’ch plentyndod.

Glasgoed

COME to visit Glasgoed for tea and music on 25 September at 2pm.

A warm welcome to all and best wishes to Ursula on her new post as warden.

Eglwys

CYNGERDD y Cynhaeaf yng nghwmni Bois y Gilfach yn yr eglwys ar nos Sadwrn, 26 Hydref.

Tocynnau: £10, croeso i bawb.

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