HG S Brevard

0513

15

0637

76

IR Lic. #4714 • 321-984-8091www.popcornremoval.com

JOSEPH STEVENS AND SONSLicensed, Bonded & Insured • All Major Credit Cards Accepted

JMJ

Guaranteed Work ® Since 1970

Thanks ToGod

Who CreatedUs!

EXTERIOR & INTERIOR PAINTING

Occupied Homes Our Speciality POPCORN CEILINGSRemoved, Replaced with Knock Down

051288

LANDMARKREMODELING &CONSTRUCTION

321-474-2637

“We treat your home like it’s our own”FULLY INSURED – INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

Additions • Decks • Pole Buildings • Patio EnclosuresSiding • Roofing • Doors, Windows and Garage DoorsCabinets • Precision Woodwork • Pressure Washing

Portfolio & References Available

CHAD BARNES

Landmark Remodelingand

Construction

ALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCALFREY ROOFING INCResidential • Commercial • Reroofs • Repairs

• TILE • METAL • SHINGLE • FLAT ROOF SPECIALISTSWhen searching for a roofing contractor, consider this:Our family has been continuously roofing in Brevard County since 1969.

Alfrey Roofing, Inc. are 3rd generation local roofing and better business councilaward winners specializing in doing the job right. We are family owned andoperated and offer no pressure estimates. We will be here when you need us.

Ask Us About OurAvailableFinancing

2015 Aurora Rd. Melbourne 321-752-9417www.AlfreyRoofing.com State Lic # CCC 058342

ALL WORK GUARANTEEDAsk Us

About OurAvailableFinancing

Wind Mitigation Inspections Available

Larger Dumpsters At Lower Prices• Roll Off Dumpsters • New Construction • Remodeling • Debris Removal • Roofing • Tree & Landscaping

Residential • Commercial321.574.5025 2015 Aurora Road • Melbourne, FL

AMERICANStandard Insurance Group, Inc

321-253-3100 www.AmericanStandardInsurance.NET • 2015 Aurora Rd. #B Melbourne, FL 32935

For All Your Insurance Needs.Home - Auto - Flood - Business

Life - AnnuitiesLET DOZENS OF COMPANIES COMPETE FOR YOUR BUSINESS...

Paul S.Alfrey

PRESIDENT/OWNER

0470

64

Storm season is upon us.Unless your insurance com-pany is requiring you to,

chances are you may have notthought about your roof. The roofingsystem is often overlooked until thereis a problem. Your home’s integritydemands a functional roofing systembecause this storm season will mostlikely test it.

It has been 20 years sinceHurricane Andrew hit South Floridaon August 24th 1992. This deadly cat-egory 5 hurricane caused an estimat-ed 6 feet storm surge that hit theMiami coastline with winds reportedat 165 miles per hour and gustsexceeding 200 miles per hour. Out ofthe 1,176 mobile homes inHomestead only 9 remained after thestorm. And with over 25 billion dol-lars in damage and over 600,000insurance claims filed we are stillfeeling the effects of higher Hurricanepremiums.

Building Codes have evolved overthe years and the South FloridaBuilding Code became a standard inthe 1990’s. In 2001 the FloridaBuilding Code became effectivestatewide in March 2002. Thisallowed the State to supersede vari-ous local building codes that differedin each municipality.

Locally in Brevard we felt thedestruction of the 2004 HurricaneSeason. Insurance wind losses fromthe four storms named Charley,Frances, Ivan and Jeanne totaled over17 billion dollars and 1.7 millioninsurance claims filed according tothe Florida Insurance Council.

All of these losses and claimshave a direct effect on our insurancepremiums and construction materialexpenses. Roofing shingle prices have

more than doubled since the 2004Hurricane season. Many homeown-ers have sticker shock when getting aroofing replacement estimate eventhough there are financing optionsavailable to consumers.

Homeowners can prolong theirroofing system with a little mainte-nance. Like anything else preventa-tive maintenance will go a long waysaving you money. Common roofproblems include backed up nails,ridge vent issues and plumbingstacks damaged by animals and envi-ronmental elements.

Roof cleanings need to be com-pleted by reputable companies. Onemajor issue is pressure washing shin-gles which can cause premature gran-ule loss and shingle deterioration. Itis highly recommend to call a rep-utable licensed roofing company tomake repairs to ensure further dam-age does not occur. I have seennumerous homeowners having toreplace a roof only a few years oldbecause of poor installation.

It is also important to use qualitymaterials when repairing or replacingyour roof. Cutting corners to savemoney can surely have disastrouseffects while compromising theintegrity of your roof and the con-tents within your home. Water dam-age is the number one reason ahomeowner’s claim. Preventativemaintenance is your best line ofdefense.

Do your homework when itcomes to choosing a reputable com-pany and always get more than oneestimate. For a list of reputable com-panies in Brevard you can contact theSpace Coast Licensed RoofersAssociation at www.SCLRA.com.

Paul Alfrey is a 3rd generationroofing contractor licensed in severalfields including home inspection andinsurance. Paul is also a retired LawEnforcement Officer and MilitaryVeteran. You can reach Paul at (321) 752-9417.

Is your roof ready toweather the storms? pa

id a

dver

tisin

g

PAUL S.ALFREY

INSURANCE AGENTFL CERTIFIED HOME INSPECTORFL CERTIFIED CONTRACTOR

2 S. BREVARD CountyHOMETOWN NEWS

May 24, 2013HURRICANE GUIDE

0629

87

HURRICANE SEASON IS UPON US

PREPARE PREVENT

Questions Call 321.633.2042

THROW IT AWAY, THE RIGHT WAY

Storm Debris

Think about this hurricane season by trimming trees and bushes now. In order to help you clean up faster, making just a few provisions now

could make not only our collection job quicker and easier but most importantly, your job as well.

If there is a storm, you can make storm debriscleanup faster by remembering the following tips:

Place alldebris on the right-of-way,

NOT on sidewalksor in the road

Keep debris away

from mailboxes,

fences, or

electrical fixtures

to avoid damage

by collection

equipment

Keep storm drains

and ditches free

of debris to avoidfloodingCut larger yard

debris into 4-foot

lengths if possible

Sort the debris,

separating yard

debris and

structural

damage debris.

Hurricane Season Starts on June 1stARE YOU READY???

3S. BREVARD CountyHOMETOWN NEWS

May 24, 2013 HURRICANE GUIDE

Let’s take hurricanepreparedness seriouslyPlease join the American Red

Cross in preparing your family,your business and your com-

munity for Hurricane Season.Florida is the most hurricane-

vulnerable state in the nation.Tropical events provide large and

complicated challenges to Florida’scitizens. Empowering the nearly550,000 residents, who call BrevardCounty home, to be prepared forand safe from the ravages of tropicalevents is a complex responsibility forthe Red Cross and our partnerscommitted to disaster preparedness,response, recovery and mitigation.

Everyone has a responsibility toprepare: develop a plan, build adisaster kit, know your risks and playyour part to keep your family, placeof work and community ready andsafe.

As we look at the 2013 HurricaneSeason, we have an opportunity toget ready now. Here are some waysfor you to become informed aboutwhat to do before, during and after ahurricane event:

• Know how your property will beaffected when storm surge or tidalflooding is forecasted.

• Learn your community hurricaneevacuation routes, where the safeshelters are and what your plan is forevacuating should you need to.

• Download the free American RedCross first aid, hurricane and torna-do apps by dialing **RedCross fromyour smart phone.

• Develop a disaster plan, and puttogether a disaster kit to ensure youare as prepared as possible.

