DCCA President`s Message - Deep Creek Civic Association

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2013
DCCA President’s Message
Well, it’s November, and our northern friends should be arriving shortly. It will be
good to renew our friendships, and begin to prepare for Thanksgiving. Deep
Creek has much to be thankful for this year. We have seen many miles of new
sidewalks installed and many miles of new pavement laid down. Section 23 has
also begun their cul-de-sac improvement project. I think they will complete
around 10 this year with more to follow. There are approximately 100 cul-desacs in section 23. From what I heard, the residents are very pleased.
Section 20 still has their feral hog problem, but they got our County Commissioner who lives in Deep Creek, involved. There will be a hunt beginning in November and another in January. Let’s hope this helps remediate the problem.
Our section 20 residents are pretty tired of having their yards dug up by these
hogs. See the article on page 7 for more details.
I received an e-mail from one of our members last month asking why we support
the Do the Right Thing program that meets in Punta Gorda. That was a great
question that perhaps many of our members were wondering about. The program was started by a PGPD officer many years ago, and is run by volunteer
PGPD officers. The program encompasses all of Charlotte County. The people
that attend the meetings run the gamut from representatives from Senator Rubio,
our congressmen, Charlotte County board, local Punta Gorda council members
and many of the program sponsors. There is always a standing room only crowd,
with presentations made by many of our elected representatives. There have
been many Deep Creek children that have won the award, and the DCCA is proud
to be a Captain’s level sponsor. I appreciate any member taking the time to ask
a question. My e-mail address and phone number is in the newsletter.
There is an article in this month’s newsletter by our Neighborhood Watch coordinator, Pete McGarry. Make sure you take the time to read it. Pete donates his
time, as all the NW volunteers do, to make our community a safer place. They
really need some help from volunteers, so give it some thought.
Fred Neuman, President
Inside this issue:
Garden Club Nelws
2
Landscape Pick
2
Contact Information
4
Calendar of Events
5
Featured Recipe
6
Feral Hog Hunt
7
Test Your Knowledge
7
Birthdays &
Anniversaries
8
Section 23 POA
9
Neighborhood Watch
9
Answers to Quiz
10
Membership
Application
11
Join DCCA
Today!
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OUR SEASONAL CHORES...FALL 2013
FALL, it’s a Florida gardeners favorite season. It’s cooler and
less humid and the ground is warm and very accepting of new
plantings. Here are a few suggestions to make gardening this
fall a great experience with beautiful results.
DIVIDE AND REPLANT CROWDED PERENNIALS. After dividing
the clumps plant and water immediately.
PLANT BULBS. Because the ground is still warm, fall is the perfect time for planting bulbs of all sorts. Consider African Iris,
Amaryllis, Blackberry Lily, Blood Lily, Calla, Clivia, Crinum, Elephant’s Ear, and other irises and lilies.
PLANT ROSES. Choose only roses grafted on certified Rosa
fortuniana rootstock which is totally different from rootstock of
Roses up north. Check the tag when purchasing. This particular rootstock is friendly to Florida gardens and they will thrive
nicely and last many years.
PLANT PERMANENT LANDSCAPE PLANTS. Perfect time for
planting new trees, shrubs, vines, perennials and ground covers.
PLANT VEGETABLES. Such as broccoli, beets, kale, cabbage,
carrots, cauliflower, kohlrabi, mustard, onions, peas, rutabagas,
spinach, turnips and tomatoes. Late October, plant your strawberries in well composted soil.
Deep Creek Elks
1133 Capricorn Blvd
941 764-6825
GREAT FOOD
Chicken, Fish, Pasta & Steaks all with sides
GREAT PRICES
Lunch & Dinner menu
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
Tuesday is Karaoke Night
Fri & Saturday Live Bands
Come as a guest, leave as a friend Return as an Elk
No cover any night
Members and their Guests only
Public Room Rental & Private Parties Welcome
PLANT HERBS. Homegrown herbs are the best. Try planting
chives, garlic chives, dill, oregano, lemon balm, fennel, rosemary, cilantro, parsley, thyme, tarragon, and chervil, just to
name a few.
