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Dutchland Woods At Home

June and July 2009

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Dutchland Woods At Home Because Home Is Where One Starts From www.Dutchlandwoodsathome.com N

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Pool Season Page 1



Social and Rec Parents Night Out Page 2



Cats and Dogs running loose Page 2



Letter To The Editor Page 3



Fire In The Woods Page 4



Movie Projector Night At The Pool Page 5



Clean-Up Day Page 6



Child Safety Seat Page 7



Easter Egg Hunt Pictures Pages 8 and 9



Meet Your Neighbor Page 10



My Listings and Sales Page 12

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Pool Season at Dutchland Woods The pool is open and ready for your family’s enjoyment. I had a friend and neighbor call recently asking if those who live on Dutchland Blvd, near Netherland Ct are a part of the HOA and could they use DW pools?

question is yes, however they would need to pay for an outside membership which is $295.00 a year. They can also come as one of our homeowner’s guest for the cost of $3.00 per person.

The short answer is no and yes… with a but.. That area of Dutchland Woods is not part of the official homeowners association. That part of Dutchland Blvd, that is not part of the HOA continues down to the message sign, approx. .

Speaking of the pool and guests, keep in mind that if you bring guests to the pool, when you leave they will need to leave as well. Pool rules apply of course to everyone for everyone’s enjoyment.

Also not included in the homeowner’s association are streets such as Rotterdam Ct and Tory. Now the other part of the

history of management experience which will no doubt come in handy at the pool! Thanks Mike!

While you are at the pool this year remember that it’s a great place to meet friends and to have a fun time. Please consider thanking those who are helping with the pool area to keep it up to these fine standards.

If you have questions about this years pool schedule or need any help regarding the pool please call trustee Mike Janatauch. I believe this will be his first year managing the pool, however, as owner of Subways around town he has

D U T C H L A N D W O O D S P i c n i c J u n e 1 4 2 : 0 0 - 8 : 0 0 p m To volunteer for the picnic or for more information June 14th please contact trustee Jodi 2:00-8:00pm will include pet Strunk at 254-0301. show and fishing tournament. Bring your lawn chairs, your Games for the family! picnic for your family and A Neighborhood Tradition! come for the fun.

Dutchland Woods Annual Picnic

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Social and Rec News…. We are currently in need of volunteer babysitters for Parent’s Night Out, in addition to fundraisers/donations. (Our goal is to generate a means to be able to self finance all our events without additional cover charges. Also we are looking ahead to Christmas, and hopefully being able to fatten Children's Gift Bag of Goodies). If you have any ideas, our ears are open. Thanks! Jodi Strutz 254-0301 From a Concerned Resident…. “After being chased by an unleashed, unfenced dog today while delivering the flyers, I have found out that Ohio has a Dog Chain Policy. All dogs have to either be fenced in or chained up. They are not to be able to "freely" leave their property. I do not have the official verbiage on this--that's just what Butler County 911 had told me”. On Netherland Drive we have several cats that run freely and also a couple of dogs that do as well. It is disturbing that the homeowners don’t care enough for the animals to keep them indoors, fenced or leashed to keep them safe. The cats constantly are in everyone else’s yards and climb over our cars leaving their prints which nobody appreciates. The dogs are lucky they haven’t been hit with them wandering in front of cars and often the small children then follow them. Please be considerate of your neighbors who may not want pets or may have allergies, and if you want a pet keep them leashed or in your yard! Be a good neighbor and pet owner!

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Contact Information 513-509-1736 Email [email protected] 30 Fountain Square “This is a fabulous time to refinance your home. We have loans to help you reduce your monthly payments! Call me today… I have worked with Brenda Swigert for years”!

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To Newsletter/Highlights Editors: It’s nice to know what is going on in Dutchland Woods, and I see we have a couple of newsletters, whatever they are called. I guess we have over 300 residents and the subdivision is over 30 years old, built before there was much around here. I read the official Highlights in the bill for the assessments, and it didn’t seem to have as much news as the other paper, but it didn’t have any ads either. Someone said all the stuff that is printed in that one has to be approved by the trustees, and that takes time. What I would like to know, from whichever newspaper, is what is going on around here, what is supposed to go on around here, what is interesting around here, and anything else that’s news. Other places have newsletters with all kinds of information. Where I used to live had stuff like that. We have a lake that we can’t swim in, ice skate on, take a boat on, or keep the fish we catch, unless they are the wrong kind. I think it could be fixed up a little, but that costs money. Lots of lakes have fancy fountains with lights, and rocks around the edge. I guess the trustees have the most information about what is going on. So trustees, where is your information? Do we have to come to meetings to learn that, or can someone put some stuff in the paper? Now I don’t want to be put on any committee, or get on the trustees. I just would like to know more about everything in Dutchland Woods. Where do I get that? Who are the trustees and what do they do? How many are there? If they get paid, what are we paying them for? I’m going to ask the editor of the bigger newsletter to put this in, if she will, because she said her paper comes out to mailboxes and I don’t have to get on the internet. And I don’t want to get active because I’ve got lots to do to make ends meet, and I don’t want to get anyone mad. So just sign me anonymous. Thank you.

