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APPEND LX A <br /> TORNADO VICTIMS' INFORMATION SHEET (11/25/92) <br /> * All residents receiving any damage from the tornado <br /> should contact the American Red Cross - even if you do <br /> not nod emergency assistance. The Red Cross is the <br /> first-_step in the recovery phase. They also assist in <br /> providing: <br /> (a) deposits for utilities <br /> (b) vouchers for food, clothing, medical <br /> assistance, etc . <br /> American Red Cross (Office) 942-4862 <br /> (Shelter) 644-0821 or 644-0823 <br /> * Residents in need of anv assistance can call the <br /> TORNADO VICTIMS' ASSISTANCE 24-HR HOTLINE: 967-7426 <br /> * Orange Congregations in Mission (OCIM) is providing <br /> assistance with food, clothing, and household goods. <br /> Call: 732-6194 <br /> * If you have pets which need temporary boarding, free <br /> temporary housing is available. Assistance is also <br /> available for owners with lost pets. <br /> Call: Orange County Animal Control 732-8181 <br /> * The Hillsborough Savings Bank (formally Hillsborough <br /> Savings and Loan) has developed a special loan plan for <br /> the tornado victims. The Savings Bank may waive <br /> origination fees, offer discounted interest rates, <br /> offer higher loan to value ratios, and give priority <br /> service. Special consideration may also be given for <br /> mobile home loans. Please contact a loan officer at <br /> 732-2143 for details . <br /> * If you need to store items, Surety Storage is offering <br /> the 1st month's rental free and no move-in fee. <br /> Call: 732-9798 <br /> * Local government has focused on the public 's immediate <br /> health and safety needs by removing the majority of the <br /> wood debris . Individuals who need assistance in <br /> removing materials from their property should post the <br /> green "Assistance Needed" flyers on their property or <br /> automobile. Volunteers will help you take material to <br /> the curb or right-of-way for the local government staff <br /> to remove beginning on Monday, November 30, 1992 . <br /> * Orange County Human Service Agencies, the American Red <br /> Cross and OCIM will establish a central Service Center <br /> beginning next week to assist tornado victims with <br /> various needs. <br />