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Corona Palms Mobile Home Park 13381 Magnolia Avenue Corona, CA 92879 951-371-6390 Office 760-504-8852 Cell Email: coronapalms-vicki@bandcmhc.com Park Management - Tom & Vicki Jarvis Office Hours Monday – Friday 8:00am – 3:30pm Closed During Lunch 12:00pm – 1:00pm Out on Grounds 3:30pm – 4:00pm Closed Weekends & Holidays From time to time the office will be closed during Regular Business Hours for park duties that must be handled outside of the office during regularly posted hours. Important Phone Numbers Corona Palms Night Patrol Fire Department Riverside Sheriff Department SO CA Gas Company SO CA Edison Company Local Social Security Office Mobile Home Registration & Title Housing & Community Development Nearest Hospital: Corona Regional Medical Center
951-337-3512 951-737-3840 800-950-2444 800-427-2200 800-655-4555 951-272-1151 951-782-4431 951-782-4421 951-737-4343
Corona Palms Newsletter Editor Diane Borre #152 | d.borre@pm.me | 909-366-5114 Many thanks to residents who have shared information and ideas for the newsletter! Due to space and printing deadlines, please understand that everything submitted may not be included. Distribution schedule is determined by the publisher and is not managed by Corona Palms MHP. Advertising in this newsletter is at the discretion of the publisher and in no way is endorsed by Corona Palms MHP.
Social Club Committee Members Senior Exercise Ladies Lunch Bunco Ladies Billiards Newsletter & Library Bible Study
Diane Borre Sp #152 Carrie & Louise Alldis Sp #46 Louise Alldis Sp #46 Sherry Gartley Sp #162 Diane Borre Sp #152 Becky Levin (951-207-8786)
Residents who would like to be involved in one of the Committees, or would like to suggest and support events, please contact any of the members above or Vicki in the office. We always need more participation & welcome your support.
Make a Difference Right Here at Home: Volunteering in Our Community
Our community grows stronger every time neighbors come together. Something wonderful happens when neighbors help neighbors. Right here in our own mobile home park, there are so many ways to share your time, your talents, and your heart — and every single one of them matters. Volunteering doesn't have to mean big commitments or hard work. It can be as simple as a friendly knock on a door, a warm smile, or an hour spent in sitting together outside or in the clubhouse. Whatever you can give, your community will treasure it. This fall, we're inviting every resident to be a part of something special. Let's discover what volunteering can do — for our neighbors, and for ourselves.
Why Volunteer? You might be surprised at how much volunteering gives back to you. Here are just a few of the wonderful benefits our residents have discovered: ● Stay Active and Energized. Volunteering keeps both your body and your mind moving. Even gentle activities like gardening or visiting neighbors can boost your energy levels and overall health. ● Make New Friends. Working side by side with neighbors is one of the best ways to build friendships that last. You never know who might become a dear friend! ● Give Something Back. If you've ever been helped by a neighbor, volunteering is a beautiful way to pay that kindness forward. Our community is stronger because of people like you. ● Find a Sense of Purpose. Knowing that your efforts make a real difference is one of the most uplifting feelings there is. Volunteers tell us it gives their days real meaning. ● Support Your Mental Well-Being. Spending time with others and doing good can lift your spirits, ease loneliness, and bring more joy into your everyday life. Ways You Can Help There is truly something for everyone. No matter your energy level, schedule, or interests, there is a volunteer role that fits you perfectly: ● Welcome New Residents. Help new neighbors feel right at home with a friendly visit, a small welcome note, or a kind word. A warm welcome means everything to someone just arriving. ● Organize Social Events. Love bringing people together? Help plan potlucks, theme nights, holiday gatherings, or afternoon socials at the clubhouse. ● Help Organize our Library. Keeping all the books, audio books, dvd movies, and puzzles organized is an ongoing project and makes a difference to our library users. ● Deliver Meals or Groceries to Neighbors. For residents who find it harder to get around, a meal or grocery delivery from a caring neighbor is an enormous help and a wonderful gift. ● Assist with the Corona Palms Newsletter. Share your ideas, write a short story, or help put together our newsletter. Your voice is always welcome on these pages! ● Serve on the Activities Committee. Help plan and shape the programs and events that make our community so lively. Your ideas and energy are always needed.
