Chuck French, of South Lyon, center, sits in the back of Louie Boone's truck before embarking to collect litter and winter debris from roads as part of the Waterloo Hunt Club's annual Earth Day cleanup.
Susan Mefford, of Grass Lake, pours out an abandoned bottle Saturday morning during Waterloo Hunt Club's annual Earth Day clean-up in the Waterloo Recreation Area.
Susan Mefford, of Grass Lake, drags scrap metal to a truck driven by Louie Boone, 87, oldest member of the Waterloo Hunt Club, Saturday morning during the club's annual Earth Day clean-up in the Waterloo Recreation Area. The event has been going on for over 20 years and the Hunt Club cooperates with the DNR to continue it in the recreation area. First-time organizer and Hunt Club member Sally Mcalinden said about 80 volunteers participated in the cleanup this year, aging from 3 to 87. Half the volunteers, Mcalinden said, were kids from the Grass Lake 4-H Commandos. Nearly 30 tires were collected and a 30-yard dumpster was filled from the cleanup collection.
Phillip Stone, of Clinton, rides in the back of Louie Boones' truck, on his way to collect litter and winter debris from roads as part of the Waterloo Hunt Club's annual Earth Day cleanup.
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