part 1 feb 12 - Doe Valley

Doe Valley, Kentucky February 2012
Our condolences to the family and friends of
Wathena Miller who passed away this month. She
was a resident of the Piping Rock Condos.
1. CRIMINAL ACTIVITY:
There have been some break-ins to vehicles and one
home in the Estates as of late. The Sheriff’s Dept.
says they have a person of interest. Please keep
your cars and homes locked especially at night and
when you are away. An unlocked car or door is an
open invitation for mischief.
2. RECYCLING: Remember, our bins at the
Office are only for a reasonable amount of articles
as well as size and type. Furniture, bedding,
appliances and other large things are supposed to be
taken to the recycle center. Please do not abuse this
convenience which will ruin it for everyone else. If
you have to make a trip up there, so be it, don’t just
drop it off here.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
DOE VALLEY ASSOCIATION, INC.
Monday, December 12 2011
5 p.m. at the Doe Valley
Administration Office
Members present: Bob Beyerlein, Bill Hofmann,
Mark Filburn, Stuart Pepper, Greg Hurt, and Ken
Wilson, General Manager.
Greg established a quorum of the Board of
Directors and the meeting came to order.
Financial Report:
Patsy started the financial stating they were on
target with last years and that no major changes are
needed or recorded. Liability insurance was paid in
the month of October; this made the Administrative
section operating expenses increase for the month.
Taxes were paid in November. It was also more
than Doe Valley budgeted due to the repossession
of property. Ken stated that Doe Valley will not
repossess anymore property for the foreseeable
future. Ken made it clear that it was because of the
fees, charges, lawyer fees, and property taxes that
we have to pay; not the fact that members are late
on their assessments. When the Homeowners
Association does this it is costing Doe Valley way
too much, and we did not budget for that in 2011;
currently, Doe Valley has over 90 lots. It will be
difficult to budget for future lot expenses because
we never know when the opportunity will present
itself. Each case will be examined and options
presented to the Board. It is a burden to have them
under the Association’s wing and it is coming at a
price that Doe Valley cannot sustain. Greg
suggested that we re-look at the 2012 budget and
adjust accordingly. Patsy said that she has already
adjusted the 2012 budget to reflex the increase in
taxes. Another suggestion was to have another
auction. It may be the answer to sell some of these
lots.
The Property Value Assessor has been seen driving
around Doe Valley, and we are not sure if property
taxes will be increasing in the coming year.
Bill asked a few questions on the Maintenance
budget and Patsy answered them accordingly.
Bob also had a few questions and Patsy answered
those questions too. Bob requested an answer on
why the boat and slip rentals are down for 2012.
The Board was told that until Ken can confirm that
there is a waiting list for members wanting a
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boat slip we can’t project an increase.
Greg asked if the increases in the rate from RECC are included
into all sections of the budget; Patsy said yes. Patsy also stated
that the increase in the sewer rate has been included into the 2012
budget also.
Mark noted that the Golf Course budget was not part of our
2012 budget meeting and suggested that we find out what the
capital expenses are going to be specifically.
Bill asked about the increase in the sewer assessment, and when
Doe Valley can begin to collect the fees. Patsy pointed out that
the amount used by the Board at the budget meeting is wrong and
it will take an increase of $3.25 per to break even in the sewer
budget. Bill informed the Board that an increase in the sewers
capital expenses is the main reason; plus it is costing the Association
more to operate the plant. Any further increase will not be
necessary unless an unforeseen emergency occurs. Greg stated
that Doe Valley should not lose money on a utility and that we
have to charge what is costs to run the system, all agreed. Stuart
made a motion (11-12-002) to accept the financials, Greg 2nd it,
Board unanimously accepted the financial report.
General Manager’s Report:
The Security Manager hiring process is moving forward. Greg
asked about the Human Resources Policy booklet that he presented
to Ken for review. Ken stated that Patsy and he were going
to go over it soon and that he will be able to report back to the
Board by the next regular meeting. Greg also asked Ken if he
would ask the managers under each section to come up with a 5%
saving plan, and present it to the Board. Greg wanted the managers
to look at savings instead of spending and present it back to
Ken. Ken explained the difficulty in enforcing any plan of this
nature. Mark stated that any plan that is measurable can be tied
to some type of monetary incentive, like the Christmas bonus.
Ken expressed his concern on the difficulty of this being tracked
by his staff, and the Board.