• Make plans to secure yourproperty: board up windows, clearrain gutters and downspouts, bringin outdoor furniture and garbagecans, secure your boat and trim treesand shrubs, so they are more windresistant, to name a few examples.

• Develop a family communica-tions plan: put adult family mem-bers’ contact information on cards

in the kids’ backpacks; identify afriend or relative, who lives out ofstate for household members tonotify that they are safe if a disasteroccurs, (out-of-town calls aresometimes easier to make in anemergency) and familiarize yourselfwith www.redcross.org/safeandwell;teach all family members how to usetext messaging; and subscribe toalert services, including the RedCross apps, to warn you aboutsevere weather.

• Put together a kit that includesfood (non-perishable), water (atleast one gallon of water per personper day) and supplies for at leastthree days. Supplies should include:

• Battery-powered orhand-crank radio• Flashlight and extrabatteries• Whistle to signal for help• Moist towelettes,garbage bags and plasticties• Manual can opener• Local maps• Cell phone with chargers• Prescriptionmedications and glasses• Pet food and extra waterfor pets• Cash• Important familydocuments (insurancepolicies, identification,bank account records)kept in a waterproof bag• Get involved – findopportunities to supportcommunity preparednessand response.• Call American Red Cross at (321)

CEO/ AMERICAN REDCROSS MID-FLORIDA

REGION

KAREN HAGAN

See CEO, Page 13



Important numbers and websites for disaster

General telephone numbers

For an emergency or life safety issue,dial 9-1-1

For local information,dial 2-1-1

Other numbers:• Mid-Florida Region ofThe American Red Cross:(321) 890-1002• Brevard CountyEmergency Management:(321) 637-6670 / (800) 6213362• National WeatherService Melbourne: (321)255-0212• Florida Power & Lightoutage: (321) 7237795 / (800) 468-8243

• Brevard County AnimalServices andEnforcement: (321) 6332024• Citizen information24/7: Dial 211• Brevard InformationLine (Only active duringdisasters): (321) 637-6674• Brevard County FireRescue (Non-Emergency):(321) 633-2056• Brevard County CrimeTip Line: (800) 423-8477• Brevard County Sheriff(Non-Emergency):North: (321) 264-5100Central: (321) 633-7162South: (321) 952-6371• Florida Information Line(Only active duringdisasters): (800) 342-3557• Florida Price GouogingHotline (to report): (866)966-7226• Florida Highway Patrol(from any cell phone):

*FHP• Florida Department ofEnvironmentalProtection: (850) 245-2118• Florida Fish and WildlifeConservationCommission: (850) 4884676• Federal EmergencyManagement Agency(FEMA): (800) 621-3362• Norfolk SouthernRailroad Police: (800) 4532530• CSX TransportationPolice Department: (800)232-0144• St. John’s River WaterManagement District:(386) 329-4500 or (800)451-7106• U.S. Coast Guard Search& Rescue: (321) 8537601• Water utilities: all (321):Melbourne: 727-2900Cocoa: 433-8400

Palm Bay: 952-3420Titusville: 383-5791West Mel: 772-7700Mims/north: 264-5130

Important websites

• www.nhc.noaa.gov• www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb• www.floridaevacuates.com• www.floridadisaster.org • www.embrevard.com• www.midfloridaredcrossorg• www.redcross.org• www.Brevardanimalservies.com• www.BrevardCounty.us/nimalservices• www.fpl.com• www.ready.gov• www.aaspca.org/pecare/disaster

Special to Hometown News

See NUMBERS, Page 5

0629

21

Wind MitigationInsurance Claims

Water & Fire DamageConcrete • Slabs • Driveways

Drainage Culvert Pipe InstallationHome Additions

Home Remodelingwww.donerightcontracting.com

321.952.0505

0650

41

LIC # CGC1517212ELEC. CONT. LIC. # ER13013707

10x10Kitchen

CabinetsStarting at

$130000



preparedness• www.humanesociety.org/issues/animal_rescu/tips/pets-disaster.html

Non-emergency numbersFor all emergencies,dial 9-1-1Brevard County Sheriff’s Office non-

emergency numbers:

• South Brevard: (321)952-6371• North Brevard: (321)264-5100• Central Brevard: (321)633-7162• Micco/Barefoot Bay:(772) 663-6269.

Brevard County fire and rescue• Brevard County Fire & Rescue non-

emergency: (321) 633-2056

Brevard County Information Line• County information line – activated

during emergencies: (321) 637-6674

For all emergencies,dial 9-1-1For local information,dial 2-1-1

Police departments’non-emergencynumbers:

• Palm Bay PoliceDepartment: (321) 952-3456• Melbourne PoliceDepartment: (321) 409-2200 • West Melbourne PoliceDepartment: (321) 723-9673• Melbourne Beach PoliceDepartment: (321) 723-4343• Indialantic PoliceDepartment: (321) 723-7788• Indian Harbour BeachPolice/Fire Department:(321) 773-3030• Satellite Beach PoliceDepartment: (321) 773-4400• Cocoa Beach Police/FireDepartment: (321) 868-3251

• Titusville PoliceDepartment: (321) 264-7800• Cocoa PoliceDepartment: (321) 639-7620

Fire departments’non-emergencynumbers

• Cape Canaveral FireDepartment: (321) 783-4777• Palm Bay Fire Rescue: (321) 409-6300• Malabar FireDepartment: (321) 725-1030• Melbourne FireDepartment: Non-emergency line for alloffices/departments (321)608-6000 or (321) 259-1211• Indialantic FireDepartment: (321) 723-0366• Indian Harbour BeachFire/Police Department:(321) 773-3030• Satellite Beach FireDepartment: (321) 773-

4405• Cocoa Beach Fire/PoliceDepartment: (321) 868-3251• Cocoa Fire Department:(321) 639-7605• Melbourne Beach FireDepartment: (321) 724-1736• Titusville FireDepartment: (321) 383-5708

Travelers in a storm

The Florida Department of Transporta-tion offers 5-1-1 and RL511.com as a freeservice for travelers, offering up-to-the-minute information about traffic, con-struction and severe weather on allInterstate highways in Florida andFlorida’s Turnpike.

It also gives information about evacua-tion routes in the event of hurricanes, andinformation about airports and publictransportation. Travelers may dial 5-1-1from a cellular phone or landline phone tohear voice-prompted reports on specificroads and areas.

Travelers may also visit FL511.comonline.

NumbersFrom page 4

0629

68

• Tree Trimming & Removal • Power Line Certified• Licensed & Insured• Hauling &

Stump Grinding

• Bucket Truck &Bobcat Services

• Landscape Design• Uniformed Employees• Free Estimates

JENKINS PROPERTY MAINTENANCE INC.Owned & Operated by Chris Jenkins

Call (321) 728-1558

Jenkins Tree is always here for you. We answer your calls, we schedule

an appointment and we show up on time.10% OFF

with this ad

All Work Done to Arborist Standards

0657

10

WHOLESALE, FACTORYDIRECT PRICES!

