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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

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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. Advertising in this newsletter is at the discretion of the publisher and in no way endorsed by Corona Palms MHP. Due to publisher error, the May newsletter was not printed and will not be distributed.

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 July Birthday Wishes to the Following Residents

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SPACE 31 Veronica Eshelman Jorge Pineda 150 Chip Davies 3 Marco Rangel 68 Don Medeiros 15 Diane Borre 152 Jo Encinas 88 Dennis Moorman 87 Sharon Hemfling 94 Esdras Ramos 103 Carmen Steelman 61 Traci Price 101 Joan Gotcher 121

DAY 21 25 26 26 27 28 28 30 30 31 31

NAME Susan Ellis Santiago Torres Larry Benner Darlene Peterson Judy Ballauer Sheree Fernandez Robert Fernandez Lorraine Lawes Merici Torres Tom Jarvis Cecelia Scott

SPACE 151 132 163 157 135 55 60 124 173 9 118

Prayers for: Dave Branson, #136 Rick Tafel, #89 Jo Encinas, #88 Heartfelt condolences to the family of Hattie Rottiers, #126. Hattie will be greatly missed.

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July Ladies Lunch The July 15th Ladies Lunch will be at Market Broiler, 3525 Merrill Ave., Riverside.

In order to ensure we reserve enough seats, 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!

May lunch at Mamma Mia – great food & lots of laughs!

Corona Palms Library books. You may have noticed that the shelves are overflowing. There is no budget to purchase more shelves.

Book donations for our library are much appreciated. However, due to space limitations, please donate only current paperback or hard cover general titles. We don’t have room for oversized or special interest

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.

The audio books are located on the bottom shelf following the hard bound books.

Everyone enjoyed the annual Mother’s Day buffet breakfast. So many people to thank – all the decorations, the cooks, clean up crew and all who came out to have a good time!

ARE YOU NEW TO CORONA PALMS??

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.

We study the Bible seriously, but we have a good time and we laugh a lot.

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!

A new regular feature for the Corona Palms Newsletter: Get to know our residents and their careers. If you would like to share your work or volunteer experiences, please contact Diane Borre, newsletter editor at 909.366.5114.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Spotlight on Bill Gartley, Space 162 1. List some of the jobs you’ve had in your life: Selling encyclopedias door to door Packing garlic in shipping boxes Digging ditches for the gas company Usher, assistant manager, manager, district manager for movie theaters Teaching English at Jr. College

Who made this job special?

My wife, who was also a theater manager; my assistant managers; my customers Did someone inspire or teach you something important?

Yes, the managers at UA Pomona (Mr. Walcott) and UA Santa Ana (Bert & Nettie Naus) who taught me how to be a kind and efficient manager.

2. Your Favorite Job Job Title: Manager Employer / Location: United Artists Theaters / (Pomona, Santa Ana, Oakland, Sacramento, Chicago, Torrance, Westminster, Riverside, Tustin, Cerritos) Why was this your favorite job?

I connected with diverse customers and employees What did a typical day look like?

Take deposits to bank, schedule movie times, create and submit ads for the newspaper, open theater, back up employees throughout the day, organize daily paperwork, close theater at night 3. People & Relationships

4. What part of the job brought you joy or pride?

Bringing organization to each theater I managed Did you feel like you were making a difference? How? As I transferred from one location to another, I left each theater I managed in better condition than I found it.

5. What challenges did you face?

Dealing with irate customers when the projector broke down How did you overcome them?

I took them out back and beat them.

I learned how to defuse their anger A moment you’re especially proud of: I promoted a movie in 1975 that won a free trip to Switzerland for my family.

6. Favorite Memories Sacramento 1971: I managed a drive-in theater (Mather Auto Movie). Saturday was pizza night for the employees, but we couldn’t leave until all the cars were out of the lot. There was always a straggler, so all of us would surround the errant car with our cars and light it up with our

headlights. Pretty soon, a tousled head would pop up in the back seat, and we’d watch him scramble and yell at his equally tousled girlfriend. Soon, they were on their way . . .

YAY ! PIZZA AND BEER FOR ALL !

7. Would you do this job again?

Why or why not?

Yes. It was satisfying every day to connect with the employees and customers What advice would you give someone starting in that field today?

Know that each chore and position you have in the theater is an opportunity to showcase your abilities and talents. Success will always follow.

8. What do you miss most about working?

I miss the daily pride I felt in doing a good job for the people and the company I worked for.

What are you most grateful for when you think about your career?

Having been part of the exciting, innovative, and rewarding entertainment industry.

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🚙Places to Go, & Things to Do🚙

Eastvale 65th Street Live Concerts July-August, Fridays | 7:30 – 9:30 pm Harada Heritage Park | 13099 65th St., Eastvale, CA | jcsd.us Admission – Free Enjoy the free summer concerts and shop Vendor's Row with food and drinks for sale! The Eastvale Area Recreation & Park District present these concerts for public enjoyment. Bring blankets and low back chairs for seating and enjoy the summer sounds.

July 10 | Hit Me 90s 90s pop, alt-rock, britpop | hitme90s.com July 17, 2026 | That's What I Like (Bruno & the Hooligans) Bruno Mars tribute, pop, R&B, funk | brunomarstributeus.com July 24, 2026 The Purple Generation Prince tribute, R&B, funk, rock July 31, 2026 Smooth Sounds of Santana Santana tribute, Latin rock | smoothsos.com

Corona Summer Street Fair Thursdays, July 9 – August 6 | 6:00 – 9:00 pm Historic Civic Center Front Lawn | Free

Every Thursday from July 9th through August 6th, the Historic Civic Center's front lawn transforms into the place to be. Whether you're a longtime local or just passing through, this is the kind of evening that reminds you why community matters. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy summer evenings with live music, fun and family.

Corona July 4th Parade & Festival Celebration https://community.coronaca.gov/coronaca_main/260142425?utm_source=be with&utm_medium=calendar 9 AM - Main Street USA Independence Day Parade (Main Street between Ontario Avenue and Grand Boulevard) 5:00 – 9:30pm – Festival & Fireworks (Santana Park) The City of Corona invites the community to the Main Street USA Independence Day Parade on Saturday, July 4, 2026. This non-competitive parade celebrates community spirit with lively entertainment and fun for all ages to enjoy together. Drawing more than 4,000 families, friends, and neighbors, the parade travels along Main Street from Ontario Avenue to Olive Street.

ENTERTAINMENT 5pm- Mystified - INXS Tribute Band 7pm- Liquid Blue 9pm- Firework Show The interactive inflatable fun zone brings high-energy excitement to your July 4th celebration, mazes, obstacle courses, games that keep kids (and adventurous adults) entertained for hours. Designed for families to laugh, play, and make unforgettable holiday memories together while enjoying live music and delicious food varieties. Enjoy a wide variety of food and treats from local favorites.

Following our amazing line up of entertainment, cap off the evening with a spectacular Fourth of July fireworks show lighting up the night sky in celebration of Independence Day. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs, find a comfortable viewing spot early, and enjoy the dazzling display with family and friends.

Sycamore Ranch Winery & Cidery 174 N. Dart Canyon Rd., Crestline (909) 338-1725 | sycamoreranch.com Open Friday – Sunday, 11:00am – 5:00pm | Reservations recommended

Established in 2015, Sycamore Ranch Vineyard and Winery is an Award Winning, Small Craft Winery producing Rhone and Bordeaux vintages along with zesty, locally grown Hard Apple Ciders. They offer an intimate tasting room (by appointment only) set among the pines and sycamores in Dart Canyon near Crestline, California. The impeccably landscaped grounds are a treat unto themselves and have been featured in Sunset Magazine. The wine grapes are grown at the 3.5-acre Ranch and sourced from select Central Coast vineyards within the Ballard Canyon, Los Olivos and Paso Robles AVA's.

They produce award winning red Bordeaux as well as red and white Rhone varietals. Wine production is limited to 800 cases per year, to assure that every bottle receives the craft and dedication it deserves. In addition to the wines, they annually produce about 500 cases of hard ciders from apples grown at the Ranch, as well as fruit sourced from other local heritage orchards- some with apple trees dating back over 100 years.

Ten years ago, Richard and Elizabeth Krumwiede set out on a journey to make wine and hard cider. Their aspirations were modest: gather with close friends, enjoy good food, and make great wine. It was a simple formula and one that they continue to strive for today. They "discovered" the Ranch in 1999, located in an area known more for its antique apple and cherry orchards. A leap of faith led them to plant Zinfandel and Syrah vineyards.

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