This community newsletter is to keep you informed and up to date on what is going on in the neighborhood and to provide you with up to date information on local and national real estate news! Please consider thanking the contributors and sponsors and calling them when you are in need of their services! We could use help delivering the newsletter! If you would like to deliver to your street please call me! Several neighbors have delivered the newsletter for years. Please consider helping! If you have an article idea or would like to place an advertisement, please call me at 513-378-1461 or email me [email protected]

G r i l l e d P e a c h C o b b l e r F r o m Pa u l a D e e n ’ s B e s t D e s s e r t s This is a new favorite of my family’s so I hope you enjoy it too! Makes about 10-12 servings 8 peaches, peeled, pitted, and halved 1 (11.5ounce) can peach nectar 1/4 cup peach schnapps 1/2 cup butter 2 cups baking mix 2 cups sugar 1 1/2 cups half-and-half Ice Cream In a large zip-top re-sealable plastic bag, combine peaches, peach nectar, and peach schnapps. Seal bag, and marinate for 1 hour. Remove peaches from marinade, reserving marinade. Grill peaches over medium-high heat (350-400 degrees) for 5 minutes per side. Slice peaches lengthwise; set aside. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place butter in a 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Place backing dish in oven until butter is melted. In a medium bowl, combine baking mix, sugar, and half-and-half. Pour batter into baking dish over butter. Arrange peaches on top of batter. Do not stir peaches. Pour reserved marinade over top of peaches. Bake for 55 to 60 minutes, or until lightly browned. Serve warm with ice cream.

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The Red Cross was here helping these families! Please Donate to The Red Cross!

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Fire In The Woods 6926 Netherland Drive

Everyone got out ok and we are most thankful for the quick response from Liberty Twp and West Chester Fire Departments! Thanks!

Coupon Extended Through July 30th, 2009 For Dutchland Woods Clients

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Social and Rec is working on a fun time at the pool with a projector movie! Sound like fun? Sure does to me! Stay tuned for more information through flyers at your homes and also online. Check out www.Dutchlandwoods.org to see if that is updated as they expect it to be within a week of this publication. Once updated the web site will be available for up to date information about what is going on in social and rec around Dutchland Woods.

MORE ACTIVITIES….. At the concession site YOU can borrow softball bases, volleyballs and basketballs to use while you are at the pool and our park! If you have any to donate in good condition please let us know! Parents Night Out June 19th! Volunteers will Babysit Children from 6:00-10:00 pm Parents Must Register Prior To This Event! To register, volunteer or to inquire about pricing call: Sharon Mohan–Pierce 759-4160

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Clean-Up Day at The White House in Dutchland Woods! Brian Church Headed Up This Event

Kim Rogers on ground left, Donna Burris on steps, (?) behind the equipment, Jodi Strutz on ladder, Dan Remley in front, and Dan’s daughter in center.

Bob Rogers (I think), Mike Curran (I think), Sharon Pierce, Brian Church, and Ned Burris.

Ken Osborne and his helper not sure of name.

Plots for the Garden Group under Dan Remley

Private contractor on rented equipment, (?), and Brian Church

This was a great turn out for the clean-up day. There are always odd jobs that need done around the neighborhood. If you are available to help keep the common areas up please call Ned Burris at 759-6335 Thank you all who came out to help on clean up day!

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Interior Remodeling ∗Kitchens & Bathrooms ∗Additions Child Safety Seat Reminder… Thank you Jodi Strunk for this reminder!

• Every child* under 8 years old must ride in a booster seat or other appropriate child safety seat unless the child is 4’9” or taller.** Follow the seat manufacturer’s instructions for weight limits and proper use. • Every child* from 8 to 15 years old who is not secured in a car seat must be secured in the vehicle’s seat belt. * Unless there is a life threatening situation, the parent has an affidavit signed by a licensed physician exempting the child from the law due to a physical impairment, or the vehicle is a taxicab, a public safety vehicle, is regulated under Ohio Revised Code 5104.011 or was manufactured without seat belts. **“Child safety seat” includes infant seats, convertible seats, forward facing seats, booster seats or other federally approved safety devices. + A six month warning period starts on 10/7/09. Full enforcement starts 4/7/10. PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN AS THEY RIDE! The back seat is the safest. Children under 13 years old should ride in the back seat. Ohio’s Child Passenger Safety Law is defined in Ohio Revised Code 4511.81.

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Easter Egg Hunt 2009 Dutchland Woods

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Easter Egg Hunt 2009 Continued… If you would like to view these in color they are available on my website, You may print these in color for your own keep sake! If you would like an individual picture sent to you just call me! Brenda 378-1461 www.Dutchlandwoodsathome.com

Thank you to our social and rec committee Jodi Strunk Trustee, Sharon Mohan, Shawn Brunner and Karen Stephenson for all of your hard work! This was so much fun!

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Meet Your Neighbors….. Sharon Mohan-Pierce on Windmill Drive… My name is Sharon Mohan-Pierce. My husband is Randy Pierce. And his daughter, Emily, lives with us. I retired in 2004 from the State of Ohio and have never looked back. My husband is a woodworker by trade and works out of our home. Emily is busy preparing for her wedding to Peter next month. Randy and I were engaged on New Years Day 2008, both having been widowed. He lived in Cincinnati and I lived in Dayton. We decided since I was no longer working and he worked out of his home, that we would split the difference and move halfway between the two cities. We had looked for 6 months and I was ready to just give up when he suggested we drive by “one more house”. It turned out to be 6622 Windmill Dr. in Dutchland Woods. I loved it the first time I walked through the door. We had our closing on Oct. 3rd, 2008, moved in on Oct. 11th and were married on Sweetest Day, Oct. 18. I never felt like I was “just visiting”, this felt like home the first day we moved in. I became involved with Dutchland Woods when I went to the DWPOA Annual Meeting on March 1, 2009. I was surprised to find that there was nothing available for Social and Recreational activities except for a few special events. When the President asked if anyone had anything for Social and Rec, I raised my hand and offered to help, but told him I would not do it all myself. Three others, Karen Stephenson, Jodi Strutz and Shaun Brunner raised their hands and volunteered. Together, we created the new Social and Rec Committee and have become friends as well. And I am blessed to have a husband who encouraged me to get involved with Dutchland Woods, supports my efforts and always asks if there is anything he can do to help. Social and Rec’s first priority has been planning family activities. We all believe that quality family time is important. Also, with the economy being the way it is, we want families to be able to do things together that doesn’t cost a lot of money. And we want to plan events that appeal to all the residents. We have asked that they let us know what kind of activities they’re interested in. The first event we scheduled was an Easter Egg Hunt. We were delightfully surprised at the huge response. We offered a Parent’s Date Night on Friday, May 8th where we watched the kids so husbands and fathers could spend private time with the special women in their lives for Mother’s Day. And we plan on having another one on Friday, June 19th for Father’s Day. We want to plan Tot Play Dates for mothers who are home with their children during the day and teen events as well. We try to plan anywhere from 3 to 5 activities per month and are gradually getting more people to attend. Since there has not been any regular Social and Rec activities in the past three years or so, we’ve been trying to get residents involved again. At least once a month we have a Family Game Night and also want to have a monthly dance. And we’re hoping to have adult events like a pool party. We pass out flyers at least twice a month as reminders and have had an opportunity to speak with some of the residents. Please feel free to contact me with ideas for events at [email protected]. I enjoy living here because it’s a subdivision without the “subdivision feel”. You can’t find homes with big yards anymore, which is what we were looking for when we found our home. And we wanted a ranch with a basement. This house ‘fit the bill’. I was shocked to find out on Halloween that there are no streetlights. It’s so cool to look up at night and see all the stars that you miss when you live in the city. I love that we don’t have to worry about traffic because so many of the streets end with cul-de-sacs. And shopping, dining and services are all within 10 minutes. Everything is convenient. Our house was in move in condition, except for the pink master bedroom, which my husband refused to sleep in until it was painted. We were so happy to find a home that did not need repairs or updates. I feel truly blessed to have found our home here in Dutchland Woods.

Bible Study Here In Dutchland Woods Come Join Your Neighbors for Fellowship and Great Devotional Time. For more information please contact: Kim Rogers at: [email protected]

Pray For Our Troops and Our Country! Pray For Your Neighbors too!

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