ACCORDIONS • BAHAMAS• STORM PANELS • ROLL SCREENS

0381

47

www.AFFORDABLESHUTTERS.com

TRADE IN YOUROLD SHUTTERS

Get up to $300OFFMust Present Coupon at Time of Estimate

Cannot Be Combined With Any Other Offers or CouponsExpires 6/30/13



Hurricane survival kitBeing prepared means being equipped

with the proper supplies you may need inthe event of an emergency. Keep your sup-plies in an easy-to-carry emergency pre-paredness kit that you can use at home ortake with you in case you must evacuate.At a minimum, you should have the basicsupplies listed below:

• Water – one gallon perperson, per day (three-daysupply for evacuation,two-week supply for home)• Food – non-perishable,easy-to-prepare items(three-day supply forevacuation, two-weeksupply for home)• Flashlight• Battery-powered orhand-crank radio (NOAAweather radio, if possible)• Extra batteries• First aid kit• Medications (seven-day

supply) and medical items• Multi-purpose tool• Sanitation and personalhygiene items• Copies of personaldocuments (medicationlist and pertinent medicalinformation, proof ofaddress, deed/lease to home, passports, birthcertificates, insurancepolicies)• Cell phone with chargers• Family and emergencycontact information• Extra cash• Emergency blanket• Map(s) of the area Consider the needs of all family mem-

bers and add supplies to your kit.Suggested items to help meet additional

needs are: • Medical supplies(hearing aids with extrabatteries, glasses, contactlenses, syringes, etc)


See SURVIVAL, Page 19

0000

00

BESTPAWNSHOPPE.COM

728-7296MELBOURNE

BEACHSIDEPAWN.COM

777-7296INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH

BLUEDIAMONDPAWN.COM

952-7296PALM BAY

BUY $ SELL $ TRADE $ LOANS $ FAST CASH

LARGE SELECTION OF

NEW & USED FIREARMSLARGE SELECTION OF

NEW & USED FIREARMS

Stop By For Our

Weekly Saturday

TENT SALE!WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ON

ALL TYPES OF VEHICLESWE PAY TOP DOLLAR ON

ALL TYPES OF VEHICLES

Jewelry • Electronics

New & Used ProductsJewelry • Electronics

New & Used Products

FREE Layaway

on all items!

OpenMon-Sat10a-6p

Don’tSettle

For Less!

CAR LOANS

10% OFFWith This Ad • Expires 6/24/13

WE BUY, SELL & TRADE

Used Firearms

Single Firearms or

Entire Collections

Rifles • Shotguns • Handguns

We Pay Cash For

Your Firearms

Meet Our Doctors

0637

71

Dr. Myo Win, M.D .Board CertifiedInternal MedicineMelbourne Location(321)723-4644

Lynn A. Meyer, P.A.-CCertified PhysicianAssistantMelbourne Location(321)951-1010

Evelyn Torres, ARNPCertified NursePractitionerMelbourne Location(321)951-1010

Dr. Rocio Salas, M.D.EndocrinologistMelbourne Location(321)951-1010

Dr. Choi Ken Velasco, M.D.Board Certified InternalMedicineMelbourne Location(321)951-1010

Andrea Meier, ARNPCertified NursePractitionerMelbourne Location(321)951-1010z

Dr. Kyaw Thu, M.D.Board Certified Internal MedicinePalm Bay Location(321)729-9306

Michele McCarthy-Lavish,MSN, ARNP-CCertified NursePractitionerPalm Bay Location (321)729-9306

Dr. Subhash Thareja, M.D.CardiologistMelbourne Location(321)951-1010

Your Health Care is our Number 1 Priority!

Melbourne675 S. Babcock StreetMelbourne, FL 32901 Phone: (321)951-1010

Palm Bay5200 Babcock St. Suite 106

Palm Bay, FL 32905Phone: (321)729-9306

Serving the valued residents of Brevard and surrounding counties.Our Offices are open for patients,

existing and New.

Quality Medical Care “A Multi-Specialty Medical Practice”

• Specialty and Diagnostic Services • On-Site Cath Lab and Venous Clinic

• Most Insurances Accepted

To read more about ourwonderful doctors

and facility,please visit our website:

www.QualityMedicalCare.net

Quality Medical Care is happy to introduce:Alejandro G. Trepp Carrasco, M.D., Endocrinologist

Dr. Trepp is an endocrinologist that graduated from the Universidad Mayor de San Simon inCochabamba, Bolivia in 2005. He completed residency training at Creight University MedicialCenter and Veterans Affairs in Omaha, Nebraska and New York University School of Medicinein Brooklyn, NY.He was awarded Intern of the Year at Woodhull Medical Center in 2009 and was awarded theEndocrine Society Trainee Day Travel Award in 2012.He has published several medical papers and has participated in multiple research projectswhile in Nebraska. He is ECFMG and BLS-ACLS certified.



Photo courtesy of Jane BowdenVolunteers from throughout Brevard County gather at the Rockledgebranch of the American Red Cross in April during the organization’sannual Volunteer Recognition Event.

Volunteers make the difference

In times of disaster,the Red Cross is there

Each year, the American Red Crossimmediately responds to about 70,000natural and man-made disasters in theUnited States, ranging from fires tohurricanes, floods, earthquakes, torna-does, hazardous materials spills, trans-portation accidents and explosions.

People count on the Red Cross tohelp them in their darkest hour. Inturn, the support of donors makes itpossible for the Red Cross to fulfill itshumanitarian mission. We are deeplygrateful for the generosity of individu-als, corporations and foundations whoinvest in the Red Cross.

To find out more about AmericanRed Cross disaster services programsat work, visit The Red Cross DisasterOnline Newsroom, Flickr, Twitter,Facebook, YouTube, Linkedin andSocial Vibe.

The Red Cross was chartered by theUnited States Congress to “carry on asystem of national and internationalrelief in time of peace and apply thesame in mitigating the sufferings

caused by pestilence, famine, fire,floods and other great national

calamities, and to devise and carry onmeasures for preventing the same.”The Charter is unique to the Red Crossbecause it assigns duties and obliga-tions to the nation, to disaster sur-vivors and to the people who gener-ously support its work throughdonations.

Red Cross disaster relief focuses onmeeting people’s immediate emer-gency needs caused by disaster.

When disaster threatens or strikes,the Red Cross provides shelter, food,health and emotional health service toaddress basic human needs and assistindividuals and families in resumingtheir normal daily activities independ-ently.

The Red Cross also feeds emergencyworkers, like fire fighters and police,handles inquiries from concernedfamily members outside the disasterarea, provides blood and blood prod-ucts to disaster victims and helpsthem access other available resources.




Learn the types of disasters oremergencies that may likely occur inyour area. These events can rangefrom those affecting only you andyour family, like a home fire or med-ical emergency, to those affectingyour entire community, like an earth-quake, flood or hurricane.

Identify how local authorities willnotify you during a disaster and howyou will get information, whetherthrough local radio, TV or NOAAWeather Radio stations or channels.

Know the difference between dif-ferent weather alerts, such as watch-es and warnings, and what actions totake in each.

Know what actions to take to pro-tect yourself during disasters thatmay occur in areas where you travelor have moved recently.

For example, if you travel to a place

where hurricanes could happen andyou are not familiar with them, makesure you know what to do to protectyourself should one occur.

When a major disaster occurs, yourcommunity can change in an instant.Loved ones may be hurt and emer-gency response is likely to bedelayed.

Make sure that at least one mem-ber of your household is trained infirst aid and CPR and knows how touse an automated external defibrilla-tor. This training is useful in manyemergency situations.

Share what you have learned withyour family, household and neigh-bors and encourage them to beinformed.

Print emergency contact cards forall household members.

Write the contact information foreach household member, such aswork, school and cell phone num-

bers.Fold the card so it fits in your pock-

et, wallet or purse.Carry the card with you, so it is

available in the event of a disaster orother emergency.

During a disaster, the homepagefor Brevard County Emergency Man-agement will display informationrelated to the incident, such as openshelters, evacuation orders, govern-ment and school closures, etc.