Doe Valley Committee’s Reports:
None at this time; Greg expresses his concern that we do not
have more participation with our committees. The committees
should help the board run Doe Valley, and in his opinion we only
have a few persons interested. Ken explained that the committees
report to him and that the Board sees the results of the committees
in the bottom line of the financials or in the General Manager’s
comments. Ken explained until he gets more information
on the by-laws that he may call for a re-convening of the By-Law
committee. However, he wanted to wait until he could determine
the problem. In doing so, the committee could fix it before it was
presented again to the members. He also stated that to change the
By-Laws, Doe Valley would need to get 948 lot owners to vote to
make the required 66 2/3%. The last vote did not even come
close with only 681 total votes. Now this all depends on the
amount authorized to vote at the time of the ballot. However, the
new and the old version still require a 66 2/3% participation of
members in good standing for any changes. Greg asked Ken to
publish a page in the newsletter that showed who is on what committee.
Maybe with showing the different types of committees,
and showing vacancy we may get other members wanting to participate.
Board Member Reports:
The Christmas bonuses were finalized. Stuart made a motion
(11-12-003) to accept the Christmas bonuses, Greg 2nd it, discussion
followed. Stuart, Greg, and Mark voted Yes, Bob No, Bill
Abstained. Motion carried.
The Board discussed that since the General Manager’s duties
and responsibilities have changed with the purchase of the lake
and golf course; that it should re-look and maybe renegotiate the
General Manager’s contract. Mark asked all Board members to
come up with measurable and quantifiable objective for the General
Manager before the meeting in January. Therefore, we can
give the General Manager an evaluation on clear objectives.
Mark also suggested that we publish a Board calendar; Greg
thought that was an excellent idea, and will produce a format for
the Board to accept before the next meeting.
Bob suggested that we all email each other with some examples
of the Manager’s goals and objectives.
Old Business:
Greg asked if the Budget reflects the new Security Manager’s
position and also the golf course budget. Ken said that it does.
Greg restated that the Board agreed that no more cuts to security
force until we get a recommendation for the Security Manager in
May 2012.
Mark made a motion (11-12-004) that; Approval for employee
raises be approved by the Board it was tabled in the October
Board meeting to be discussed during the budget meeting; however,
it was not discussed at the budget meeting. Ken wanted a
better explanation as to what this meant for his own understanding.
The discussion stated “as long as the General Manager stays
within the budget pertaining to payroll and follows the guidelines
set by the Board, merely being informed of merit raises was
enough for the Board members. All Board members were in favor.
Motion did not receive a second.
The next item was a motion (11-12-005) made by Mark on replacement
of employees, and does it need Board approval. The
Board felt that the only replacements that they want to get involved
in are the supervisor positions. Greg listed the positions
that needs Board approval before hiring: General Manager, Golf
Pro, Utilities, Marina, Swim and Tennis Club, Security, and
Maintenance. The Board also felt the committee can make recommendations
as to whom they have chosen and then the Board
approves or disapproves that person; motion did not receive a
second.
Ken stated that the water tower rehab project decision time was
upon us. The proposed project manager wants to know where
Doe Valley stands by the end of December. Therefore, he can
begin bids in January. The process starts in January and that the
proposed project manager already has four other projects ahead
of Doe Valley. If the Board wants to ensure that this project is
completed in 2012 to let him know how to proceed. Mark and
Greg felt this project can be put on hold until after their January
Budget meeting. Ken will try and find another project manager
with the same expertise to do a comparison bid. Stuart made a
motion (11-12-006) to accept this project manager and in the
meantime Ken will get a comparison bid for another project manager,
Bill 2nd motion, unanimously approved.
New Business:
Mark passed out a memorandum recommended by the Meade
County Attorney to get Board members signatures authorizing
that the State Police patrol Doe Valley; it will be kept at the front
office.
The last new item was presented by Greg. He expressed his
concern on how the budget process has been approved in the past.
The Board’s number one priority is the oversight of the budget
and its process. Even though last year’s budget showed as being
in the black; it was still off by 61% from the Board’s projection.
Greg just wanted the Board members to take their time, look over
the numbers, and take responsibility for the budget.
Review of Actions from Meeting
The next Board meeting will be held January 30, 2012 at 5 pm.
Adjourn:
Stuart made a motion to adjourn, Bill 2nd, meeting adjourned
7:17 p.m.

