Photo Gallery for Mon. 02-11-19

2019-02-11 00:00:00

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This year’s oldest plunger Saturday (Feb. 9, 2019) at the Douse for a House event was 85-year-old Duane Harms. He joined 66 other people jumping into the icy Lake Arthur at Moraine State Park.Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

On Saturday (Feb. 9, 2019) about five-and-a-half inches of ice had to be cut with chainsaws to let people plunge into Lake Arthur for the ninth annual Douse for a House event at Moraine State Park.Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Victoria Geuder, left, of West Sunbury, holds a kitten at the first Litterbox Bingo, held on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019, at Family Bowlaway. Pat Potter, the kitten’s owner, looks on. Both women are volunteers with Stray Solutions Animal Rescue, a Butler group that helps foster rescued animals.Paula Grubbs/butler eagle

Ray Chase, 10, known as “Mars’ No. 1 fan,” shares a moment with Planet senior Robby Carmody shortly after Mars won its first-ever WPIAL boys basketball championship last season.Submitted Photo

Members of the Butler County Water Rescue Team 300 watch over participants in Saturday’s (Feb. 9, 2019) Douse for a House event at Lake Arthur. The event drew 67 people who plunged into the icy waters at Moraine State Park.Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

This is Little Man, a rescued kitten, at Litterbox Bingo which was held on Sunday, 2-10-19.Paula Grubbs/butler eagle

A shot of the participants at Litterbox Bingo held Sunday, 2-10-19, at Family Bowlaway.Paula Grubbs/butler eagle

Litterbox Bingo was held on Sunday, 2-10-19, at Family Bowlaway to raise funds for Stray Solutions Animal Rescue and Homeless Cats of Butler.Paula Grubbs/butler eagle

President Yolanda Cypher gets ready for The GFWC Intermediate League of Butler meeting at the Butler YWCA in February, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Chris Kunkel, left, and Pat Potter of Stray Solutions Animal Rescue hold Little Man and Zander, respectively, at the first Litterbox Bingo. The event, held on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019, at Family Bowlaway, raised about $4,500 for homeless cat care and fostering.PAULA GRUBBS/BUTLER EAGLE

Peggy Tonini, right, talks to Carol McClean before the GFWC Intermediate League of Butler meeting at the Butler YWCA in February, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle

Pat Montag, left, and Kris Bearer set up a quilt, planned for a raffle, to display it during a GFWC Intermediate League of Butler meeting at the Butler YWCA in February, 2019.JUSTIN GUIDO/butler eagle