● Help at the clubhouse. Greet visitors, help set up tables and chairs for events, register guests & sell raffle tickets or simply be a friendly face that makes the clubhouse feel like home. ● Offer Pet Care Assistance. Love animals? Offer to walk a neighbor's dog, check in on a pet, or simply spend time with a furry friend whose owner could use a helping hand. Every Hour Counts Please don't worry if your schedule is limited or your energy varies from day to day. Even one hour a week makes a real and lasting difference. Every smile you share, every door you knock on, every event you help with — all of it adds up to something truly wonderful. Our community has been built one small act of kindness at a time, and yours will be no different. Remember: You don't have to do everything. Most everyone can do something. Whatever you can offer — whether it's an hour a week or an hour a month — is a gift to all of us. ❤ How to Sign Up Getting involved is easy! Here's all you need to do: ● Pick up a sign-up sheet in the office or in the clubhouse library. The sheet lists all available volunteer roles, and you can choose as many or as few as you like. ● Talk to any Social Club Committee members or Vicki in the office. They will be happy to answer any questions and help you find the perfect fit ● No experience is needed — just a willing heart and a friendly spirit. We will guide you every step of the way. There's no pressure and no obligation. Simply stop by whenever you're ready, and we'll welcome you with open arms. Questions? We'd love to hear from you! Contact our Socal Club Committee by phone or email or Vicki in the office. Drop by or reach out during regular hours — we always have time for you.
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November Birthdays
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December Birthdays
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Fred Tobias
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Lori Bledsoe Carrie Alldis Doug Barton Betty Berry Chris Olson Manuel Martinez Steve Lachney Kathy Whitney Doug Kupke Israel Mounier Daniel Niemeyer Mario Menjivar Lina Gastelum John Mello Tiffany Tabares Larry Thomas Jose Alba Bettye Jones Debi Martin
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PRAYERS FOR: Rick Tafel #89 Don Ellis #151 Dolores Diaz, #18
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Rhona Barton 49 Bobbie Borja 115 Lori Bledsoe 135 Carrie Alldis 46 Edna Candari 130 John Marrujo 50 Mary Anne Biondi 117 Angela Raygoza 110 Lupe Rangel 68 Tina Markan 158 Antonio Morais 63 Manny Magdaleno 92 Mary Markan 158 Kay Ser 29 Lizanne Fleming 11 Connie Thomas 102 Diane Lewis 154 Jay Ho An 40 Babette Besselievre 160 Christine Bullard 177 Alvina Denman 62 Rizalinda Alejandro 146
Chip Davies, #3 Debi Martin, #24 Gordon Bayne, #3 Bob Wetmur, #75 Don Medeiros, #15 Tim Lott, #106
CONDOLENCES TO: Ruben Encinas #88 on the passing of Jo Encinas.
Weekly Recurring Activities All activities are held in the clubhouse unless otherwise noted. Ladies Lunch is always at local restaurants. Day
Time
Recurring Activity
Coordinator
Monday
9-10am
Sr. Exercise
Diane Borre #152
12:30pm
Billiards
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Tuesday
12:30pm
Ladies Billiards
Sherry Gartley #162
Wednesday
9-10am
Sr. Exercise
Diane Borre #152
12:30pm
Billiards
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3rd Wednesdays
1pm
Ladies Lunch
Carrie & Louise Alldis #46
Thursday
9:30am
Bible Study
Becky Levin (offsite)
12:30pm
Ladies Billiards
Sherry Gartley #162
9-10am
Sr. Exercise
Diane Borre #152
12:30
Billiards
?