from the
February Specials
Wed 8 th
Club Reopens – Jaeger Schnitzel
Thurs 9 th
Chicken Quesadillas
Fri 10 th
Pork Roast w/ Carrots
and Potatoes
Tues 14 th
Valentine’s Dinner and Dance
Wed 15 th
Meatloaf
Thurs 16 th
Filet Mignon
Fri 17 th
Chicken Rolls Ups
Sat 18 th
KARAOKE 8:30pm – 12:30am
Wed 22 nd
Linguini Alfredo with Shrimp
Thurs 23 rd
Lasagna
Fri 24 th
Cajun Lime Tilapia
Sat 25 th
Fried Chicken Buffet $10.95
Wed 29 th
Bourbon Glazed Salmon
Please make reservations at the Club, so
we can better serve you.
Call 422-3981
GREAT NEWS!!! The Club dining room will reopen
on Wednesday February the 8! We have been
busy cleaning, repairing and sprucing up the place
getting ready for another year. Some changes are
planned and everyone is excited to begin.
Our serving hours will be Wednesday through
Saturday 5:30pm to 8:30pm and Sunday 11am to
2pm. Bar hours will be Wednesday and Thursday
5:30pm until midnight; Friday and Saturday 5:30pm
until 1am. If there are less than 5 in the bar after
10pm we will have to close by order of management.
We are celebrating Valentine’s Day on Tuesday
February 14 th this year, so don’t forget to call the
Club and make your reservation for you and that
special someone! Dinner is served 6pm to 8pm; the
dance will begin at 8pm and continue until 11pm.
Now for some changes; we will only be serving
a buffet ONCE a month. Currently it is scheduled
on the 4th Saturday of each month. The first one
will be fried chicken on Saturday February 25 th . We
will still have daily specials, so remember to check
the signs at the gate each day. There will also be
daily seafood specials during Lent. Some new menu
items are featured, so come check them out.
Don’t forget Karaoke every month! The first
one will be Saturday February 18 th from 8:30pm until
12:30am; it’s a great time!!
Super Bowl is Sunday February 5 th ; join your
friends here at the Club for an action packed game
and good food. We will have an appetizer buffet for
only $7.00 a person along with drink specials.
Who could forget one of our greatest events here
at the Club; Derby 138 is coming up Saturday May
5 th ! Tickets for this awesome event go on sale Tuesday
March 13 th at the Admin Office; because it’s
always a sellout, get yours as soon as possible. For
this Derby party to be a success, we depend on the
gracious volunteers in Doe Valley. For a few hours
of your time, you will enjoy all festivities of the day
for free! If you are interested in volunteering, please
contact the Admin Office at 422-2188.
The Staff at the Club is eagerly awaiting the start of
this New Year. We look forward to seeing everyone
as you prepare to enjoy all of the activities that await
you at the Swim and Tennis Club.

Valentines Day Menu
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Dinner: 6-8 pm
Dancing 8-11 pm
Please make reservations so we can accommodate you!
422-3981
When you call please give your menu choices.
Appetizer
A lovely tray of fresh vegetables and cheeses
Served with a fresh loaf of bread and dipping
sauce
Choice of Entrée
(choice of 2 sides, salad bar and dessert included)
Chicken Cordon Bleu $21.00
A 7 ounce chicken breast lightly breaded and
stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese
baked to a golden brown.
Smothered Rib eye $28.00
10 oz cut topped with sautéed mushrooms, onions
and green peppers and covered in a
creamy cheese sauce. You choose how you
want it done.
Tender, flavorful and classic.
Sautéed Crab Cakes $22.00
Two crab cakes lightly sautéed and topped with
remoulade sauce.
Doe Valley favorite.
Choice of 2 Accompaniments
Fresh Grilled Asparagus
Sautéed Green Beans
Garlic Redskin Mashed Potatoes
Baked Potato
Desserts
Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream
and Warm Chocolate Sauce
Devilishly delightful!
Turtle Cheesecake
Rhapsodic and decadent…
Fresh Strawberries and Chocolate Fountain
A timeless favorite
February Events & Activities
Thurs., Feb. 2: Ladies’ 1st Thursday Canasta at 19th Hole -
Lunch at 11:30 a.m. with cards at 12:30 p.m. Karen Hofmann
is hostess.
Weds., Feb. 8: Derby Dinner Playhouse, lunch matinee production
of: “Boeing, Boeing” an hilarious play.
Thurs., Feb. 9: Hand & Foot Cards at 19th Hole - lunch at
11:30 a.m. with cards at 12:30 p.m. Hostess is: Barbara Jones
Sun., Feb. 12: Fishing & Boating Club of Doe Valley, Inc.
meets at the S & T Club for our 1st meeting - a planning meeting
- at 2:00 p.m.