STARVE YOUR BOUGAINVILLEA!! This is important. If you
want your bougainvillea to bloom next summer, stop fertilizing
and watering them now and begin again in spring. Sounds
harsh but it works.
WATERING Reprogram your automatic watering system when
the weather cools. Water terra-cotta planters more than plants
grown in plastic or glazed ceramic pots. Remember, plants in
terra-cotta, water once for the pot then once again for the
plant.
CATERPILLARS!!!! For some reason the caterpillar populations
soar in the fall. Keep a look out for them and use a organic
biological spray or a drench of the organic insecticide Bt (Dipel)
for best control.
The holiday season is sneaking up on us slowly, so get out and
enjoy the weather and happy gardening.
Ilona Neuman, Deep Creek Garden Club
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Deep Creek Happenings
Reminder - The DCCA annual meeting will be held at the Deep Creek Elks on Capricorn Tuesday, Dec 3rd at 7:00 PM .
Take a Walk - Join the newly formed Deep Creek Walkers! Meet Wednesday evenings at 6:00 in the parking lot on
Sandhill Blvd (Emils, Cathy's Pet, DC Florist etc are in there).
We have new sidewalks in Deep Creek, let's use them!, If we start at Emil's we can end up there for Wed night Bingo if
you're interested. Bingo is at 8pm. Please park in the middle of the lot so the open businesses have parking.
Weather: We only cancel for rain, it's never too cold in FL
The walk will go for about 3 miles on DC Blvd towards Rio. Bring a water bottle. Children in strollers are welcome. For
more info contact Claudia DeBruyn at 781-799-7570.
Happy Holidays - 2013 is indeed an unusual year. For the first time ever the first day of the Jewish holiday Chanukah
will fall on Thanksgiving day. This convergence of the two holidays will not happen again for 70,000 years. So we would
like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and to our Jewish friends a very Happy Chanukah.
The Neighborhood Watch Committee meets on the first Tuesday of
the month in Section 23 building at
4:00 P.M. If you take a walk every
day, your eyes could prevent a burglary or you could keep
tabs on someone who is
ill or in distress. An hour
or two as you take your
daily walk could make a
huge difference. Come
in for refreshments and
see what we’re all about.
We’re Here to Help
The DCCA Garden Club is offering gardening assistance
to all of our Deep Creek neighbors. Experienced DCCA
Garden Club volunteers will visit your home and try to
answer any questions you may have about your own
personal landscape. Suggestions as to the types of appropriate plantings, where to plant and how to plant will
be made available. This visit will be by appointment only
and should take about an hour. There will not be a
charge for this service, as we are only supplying ideas.
Residents are free to make donations (by check) to the
Civic Association for the garden club. All donated funds
will be used for the upkeep of the Deep Creek entrances
and future projects to beautify our community. Please
remember that these will be merely recommendations
and suggestions for your personal landscape. If you are
interested in using this service, please call Ilona Newman at 941-625-2163 or email:
woodnpots@embarqmail.com.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Circulation and Changes of Address
2013 DCCA Officers
Board of Directors/Committee Chairs
For questions on circulation or to make a change of address, please provide
us with a postcard or an e-mail stating whether you are a permanent or parttime resident, your old mailing address and phone number as well as your
new mailing address and phone number. For other updates, please complete
application in the newsletter, and include the effective date for your new
address!
Fred Neuman………………………………….....…President
President@deepcreekcivic.org…………….……….625-2163
Postcards and updates should be mailed to:
Deep Creek Civic Association
Attn: Bonnie Flaherty
P.O. Box 512277
Punta Gorda, FL 33951-2277
To advertise in the Deep Creek News contact:
Fred Neuman
625-2163
If you know of anyone who did not receive a
Newsletter, please contact Bonnie at 627-9281
The DCCA Board meets on the first Tuesday of
each month at Section 23 Property owners
Association Office on Rampart Boulevard at 7:00 PM.
