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March 6, 2010
Where: Lackawanna Trail High School from 7 pm- 9 pm
Hosted by Messangers
With their special guests Kingdom Come, Steve Perillo, Natalie Horrocks, L.T. Brass Ensemble, and more!!
100% of proceeds go to UMCOR’s fund for Haiti’s earthquake relief.
Admission is free.
A free will offering will be collected.
Contact info www.messengersband.org
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Damage Control presents what to do after fire damage….
You Want To:
- Blow or vacuum loose soot particles
- Place clean towels or old linens on rugs, upholstery, and carpet traffic areas
- Empty freezer & refrigerator completely and prop doors open
- During freezing weather pour RVantifreeze in sinks, toilet bowls, and tubs
- Change all HVAC filters
- Tape double layers of cheesecloth over air registers
DO NOT:
- Attempt to wash any walls or painted surfaces
- Attempt to shampoo carpet or upholstered furniture
- Attempt to clean any electrical appliances, TV sets, radios, etc. that may have been close to fire, heat, or water
- Use any food stored close to fire, heat, or water
- Send garment to ordinary dry cleaner
- Turn on ceiling fixtures if ceiling is wet or sagging
- Go anywhere near standing water if electricity is still live
If you have any more questions please call:
DGK Insurance at 1-800-242-4337 or Damage Control at 877-341-9111.
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Damage Control presents after water damage what to do….
You want to…
- Remove as much excess water as possible
- Wipe excess water from furniture
- Remove and prop up wet upholstery cushions
- Place aluminum foil or wood blacks under furniture legs
- Turn on air conditioning for maximum drying
- Remove area rugs from wet wall-to-wall carpeting
- Remove valuable paintings and artwork to a safe dry place
- Gather loose items, toys, etc. from floors or wet areas
DO NOT:
- Leave wet fabrics in place: dry as soon as possible
- Leave books, magazines, or other colored items on wet carpets or floors
- Use household vacuum to remove water
- Use TV’s or other household appliances while standing in wet area
- Send garment to ordinary dry cleaner
- Turn on ceiling fixtures if ceiling is wet or sagging
- Go anywhere near standing water if electricity is still live
If you have any more questions please call DGK Insurance at
1-800-242-4337 or call Damage Control 24/7 at 877-341-9111.
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Lake Winola Little League Sign Ups
When: Sunday February 21 10 am - 2 pm or
Wednesday February 24 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
$30 per player
Ages 5-15
Chicken Barbecue is April 11 Tickets will be on sale to the public at the above times for $9 Lake Winola Fire Hall
Upcoming Events
Save the date!!
March 10, 2010
At Keystone College, LaPlume, PA.
They are expecting over 225 business people from Northeastern Pennsylvania to attend our workshop this year. They will be contractors, engineers, excavators, loggers, designers, and township officials and roadmasters among others. This is a perfect opportunity to present your products and services to this select audience, Registrations packets will be mailed in early January.
For further information or to reserve your space contact Carol at the Wyoming County Conservation District, 570-836-2589 ext 102, or email: cowens@wycopa.org
DGK Insurance will be providing a Bonding 101 Course from 12:30 to 1:30!!
Upcoming Events
DGK Insurance & Financial Services recently donated more than $2,000.00 to the Pre-School Scholarship Program, administered by The Community Foundation of Susquehanna & Wyoming Counties. The donation sponsors tuition scholarships for local pre-school students from low and moderate income families in Wyoming and Susquehanna counties who are struggling in today’s economy to provide quality education to their young children.
Since 2003, The Community Foundation has provided more than 300 pre-school scholarships to children attending seventeen area pre-schools, granting’s close to $275,000 in full and part scholarships. ” It was important to our employee-owners that they give back to the community that has made them successful, and offering children a chance at early childhood education has a lasting effect on the future of our area.” said Kathleen Glattly, President of DGK Insurance.
“We thank DGK Insurance very much, ” said Peter Quigg, President of The Community Foundation. ” They were very enthusiastic about the program from the moment they learned of it, knowing the satisfaction they received from funding these scholarships, and most importantly the assistance this will provide to local families.”
For more information on the EITC pre-school scholarship program or other services of The Community Foundation, please visit www.communityfoundation.org or call (570) 278-3800.
Acts of Kindness
Congratulations Deb on 25 years of service with DGK !!
New Updates
Buffet breakfast on the first Sunday of every month from October through May from 7:30 am till 11:30 am at the Harford VFC Fire Hall.
Upcoming Events
Read Carl Synder’s recommendation for Connie Kintner, producer at DGK Insurance, on Linked In.
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