Weds., Feb. 15: Doe Valley Homemakers’ Club meets at the
S & T Club at 10 a.m. for our meeting with lunch at about
noon. Hostess: Brenda Dattilo; Devotional: Anna Mae Fuller
Lesson: Fish Cookery by Jodie Milliman and Ruth Shortt.
Thurs., Feb. 16: Ladies’ 3rd Thursday Canasta -at 19th Hole
with lunch at 11:30 a.m. and cards at 12:30 p.m. Hostess:
Deanie Horsley
Thurs., Feb. 23: Ladies’ Bunco at 19th Hole - lunch at 11:30
a.m. with Bunco at 12:30 p.m. Hostess: Karen Hofmann
Coming Events:
Thurs., Mar. 15: M. C. Homemakers’ Manners Luncheon at
noon at the Extension Office. This is a joint luncheon with M.
C. Area Chamber of Commerce.
Sat., Mar. 24: Home and Garden Expo at the Farm Bureau
Community Bldg. from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Weds., Mar. 28: Derby Dinner Playhouse, lunch matinee production
of: “Smokey Joes’ Café”. Cost is still $28 pp. We
carpool. For reservations call Karen at 422-4437 no later than
March 7th.
The Representative Council:
If you would like to serve as a section
representative to carry concerns to the Council from your
neighborhood, please e-mail Ken Wilson at
k.e.wilson@insightbb.com.
1. HICKORY HILLS--- LUKE FLATEBO
Luke.j.flatebo@us.army.mil
2. GREENBRIAR---JIM CARLSON
jpcarlson@insightbb.com
3. HAVENWOOD---JUSTIN MCCORKLE
Justin.james.mccorkle@gmail.com
4. GLENOAKS--- TERRY MATTINGLY
terrymattingly@training&coachingspecialists.com
5. WILDFLOWER---VACANT
6. DOE VALLEY GREENS---DEBBIE QUALLS
dedepa@insightbb.com
7. PINE POINT---SANDY HOBBS
william.hobbs@insightbb.com
8. AUDUBON WOODS---JAMES O’BRIEN
aprilwyne@bbtel.com
9. ESTATES---VACANT
10. LAKEVIEW CONDOS--- VACANT
11. PIPING ROCK CONDOS---JEFF THOMPSON

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4
5
Appetizer Buffet $7.00
Kickoff 6:30pm
6 7 8
Club Reopens
Jaeger Schnitzel
9
Chicken Quesadilla
10
Pork Roast w/ carrots
And Potatoes
11
12 13 14
VALENTINE’S DAY
DINNER
&
DANCE
15
Meatloaf
16
Filet Mignon
17
Chicken Roll Ups
18
KARAOKE
8:30PM—12:30PM
19 20 21 22
23
24
25
Linguini Alfredo w/
Shrimp
Lasagna
Cajun Lime Tilapia
FRIED CHICKEN
BUFFET
$10.95
26 27 28 29
Bourbon Glazed
Salmon

NEWS FROM THE DOE VALLEY GOLF CLUB
From Mike LaFrance, PGA
Winter has been fickle this year, allowing us a number of beautiful days of
golf during December and January.
Maybe we can look forward to an early spring, officially get our clubs out of
storage, get ourselves out of the house and onto our outstanding Doe Valley Golf Course
HANG OVER TOURNEY
The 2012 golf season started early with our first event of the year: the First Annual Hang Over Tourney.
We had 36 golfers participate in our inaugural event. The following is the results:
1st Place: Tom Gorter Vaneda Gorter Lynn Bramer Pauline Bramer 50
2nd Place: Frank Beasley Sally Beasley Rick Jent Mendi Skeeters 51
Next to Last (Tie)
Lloyd McCollum Paula McCollum Dave Johnston Mike LaFrance 57
Ken Wilson Ginny Herrmann Dave Kuprion Mike Kuprion 57
Thanks to all who participated!
LEAGUES & OUTINGS
As part of the 2012 Schedule of Events, we are forming golf leagues and searching for groups or
businesses that would like to conduct a golf outing. If you or your place of employment is interested in
having a league or golf outing, please contact me at the golf shop. The staff of Doe Valley Golf Club
will provide all the services necessary to have a league or outing. The golfers are here to have fun not
work.
GOLF INSTRUCTION
Mark Your Calendars: Beginning Golf and Intermediate Golf Instruction for Women will begin in
April. We will provide more info in future newsletters.
Individual lessons are available by appointment and will begin in March.
