Firefighters from nine different departments fight a fire in Clearfield Township late Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Laurie Kubli, center, an Army veteran, listens to a presentation about heart health at the Abie Abraham VA Health Care Center in Center Township on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Kubli worked as a missile tech and served in Korea. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Coleton Welter (20) fights for a rebound with Central Catholic’s Tommy Kristian (20) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2023. Central Catholic won 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Slippery Rock High School senior Brett Galcik signs a letter of intent to play baseball at Slippery Rock University on Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. Standing, from left, are parents Christie and Larry Galcik and Brett’s twin brother, Brody. John Enrietto/Butler Eagle

TIME CAPSULE: Mrs. George Neyman, right, greets Robert P. Cleeland on her Meals on Wheels route. The number of clients of Butler’s Meals on Wheels program nearly doubled in size only a few months after it launched in 1969. The 13 clients of the program in Nov. 17, 1969, grew to 24 people by Feb. 7, 1970. Meals on Wheels had up to 100 volunteers aiding in the preparation and distribution of the meals. The clients ranged in age from 59 to 90, each with health conditions that did not let them leave their homes, according to an article in the Feb. 6, 1970 edition of the Butler Eagle. Each received 10 meals a week, which were delivered Monday through Friday at a cost of 75 cents per meal. Noon meals included soup, meat, potatoes, a vegetable, salad and dessert. Volunteers for Meals on Wheels dealt with each client personally, made sure clients had rations on hand for emergencies and relayed messages between them and supervisors. The volunteers operated within a 10-mile radius of Butler and covered four routes leading to clients of the service. Butler Eagle file photo

TIME CAPSULE: Mrs. C.L. Passarelli, left, helps Mrs. Evelyn Marshall and Mrs. Guy Whaley fill containers with soup to be distributed to the home-bound recipients of Meals on Wheels in 1970. The number of clients of Butler’s Meals on Wheels program nearly doubled in size only a few months after it launched in 1969. The 13 clients of the program in Nov. 17, 1969, grew to 24 people by Feb. 7, 1970. Meals on Wheels had up to 100 volunteers aiding in the preparation and distribution of the meals. The clients ranged in age from 59 to 90, each with health conditions that did not let them leave their homes, according to an article in the Feb. 6, 1970 edition of the Butler Eagle. Each received 10 meals a week, which were delivered Monday through Friday at a cost of 75 cents per meal. Noon meals included soup, meat, potatoes, a vegetable, salad and dessert. Volunteers for Meals on Wheels dealt with each client personally, made sure clients had rations on hand for emergencies and relayed messages between them and supervisors. The volunteers operated within a 10-mile radius of Butler and covered four routes leading to clients of the service. Butler Eagle file photo

Members of the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company fight a house fire late on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023, in Clearfield Township. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

A firefighter gets some help changing out his air tank on the scene of a house fire late on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023, in Clearfield Township. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Members of the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company spray water on one of the burning areas of a house fire late on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023, in Clearfield Township. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Members of the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company fight a house fire late on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023, in Clearfield Township. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Members of the Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company fight a house fire late on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023, in Clearfield Township. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

A firefighter on the scene of a house fire in Clearfield Township suffered minor smoke inhalation on Monday evening, Feb. 6, 2023. Shane Potter/Butler Eagle

Women veterans attend a presentation about heart health at Abie Abraham VA Health Care Center in Center Township on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Mary Kate Nelson, women’s health dietitian with Abie Abraham VA Health Care Center, demonstrates how to prepare overnight oats during a heart health seminar on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Four volunteer fire departments — including, Adams Township, Evans City, Harmony and Cranberry — respond to a chimney fire in Forward Township on Glenwood Avenue on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Forward Township chief Matt Otto said the homeowner acted smartly and closed the dampers on the wood stove, stopping the fire and preventing further damage to the structure. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Ronda Miller, right, watches firefighters respond to a chimney fire at her neighbor's house in Forward Township on Glenwood Avenue on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Four volunteer fire departments — including, Adams Township, Evans City, Harmony and Cranberry — respond to a chimney fire in Forward Township on Glenwood Avenue on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Forward Township chief Matt Otto said the homeowner acted smartly and closed the dampers on the wood stove, stopping the fire and preventing further damage to the structure. Cary Shaffer/Butler Eagle

Seneca Valley's Andrew Roy takes the ball down the court during the section match up against North Allegheny at North Allegheny High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Seneca Valley won 70-49. Christine Border/Special to the Eagle

Seneca Valley's Kai West led the team in scoring in their section victory against North Allegheny on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Seneca Valley won 70-49. Christine Border/Special to the Eagle

Butler’s Braylon Littlejohn (0) dunks the ball against Central Catholic in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Donovan Carney (2) shoots the ball over Central Catholic’s Randy Wilkerson (1) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Ryan McLister 93) tries to steal the ball from Central Catholic’s Debaba Tshiebwe (30) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Ryan Porch (11) listens to trash talk from Central Catholic’s Payton Wehner (5) and Tommy Kristian (20) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Ryan Porch (11) tries to get the ball past Central Catholic’s Tommy Kristian (20) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Braylon Littlejohn (0) fights for a loose ball with Central Catholic’s Tommy Kristian (20) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Braylon Littlejohn (0) shoots the ball over Central Catholic’s Tommy Kristian (20) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Coleton Welter (20) gets taunted shooting a shot past the Central Catholic bench in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Donovan Carney (2) covers Central Catholic’s Randy Wilkerson (1) as he loses control of the ball in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Colin Casteel (33) blocks a shot by Central Catholic’s Patrick Newell (22) in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

Butler’s Donovan Carney (2) talks trash to Central Catholic’s Randy Wilkerson (1) after Carney made a 3-pointer in a WPIAL class 6A section 1 boys basketball game at Butler High School on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. Butler lost 65-43. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle