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SERVICES

- Duct Cleaning / Refreshing

- Leveling & Foundation Repair

- Permanent Foundation (433a)

- Plumbing Repairs & Re-Pipes

- Flooring, Paneling & Trim

- Doors & Windows

- Painting

- Roofs & Skylights

- Heating, A/C & Swamp Coolers

- Kitchen & Bathroom Remodels

- Decks & Steps

- Awnings & Patio Enclosures

- Siding, Skirting & Subfloor Repairs 855.906.6077

ORANGE VILLAGE MOBILEHOME PARK

1540 E. Trenton Ave

Orange, CA 92867

714-538-1749

Office Email: orangevillage@bandcmhc.com

Afterhours Emergency Assistance (714) 684-4625

Community Office Hours

Monday to Friday ● 8am – 4:30pm (Closed for lunch 12 – 12:30pm)

CommunityManager:MariaFlores

Maintenance:IsraelTrejo

WeekendRelief:EdMounceandVivianFranklin

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Fire&MedicalEmergency 911

BusService 714-636-7433

CityofOrange 714-744-2225

Mayor&CityCouncil 714-744-2200

CityClerk 714-744-5500

CityAttorney 714-744-5580

PublicWorks 714-744-5525

CityHotline 714-744-5511

CommunityServices 714-744-7274

CodeEnforcementReportingLine 714-744-5555

CityofOrange,PoliceDepartment 714-744-7444

CR&RTrashService 949-646-4805

DMV 800-777-0133

MealsonWheels 714-220-0224

OCTAAccess 877-628-2232

PostOffice 800-275-8777

SeniorCitizenCenter 714-538-9633

SocialSecurityAdmin. 800-772-1213

Library 714-288-2430

NearestHospital 714-633-0011

(ChapmanGlobalMedicalCenter)

Spectrum 888-892-2253

DirectTV 877-863-9701

AT&T 800-288-2020

AnimalControl 714-935-6848

AARP 888-687-2277

Alzheimer’sAssociation24/7Helpline 800-272-3900

ElderAbuseHotline 877-477-3646

ElderLocator 800-677-1116

HearingAidHelpLine 800-521-5247

MedicareInformation 800-392-3070

NationalArthritisFoundation 800-283-7800

SoCalGasCompany 800-427-2200

SouthernCaliforniaEdison 800-990-7788

If you have a number for a service that might be useful to other residents, please submit information to the office.

Mondays

Bible Study 10 – 11:15am / Teaching by Bill 11 am Food Distribution May 12th. And May 26th. (Bring your own bag), Food gives away starts roughly at 11am please wait outside until set up is complete. Please sign in with your name and space number to keep the donations coming.

Tuesdays

Bingo 2-4pm weekly/ Called by Betsy

Thursday

10am-12pm Arts and Crafts – free supplies instruction provided.

Friday

9am Donuts and Coffee Last Friday of the month

To ensure the continued success of the food bank, all residents must respect and follow the rules and procedures. Please note the distribution starts at approx. 11:00am and doors will be closed until the setup is completed. Please note if the truck arrives early the food bank will open prior to 11:00am. On occasion certain food items may be limited and will be distributed based on supply. Please be mindful the food bank is run entirely by resident volunteers whose purpose is to ensure food is available to residents. who need it.

Thank you! for your anticipated cooperation.

Bible Study 10 -11:15am

Bingo 2-4pm

RENT LATE!

BibleStudy 10–11:15am 11 am Food Distribution

Bible Study 10 11:15am 10am-12pm Arts and Crafts

Bingo 2-4pm

Bible Study 10 11:15am

Bingo 2-4 pm 11amFood Distribution

Bingo 2-4pm 10am12pm Arts and Crafts

Bingo 2-4pm

RENT DUE! 9am Donuts and Coffee 10am12pm Arts and Crafts 10am-12pm Arts and Crafts 1pm-3pm Resident Birthdays

MAY BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR ALL RESIDENTS

WHEN: SATURDAY, MAY 17Th, 2025 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

WHERE: ORANGE VILLAGE CLUBHOUSE

WHY: JOIN US TO CELEBRATE MAY RESIDENTS’ BIRTHDAYS

CAKE AND COFFEE/LEMONADE PROVIDED BY PARK ICE CREAM PROVIDED BY RESIDENTS COMMITTEE THIS IS A RESIDENT-SPONSORED EVENT.