Junior Golf Camps will be scheduled in June. Each camp will be by age group and last 4 days, Tuesday
through Friday. Please watch the newsletter for registration info.
ANNUAL GOLF MEMBERSHIPS
Golf Memberships for 2012 are available and the fees for 2012 have not changed from 2011: POA
Single: $ 50.00/Month; Family: 69.00/Month; Unlimited Cart: Single: $ 40.00/Month; Family: $ 50.00/
Month; Trail Fee for Private Carts is available. Please contact the golf shop for more information.
GOLF COURSE HOURS OF OPERATION
The Golf Shop will be open daily 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Weather Permitting) through February. If it
is sunny, no frost, and temps will be in the Hi 40’s and 50’s we will open at 9:00 AM
MERCHANDISE
New Items of merchandise will start arriving in the golf shop March 1st. If in need of Custom Fit
Irons: we, at Doe Valley have the expertise, to fit and order any clubs that you desire.
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From the Golf Course, continued
RE GRIP SPECIAL
GET READY FOR SPRING: HAVE
NEW GRIPS INSTALLED. NEW
GRIPS STARTING FROM $ 3.00 PER
CLUB - ONE DAY SERVICE
THE DOE VALLEY PREFERRED
CUSTOMER CARD: ONLY $ 75.00 OR
2 CARDS FOR $ 125.00 - PURCHASE
AT THE GOLF SHOP OR PURCHASE
BY PHONE 270-422-3397
ATTENTION ALL POA MEMBERS:
TWO PROJECTS TO RAISE MONEY
FOR THE IRRIGATION FUND
Tee Marker Monument Advertising:
One Year: $200.00 Three Years: $500.00
Includes Ad Sign with advertisers information.
Contact the Golf Shop for more
information or to participate 3 of 18 signs
are committed.
Aluminum Can Recycling:
Save your aluminum cans and bring to
the golf course. Course employees will
bring saved cans and redeem for cash.
Cash deposited with Admin office for
Irrigation Fund.
The Irrigation Fund will be used to improve
the irrigation system of the golf
course which is vital to the overall improvement
of golf course quality of play
and the improvement in the condition of
the course will have a direct link to increased
usage of the course by our property
owners and public.
From Chris Love, the Doe Valley Golf Course
Superintendent:
Well I guess by now we have all recovered from the holidays,
and are well on our way to shedding the pounds that
the holidays put on us. I’m not sure what February will
bring us, as far as weather is concerned, but January was
certainly a bizarre month. As I am writing this, a storm system
just blew through that brought with it some tornadoes
for the surrounding areas. That is definitely not normal for
this time of the year, but who knows what “normal” is anymore.
Nowadays, it seems that our weather is doing outrageous
things more often than not.
On the other hand, with this odd weather came lots of
great golfing days in the month of January. It has also made
it much more pleasant to be outside working. We have
stayed pretty busy these last couple of months, doing everything
from building tees to mowing grass. If you have been
around the golf course recently, you’ve probably seen that
we have started moving some dirt and shaping the areas
where a few new forward tees will be built. We have been
talking about it for a while now, and we finally decided
where to put them, and had a few dry days to start moving
some dirt. The process of building these tees will take some
time, but hopefully we will have them ready to play in the
early part of the golf season. We have also taken down
many dead trees, and have quite a few more to go, but that’s
always a work in progress around here.
We have plenty of things to do to keep us busy for the rest
of the off-season, but I am certain that the golfing season
will be here before we know it. I hate to say it, but I am
pretty sure that “winter” is eventually going to get here. I
just hope it takes it easy on us. In the meantime, I would
encourage you to take advantage of some of these nice days,
and get out and play a round of golf. It might help you lose
those last few pounds lingering from the holidays, and it is
always a bonus if you can get a few rounds in during the
dreary winter months.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!
ST PATRICK’S DAY GREEN BEER
OPEN - SATURDAY, MARCH 17TH.
18 HOLE INDIVIDUAL STROKE
PLAY
GROSS & NET WINNERS
ENTRY FEE: $ 15.00
Restaurant & Snack Bar
*** Work Week Lunch Specials***
Dine In or Carry Out
Call 422-3959 for the special of the day!

SUNSHINE ADVENTURES
TRIP TO SAVANNAH, JEKYLL ISLAND, ST. SIMONS ISLAND
MARCH 26 THRU MARCH 31, 2012
Day One: Head for Macon, Ga. We’ll spend our 1ST. night at LaQuinta Inn. We’ll have time for socializing
and playing cards tonight!
