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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 at the publisher’s discretion and is not managed by Corona Palms MHP. Advertising in this newsletter is at the discretion of the publisher and in no way endorsed by Corona Palms MHP.
Social Club Committee Members Senior Exercise Bettye Jones Sp #70 Ladies Lunch Carrie & Louise Alldis Sp #46 Bunco Louise Alldis Sp #46 Newsletter & Library Diane Borre Sp #152 If residents are interested in volunteering for one of the Social Club Committees, please contact any of the members above or Vicki in the office. We always need more participation & welcome your support.
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NAME Colleen Malone Sal Fajardo Kim Harding Vicki Jarvis Rene Rapp Dorothy Brown Consuelo Ubierna Alex Borja George Buxton Brad Garrett Allan Mayo Norma Moorman Yolanda Moralez
SPACE 66 164 165 9 13 172 4 115 58 109 67 87 179
DAY 16 16 18 21 22 23 24 25 25 25 26 29 30
NAME Jesus Leon Eugene Veres Marlys Joyce Rebecca Jacobs Roger Orlich Sandie Sutherland Joan Mears Betty Gregory Leanne Orr Steven Garcia Kathryn Hooven Cheng Woong Kim Aida Graniello
Prayers for: Rick Tafel, #89 Jo Encinas, #88 Don Ellis, #151 Condolences to the family of Santiago Torres, #132.
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DO YOU KNOW ABOUT OUR CORONA PALMS BIBLE STUDY? WE MEET EVERY THURSDAY, 9:30-10:30 A.M. IN THE PARK LIBRARY OR VIA THE SIGNAL APP
We are currently finishing up our study in the Gospel of John and will soon be starting a new study of Paul’s letters to the Galatians and Ephesians. “Galatians has been called the ‘Declaration of Independence of Christian Liberty.’ The great reformer Martin Luther especially loved this letter…Galatians is…the outpouring of the soul of a preacher on fire for his Lord and deeply committed to bringing his hearers to an understanding of what saving faith is.” ABOUT US: We have been meeting consecutively for 15 years. We still have some original members. We are not Bible scholars, just everyday people who gather together to learn more about God’s Word and enjoy fellowship with each other. We are non-denominational, non-political, and non-confrontational. We have a prayer jar filled with prayer requests that we pray over every week. If you have a prayer request, would like someone to pray with you, or for further information, please contact a member of the group, or Becky Levin, 951-207-8786 or bcklvn777@gmail.com. We LOVE our Corona Palms community and are here to serve you. You are cordially invited to join us — in person or online!
September Ladies Lunch The September 16th Ladies Lunch will be at Red Robin, 419 N McKinley St (WalMart/Von’s center). Please visit the clubhouse bulletin board or call the office to sign up. In order to ensure we reserve enough seats, please sign up in the clubhouse or call the office by Friday 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 Stop by the library to browse the current collection. The audio books are located on the bottom shelf following the hard bound books.
New donated titles by author, Kristin Hannah. 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. You may have noticed that the shelves are overflowing & there is no budget to purchase more shelves. The Corona Palms Library now offers a selection of audio books for those who enjoy listening to stories on the go or who find reading print challenging.
Our library also has a great selection of puzzles for all ages, ranging from 100 pieces to 2500 pieces. When the weather is hot and the grandkids are visiting, puzzles are a great way to spend some time together.
