Newburg, Wisconsin - Music, great weather and a worthy cause brought about 225 folks out to No No's restaurant in Newburg and brought $3100 more for Welcome, H.O.M.E., a bed-and-breakfast demonstration home being planned for people with disabilities. So far, the group has gotten $111,000 in cash pledges or service donations toward the $378,000 needed to complete the project on an 18-acre site near Newburg. Left: Diane Miller and her nephew, Jacob Millersand, 5, listen to the music. Miller is executive director of the group. H.O.M.E. stands for House of Modification Examples. Hand-painted T-shirts featuring the group's logo also are available, for $10 each, at No No's or by calling Welcome, H.O.M.E. at 675-2525.
Photo measures 5.25 x 9.75 inches. