Trona Care Project NumberSix
82996 Magnolia Ave.
Completed on May 18th, 2002
This house has alot of history. Built in the  early 1900's, one of the first homes built in Trona. This house is owned by a lady  that lives out of town. A few of the windows had been broken and the yard was in need of cleaning. The back of this house faces California St. which is one of our main streets through Trona as well as being on our parade route. There was quite a few volunteers that  showed up to work on this project and  all arrived bright and early. You can see by the pictures all of our hard work made a lot  of difference. We Had quite a few trucks,  Todd Owens let us use his big truck and also Ken Mertz and Brian Grim from the Rocking R Ranch, RoseAnn Austin and Desiree Mobley , between  all of them,  they hauled 6 truck loads to the landfill. The ROP Class also boarded up the few windows that were broken and secured the metal doors. A big Thank You ! to Mr. Jim  Haughton and Mr  Todd Owens  for participating with their ROP class, and helping with  so many of the Trona Care projects.   Volunteers that worked hard on this project cleaning and hauling trash.  Were:
Marge Garcia, Ruthie Lancaster,Lisa Branscum, Rose Ann Austin, Ken Mertz, Brian Grim, Bill Harwood, Chris Ford, Mike Ford, Marydith Haughton,  Connie Courto, Calvin  ( Desiree's son), and  Desiree Mobley. Volunteer Hours for this project were (34) what a difference! Another Trona Care Project , taking pride in our town and working together is what makes all this possible.