Watch Out for These Fake Fraud Alerts from Apple and Amazon That browser pop-up isn't a legitimate security alert. Article Courtesy of Lifehacker
If you get a security pop-up while you're browsing online alerting you to an unauthorized charge attached to one of your accounts, don't panic, and don't act impulsively. Scammers are currently using these alerts to impersonate Apple and Amazon support (and possibly others) to convince people that their accounts have been compromised and need to be verified to prevent further fraudulent activity. Naturally, this is just a ruse designed to gain access to your device or accounts, which will do far more damage than the fake alert itself. How the unauthorized charge scam works This campaign, described by Malwarebytes Labs, starts with a browser popup that appears on top of Apple's or Amazon's website. The alerts are designed to look like legitimate notifications and state that the user's Apple ID or Amazon account was recently used to make a $149.99 purchase. Targets are urged to call the support number listed—the same on both popups—immediately to prevent further unauthorized activity. The scammer on the other end of the line may try to convince you to download a tool that provides remote access to your device, hand over credentials, or even pay a fee to protect your account. If you Google the number listed in this specific campaign, you'll find a fake Amazon support website ("amazonhelp[dot]support") set up by fraudsters to make the scheme look more legitimate—of course, the real Amazon customer service site is hosted on amazon.com. Other scam hallmarks present here include manufactured urgency, technical jargon, and a dollar amount that's just enough to get your attention but not so high that it seems like an obvious fake. Know how to identify a real fraudulent charge notification First things first: no legitimate company will send you security alerts via browser pop-up. If there's an issue with your account, you may receive an inapp notification or an email, though you should always be wary of the latter,
as it's also a common vector for scams. To confirm whether these alerts are
real, log into your account by going directly to the website or app and check your message history or activity log. It's also worth noting that you won't dispute fraudulent charges with customer support over the phone. In fact, you're far more likely to deal with your bank or credit card issuer directly for this, and you may actually get a fraud notification from a financial institution first in the event of a suspicious purchase. Calling a number from a browser pop-up is not the way. Do not give out account information to anyone over the phone unless you have verified the number, such as by clicking through the company's app, and initiated the call yourself. Finally, these fake pop-ups may be the result of malicious ads, browser redirects, or compromised sites, all of which are used in phishing campaigns. If you're served one, exit the tab immediately and do not click or engage with it further. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Corona History and Hotel Del Rey Preservation Project Courtesy of the Corona Heritage Foundation
Hotel History Ida Belle Frazier arrived in Corona at the young age of 19, riding a lumber wagon with her husband and two-year-old son. They found themselves in a town under construction, with Main St., Sixth St., and the Grand Circle being graded and not a single house in sight. Drinking water was scarce, and bathing had to be done with water hauled from the Santa Ana River. Nights were spent sleeping under boards leaning against their wagon while they built their humble 12 by 14 feet home on Sheridan between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
Yet, Ida's indomitable spirit shone through. She persevered through hardships, including the loss of her husband to acute appendicitis, leaving her widowed and penniless. The kindness of Corona's community, exemplified by Mrs. W. H. Jameson, who offered comfort and a generous gift of a $20 gold piece, and a merchant who cleared her debt, provided a glimmer of hope in the midst of her struggles. Ida's story took a turn when she wed William Henry Frazier, and their son Ray became the first child born in the incorporated City of Corona. Motivated by her dedication to the community, the city fathers approached Ida with a remarkable proposition—to construct and operate a new hotel. With the city's financial support, Ida became the proud owner of a lot on Sixth and Victoria, where she built the Hotel Del Rey, named after her son Ray. It was in this very hotel that Corona's first telephone was installed, marking a significant milestone in the town's development. The Hotel Del Rey quickly became the heart of Corona's social scene, hosting numerous community events, receptions, fundraisers, and grand affairs. Its banquet hall was unparalleled, providing a space for the community to gather and celebrate. In 1913, the third floor was added by raising the existing two floors. In the 20’s, new owners changed the name from the “Del Rey” (of the kings), to the “President,” then to the “Californian,” the “Centennial,” finally becoming the “Victoria” in the 40’s. Between 1913 and 1998, the Hotel experienced a multitude of phases and ownership transfers.
Saving the Hotel In 1998, the land was bought by the Bank of America for use to expand their parkin lot. There was no hope of keeping the building in place. Long negotiations ensued, finally persuading the bank and the City of Corona to deed the structure to the preservation society along with financial help to move it, though there was no appropriate place. However, the Corona Heritage Foundation was just forming with the intention of creating a Heritage park. A restoration company was discovered that could harmlessly disassemble the structure. It was decided that the entire hotel would be stored until it could be reassembled in the future at the park. Though there are obviously no architectural comparison between Corona’s Hotel Del Rey and Riverside's Mission Inn or San Diego's Del Coronado, the historical aspects to their cities are as important. The hotel is planned to once again be the prime spot in town to hold a fancy banquet or a stylish wedding reception. Determined to save this historic gem, a group of dedicated volunteers raised funds and meticulously disassembled the hotel, preserving every piece with great care. The Corona Heritage Park and Museum was established, offering a new home for the Hotel Del Rey, ensuring its preservation for generations to come. Restoration
The Board and Hotel Del Rey Committee are working with architects, engineers, and the City of Corona to procure permits and continue the restoration project. The Hotel is in storage awaiting reassembly.
🚙Places to Go, & Things to Do🚙
Come enjoy your Saturday mornings with us at Cars and Coffee Corona. Whether you have a classic car, an exotic, the latest luxury vehicle or just want to come and spectate, you are more than welcome to join us. This is a family event. We want everyone to feel welcome. The meet is at The Shops at Dos Lagos, 2780 Cabot Dr, Corona, CA 92883, every Saturday from 7 to 9am.
The only thing we ask is that you respect our meet. Show up quietly and leave quietly. We are here to enjoy the cars, meet new friends, talk cars and have a great time in a safe environment. Over 200 Cars Per Event Ample Parking Top Location Safe Environment
Great Photo Ops Awesome People Extensive Car Variety
OBCTheater's brings the Oscar Winning musical to CORONA! Based on the Oscar-winning Dreamworks smash hit film, this musical extravaganza brings everyone’s favorite ogre to the stage in a hilarious and heartwarming story that’s perfect for audiences of all ages. Follow the unlikely hero Shrek as he embarks on a life-changing journey, accompanied by his loyal (and wisecracking) companion, Donkey, and the feisty, no-nonsense Princess Fiona. Together, they confront the shorttempered villain, Lord Farquaad, a sassy Gingerbread Man, and over a dozen quirky fairy tale misfits to save the day—and discover what true friendship and love really mean. Featuring show-stopping songs, spectacular costumes, and laugh-out-loud moments, Shrek the Musical is a must-see experience that celebrates the hero in all of us. - This production is appropriate for ALL ages! NO Babes in arms allowed. - All attendees 3 & older must have a ticket. Child ticket prices are available. Tickets available online here: https://app.artspeople.com/index.php?show=318859 Prices from $25 - $45.
- This performance is 2.5 Hours (including a 15 minute intermission) - Doors to the theater open 30 minutes before each performance. - OBCTheater Box Office/Administrative Office are located at 815 W. 6th Street Suite 170, Corona 92882. - Parking is located behind the theater off Vicentia Ave and Buena Vista Ave. Parking for the theater is FREE and is located in the City Hall/Corona Courthouse Parking lots.
Dog Day Out
Dog Day Out is an innovative field-trip program that gives shelter dogs a much-needed break from the kennel—and a better chance at finding a forever home! This flexible one-day foster opportunity allows participants to take a dog on a fun day trip in the community. These outings are gamechangers: dogs get to exercise, socialize, de-stress, and show off their personalities, all of which help them shine for potential
adopters. In fact, studies show that just one day out of the shelter makes a dog 5x more likely to be adopted! More information: https://rcdas.org/dog-day-out
Riverside Arts Walk Free Admission – First Thursday of every month during Riverside ArtsWalk September 3 and October 1 @ 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM The Riverside Artswalk is a monthly community event that celebrates the diversity of arts and culture in Riverside and the Inland Empire. Visitors can visit over 22 downtown locations, including museums, galleries, and studios, which present an eclectic mix of visual and performing arts. Either before or after the event, they can enjoy the many entertainment, dining, and shopping experiences that downtown Riverside has to offer.
Artists On Main, located between 5th and 10th streets, is coordinated by the Riverside Arts Council. We offer free admission at both Riverside Art Museum (Julia Morgan Building) and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture as part of the ArtsWalk, which includes many downtown arts destinations.
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