Earth Day Lions

The Butler Lions Club has been busy with community cleanup projects in honor of Earth Day.

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Mac McElfresh, left, and Ron Mouser, president of Butler Lions, display a few of the bags of trash picked up from roadways on April 19. Seven volunteers collected 23 bags of trash and debris. Photo courtesy of Butler Lions.

Mac McElfresh, left, and Ron Mouser, president of Butler Lions, display a few of the bags of trash picked up from roadways on April 19. Seven volunteers collected 23 bags of trash and debris. Photo courtesy of Butler Lions.

Gail Goetz, left, Lilly Hamlin, Jeff Bush and JoEllen Mitchell pose with more of the bags of trash. Not pictured is Bill Mitchell, who was busy picking up more debris. Photo courtesy of Butler Lions.

Gail Goetz, left, Lilly Hamlin, Jeff Bush and JoEllen Mitchell pose with more of the bags of trash. Not pictured is Bill Mitchell, who was busy picking up more debris. Photo courtesy of Butler Lions.

On April 22, members of Butler Lions clean the Butler Community Center, which was left with a thick covering of mud after the flooding of April 4 to 6. From left are Mac McElfresh, Bill Mitchell and Ron Mouser. Not pictured is Gail Goetz, who took the photo.

On April 22, members of Butler Lions clean the Butler Community Center, which was left with a thick covering of mud after the flooding of April 4 to 6. From left are Mac McElfresh, Bill Mitchell and Ron Mouser. Not pictured is Gail Goetz, who took the photo.

In Falmouth, eight members of the Butler Lions participated in an Earth Day cleanup that netted 1,865 pounds of trash and debris, including the junk in the back of this truck. T-shirts, gloves and bags were provided by ORSANCO. Photo courtesy of Billy Steele.

In Falmouth, eight members of the Butler Lions participated in an Earth Day cleanup that netted 1,865 pounds of trash and debris, including the junk in the back of this truck. T-shirts, gloves and bags were provided by ORSANCO. Photo courtesy of Billy Steele.