It is: www.embrevard.com.In the social media online, follow

@BrevardEOC on Twitter or “like”“Brevard County Emergency Man-agement” on Facebook.

If you do not have access to theInternet, call 211 for this informa-tion.

Residents of Brevard can be noti-fied about emergencies in their areathrough a call notification system.

However, automated call notifica-

tions go only to landline telephoneswith listed numbers.

If you have an unlisted number orrely on a cell phone, as your maintelephone, you can register yournumber under “Alert Signup” atwww.embrevard.com.

The best way to receive warningsfor hazardous

weath-er is tohave a

N O A AWeath-

er Radio,the National

Weather Service’sdirect link to the public.

— Information provided by BrevardCounty Emergency Management andHomeland Security


Being informed, prepared can keep you safe in a disaster

0658

01

The Glass Doctor Is Your Full ServiceGlass Repair & Replacement Specialist

www.glassdoctor.com/melbourne321.723.7353203 E. New Haven AveMelbourne, FL 32901

• Insulated Glass - All Types and Sizes• Decorative Door Inserts• Furniture/Table Tops• Custom/Beveled Wall Mirrors• Patio Doors - Repair/Replacement• Shower/Bath Enclosures• Windows - Repairs/New Construction

0637

64

0637

68

Adjustable Pantry PULL OUT SHELVESLIFETIME WARRANTY

Custom Made for New or Existing Cabinets & Pantries

• Organize Storage • Convenience • Holds 100lbs. Fully Extended

• Dovetail Joinery • Hand-Crafted

Licensed & Insured • Manufacturing Custom Shelves Since 1994

Made in the USACall John 321-259-4249

www.pulloutshelf.com

Free In-Home Consultation

Bring Out The Best In Your Cabinets!

0669

59

Hurricane Offer!

15% OFF!!!7300 Dolina Court

Melbourne, FL 329403/4 mile East of I-95on Wickham Road

*See Store for details Expires: October 31, 2013

(321) 752-0022(321) 752-0022

www.vierastoragecompany.comwww.vierastoragecompany.com

*

0640

78

MAP COURTESY JOE ZELENAK AND

ERIC MACON

Wilma 2005

Bonnie 2004

Charley 2004

Frances 2004

Jeanne 2004

Katrina 2005



0637

96NORTH CAROLINAVacation For All Seasons

• Efficiencies, One and Two Bedroom, Fully Equipped Condos •• On-Site Pool, Sauna and Hot Tub •

• Mountain Views and Cool Breezes •• Close to Golf, Tennis & Hiking/Biking Trails •

For More Details and Lodging Information Call 800-634-1320

[email protected]

• Generators• Canned Goods• Emergency Food Storage• Bottled Water• First Aid• Candles• Flashlights & Lanterns• Batteries• 2 Way Radios & Weather

Stations• Water Pumps













Your Place for Emergency Preparedness Supplies!

MERRITT ISLAND415 E. Merritt Island CswyMerritt Island, FL 32953

321-453-1255

MELBOURNE1155 Palm Bay Rd NEMelbourne, FL 32905

321-956-8660

BJ’s REWARDSCLUB MEMBERSHIPEarn 2% Payback

All Major CreditCards Accepted







0646

68

0637

66



0666

27

175 West Drive • Melbourne

321-722-9996www.AFFORDABLESHUTTERS.com

Offering the newSTORM CATCHER ROLL SCREENS

• Withstands hurricane force winds and impact from debris• Blocks 97 percent of all wind and driving rain, protecting

the envelope of your home• Provides privacy and keeps lanais clean of dust and debris

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 8-5

1155 MALABAR RD., NE #20 • PALM BAY(Interchange Square)

321-951-1303

FREEWater Analysis &

Estimates Available

We Specialize in:• RO Refills • Wells • Pumps • Tank • Salt

• Chlorine Refills • Pool Supplies

“THE WATERMAN”“THE WATERMAN”“THE WATERMAN”“THE WATERMAN”“THE WATERMAN”“THE WATERMAN”Family Owned & Operated - Since 1987

0460

64

Melbourne

321-751-8884

0658

02

39 Years Experience

Residential & Commercial

• Repairs• Remodeling• Additions• New Construction• Baths & Kitchens

JOE GILLETTI

(321) 403-7873Email: [email protected] Licensed Certified Building Contractor

#CBC1251581

0657

08

C R W SCommercial Residential Wall Systems, Inc.

(321) 956-0434Drywall * Framing * Demolition

WE DO IT ALL!

Garage Door16x7 Hurricane Rated$100 OFF

SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION

Free Estimates Licensed & Insured•RESTRICTIONS APPLY, CALL FOR DETAILS.

Repairs10% Off

Any Repair.Minimum $100

ALL PRO GARAGE DOORS

321-723-9723

0669

53

CERTIFIED GARAGE DOORCONTRACTOR

Sales, Servicing All Brands& Installations



Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm • Sat. 8 am-12 pm

2299 Aurora Rd.Melbourne, FL 32935321.254.6811

www.a1tractorandmower2.com

(off Wickham Rd, south of Lake Washington Rd)

2920 Bush DriveMelbourne

321 242-2244

Get A Jump Start on Storm Season!

Jeff Burger WD23

www.accuratewindowsinc.com • Full Line of Hurricane Impact and Non-Impact Products• Impact Windows and Doors offer Year-Round Protection

• Proudly Serving Brevard County Since 2001• Largest PGT Distributor on the Space Coast Since 2009!

• Fully Licensed and Insured

0513

33

• Screen Repair• Tile Repair• Pressure Washing• Sheet Rock Repairs

& Texture• Counter Topes &

Cabinets• Sewer & Drain

Cleaning• Hang Interior Doors• Interior Trim Work• The “Honey Do” List& MUCH MORE!

321.302.9441 FREE ESTIMATEOver 20 years Experience • Lic / Ins

$10.00 OFFSCREEN REPAIR

Must present HTN coupon.

0629

62

PressureCleaningSpecials!

Driveway1-Car $59

Up to 350sf

Driveway2-Car $80

Up to 750sf

Any Single Family 3/2 Home & Driveway$139 Not Including Roof

HANSEN’S HANDYMAN SERVICESWE DO IT ALL, LARGE TO SMALL

0662

58

10% OFFCall For Free Estimates

TotalBill

with this ad

602 W. Eau Gallie Blvd.Melbourne, FL 32935

(321) 254-2911Just West of Ace Hardware

0662

59

EXPERT INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENTASK YOUR NEIGHBORS!

0642

16

24 HOURSERVICE

Serving Brevard for over 10 Years

BEACHES(321) 779-4321

MELBOURNE/PALM BAY(321) 724-8841Personal Checks

0381

48



Preparing you and your pets in times of disasterThe best way to protect your household

from the effects of a disaster is to have adisaster plan. If you are a pet owner, thatplan must include your pets. Beingprepared can save their lives.

Different disasters require differentresponses. But whether the disaster is ahurricane or a hazardous spill, you mayhave to evacuate your home.

In the event of a disaster, if you mustevacuate, the most important thing youcan do to protect your pets is to evacuatethem, too.

If it’s not safe for you to stay behind,then it’s not safe to leave pets behindeither. Take action now, so you know howto best care for your furry friends whenthe unexpected occurs.

Local and state health and safetyregulations do not permit the Red Crossto allow pets in disaster shelters. (Serviceanimals are allowed in Red Cross shel-ters.) Know a safe place to take your pets.