All day
Trash pickup every Friday
Last Fridays
5:30pm
Bunco
Louise Alldis #46
Saturday
9:30-11am
Coffee Klatch
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Special Events
Clubhouse reserved by request
Friday
November Holidays
Vicki – call to reserve
November 3 – Election Day November 11 – Veterans Day November 26 – Thanksgiving
December Holidays
December 5 – Hanukkah (1st day) December 7 – Pearl Harbor Day December 24-25 – Christmas Eve & Day December 26 - Kwanzaa (first day)
November Ladies Lunch
The November 18th Ladies Lunch will be at The Old Spaghetti Factory, 3191 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside. Please sign up at the clubhouse bulletin board or call the office and ask Vicki to add your name. In order to ensure we reserve enough seats, please sign up in the clubhouse or call the office by Saturday prior to the lunch date. Lunch begins at 1:00pm. If you have any questions or need a ride, call Louise or Carrie at 951.427.1897 or Carrie’s cell at 951.870.9481. Please join us and make new friends!
Corona Palms Library Due to space limitations, please donate ONLY current paperback or hard cover general titles. We don’t have room for oversized or special interest books. The shelves are overflowing & there is no budget to purchase more shelves. We are in the process of removing many of the extra books & donating them to Salvation Army, Goodwill, local Little Free Libraries and Operation Paperback.
More info below about how you can support these organizations. The Corona Palms Library offers a selection of audio books for those who enjoy listening to stories on the go or who find reading print challenging. The audio books are located on the bottom shelf following the hard bound
books.
Libraries at no cost to communities where they are needed most. • The Indigenous Library Program has provided Little Free Libraries full of books to Native American and First Nation communities in the United States and Canada in
Our library also has a great selection of puzzles for all ages, ranging from 100 pieces to 2500 pieces Little Free Libraries
Little Free Library Highlights • More than 500 million books have been shared through registered Little Free Libraries, profoundly increasing book access for readers of all ages and backgrounds. • Thousands of neighbors have connected for the first time, building stronger and friendlier communities. • The Impact Library Program has granted more than 3,500 Little Free
partnership with tribal members. Little Free Library By the Numbers 200,000 Little Free Libraries 50 U.S. States Served 128 Countries Served • Launched in 2020, the Read in Color initiative has reached cities across the U.S. and distributed more than 50,000 diverse books celebrating BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and other marginalized voices. • LFL has attracted high-profile collaborators including Disney, Netflix, Good Morning America, Reese’s Book Club, Goodreads, Marvel, Sony, Mercedes-Benz USA, Jack and Jill, Thriftbooks, and Better World Books.
Local Little Free Library Locations If you would like to donate books, or borrow books, here are three locations in our area. More can be found on littlefreelibrary.org
• The Andrews Family Little Free Library / 724 La Cumbre St, Corona • 2130 Tehachapi Drive, Corona • June Bug Book Nook / 12831 June Bug Ct., Riverside (off Indiana near the cemetery)
Operation Paperback (operationpaperback.org)
Operation Paperback is a national, non-profit organization, whose volunteers collect gently used books and send them to American troops overseas, as well as veterans and military families here at home. Since 1999, we have shipped over 2.9 million books to countries all over the world.
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Our service members and their families make sacrifices every day for our country. It takes so little to let them know that they are appreciated. When you donate to Operation Paperback, you will let America’s military community know that you appreciate their service and their sacrifices. In addition to overseas locations, Operation Paperback provides books to wounded warrior programs and veterans hospitals located within the United States, as well as USO centers at US Airport transit points. In addition, past projects include:
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Providing books from military Professional Reading Lists to support servicemember professional development goals. Supporting Chaplains as they counsel troops, both before redeployment and after reunification, with a variety of specifically requested titles. Supplying books for the annual book give away at NSA Souda Bay in Crete, Greece for service members and their families. Supplying children's books to deployed soldiers who read to their children via webcam or on DVDs.
How to Help Become a Volunteer Shipper Register with us and accept our volunteer agreement. There is no cost associated with registering as a shipper. We promise to keep your personal information secure. How does the program work? Once you have registered with us, you can log in to the Volunteer’s Corner and request addresses of troops, veterans, and military families using our automated system. Input the genres you have on hand and our system will generate a customized address list for you. Label your books and insert our standard shipping letter (or your own personal note). Pack and address your box using the names we provide. Then head to the Post Office. It's that simple!