Meetings are open to all Deep Creek residents.
Please call Fred Neuman at 625-2163 if you wish to
address the board or have something to place on the
agenda.
If you are interested in serving your
community, please let one of the present board
members know. The Neighborhood Watch
Committee also meets on the first Tuesday of the
month in Section 23 building at 4:00 P.M. We
also welcome your assistance for other volunteer
positions. The Deep Creek Garden Club meets
the second Monday of the Month at 7:00 P.M. in
the Section 23 building. And check out our website
at:
http://www.deepcreekcivic.org
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15% Discount for DCCA Members
TBD
…………………..……...…….…Vice President
VicePresident@deepcreekcivic.org……...………….
Sylvia Kelsey……………………………………….Treasurer
Treasurer@deepcreekcivic.org…………………..….627-6752
Chris Burr………..…………….……………….Secretary
Secretary@deepcreekcivic.org…..……….....…..... 764-1866
Bette Schrage.......………Membership Acquisition Coordinator
MemberAqui@deepcreekcivic.org……………….….627-4177
Peter McGarry……..………………..…Neighborhood Watch
Neighborhood@deepcreekcivic.org…………………629-5724
Ilona Neuman…………………………..…Garden Club
GardenClub@deepcreekcivic.org………….………..625-2163
Kevin McConnell…….………………….…..….Newsletter
Newsletter@deepcreekcivic.org……………….…….258-4501
Chris Yezzi……….…Newsletter Advertising/Special Events
Advertising@deepcreekcivic.org
Marlene Oehlrich………………... Membership Data Manager
Memberdata@deepcreekcivic.org…………………..391-6905
Jane Merriam…………...……...……………….IT Manager
ITManager@deepcreekcivic.org…………………….625-0031
Scholarship:
Chris Burr…………………………………………...……….764-1866
POA SECTION 20 ……………………………...……..627-6562
Ed Brizzolara - President
POA SECTION 23 ………………………...…………..764-6674
Ron Woods - President
Do you have a new neighbor?
The DCCA welcomes new neighbors
with a Welcome Bag. Please contact Bette Schrage 627-4177.
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Calendar of Events
10th Annual Fine Arts Festival - Nov 1st - Nov 29, Mon - Fri 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Sat 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. A monthlong series of multi-media fun, educational and entertaining events to benefit the Visual Arts Center. For a full schedule
of events or classes, please visit our website www.visualartcenter.org This exhibition includes over 100 works of art.
Mustang Club of Charlotte County Car Show - Sun Nov 3, 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM. In the parking lot adjacent to
Fishermen’s Village entrance. Over 100 vintage cars on display. Come vote for your People's Choice Winner! Awards
presentation 3 pm, Center Stage. Admission: free.
Fall Fest - Arts & Cafts Show - Sat Nov 9, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM & Sun Nov 10, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Various crafters
And artists are displaying and selling their work. Lions - Tigers & Bears Wildlife Sanctuary will be there. Come and say
"Hi". Gilchrist Park, Punta Gorda. Admission: free.
7th Annual Car Show - Sat Nov 9. The Veteran Motor Car Club Show and Sun Newspaper Open House will take place
and many types of cars, even 2014 models will be shown throughout the day along with live entertainment from Jimmy
Mazz. Food and beverages will also be served. Location: The Charlotte Sun, 23170 Harborview Rd., Port Charlotte Call
941-235-7701 for information.
Holiday Gift Sale - Sat Nov 16, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Do your Christmas shopping early and pick up some artistic
stocking stuffers at the Visual Arts Center's Holly Jolly sale! There will be pottery, photography, wood work, jewelry,
paintings and many things to give to your loved ones. Admission is free and there will be door prizes each hour.