Contact hotels and motels outside yourlocal area to check their policies onaccepting pets and restrictions on

number, size and species. Ask if “no pet”policies can be waived in an emergency.

Keep a list of “pet-friendly” places,including phone numbers, with yourdisaster supplies.

Ask friends, relatives or others outsidethe affected area whether they couldshelter your animals.

Make a list of boarding facilities andveterinarians who could shelter animalsin an emergency; include 24-hour phonenumbers.

Ask local animal shelters if they provideemergency shelter or foster care for petsduring a disaster.

Assemble a Pet Emergency Prepared-ness Kit Keep your pet’s essential suppliesin sturdy containers that can be easilyaccessed and carried (a duffle bag orcovered trash containers, for example).Your pet emergency preparedness kitshould include:

• Medications andmedical records (stored ina waterproof container)and a first aid kit.• Sturdy leashes,harnesses and/or carriersto transport pets safelyand ensure that youranimals can’t escape.• Current photos of your pets in case they get lost.• Food, drinkable water,bowls, cat litter/pan and manual can opener.• Information on feedingschedules, medicalconditions, behavior problems and the nameand number of yourveterinarian, in case youhave to foster or boardyour pets.• Pet bed or toys if easily transportable.The ASPCA recommends using a rescue

sticker alert to let people know that petsare inside your home. Make sure it isvisible to rescue workers, and that itincludes the types and number of pets inyour household and your veterinarian’sphone number.

If you must evacuate with your pets(and if time allows) write “EVACUATED”across the stickers so rescue workersdon’t waste time looking for them.

The behavior of pets may changedramatically after a disaster, becomingaggressive or defensive, so be aware oftheir well-being and protect them fromhazards to ensure the safety of otherpeople and animals.

Watch your animals closely and keepthem under your direct control, as fencesand gates may have been damaged.

Pets may become disoriented, particu-larly if the disaster has affected scentmarkers that normally allow them to findtheir home.

Be aware of hazards at nose and paw or


See DISASTER, Page 13

• 10 miles from the Kennedy Space Center

• 6.9 miles to the Cruise Port (Cape Canaveral)

• 8 miles to Historic Cocoa Village- featuring uniuqe, specialtyshops, and exquisite dining

• 6 miles from Merritt Square Mall• 1 mile from Boat Rentals/Fishing• 3 miles from Cocoa Beach Golf

Course• 12 miles from Cocoa Expo• 12 miles to Patrick Air Force Base

Free Hot Breakfast (offsite) • Outdoor Pool w/Tropical CourtyardBusiness Center w/Free Internet Access, WIFI • Across street from Ocean 0656

13

GREAT PLACES TO STAY AND PLAY IN BREVARD COUNTY!

FUN THINGS FOR EVERYONE ...• LEAGUES• BIRTHDAY PARTIES• CORPORATE EVENTS• DAYCARE/SCHOOL GROUPS• FUNDRAISERS

KIDS BOWLFREE ALLSUMMER!

Sign up atKidsBowlFree.com

260 E. Merritt Island CswyMerritt Island, FL 32952(321) 452-7711

www.ClarionSpaceCoast.com

Call ForSpecial Group

RatesBusiness or

Pleasure

CruisePackages

• FREE WIFI• Free Hot Breakfast• Mini-Fridge• Microwave • Iron w/Ironing Board• Hairdryer• Cable Televisions w/HBO• Coffee Makers w/Complimentary Coffee• Outdoor Pool w/Tropical Courtyard• Tennis Court• Restaurant/Lounge• Fitness Center• Two Business Centers• Guest Laundry• Banquet & Meeting Facilities up to 1500 ft.



Protecting your pets: local shelters

Pets are not allowed in public shelters administeredby the American Red Cross. Pet owners are stronglyadvised to make prior arrangements for shelteringtheir pets during emergencies.

Pet-friendly shelters may be opened in mandatoryevacuation areas at the Port St. John CommunityCenter, 6650 Corto Road, Port St. John, Viera RegionalCommunity Center, 2300 Judge Fran Jamieson Way,Viera and Palm Bay Regional Park, 1951 Malabar RoadN.W., Palm Bay, for you to shelter and care for yourpet.

You will need:• current rabiesvaccination certificate• county animal licensetags• pet food and water, aswell as watertightcontainers• pet medications• leash and collar• crate or cage largeenough for the animal to

stand comfortably andturn around• a sheet to cover the cage• cleaning supplies• comfort items for yourpetIf you are not in a mandatory evacuation area and

decide to leave, you must make arrangements foryour pet to go with you. Pets should not be left behindunattended. The Melbourne Greyhound Park will notbe used as a pet evacuation shelter.

For emergencies countywide, call Brevard CountyAnimal Services and Enforcement at (321) 633-2024.For more information, visit www.brevardanimalser-vices.org.

For information about hotels that accept pets, visitwww.dogfriendly.com and www.bringfido.com.

For disaster preparedness for large animals orlivestock, visit http://awic.nal.usda.gov/farm-animals/disaster-planning or http://www.freshform-florida.com/ai/pdf/disasterpreparednessforlive-stock.pdf.

Source: Brevard County Office of Emergency Man-agement and Homeland Security

Special to Hometown News hoof level, particularly debris, spilled chemicals, fertiliz-ers and other substances that might not seem to bedangerous to humans.

Consult your veterinarian if any behavior problemspersist.

Emergency action plans for your family should includeyour animals – all of your animals.

For information about disaster planning and emer-gency actions to take for livestock, horses, birds, reptilesor other small animals, such as gerbils or hamsters, visitRedCross.org, the Humane Society of the United States(www.HSUS.org) or Ready.gov.

DisasterFrom page 12

890-1002 to get started as a volunteer during blueskies or visit www.redcross.org/mid-florida andclick “Volunteer” on the left side of the home page.

• Get trained in CPR and First Aid by calling (800)Red-Cross or visit www.redcross.org/take-a-class.

CEOFrom page 3

See CEO, 16

0669

51



Primary evacuation shelters: Brevard County

What do you have to do if you needto evacuate from an impendingstorm?

Locate the evacuation route for yourarea and plan your evacuation desti-nation.

You are urged to shelter with familyor friends, or at a hotel out of theevacuation area.

Check your disaster supplies kit.Have a full tank of gas in your car. Ifyou are ordered to evacuate, movevaluables to higher points in yourhome; turn off gas, electricity andwater. Bring in loose objects andfurniture. Tie down storage sheds,boats and trailers and secure yourdoors and windows.

Leave early, in daylight if possible,and proceed to your planned destina-tion. Take valuables such as insurancepolicies, official records and yourpersonal property inventory.

Be sure to take cash with you, asATMs, banks and stores may not cashchecks or honor credit cards.

Remember, you will not be asked toleave your home unless you areseriously threatened. When you areordered to evacuate, go immediately.

Monitor television and radio newsbroadcasts for information updates.

Purchase an NOAA weather alertradio to listen for immediate severeweather information year-round.

Please note: Not all shelters may beopen during a storm.

Shelter openings are incident-specific. Never go to a shelter unlesslocal officials have announced it isopen.

Please call the Brevard County Officeof Emergency Management at (321)637-6670 or (321) 637-6674 to see if theshelter nearest you is open beforearriving.

