Event
- Eras
- Modern era
- Concepts
- communitygovernanceheritageeconomy
- Within
- Lansing
Summary
The Beaver Island Association of Michigan held its second annual meeting and party on March 10, 1962, at Dines Terrace in Lansing. The March notice scheduled Henry Allen to report on the new boat, land developments, and the club’s future; the April report calls the gathering a success and describes its first-anniversary cake and candle ceremony.
Evidence and limits
The sources establish the planned program, locations, and a reported successful outcome with named participants in the anniversary ceremony. They do not provide formal minutes, attendance totals, or decisions made at the meeting.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, March 1962, “Beaver Island Association of Michigan.”Announces the second annual meeting at Dines Terrace in Lansing, with a report by Henry Allen on the new boat, land developments, and the club’s future. It also lists a 5:30 gathering at the Shamrock Bar and 7 p.m. dinner; the notice is a program announcement, not minutes.
- Beaver Beacon, April 1962, “Beaver Island Association of Michigan.”Reports that the March 10 Lansing association party was a success and marks the first anniversary of the organization. It names George Egbert as president, Archie LaFreniere as toastmaster, and visitors from Beaver Island and Charlevoix, while describing the anniversary cake and candle ceremony.