C22 corona palms by MHBgroup

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

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 951-337-3512

Fire Department 951-737-3840

Riverside Sheriff Department 800-950-2444

SO CA Gas Company 800-427-2200

SO CA Edison Company 800-655-4555

Local Social Security Office 951-272-1151

Mobile Home Registration & Title 951-782-4451

Housing & Community Development 951-782-4421

Nearest Hospital: Corona Regional Medical Center 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. Advertising in this newsletter is at the discretion of the publisher and in no way endorsed by Corona Palms MHP. Due to publisher delays, the newsletter may be delivered after the start of the month. Here is a link to view the newsletter online, usually available the first of each month: https://mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/1020-2/.

Social Club Committee Members

Senior Exercise Bettye Jones Sp #70

Ladies Lunch Carrie & Louise Alldis Sp #46

Bunco Louise Alldis Sp #46

Newsletter Diane Borre Sp #152

Prayers for:

Dave Branson, #136

Sandy Pannone, #35

Rick Tafel, #89

Nancy Forcier, #5

Ladies Lunch

The June 18th Ladies Lunch will be held at Olive Garden, 3650 Tyler St (across from Tyler Mall). All Corona Palms ladies are invited to attend and enjoy the camaraderie and great food.

Please sign up in the clubhouse 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

In addition to books and movies, we’ve been fortunate to receive lots of puzzles. We have many levels of difficulty, ranging from 300-piece puzzles to 1500 pieces. If you’re looking for something different, come and check out the selection.

Missing – please help! There was a large Bible in the library on the top shelf where the paperback books start. It has been missing for weeks and it would be appreciated if it is returned for others to use.

A NEW BIBLE STUDY HAS STARTED!!

Every THURSDAY from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the Park Library

Your CORONA PALMS BIBLE STUDY is so excited to announce a NEW study in THE GOSPEL OF JOHN.

We are also using a NEW, discussion-only format, so there is NO homework.

The Gospel of John is often the first book of the Bible that anyone reads. In fact, the most well-known verse in the Bible is found in John 3:16:

“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.”

Our Bible Study is non-denominational, non-political, non-argumentative, and non- confrontational. We are not Bible scholars, but we study the Bible seriously and LAUGH a lot along the way!! We have formed life-long friendships, supporting each other in prayer and fellowship.

We have a CORONA PALMS PRAYER JAR in the Library that we pray over each week. Please feel free to write your confidential prayer request on a slip of paper and add it to the jar. Only GOD will see it.

WON’T YOU COME AND CHECK US OUT in person on Thursdays at 9:30? Or, if you prefer, you can join our video call which happens at the same time, together with our in-person group. If you own a Bible, please bring it. If you don’t have one, no worries, we have plenty!!

For further information, or if you would like someone to VISIT or PRAY with you, please contact any one of our members, or Becky Levin at bcklvn777@gmail.com or 951-207-8786. HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!!

Another fun & successful event at the Corona Palms clubhouse for Mother’s Day, May 11th . Compliments to the Cooking Crew: Don, Doug, Jorge, Jimmie, Larry, Bob, and Tom. Big Thank You to: Susan and Don Ellis’s Daughter Melissa, Son-in-law Brian and Grandson Brandon Kantner for cooking the pancakes and cleaning up.

Gorgeous decorations were created by Susan Ellis and Deanna Gulserian helped set up the tables. Several people were the lucky winners of gift cards

to local popular restaurants & stores. It was a perfect day for the pool too and many folks and their grandkids took advantage.

The first step in addressing possible hearing loss in yourself or a loved one is taking a hearing assessment at https://www.nationalhearingtest.org/.

The National Hearing Test offers an independent hearing screening you can take from the comfort of your home either through your telephone or on a computer or mobile device.

This scientifically validated screening – free for AARP members – remains confidential and can help you take the next steps toward your hearing health.

36 million Americans suffer from hearing loss. Nearly half have never been tested.

This is a first-of-its-kind screening test in the United States. The goal of the National Hearing Test is to give you a simple, 10-minute test that can help

you understand your hearing status and decide whether you should seek a full-scale evaluation of your hearing.

You can take the test using your telephone, or you can take it with a computer or mobile device with headphones ‐‐ and it’s free for AARP Members.

Your test results are completely confidential and will not be shared with any provider of hearing products or services.

��Go, See, Do��

Lakeside Night Market

Step Into a Magical Evening at Lakeside Night Market!

Date: June 13th and 2nd Friday Every Month

Time: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Venue: The Shops at Dos Lagos- 2780 Cabot Dr Corona CA 92883

-FREE EVENT & PARKING. KID & PET FRIENDLY

Indulge in a night of whimsy and wonder at the Lakeside Night Market event. This unique gathering is crafted for those seeking a blend of artisanal crafts delectable bites and vibrant entertainment. From handcrafted treasures to savory treats this market embodies a world of creativity and community.

• Artisan Bliss: Discover one-of-a-kind creations from local craftsmen and artists.

• Culinary Delights: Treat your taste buds to a variety of gourmet delights from culinary wizards.

• Entertainment Galore: Be entertained by live performances and interactive activities.

24th Annual Corona Antiques Faire

Corona Heritage Park & Museum / 510 West Foothill Parkway

Sat, June 7, 2025 at 08:00 am to 03:00 pm

Free admission / parking off site

Join us for Corona’s 2025 Antiques Faire at Corona Heritage Park and Museum. Shop Antiques, Vintage and Primitive goods from over 40 California Antiques Vendors. This is the 24th year of the Inland Empire's longest running and largest Antiques event, FREE to the public. This is an outdoor event: rain or shine. If you love antiques, garden sales, history, art, railroad exhibits and supporting your local community, this is the event for you. Shop, Eat, Explore, Support a local nonprofit organization. Learn more about Corona Heritage Park and Museum.

EVENT DETAILS:

40+ Antique Vendors with a wide variety of collectibles, housewares, furniture, etc.

Corona Garden Club Plant Show and Sale

Food and Coffee Vendors

ALSO ON-SITE AND OPEN:

• History Museum: Learn about the famous Corona Road races and local history.

• Corona Model Railroad Society: HO scale model railroad depicting Corona and Southern California circa 1949 when Corona was the “Lemon Capital of the World”

• The Arts Colony: A Gallery featuring open call of local artists with work of all mediums.

• Four on-site antiques stores: Down Home Antiques, Farmhouse Relics 2 Roses, Sage Home & Garden & Vintage Printage

• Small business artist residents/workshop: The Woodwork Shop

80's Neon Night at Crossings at Corona

�� Near the large fountain & Regal Cinemas

�� Friday, June 13 / 6:30pm – 9:00pm