This is a list of primary evacuationshelters in Brevard County:

• Mims ElementarySchool: 2582 U.S. 1, Mims• Apollo ElementarySchool: 3085 Knox McRaeDrive, Titusville• Imperial EstatesElementary: 900 ImperialEstates Lane, Titusville• Walter ButlerCommunity Center: 4201U.S. 1, Cocoa• Eastern Florida StateCollege: Cocoa campus,Building 3, 1519 ClearlakeRoad, Cocoa (formerlyBCC)• Manatee ElementarySchool: 3425 Viera Blvd.,Viera• Sherwood ElementarySchool: 2541 Post Road,Melbourne

• Eau Gallie High School:1400 Commodore Blvd.,Melbourne• Melbourne High School:74 Bulldog Blvd.,Melbourne• MeadowlaneIntermediate ElementarySchool: 2700 WingateBlvd., West Melbourne• Heritage High School:2351 Malabar Road, PalmBay• Bayside High School:1901 DeGroodt Road S.W.,Palm Bay• Barefoot BayCommunity Center:Building A, BarefootBoulevard (Not a shelter;meet at community centerfor transportation to ashelter)• South Mainland


See SHELTERS, Page 15

0640

11

W HO IS WATC H I N G OUT F O R YO U R EM P I R E ?

We have over 30 years combined claim experience.

Don’t settle for less than you deserve!

DON’T BE A VICTIM TWICE!CALL US TODAY!

1440 Coral Ridge Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33071

[email protected]

866-214-7461 FL License Number E156260

Free ClaimEvaluation

We specialize in Residential andCommercial property claims.

Experts in Claims for:• Fire & Smoke• Wind & Water• Hurricane• Hail • Sinkhole • Business Loss

Professional claims help for the insured.

TANYA BUYS HOUSES

www.tanyabuyshouses.com

772-20-CASH-5( 2 0 2 - 2 7 4 5 )

Call or Text

0669

87

TOP $$ PAID

Blue Wave Pressure Washing is a small, local company whose purpose is to provide

quality, professional service at affordable price.

Surface Cleaning: Homes, Driveways, Walks, Fences, Roofs, Decks,

Pool Enclosures, Recreational Vehicles,Motor Homes, Boats, Docks

We are licensed and fully insured

Senior Discounts!Evening & weekend hours available!

Residential/ Commercial.

Call Ray 321-704-7748www. BlueWavePressureWash.com

BLUE WAVEPRESSUREWASHING

0640

60

www.palmbayairandheat .com728-72843

21

Lic# CA

C1815443

0669

84

Family Owned & Operated • 30 Years Experience

(321) 728-7284

We Guarantee to beat any Competitor or We Pay You $100!OPEN 24 HRS - 365 DAYS

GotMold?

Complete Air DuctSystem Fogging

$3900

$100 OFFUltra Violet Light or Electro Static Filter

SpecialPREVENTATIVEMAINTENANCE

Starting at…

$3900and up and up

A/C& Heat

Check-Ups$1900

and up

Palm Bay

$2900

ServiceCalls

FREEw/Repair

Ground Flr.8-5 • M-FExcl.Freon

*Give us a Call - You’llLove Our Work!



Evacuation and shelter routes by zone

Zone 1• Residents north of Garden

Street to north county line:evacuate west on State Road 46to I-95 North or continue weston State Road 46 or go to theshelter at Mims ElementarySchool, off of U.S. Highway 1.

Zone 2• Residents from Garden

Street to State Road 50: evacu-ate to Interstate 95 or west onState Road 50, or shelter atApollo Elementary School.

Zone 3• Residents of North Merritt

Island, Port St. John and southTitusville: evacuate west onState Road 405 to State Road 50West or I-95 North or shelter atImperial Estates ElementarySchool on Imperial EstatesLane, Titusville.

Zone 4• Merritt Island, the beach-

side & mainland residentsnorth of State Road 520 evacu-ate west on State Road 528 (theBeachline) or shelter at EasternFlorida State College (formerlyBCC), Cocoa, or Walter ButlerCommunity Center, Cocoa, onU.S. 1.

Zone 5• Residents north of Patrick

Air Force Base and Macaw Laneon Merritt Island, evacuatewest on State Road 520 or shel-ter at Manatee ElementarySchool. Mainland residents,south of State Road 520, useEyster Boulevard, BarnesBoulevard, Fiske BoulevardSouth or Viera Boulevard Westto evacuate to Interstate 95 orshelter at Manatee ElementarySchool.

Zone 6• Residents south of Patrick

Air Force Base to north limits ofIndian Harbour Beach andsouth of Macaw Lane on Mer-

ritt Island evacuate west onPineda Causeway to Interstate95 or shelter at Sherwood Ele-mentary School, near Wickhamand Post roads. Mainland resi-dents south of Wickham Roadand north of Aurora Road evac-uate west to I-95 or shelter atSherwood Elementary on PostRoad.

Zone 7• Residents from the north

Indian Harbour Beach limits toIndialantic north limits evacu-ate west on State Road 518 toInterstate 95; mainland resi-dents from Aurora Road to U.S.192 evacuate west or shelter atEau Gallie High School.

Zone 8• Residents from the north

limits of Indialantic, or main-land south of U.S. 192, to thesouth county line evacuatewest on U.S. 192 or west onPalm Bay Road or MalabarRoad to I-95.

Residents of Melbourne mayshelter at Melbourne HighSchool or Meadowlane Inter-mediate Elementary School.

Residents of West Melbourneand Melbourne Village mayalso shelter at MeadowlaneIntermediate ElementarySchool.

Residents of Palm Bay andthe surrounding areas mayshelter at Bayside High Schoolor Heritage High School.

NOTE: Residents in the Bare-foot Bay and the south countyarea, who do not have trans-portation, report to the Bare-foot Bay Community Center,Building A, for transportationto Bayside High School or theSouth Mainland CommunityCenter for sheltering.

Source: Brevard CountyOffice of Emergency Manage-ment, (321) 637-6670 andHomeland Security

Special to Hometown News Community Center:3700

Allen Ave., Micco

If ordered, evacuateimmediately and followthese instructions:

• Stay tuned to batterypowered radio and

followinstructions• Wear protective

clothingand sturdy shoes• Take your emergencysupply kit• Lock your home• Use travel routesspecified by localauthorities

Sources: Brevard CountyOffice of EmergencyManagement and Home-land Security

SheltersFrom page 14

0512

83

Ozzie’s CrabhouseOzzie’s Crabhouse4391 Dixie Highway NE, Palm Bay, FL 32905 • 321-724-0009 • Fax: 321-727-8055

email: [email protected] • website: ozziescrabhouse.net

Home of the “All You Can Eat” Blue CrabsHome of the “All You Can Eat” Blue Crabs

OpenDaily11 am

Visit ourwebsitefor a fullmenu

DAILY LUNCH & EARLY BIRD SPECIALS

HOMEMADE SOUPS – Oyster Stew, NE Clam Chowder,

Conch Chowder, Crab Gumbo and Chili

FULL SEAFOOD MENU • KING, SNOW & DUNGENESS CRAB LEGSSOFT SHELL CRAB • FRIED OYSTERS

PRIME RIB, NY STRIP, RIBEYE • CHICKEN BREASTPASTA DISHES • CAESAR SALADS

MONDAY-FRIDAY HAPPY HOUR 3-7 PM2 FOR 1 DRAFT BUD, BUD LIGHT, MICHELOB ULTRA

50¢ OFF WELL • MIXED DRINKS

TUESDAY - 55¢ OYSTERS, CLAMS & WINGS (open to close)WEDNESDAY - ATLANTIC BLUEGRASS 7-9 PM

THURSDAY - KARAOKE WITH KEN EDDY 7-11 PMFRIDAY - ALL YOU CAN EAT FISH FRY $11.95 (open to close)