Day Two: Now, it’s on to Savannah. Lunch on own along Riverstreet. Lots of shops and restaurants.
Guided tour of the Historic District. Check in: Inn at Ellis Square, location! Location! location!! Dinner
on own at the City Market.
Day Three: Check out of hotel, guided tour of Savannah Low Country; buffet lunch at Paula Dean’s is
included. Depart for St. Simons Island guided tour, dinner on own in the Village. After dinner, head to
Jekyll Island for check in at Hampton Inn.
Day Four: Island History Museum, tram tour of Jekyll Island Historic District. Lunch on own. In the
afternoon, we’ll enjoy a Dolphin Cruise w dinner Included, at Fin’s Restaurant.
Day Five: Check out and head to Chattanooga Choo Choo. We love staying here and they have a great
breakfast, included.
Day Six: Check out after breakfast and head for home.
THIS TRIP PLANNED FOR ST. SIMONS & JUDE & ST. IGNATIUS. IT IS ALSO OPEN TO IN-
CARNATION, ST. LAWRENCE AND DOE VALLEY DEARS!!
• 5 BREAKFASTS, 1 LUNCH AND 1 DINNER INCLUDED. DRIVER AND GUIDES TIPS IN-
CLUDED.
• CONTACT: KAREN HOFMANN, 270-422-4437 TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS. A DE-
POSIT OF $100 IS DUE TO KAREN BY 1/15/2012. NEED THE BALANCE BY FEBRUARY 11,
2012.
• Single $1,090; Double - $815; Triple $715 and Quad $670.
• Our Tour Director, Nancy Yelvington is contacting a number of “Trip Insurance Providers “ in an effort
to find a better rate.
• IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GOING, I NEED TO LET NANCY KNOW JUST AS SOON AS POSSI-
BLE - WE DON’T WANT HER TO OVERBOOK AND THAT IS POSSIBLE WITH SO MANY GROUPS
INVOLVED. I AM NOT LOOKING FOR ANY DEPOSIT BEFORE 1/15 - JUST A SHOW OF INTER-
EST!!
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From Your Advisory Council
We have added three substitute Representatives.
Chip Reynolds is assisting Terry Mattingly in
Glenoaks. David Reesor for Doe Valley Greens helping
Debby Qualls, and Mary Ann Hall in Audubon
Woods for James O’Brien. If you would like to volunteer
as a representative or substitute, please let us
know.
The Meade County Sheriff’s Department is patrolling
Doe Valley and citations will be given. Speeders BE-
WARE!! Would anyone be interested in participating
in a Neighborhood Watch Program If so, let your
rep know or call the office.
Also, watch for news concerning By-laws approval.

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It’s 2012, and it’s time to get fit…
for you and those who love you!
Working out can definitely be a drag, and
getting up to go and get on the
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*Hip Hop
*Merengue
*Reggaeton… and other fun beats
You have yourself a PARTY!
Zumba® is a dance fitness program that
incorporates Latin, as well as
international rhythms, to create a
dynamic and fun workout. No dance
experience needed.
Bring a towel, water bottle, and wear
comfortable clothes and shoes. If you
need more information please contact
your Doe Valley Zumba® Instructor
Christine Amrhein at 270-422-2510 or
314-276-2080 or email at:
amrheinpc@hotmail.com.
*SNOW REMOVAL*
We do driveways, parking lots,
Cul-de-sacs…
Tell us what you need!
We spread salt
CALL AL
Home – 270-422-4809
Cell – 270-945-4228
KNOTT’S SEWER SERVICE
For all your plumbing needs
Call Fred Knott
270-422-3085
JT’s Handyman Service
Remodeling, Decks, Trees,
Power Washing,
Handicapped Ramps
270-580-4294
NO JOB TOO SMALL!
For All Your
Concrete Needs!
502-594-6579
422-1879
Doe Valley Resident
Are you looking for some
fabulous new gift ideas for
your spouse this year
How about some fabulous
bath and beauty products to
fill their stocking
I live right here in Doe
Valley and would love to
help you get that special gift
to enhance your love life!
Pure Romance with Connie Bock
440-867-3315 or email me at
PRbyConnie@Gmail.com
I specialize in bath, beauty, lingerie, lotions and
bedroom accessories!

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U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
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147 Doe Valley Parkway West
Brandenburg, KY 40108
ADDRESS SERVICES REQUESTED
Happy Valentines Day!
Treat your sweetheart to a fine meal at the
S & T Club! Make your reservations now!