Make yourself OFFICAL---We would like you to share your birthday with us, if you haven’t yet. PLEASE COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW & RETURN TO Dianne space 22 (714) 866-6222 or to Jo space 108 (805) 300-7631 …. in mailbox okay I WANT YOU TO KNOW WHEN MY BIRTHDAY IS: PLEASE PRINT NAME(S) OF RESIDENT(S) OF SPACE NUMBER ________________

RUMMAGE SALE FOR RESIDENTS ONLY

SATURDAY, MAY 31, 2025

WHEN: * SATURDAY, May 31, 2025, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM

WHERE: * ORANGE VILLAGE CLUBHOUSE

WHY: * BUY, SELL, BROWSE, GET SOME EXERCISE, SOCIALIZE

* COFFEE & LEMONADE PROVIDED BY PARK MANAGEMENT

* BONUS: TABLE OF FREE ITEMS…HELP YOURSELF!

SUGGESTIONS OF ITEMS TO BRING TO THE RUMMAGE SALE—SET UP 8-10 AM

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS NEW/USED CLOTHING CDs DVDs HOMEMADE GOODIES BOOKS GAMES DECORATIONS & KNICK KNACKS PUZZLES JEWELRY

CRAFTS/CRAFT SUPPLIES

BAKED GOODIES PLANTS THIS IS A RESIDENT-SPONSORED EVENT. PLEASE CONTACT US TO INFORM US HOW MANY TABLES YOU WILL NEED FOR YOUR NEW\USED ITEMS. ALL SELLERS, PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHANGE.

Simple Lemon Herb Chicken

This lemon-herb chicken is a simple, quick, and delicious dish. All you need are a few herbs, a lemon, and of course, the chicken! The number of spices is completely up to you. You can add according to your taste.

Ingredients

 2 (5 ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves

 1 medium lemon, juiced, divided

 salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste

 1 tablespoon olive oil

 1 pinch dried oregano

 2 sprigs fresh parsley, chopped, for garnish

Directions

1. Place chicken in a bowl; pour 1/2 of the lemon juice over chicken and season with salt.

2. Heat olive oil in a medium skillet over medium-low heat. Placechicken into hot oil. Add remaining lemon juice and oregano, season with black pepper. Cook chicken until golden brown and the juices run clear, 5 to 10 minutes per side. An instantread thermometer inserted into the center should read at least 165 degrees F (74 degrees C).

3. Garnishchicken with parsley to serve.

Cherry Cheesecake Dump Cake

This cherry cheesecake dump cake could not be easier. Cherry pie filling and vanilla cake mix are pantrystaples you can keep on hand. Add cream cheese, butter, and egg and vanilla, and you're nearly there!

Prep Time: 5 mins

Cook Time: 40 mins

Stand Time: 10 mins

Total Time: 55 mins

Servings: 10 to 12

Ingredients

 1 can cherry pie filling

 8 ounces cream cheese, softened

 1 large egg

 1/2 cup white sugar

 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

 1 (15.25 ounce) box vanilla cake mix

 10 tablespoons of butter,melted

Directions

1. Preheat the oven to350 degrees F (180 degrees C). Pour pie filling into a 9x13inch baking dish.

2. Beat cream cheese, egg, sugar and vanilla together in a bowlwith an electric mixer until well combined and smooth. Spoon mixture over pie filling.

3. Spread cake mix in an even layer over cream cheese mixture, taking care not to mix the layers. Pour melted butter evenly over the top.

4. Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown and bubbly, 40 to 50 minutes. Let’s stand 10 minutes before serving.

Mother's Day

About Mother's Day

When is Mother's Day? This holiday is celebrated on the second Sunday in May It’s Mother’s Day. That means today is all about Mom. Everybody has a mother and absolutely no one is more special than your mom. Sure, dad is important. And grandparents too. But moms, well they are just the greatest. Often taken for granted, they are always our strongest supporters. You can’t do wrong with Mom’s eyes. When you are hurt, or not feeling well, there is no one else that can help you morethan Mom. I saw this when our son was in the emergency room. Sure, dad was an important presence. But the look in my son’s eyes with his mom by his side was a certain affirmation of mom’s comforting ways and importance.

So go out and celebrate Mother’s Day. First and foremost, spend time with her. If you absolutely cannot be there, take time for a long phone call. Flowers, cards, candy, and gifts are all part of the day. But mom wants some time with you far more than anything else.