ON OUR OPEN DECKFRIDAY & SATURDAY - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 6-10 PM

SUNDAY - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 5-9 PM

FULL LIQUOR BAR

0663

56



Home supplies and preparation

Here are supplies and tips to help youendure hurricanes and other tropicalstorms:

Home:• Plywood boards andfasteners, or hurricaneshutters• Plastic sheeting• Rope, tarpaulins, ducttape• Written instructions onhow to turn off electricity,gas and water ifauthorities advise you todo so• Place important papersin a watertight container• Fill bathtub andcontainers with water forsanitary use• Fill your vehicle’s gastank• Bleach or waterpurification tablets• Shut-off tool for gas andwater lines

Food items:• Water: A gallon perperson per day, with athree-day minimumsupply; freeze ahead oftime• A two-week supply ofnonperishable food:ready-to-eat cannedmeats, fruits andvegetables, canned juicesand soups, peanut butterand jelly, crackers, granolabars and nuts• Special foods for infantsand the elderly• Beverages• Pet food and supplies,such as litter and pads

Equipment• Manual can opener• Emergency cookingequipment• Ice chests filled with ice• AM/FM weather radio• Battery-operated radioor television• Pillows, bedding,blankets• Batteries• Matches (in waterproofcontainers)• Cell phones w/carchargers• Flashlights (one perperson) and battery-operated lanterns• Fire extinguisher• Hammer (in case youneed to break throughdebris)• Tool kit• Land line phone• Generator• Propane, if needed• Chain saw• Plastic garbage bags• Bicycle

Personal items• Paper plates and cups,plastic utensils• Paper towels, toilettissue, facial tissue, babywipes, sanitary napkins• Bug spray, ant spray• Raincoats, rain hats,umbrellas• Baby supplies, includingformula, bottles anddiapers• Games, cards, puzzles,books, magazines• Non-electrical musicalinstruments• Two-week supply ofprescription medications• Emergency cash• Sunglasses


• Once you become a Red Crossvolunteer, take free disaster training

courses at your local Red Crossoffice at 1700 Cedar St., Rockledge.

• Stay connected with your localRed Cross via

CEOFrom page 13

See CEO, 19



In an effort to help you and yourfamily prepare now, here are someone-minute drills that are short ontime, but big on impact.

Drill 1 – Get a KitVisit the American Red Cross Store,

and buy the Deluxe Emergency Pre-paredness Kit. That’s it. You arealready done with this step. Easy,right?

Drill 2 – Discuss Kit RulesOnce you get the kit, make sure that

everyone knows where it is and thatthe items are to be used for emergen-cies only. You don’t want someonetaking the water packet from the kitjust because they don’t want to makethe trip to the kitchen.

Drill 3 – Personalize Your Kit

Have each family member pick theirfavorite canned foods and personalitems and add them to the kit.

Drill 4 – Make an Evacuation PlanThis is much easier and less time

consuming than it seems. Pull out amap and highlighter and determinetwo or three destinations and theroutes to get there.

Drill 5 – Be InformedIt is important to know what natural

disasters can affect your area andwhat to do in the event of one striking.Read through the appropriate Disas-ter and Emergency guides. Watch theweather and stay on top of the news ifa hurricane or other severe weather ispredicted to come your way. If localauthorities are telling you to evacuate,then EVACUATE! If you followed thedrills above, then you already have anevacuation plan.


One-minute drills during disasters

20% OFFENTIRE BILLNot Valid With Any Other Offer

Expires 4/30/13 • Mon-Th 2p-5p • Fri 2p-7p

1547 MAPLE AVEEAU GALLIE, FL 32935

321-259-6605CATERING AVAILABLE FOR AS MANY AS 3000 PEOPLE!

Monday-Thursday 11am-5pmFriday 11am-7pm • Saturday 11am-3pm

Serving Great BBQ and Homemade Country CookingFor Over 20 Years

Best Burgers In Town • Famous Fried Chicken

NO SUBCONTRACTOR USED • OWNER ON ALL JOBS

321-821-8094

Granite • Marble • Cambria • And More

FREEIn-Home Consultation

Custom Fabrication & Installation

0657

43

0669

77

Mike Willis

Here beforeand after

the Storms!

ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION LLC

New Roofs Reroofs RepairsRemodeling GuttersSkylights AdditionsSoffit & Fascia

✓ ✓✓ ✓✓ ✓✓

✓

WHERE THERE’S A WILLIS,

THERE’S A WAY!

Certified General ContractorC.G.C.#1509962

Certified Roofing ContractorC.C.C. #1327501

Home Inspections #HI5687

ServingBrevard

for 25 years!

321-254-7176

Mike WillisOwner

www.mikewillisroofing.com1901 N. Harbor City Blvd.

Melbourne, FL 34935Licensed & Insured

0381

46

HURRICANE STORM PANELMANUFACTURING INC.

HURRICANE STORM PANELMANUFACTURING INC.Locally Owned &

Operated Manufacturerof Aluminum & Steel

Storm Panels

Locally Owned &Operated Manufacturer

of Aluminum & SteelStorm Panels

• Custom Cut• Removable• Easy & Safe Installation• Commercial & Residential

• Custom Cut• Removable• Easy & Safe Installation• Commercial & Residential

FREEEstimate

(321) 409-2900

Mention This Ad and Get$50 Off Residential Orders!

Joe & Aaron Gallagher1720 Main St, NE, Unit 1 • Palm Bay, FL 32905

321-409-2900 • fax 321-409-2640www.HurricaneStormPanel.com

Joe & Aaron Gallagher1720 Main St, NE, Unit 1 • Palm Bay, FL 32905

321-409-2900 • fax 321-409-2640www.HurricaneStormPanel.com



Stay informed: Brevard AM/FM licensed radio station listing

AM Radio stations

840 WPGS-AMMimsClassic country

920 WDMCMelbourneReligious

1060 WIXCTitusvilleTalk radio

1240 WMMBMelbourneNews/talk

1300 WMELCocoa BeachTalk radio

1350 WMMVCocoaNews/talk

1510 WWBCCocoaReligious

FM Radio stations

WPIOTitusville

Religious89.5 WFIT

MelbournePublic/jazz

90.3 WEJFPalm BayContemporaryChristian

91.5 WMIECocoaReligious

93.3 WSCFMelbourne

ContemporaryChristian

93.5 WRDJMerritt IslandReligious

93.9 WJFPCocoaBlack gospel/urban

94.3 WJFPMelbourneBlack gospel/urban

WFKSMelbourne

Contemporary hitradio-pop

95.5 WCPLMerritt IslandReligious

95.9 WSJZSebastianSports

98.5 WSBHSatellite Beach

Oldies99.3 WLRQ

CocoaAdultcontemporary

102.7 WKHRRockledgeCountry

104.3 WREHGrant-ValkariaNew religious

106.3 WCIFMelbourneReligious

107.1 WAOAMelbourneContemporary hitradio-pop

Sources: radiostationworld.com/loca-tions and cyber-brevard.com/Brevard-radio.html.


0652

71

www.bigboytoy.com

321-259-54443161 Skyway Circle, MelbourneConvenient access to I-95 & Orlando

• Indoor Storage (48,000 sf)Meets Miami-Dade Hurricane Code

• Covered Storage• Security System• Fenced Entirely• FREE water, air & dump station• Wash/Wax, Electric, Battery Charging,

& Flat Tire Service Available

Protect Your Big Boy Toys!

