Bin collections

Residents are required to:

• place bins out for collection before 6:00 AM on collection day.
• return bins to their property as soon as practical after collection. Fines may apply if you do not have an acceptable reason for not returning your bins to your property.
• ensure bins are kept clean, tidy and free of any graffiti.
• report damaged, stolen, broken and unserviceable bins for replacement.

Craft for 2023 starts Wednesday 8th Feb 9 am at Dayboro Showgrounds

Join us for a chat and or craft.

Everyone is welcome.

We have a workshop on pattern darning with Wendy on 22nd Feb.

Those not doing the workshop are still welcome to craft as usual.

If you are interested in the workshop please reply by 8th Feb. (We need numbers so the teacher can bring the kits)

Email cw********@gm***.com

Phone 0456533934

Meeting Information

Wednesday, 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

• In-person

• ---

• ID format
• Open

Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Nonalcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com

All main meals $20 except for Steaks which are $25, and children’s meals are $7.50. Find the Menu in the Menu Section on Facebook page.

The bar will be open.

Bookings are not required unless you have a large group. Contact the Club on 3425 1374 after 3 pm.

Every Saturday morning at 7 am, we gather at Ocean View Estates to walk, jog or run the scenic, 5 klm circuit through the vines. A great way to get your weekly fitness fix.

But if you ask each of us what we look forward to the most, we will likely tell you it is the feeling of community that is most important to us.

You can go anywhere in the world, turn up to a parkrun on Saturday morning, and know that you will be welcomed just like an old friend. It really is an amazing phenomenon, and even introverts like me can find a way to emerge from our shells and enjoy some time with friends.

It is the friends we have made through Ocean View parkrun that have made the most positive difference in our lives, and we would love to share that difference with you.

So come along this Saturday or any Saturday. Slip your walking or running shoes on and join us locals and tourists as we enjoy some healthy, happy time in the great outdoors.

And now, the favour.

We need your help.

Every week, this event is made possible by the local volunteers who offer an hour or two of their time to ensure parkrun goes ahead. Without these people, there will be no Ocean View parkrun, and that would be a tragedy, particularly to those of us who have benefitted so much from it.

So please, consider helping out for one parkrun, or three, or every week. Whatever you can manage.

I guarantee you will come away from it with new friends and a new appreciation of our fantastic local community.

https://www.parkrun.com.au/oceanview/

Reko Dayboro is an online farmers market where you can source local products, pay vendors directly, and collect your goodies from the lane off Bradley st behind the Dayboro Hall on Saturdays from 11 am to 12 pm

How does REKO work?

1. Vendors check their stock, growing it or producing it.
2. Vendors publish their findings on the Dayboro Reko Facebook page.
3. Facebook members (Dayboro Reko Facebook page is private), commit to purchasing.
4. Facebook members pay for it online. (no cash or sales on the day).
5. The vendor confirms the purchase.
6. On Saturday, the Vendor and Facebook member meet and exchange.

It is a simple process and works. There are alternatives like the Tradeshack.au that build upon the REKO initiative.

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com

Bin collections

Residents are required to:

• place bins out for collection before 6:00 AM on collection day.
• return bins to their property as soon as practical after collection. Fines may apply if you do not have an acceptable reason for not returning your bins to your property.
• ensure bins are kept clean, tidy and free of any graffiti.
• report damaged, stolen, broken and unserviceable bins for replacement.

Meeting Information

Wednesday, 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

• In-person

• ---

• ID format
• Open

Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Nonalcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com

Every Saturday morning at 7 am, we gather at Ocean View Estates to walk, jog or run the scenic, 5 klm circuit through the vines. A great way to get your weekly fitness fix.

But if you ask each of us what we look forward to the most, we will likely tell you it is the feeling of community that is most important to us.

You can go anywhere in the world, turn up to a parkrun on Saturday morning, and know that you will be welcomed just like an old friend. It really is an amazing phenomenon, and even introverts like me can find a way to emerge from our shells and enjoy some time with friends.

It is the friends we have made through Ocean View parkrun that have made the most positive difference in our lives, and we would love to share that difference with you.

So come along this Saturday or any Saturday. Slip your walking or running shoes on and join us locals and tourists as we enjoy some healthy, happy time in the great outdoors.

And now, the favour.

We need your help.

Every week, this event is made possible by the local volunteers who offer an hour or two of their time to ensure parkrun goes ahead. Without these people, there will be no Ocean View parkrun, and that would be a tragedy, particularly to those of us who have benefitted so much from it.

So please, consider helping out for one parkrun, or three, or every week. Whatever you can manage.

I guarantee you will come away from it with new friends and a new appreciation of our fantastic local community.

https://www.parkrun.com.au/oceanview/

Reko Dayboro is an online farmers market where you can source local products, pay vendors directly, and collect your goodies from the lane off Bradley st behind the Dayboro Hall on Saturdays from 11 am to 12 pm

How does REKO work?

1. Vendors check their stock, growing it or producing it.
2. Vendors publish their findings on the Dayboro Reko Facebook page.
3. Facebook members (Dayboro Reko Facebook page is private), commit to purchasing.
4. Facebook members pay for it online. (no cash or sales on the day).
5. The vendor confirms the purchase.
6. On Saturday, the Vendor and Facebook member meet and exchange.

It is a simple process and works. There are alternatives like the Tradeshack.au that build upon the REKO initiative.

Dayboro Conversation Club

The Dayboro Conversation Club is for seniors from Dayboro and the immediate surrounding area.   It is an opportunity for people to come together to share stories about life experiences, travel, and hobbies and gain support from others.   Many friendships have been made through fun and lots of laughter.   The weekly program includes guest speakers, sing-alongs, members’ contributions, quizzes, and so much more.

Does this sound like something for you? Please drop in for a visit.

New members are always welcome, we cater to both men and women.

The Club is supported by the Dayboro Lions and the Dayboro Uniting Church.

Meeting Times: Every Monday, Thursday and Friday:  10 am – 12 noon

Where:  United Church Hall, 22 Williams Street, Dayboro

Cost:  A donation (gold coin).  This cost covers morning tea and lunch.

Transport:  Members need to make their own arrangements.

Medical support: No qualified medical staff are available. Members need to bring their own carers if they need one.

For more information, please phone or message Dugi Wilson on 0478 312 567 or email  du*********@gm***.com