Lighting of the Village - Sat Nov 16, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Fishermen's Village celebrates the official kick off of the
holiday shopping season! Over one million lights and themed decorations will be lit in sequence with a ribbon cutting by
city officials at 5:30 p.m., followed by a parade by Lee County Pipes & Drums and tons of other fun holiday festivities
Punta Gorda Tree Lightings - Thu Nov 21. In conjunction with Gallery Walk, the lighting of the City Tree (corner of
Marion and Taylor) will take place from 5-6:30 pm followed by the lighting of the Downtown Merchants Association
Tree (across from old courthouse) from 7:30-8:15 pm. Enjoy holiday performances from local students and watch it
snow in Punta Gorda.
Charlotte Harbor Nature Festival - Sat Nov 23, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Head out to Charlotte Sports Park for activities
and exhibits for people of all ages to enjoy, including more than 50 nature exhibits, local artists and the Mote Marine
Laboratory mobile exhibit. There are also many kid-centric activities, including a fishing demonstration. For more infor
mation, visit our website www.chnep.org.
License-Free Fishing Day (Freshwater) - Fri Nov 29 per the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
License-Free Fishing Day (Saltwater) - Sat Nov 30 per the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
On-going Events
Gilchrist Park Waterfront Music Jam Session—every Thursday 6pm-10pm
Muscle Car City’s Monthly Car Show 3rd Saturday of each month
Downtown Punta Gorda Gallery Walk 3rd Thursday of each month 5-8pm Punta Gorda Historic District
History Park Farmer’s Market—every Sunday 8am-1pm. Shreve Street between Virginia and Henry St, Punta Gorda.
Punta Gorda Farmer’s Market—every Saturday 8am-1pm Taylor Road and Olympia Ave, Punta Gorda
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Trick-or-Treat
Featured Recipe form the Deep Creek Cookbook
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Crust:
3/4 cup graham cracker crumbs
1/2 cup ground or chopped pecans
2 T sugar
2 T brown sugar
2 stick melted butter
Mix well and firmly press mixture into 9-inch springform plan lightly spayed with PAM. Bake at 350 for 5 minutes.
Cool while making the filling.
Fillling:
1 8 oz cream cheese, softened
3/4 cup sugar
3 eggs
2 T all purpose flour
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
1/4 tsp grated orange rind (optional)
1 16 oz can pumpkin
1/4 tsp vanilla
1/4 tsp ground ginger
Beat cream cheese, gradually add sugar, mixing until light and fluffy and sugar is dissolved. Add eggs one at a time,
beating well after each addition. Combine flour and spices and stir together well, then add to cream cheese mixture
beating well. Add pumpkin and vanilla mixing well. Pour batter into the springform pan and bake at 350 for 55 minutes. Let cool before topping is added.
Topping:
8 oz Cool Whip
1/4 c sour cream
1 T grated orange rind
1/4 c confectioners' sugar or more to make topping stiff
Mix all well and place in pastry bag or Ziploc bag with corner snipped off and pipe it onto the cheesecake. Sprinkle a
few chopped pecans on top of the piping.
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Feral Hog Hunt Announced
The Southwest Florida Water Management District has announced two hunts to reduce the feral hog
population that has plagued Section 20 property owners. Section 20 property owners contacted their resident County Commissioner, Ken Doherty about the problem. Doherty contacted state representative to
make sure that funding for the hunts was restored. The hunts will take place in 2000 acre Deep Creek
Preserve that borders Section 20 on north.
Hunters will need permits and the registration was only open for 10 minutes on Oct. 7 before all 202 permits were issued. The preserve will be closed except for hunters from Nov 19 - 21. A second hunt is
scheduled for Feb 2 - 4, 2014 with a permit registration date of Jan 13. The refuge will be closed to the
public during the hunt.
The purpose of the hunt is to reduce the population. Fewer hogs will mean more food in the refuge during the dry season and reduce the pressure on the remaining hogs to roam further afield to find it. Hopefully a couple of successful hunts will mean a quieter, less destructive dry season in Section 20.
