Summary
The Beaver Island Game Club reviewed its wildlife programs in a meeting during the October–November 1972 reporting period. The report says volunteers had cleared timber behind Doty’s Camp, placed mineral blocks, pruned apple trees, and sowed clover and rye across the island, with continuation and expansion proposed for the coming year. It also identifies Sheldon Parker as the new president after Alvin LaFreniere moved to Chicago.
Evidence and limits
The issue records reported work and future proposals, not a measured habitat outcome, map, budget, formal minutes, or complete officer roster.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, October–November 1972, “Game News.”Reports a Game Club meeting, Sheldon Parker’s assumption of the presidency after Alvin LaFreniere moved to Chicago, a volunteer clear-cut behind Doty’s Camp, mineral blocks, apple-tree pruning, and clover-and-rye seeding; it says the programs were proposed for continuation and expansion.