Summary
In May 1972, A. J. Roy asked people to help supervise the Beaver Island Museum during the summer and invited objects connected with island history for display.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not identify a complete volunteer roster, museum site, accession records, or the outcome of the appeal. It is modeled as a community and collection-recruitment notice associated with the Historical Society.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, May 1972, “Museum Notes.”Reports A. J. Roy asking people who could spare time to help supervise the museum during summer and inviting historical objects for display; it does not identify the museum site, volunteer roster, accession records, or prove that every offer was accepted.