Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 1, 1969
Caption:
"William R. Beauchamp (nearest plane in picture at left) [this photo] ponders how to get off the ground the Cesna 150 which he landed on US-23 near Baker rd., Northfield Township, when he ran out of gas yesterday. State Police cars (in picture at right) follow the plane as the pilot prepares to take off from highway. The police brought Beauchamp enough gas to get to the nearest airport. Beauchamp told police he ran out of gas about 3p.m. and came down on the US-23 expressway to the surprise of many passing motorists. No one was hurt. The pilot said he was flying from the west to Salem and landed on the southbound lanes of busy US-23. Police said Beauchamp 37, is from Lewes, Del. Beauchamp was alone in the plane he piloted, but it soon attracted a crowd."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 1, 1969
Caption:
"William R. Beauchamp (nearest plane in picture at left) ponders how to get off the ground the Cessne 150 which he landed on US-23 near Baker rd., Northfield Township, when he ran out of gas yesterday. State Police cars (in picture at right) [this photo] follow the plane as the pilot prepares to take off from highway. The police brought Beauchamp enough gas to get to the nearest airport. Beauchamp told police he ran out of gas about 3p.m. and came down on the US-23 expressway to the surprise of many passing motorists. No one was hurt. The pilot said he was flying from the west to Salem and landed on the southbound lanes of busy US-23. Police said Beauchamp 37, is from Lewes, Del. Beauchamp was alone in the plane he piloted, but it soon attracted a crowd."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1969
Caption:
Intricate Paper Design Graces This Lamp Stand

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1969
Caption:
Sharon Bozalis adds the last two coats of nongloss varnish to an attractively decorated floral plaque. The finishing touch is the crowning glory to a month of painstaking decoupage labor.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1969
Caption:
Jack, builder of big beanstalks, could have reached new heights with this zucchini squash vine grown by Mr. and Mrs. William Skinner of 1506 Brooklyn. Planted from seed in June, it now extends over 20 feet with elephant-ear leaves that can nearly serve as beach umbrellas. One might expect giant vegetables; however, Skinner says the vine is able only to muster up squashes a few inches in diameter which quickly die. Baffled by what they brought about, the Skinners "just enjoy looking at it."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1969
Caption:
"Take A Memo"

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1969
Caption:
"Are You Sure?"

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1969
Caption:
"Oh, Really?"

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 4, 1969
Caption:
"Let Me See"