The series of seminars, including Bega and Merimbula, is a final installment of Dr Claudianos’ campaign to alert community to the alleged dangers of water fluoridation, prior to BVSC’s proposed roll-out.

The Eden Lionesses are looking for anyone who would like to have their garden 'open to the public' on October 22 and 23 for their annual "Open Garden" event.  

This community event which is held on the weekend prior to the Eden Whale Festival has proved to be extremely popular with gardening enthusiasts. 

Funds which are raised go towards supporting our local community.

Please consider sharing your garden with the community and surrounds.  For more information please contact Sandra on 64961459 (after hours), she will be delighted to hear from you.   

The Eden Meals on Wheels roster for the week starting Monday, May 23, is: Monday, Shirley McCamish; Tuesday, Jim Gall and Jane Adam; Wednesday, Steve and Marie Mahoney; Thursday, Rose and Jack Dickenson; and Friday, Celia Hannan and Ted Spinks.

The Eden Tigers RLFC Saturday Raffle Results are: 1st Neil Palmer; 2nd Ross Dobbins and 3rd June Lynch.

The book launch for Eden’s new visitor's guide is set for Wednesday, May 25 at 5pm at the Eden Visitor Information Centre. 

There will be nibbles and drinks for members and advertisers who attend. There will also be reps from National Parks and Wildlife, Sapphire Coast Tourism, Eden Tourism and the majority of tourist organisations attend.

For catering purposes please RSVP by May, 23 on 6496 1953 or info@visiteden.com.au

Pambula’s top lifesavers, surf sport and administrators will be honoured this weekend when Pambula Surf Life Saving Club holds its annual award dinner.

The volunteer rescue organisation has had another busy season spanning from September 2015 to Anzac Day 2016, with surf patrols, George Bass Marathon, Same Wave, surf carnivals and call-out responses to after hour emergencies highlighting the length and breadth of member’s skills and experience.

On Saturday night, Lifesaver of the Year, Senior Club Person and the first recipient of the Cecil Stone Shield for Patrol Member of the year will be announced amongst a host of other awards.  

Food and refreshments are all included in the night which kicks off at 6pm.

Bookings can be made by emailing Simone Shaw at secretary@splashinternet.org or by visiting the Pambula SLSC Facebook page.

The Eden Community Access Centre offers a range of Computer Training programs. If you need help with iPad, email, Internet, creating basic word documents, Facebook, Photos, Windows 10, Cleaning up your Computer, Power Point, ebay and much much more. The Eden Community Access centre can provide you with one on one assistance, small group sessions and follow up support. For details call 64963970 or emailaccesscentre@eden.nsw.au

The Monthly Meeting of the Eden View Club will be held next Monday, May 23, at the Fisherman's Club at 12 noon.

The theme of the meeting is "Shoe and Tell".  All members are asked to bring their favorite or memorable pair of shoes. We encourage a funny or interesting story.

A committee meeting will also be held on the same day at 11am.

All are cordially invited to the Bega Valley Genealogy Society’s annual seminar on Saturday May 28 from 10am to 4pm at Pambula Public School to hear from three notable speakers.

Kim Phillips, editor of Spirits of Gallipoli and Robyn Dryen, president of the Australian Jewish Genealogical Society Inc will spark your interest with some great topics.

All property owners will find Dr Carol Liston’s two sessions on Land and Property Information most informative. She will detail Torrens Title, Old parish maps, DPs, lot numbers, old ownerships and encumbrances such as mortgages, leases, easements etc.

The cost is $35 and included light lunch and morning and afternoon tea. 

Register with Ursula Hunt 6495 3566 or Mike Harrison 6492 0321. 

Well known Aboriginal Artist Merryn Apma of Apma Creations Tilba, returns to the stage with an exhibition of her latest work this Sunday, May 22 at the friendly Wyndham Village Market.

Wyndham welcomes visitors on the fourth Sunday of each month to it's popular all weather market held in and surrounding the Historic Wyndham School of Arts Hall from 8.30 to 1pm.

So catch up with friends over a cuppa and hot scones as the Wyndham Rural Fire Brigade serves up the popular Devonshire Teas with hot scones baked fresh on site, delicious gluten free options and all your favorite food from the outdoor barbecue.

An increasing array of stalls offer a variety of organic produce, specialty teas, coffee, homemade croissants and cakes, handmade gifts and beautiful knitted goods, antiques collectibles and quality pre-loved items and rustic bits and pieces as well.

Stalls cost just $15 for Casual Sites, $13 for regulars who book 3 months in advance and $10 for the car boot sale. 

Book a stall by calling Yvonne on 6494 2443.

Members if the community have banded together to help well-known local Sue Fraser who is going through a tough time dealing with ongoing treatment for cancer. 

Ms Fraser has always been the first one to put her hand up to support many charities over the years including the regular gig at the Pambula Beach Surf Life Saving Club for special needs children and adults from the local area. She also personally sponsors a family in Cambodia which assists the family with schooling and housing.

A band night fundraiser at the Pambula Merimbula Golf Club on Saturday, May 21, has been organised to help raise money to assist Ms Fraser in her time of need. Doors open at 8pm and tickets $20. 

Wanderer Replica Project Eden Inc. advises that their major raffle of a paddle board or Opal necklace as previously advised will now be drawn on Sunday June 19 at 12.30pm, at Seahorse Inn, Boydtown. Tickets are still available for $5 each or 5 for $20. Contact Morrie on 0438 805 684.

The Eden Lioness Club is once again hosting a Biggest Morning Tea. Members are ready to do what they do best and prepare a scrumptious morning tea. So why not come along and enjoy what's on offer at the RSL Hall on Thursday, May 26 from 10am - 12noon.  Gold coin donation and proceeds go to the Cancer Council.