Eliminating the hogs altogether is impossible. They have been here since the Spanish explorers brought
them to Florida in the 1500s. They reproduce at a high rate, having up to three litters of 6 - 8 piglets per
litter in 14 months. They also have no predators except for man.
Test Your Knowledge
Here is a challenging quiz to test your knowledge. These are not trick questions. Answers on page 10.
1. Name the one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader
until the contest ends.
2. What famous North American landmark is constantly moving backward?
3. Of all vegetables, only two can live to produce on their own for several growing seasons. All other
vegetables must be replanted every year. What arethe only two perennial vegetables?
4. What fruit has its seeds on the outside?
5. In many liquor stores, you can buy pear brandy, with a real pear inside the bottle. The pear is whole
and ripe, and the bottle is genuine; it hasn't been cut in any way. How did the pear get inside the bot
tle?
6. Only three words in standard English begin with the letters ' dw' and they are all common words. Name
two of them.
7. There are 14 punctuation marks in English grammar. Can you name at least half of them?
8. Name the only vegetable or fruit that is never sold frozen, canned, processed, cooked, or in any other
form except fresh.
9. Name 6 or more things that you can wear on your feet beginning with the letter 'S.'
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Sandra Baker
Richard Bogert
Stephen Brazell
Ed Brown
Anne Chapman
Michael Coats
Craig Deidrick
Charlene Dolfi
Bonnie Flaherty
Teddie Hamilton
Frances Harris
Joseph Harris
Frank Immich
Lily Kuzmeskas
James Lee
Linda Littlejohn
Barbara Luzadder
Kaye F. Mac Donald
Laura McCarthy
Linda Mercier
Betty Ann Miles
Charles Miloian
Geraldine Oswald
Daniel Page
William Patterson
Helen Phillips
Helen D. Phillips
Mavis Powell
Laura Santoro
Rose Scardigno
Jane Schneider
Jonathan Shaffer
Ruth Stevens
Earl Swillum
Cynthia Thiele
Patricia Tiedemann
Joseph Vruno
Evelyn Wild
Delys Wood
Please send any corrections to NewsLletter@deepcreekcivic.org.
Mikhail & Khana Feldman
Raymond & Doris Croker
Robert & Patricia Childs
J.D. & Ann Coppola
Ronald & Julia Heise
Peter & June Suller
Robert & Margie Dingee
Edward & Marielena Cotter
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William & Maryanne Bratchell
Douglas & Elizabeth Crawford
Robert & Diane Ruley
Dennis & Rosalie McGee
Ted & Deborah Jones
Richard & Kimberlie Hochmuth
Abraham & Sandra Baker
Brooks & Julie Taylor
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Deep Creek Civic News - November 2013
Section 23 Property Owners Association
By Ron Woods - President
As you can see, this is a year of great progress in all of Deep Creek. The sidewalks, the road paving, the
work on the Desoto Canal and the cul de sacs are all moving along at a visible pace. We can thank the
work of the POA Sections 20, 23 and Harbor Heights, working together with the county Public Works department and the County Commissioners. Finally Deep Creek is receiving due reconigition and some return for our tax dollars. If you have any questions on these projects, please call the office and someone
will get back to you. 941-764-6674.
I attended the Section 20 Board meeting in September and they reported that they seem to have a
pretty good handle on the wild pigs that were roaming the east areas. The pigs were digging up the
lawns and driving the neighborhood pets crazy. I attended their meeting to report on our new plan for
the empty lots. In the past we have handled the empty lot cutting with independent contractors. Each lot
owner who does not want to cut their grass themselves has hired someone to cut their empty lot. The
POA has had nothing to with the empty lot cutting. As a result, the lots were not being cut and the lot
owners were ripped off. The contracts called for eight (8) cuttings per year and some lots were only cut
three (3) times. And there was no uniformity in the cutting. It has been a mess.