Did you know? The first Mother’s Day was May 10, 1908, in Philadelphia

How to Celebrate Mother's Day

It’s allabout Mom.

 First and foremost, mom just wants her children to spend time with her.

 Tell her how much you care and that you love her.

 Or prepare and cook the meals. That includes doing the dishes.

 Take her to breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

 Give her flowers.

 Buy her gifts.

History and Origin of Mother's Day

In the United States, a form of Mother’s Day has been celebrated since the early 20th century. It was started as a religious observance by Ana Jarvis. She promoted the first worship service to honor mothers. The first formal Mother’s Day i the U.S. was not until1908.

Some other countries have celebrated this holiday for centuries.

Memorial Day

About Memorial Day

When is Memorial Day? This holiday is always observed on the last Monday in May Memorial Day is officially celebrated last Monday in May. Memorial Day is dedicated to service men and women who gave their lives for freedom and country. It isalso a time to remember loved ones who have passed away. The roots of Memorial Day observance go back to 1865 and the end of the CivilWar.

The ultimate sacrifice made by millions of U.S. servicemen and women is perhaps best exemplified by Nathan Hale as he was about to be executed by the British for spying for the Continental Army when he said, “Ionly regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”

Memorial Day was traditionally held on the 30th of May. In 1971, Congress changed itto last Monday, to create a three-day holiday weekend. Regardless of the date, we encourage you to follow Memorial Day tradition: attend a parade and visit a cemetery to honor and remember our serviceman. Take time to remember lost loved ones in whatever way you feelappropriate.

Did you Know? Memorial Day was first called Decoration Day. It was changed to Memorial Day in 1882.

Memorial Day also marks the beginning of the gardening and summer seasons, even though summer willnot occur until a few weeks later.This day usually includes the first family picnic of the year.

How to Celebrate Memorial Day

 Visit the graves of servicemen and women.

 Plant flowers on the graves of loved ones.

 Attend a parade.

 Have a picnic.

World Red Cross Day and World Red Crescent Day

About World Red Cross Day

When is World Red Cross Day? This holiday is always celebrated on May 8 World Red Cross Day is today, a May 8 holiday. This holiday gives appreciation and recognition for the efforts of the National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies worldwide. The Red Crescent is the equivalent of the Red Cross for Muslim countries. Both humanitarian organizations help the victims of natural and man-made disasters.

According to the Red Cross website, this day recognizes:

“Worldwide efforts to advocate for the relief of human suffering, whether from disease, famine, disaster, or war. On May 8, the American Red Cross puts a special focus on our programs that keep children healthy and safe around the globe.”

The Red Cross provides humanitarian efforts and disaster relief around the world, wherever it is needed. There are millions of Red Cross volunteers.

How to Celebrate and Participate in World Red Cross Day

You can celebrate World Red Cross Day and World Red Crescent Day in a variety of ways:

 Learn more about the Red Cross

 Support Red Cross programs and efforts

 Donate to the Red Cross

 Donate blood today

 Become a Red Cross volunteer

 Thank Red Cross volunteers for theirservice.

History and Origin of World Red Cross Day

World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day date back to 1922. At that time, the Czechoslovakia Red Cross-National Society proclaimed a three-day truce at Easter to promote peace. The goal is to recognize one day every year to advocate for the relief of human suffering from disease, and the humanity of seeing a world free from suffering due to war.

Cinco de Mayo

About Cinco de Mayo

When is Cinco de Mayo Day? This holiday is always celebrated on May 5 Cinco De Mayo Day is a May 5 Mexican holiday. However, it is widely celebrated in the United States, especially among the Mexican people living here. On May 5, 1862, the Mexican army defeated the French army at the Battleof Puebla. This single military battle signified the defeat of a European colonial power and a victory for the Mexican people. This single battle was the roots of Cinco de Mayo.

Note: Cinco de Mayo is not the celebration of Mexican Independence which is celebrated on September 16th.

What Cinco de Mayo has come to be, is much more than one battle in the colonial history of Mexico. Rather, it has come to signify Hispanicand Mexican pride and a time to celebrate the rich culture.

Today, this holiday is celebrated by Mexicans, and especially the Hispanic community in the U.S. It is a time of song, dance, partying, and in general a time to be proud to be of Hispanic descent.