Summary
The Beaver Island Civic Association held its planned harbor cleanup on May 5, 1973. The May report says trucks, workers, and schoolchildren turned out and that the work was done well.
Evidence and limits
The April notice records the permission request; the May follow-up supplies completion evidence but not volunteer attendance totals, permission responses, or a measured cleanup result.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, April 1973, classified notice, “Attention — St. James Harbor Property Owners.”Requests property-owner permission for the Civic Association to remove obvious rubbish washed onto beaches during a cleanup planned for the first Saturday in May; it does not establish permissions returned, volunteers, or completed cleanup.
- Beaver Beacon, May 1973, “Harbor Clean-up.”Reports that the May 5 harbor cleanup drew a large turnout of trucks and workers, including schoolchildren, and says the work was done well; it does not provide a volunteer roster, tonnage, permission responses, or a measured shoreline result.