Well that is about to change. We are going to cut the empty lots. We have sent out a survey, as we have
in the past, and we will cut the empty lots of those who want us to do so. The lot owners who choose
cut their own lots may continue to cut their lots or hire someone to do the cutting. For those who want
the POA to cut their lots we will hire a contractor to cut the lots and we will bill the lot owners. The contractor(s) will work for the POA and will be accountable to the POA. We will have inspectors policing the
contract with the lawn cutters. We feel with this new program, the lots will be cut much better and we
will have an overall better looking community.
On a separate subject, I would like to ask for more people to join the Neighborhood Watch Program. Our
community needs more people to be looking out for each other while we are out doing our every day
thing. We are out in the community walking our dogs, riding bikes, jogging or just walking on our new
sidewalks. We can all be Neighborhood Watch People.
All we have to do is formalize our outdoor activity by attending the Neighborhood Watch meeting to sign
up and learn how. The Program has a meeting once a month at the Section 23 office. You do not need to
attend all of the meetings. It is recommended that you attend in the beginning so that you may learn
how to interact with the Sheriff’s office. (The Police). You learn the dos and the don’ts. You become the
“Eyes and Ears” of the Community. You only report and the police do the rest. But you become a community asset while you are out there doing what you do anyway. If you might be interested, call to inquire. Think about it. You are needed. You can help.
A man is recovering from surgery when the Surgical Nurse appears and asks him how he is feeling. 'I'm O. K. But I didn't like the four letter-words the doctor used in surgery,' he answered.
'What did he say,' asked the nurse.
'Oops!'
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A Note From The Neighborhood Watch Coordinator
I would like to invite our Section 20 and Section 23 POA members to attend our regular monthly
Neighborhood Watch meeting the first Tuesday of each month at 4pm in the Section 23 POA building on
Rampart Blvd.
There is no commitment to be a regular attendee of these meetings to be a member of the
Neighborhood Watch Committee. You do need to fill out an application and agree to the standards of
conduct required while on patrol. That's all there is to it!
We are the eyes and ears of the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office (“CCSO”). Our focus is on calling
and alerting the CCSO to suspicious or criminal activity or safety concerns that we may observe while
walking or driving through our community. We have no schedules for patrolling-we just fit it into our
normal routines i.e. walking our dogs, getting our daily exercise etc.
We are not enforcers of the Deed Restrictions-those are civil matters outside our area of responsibility.
We can, as residents, call in any violations to the respective POA if we wish but in our capacity as
residents rather than as Neighborhood Watch members.
At our meetings a CCSO Deputy attends and gives us an update on happenings and security tips.
You will find that the DCCA and our POAs are very supportive of our activities - offering good
guidance, letting us use the facilities and helping out with acquiring signs, etc. We are grateful for
having such a good relationship.
So stop by at our meeting and fill out an application or stop by the Section 23 POA office and fill one out
there at your convenience.
Hope to see you!
Pete McGarry
Neighborhood Watch Coordinator - Deep Creek
Answers to the Quiz
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The sport is Boxing
The landmark is Niagara Falls - The rim is worn down about two and a half feet each year.
Only vegetables that can produce on their own for several seasons are rhubarb and asparagus.
The fruit with its seeds on the outside is the strawberry.
How did the pear get in the bottle? It grew inside the bottle. The bottles are placed over pear buds
when they are small, and are wired in place on the tree. The bottle is left in place for the entire
growing season. When the pears are ripe, they are snipped off at the stems.
Three English words beginning with dw: dwarf, dwell and dwindle.
The fourteen punctuation marks are: Period, comma, colon, semi-colon, dash, hyphen, apostrophe,
question mark, exclamation point, quotation mark, brackets, parenthesis, braces and ellipses.
The only vegetable only sold fresh is lettuce.
Things you can wear on your feet beginning with ‘S’: Shoes, socks, sandals, sneakers, slippers, skis,
skates, snowshoes, stockings, stilts.
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DEEP CREEK CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP CHAIRPERSON
P.O. Box 512277 — Punta Gorda, FL 33951-2277
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Please make checks payable to: Deep Creek Civic Association
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