0662

28

Lowest Prices • Best Quality WorkOver 20 Years Experienced Roofers

Commercial • Residential

Home Remodeling • New Additions • ScreensPaint • Window • Stucco • Re-Roof • Repair

Soffit & Fascia • Skylights • Gutters

Call Today for Free Estimate

Licensed Roofing Contractor CCC1327641Licensed General Contractor CGC513896

24 Hour Emergency Repair

(321) 505-0026

Roof Leak?We CanHelp!

Bennett Roofing & Construction

$1000OFFAny Re-Roof

Residential Only • Must present coupon at time of estimate

NOW HIRING EXPERIENCED ROOFERS

0652

74

MOBILE HOME DEPOTServing Florida for Over 30 Years

“Your” Mobile Home Parts Warehouse!3702 N. US Hwy 1 • Cocoa, FL • 321.636.9988

You Need It, We Have It! www.mobilehomedepot.net

• A/C - RV & Mobile Home• Vinyl Siding & Skirting• Screen Rooms/Carports• Doors: Interior & Exterior• Roof Coating/Sealers• Roof Overs

• Bathtubs/Shower & Walls• Bathroom Vanities & Tops• Sinks & Faucets• Plumbing Parts• Toilets/Parts• Water Heaters & Parts

• RV Accessories• Steps & Rails• Awnings & Shutters• Anchors & Tie Downs• Windows (Glass & Vinyl)

And Much More!

CARE PLUSWE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE!

Please Visit Our Website at www.ChampionAutoPalmBay.com!WE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE!

0648

52

Champion Automotive

6249 S. Babcock St. • 3 Blocks South of Malabar Rd.729-0708 • 729-9799

6249 S. Babcock St. • 3 Blocks South of Malabar Rd.729-0708 • 729-9799

www.ChampionAutoPalmBay.com!

ALIGNMENTS$4995

AC SYSTEM SERVICE

$1495SENIOR & MILITARY

DISCOUNTS

10% OFFFREE

SAFETY INSPECTION & TIREROTATION WITH OIL CHANGE

$1995

BRAKE SERVICE$20OFF

We will:• Inspect your vehicle’s steering &

suspension• Align vehicle to specs• Center your steering wheelMust present coupon • Not valid with

any other offer • Expires 6/30/13

• Install new brake pads or shoes• Resurface drums or rotors• Bleed brake system• Inspect sheel cylinders/calipers• Top off brake systemMust present coupon • Not valid with

any other offer • Expires 6/30/13

TOTAL AMOUNT OF BILLExcludes oil changes, batteries &

tires. Must present couponNot valid with any other offer

Expires 6/30/13

• Pressure test AC system• Inspect vehicle AC hoses• Perform system leak test• Run AC performance test

Most cars • Must present couponNot valid with any other offer

Refrigerant Extra • Expires 6/30/13

4 WheelSlightlyExtra

Rear DiscBrakes SlightlyHigher

Law Says We Can’t Fill A KnownLeaking AC Systema

plus $1.50disposal fee

Includes oil (up to 5 qts), filterreplacement, & tire rotation. Mustpresent coupon Not valid with any

other offer • Expires 6/30/13



www.facebook.com/redcrossmid-florida and on Twitter @RedCross-MidFL.

Hurricanes can cause cata-strophic damage to our communi-ties. The Atlantic Hurricane Seasonlasts from June to November, withthe peak season from mid-Augustto late October. Hurricanes bringheavy rains that can cause exten-sive flood damage in coastal andinland areas.

It is critical that we all payattention to watches and warningsand heed the advice of localofficials.

If we lean forward in prepared-ness, follow the good guidance ofofficials and participate in com-munity recovery, we will all play acritical part in being more resilientduring Hurricane Season.

CEOFrom page 16

• Baby supplies (bottles,formula, baby food,diapers)• Games and activities forchildren• Pet supplies (collar,leash, ID, food, carrier,bowl)• Two-way radios • Extra set of car

keys and house keys • Manual canopener

Additional supplies to keep at homeor in your kit based on the types of dis-asters common to your area:

• Whistle • N95 or surgical masks• Matches • Rain gear• Towels • Work gloves• Tools/supplies forsecuring your home• Extra clothing, hat andsturdy shoes • Plastic sheeting • Duct tape • Scissors• Household liquid bleach • Enter-

tainment items• Blankets, sleepingbags

SurvivalFrom page 6

We Make Our Money The Old Fashion Way, “WE PRINT IT”Pick Up A FREE Hurricane Tracking Map Here!

Flyers • Letterheads • EnvelopesPost Cards • Newsletters • Business Cards

Any Printed Product

321-752-8753772 Washburn Road, Suite A

www.cflprinting.com

0460

63

0662

56

Family Owned • Licensed & InsuredSpecializing in New, Re-Roofs & Repairs

SHINGLE • TILE • METALRetired U.S. Air Force, 22 years service

FREE ESTIMATES • 752-0763State Certified CCC1327262

0657

09

55 SW Irwin Ave. W. MelbourneDirectly East of Toys R Us

State Reg. #MVO1533

321-727-2111www.CasselsGarage.com

CASSELS GARAGE, INC. HurricaneReadiness

SpecialOil Change & Filter

Tire Rotation27 Point Inspection

$3995Synthetic Extra • Up to 5 Quarts

With This Ad Only

Comedy Magic

Shows

Comedy Magic

Shows

Anniversaries • Birthdays • Reunions • Special Events

JOHN ANDERSONMagician & Balloon Artist

(321)728-1858 www.afterthelaughter.com cell(321)698-2398

0671

47

Call us for yourBEST PARTY EVER!BEST PARTY EVER!

Commercial/Residential

Fences of all types

Do it yourself materials

FreeEstimates

www.atlanticfencellc.comM-F 8am-5pm • Sat 9am-1pm • Lic FE 24

321-255-10204640 N. U.S.1 • Melbourne FL

Picture Yourself Relaxing in theShoreline Hammock While the Breeze Gently Blows the Palms

Book yourSummer Vacation NowWeekly & Long Weekend Rates

1-888-564-5800American-Paradise.com

Luxurious Oceanfront &Vacation Homes In the

Florida Keys - Marathon4 to 6 Bedrooms, Private Pool,

Hot Tub, Docks & More

3369 Sarno Road,Melbourne, FL 32934(321) 752-8805

Open 7 Days • 9:00am-2:00amOver 25,000 Videos

Largest Selection ofLove Toys, Lingerie &

Videos, Anywhere!!

POWEROUT?Hmm...

What to do,what to do?

0643

77

♥ Love Toys♥ DVDs

♥ Lingerie♥ Shoes

With This Coupon • Excludes Sales ItemsValid thru Summer 2013

20%OFF

24 HOUR SERVICE

Cocoa Beach(321) 783-8366

Titusville(321) 269-1115

Rockledge(321) 636-1448

BREVARD COUNTYMerritt Island(321) 449-9906

Beaches(321) 779-4321

Melbourne, Palm BaySuntree & Viera(321) 724-8841 Licensed & Insured

SALES • SERVICE • REPAIRSINSTALLATIONS

0644

00Personal Checks Accepted

16x7 Clopay Garage Door FREE Remote orKeypad withpurchase of

new LiftmasterOpener

Hurricane RatedImpact Rated for Insurance

Includes Haulaway of Old DoorAll New Hardware & Permit

Everything Installed$99500

SPECIALOFFERSPECIALOFFER

SPECIALOFFERSPECIALOFFER

Serving Brevardfor Over 10 YearsServing Brevardfor Over 10 Years

$1495

Service Calls

$1495

Service Calls



HG S Brevard

Documents

Transcript of HG S Brevard