There are two ways that you can help Operation Paperback - make a monetary donation or send books directly to troops, veterans and families. By making a monetary donation you will help fund the purchase and shipment of highdemand genres and other special request books. As a volunteer shipper, you will collect and ship your own books using the addresses that we provide. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Find A Grave.com (Courtesy of Kim Komando)
Strangers are photographing America’s graves for free, and 740,000 families got a picture last year. Your loved one is buried far away, and you can’t visit. A volunteer down the road from that cemetery will go for you. Here’s how to ask, or how to do the favor for someone else.
Your relative is buried in another state many miles away. You haven’t been able to visit in years. Then one morning, a photo of their headstone shows up on your screen, taken by someone you’ll never meet. That’s what happens on Find a Grave thousands of times a day. An army of kind strangers Find a Grave started in 1995 as a hobby site about famous graves. Today, it’s a free, volunteer-built record of everyday Americans, owned by Ancestry. Here’s what you need to know:
The site holds about 190 million memorials and more than 80 million headstone photos. • In 2024 alone, volunteers added over 21.5 million photos. • They fulfilled more than 740,000 photo requests. That’s roughly 2,000 families a day getting a picture of a grave they couldn’t reach. Volunteers call themselves “gravers.” Most are retirees, history buffs and familytree fans who think a quiet walk among the headstones beats the gym. •
How to use it or give back Request a photo for someone you love: • Search the name at FindAGrave.com and open the memorial. • If there’s no picture, tap Request Photo. A free account is all you need. • A volunteer near that cemetery gets the alert. You can also be the stranger who helps out. Sign up as a photo volunteer , (https://news.findagrave.com/2022/08/29/photo-volunteer-by-cemetery/) and pick cemeteries near you. It’s exercise, history and a good deed in one afternoon.
People find long-lost friends, half-siblings and great-great-grandparents on this site. All because someone took a few minutes with a phone.
🚙Places to Go, & Things to Do🚙 Veteran’s Celebrations Flabob Airport’s 24th Annual Veterans Celebration Saturday, November 14 / 9am – 4pm / Free 5370 Mission Rock Way, Jurupa Valley
Brought to you by Flabob Airport & City of Jurupa Valley. Join us for a powerful day dedicated to honoring those who served our country. Every Veteran will receive an official commemorative challenge coin as a token of gratitude for their service.The dunk tank and free haircuts for Veterans offered by a local barbershop, who will provide as many cuts as possible while time and resources allow. The Honor Ceremony & Parade begin at 12:00 PM. Challenge coins and cake available while supplies last. Airplane rides, vintage static aircraft displays, Flabob Express DC-3, CAF DDay Doll C-47, warbird displays, biplane rides (available for purchase), Museum tours, and access to the Airport Park. Kids will enjoy the Kid Zone in the park with a petting zoo and Home Depot activities in the Park! Families can explore the youth market, food trucks, beer gardens, vendors/exhibitors, vintage tractors & engines, flight simulators, a car show, face paintings and more
Rubel Castle 844 N Live Oak Ave, Glendora, CA 91741 / (626) 963 0419 https://www.glendorahistory.org/castle-story
Rubel Castle is one of Southern California’s most unusual places: a handbuilt world of towers, salvaged objects, stonework, and local legend. Part folk-art environment, part historic site, and part gathering place, it reflects the imagination, labor, and unconventional community that brought it to life.
The site includes not only the castle, but a whole little world that grew up around it: the Bottle House, clock tower, windmill, blacksmith shop, printing
press, Santa Fe caboose, and the Tin Palace, the former packing house that became part of the Rubel family’s one-of-a-kind home. Rubel Castle was never just a structure. It was also a gathering place: lively, welcoming, unconventional, and woven into the life of the town. The people around it helped give the castle its spirit as surely as they helped build its walls. The Pharmhands, the extended community connected to the castle, became part of local celebrations and traditions, carrying that spirit beyond the castle. Today, owned and operated by the Glendora Historical Society, Rubel Castle remains both a remarkable work of folk architecture and a place that still brings people together.
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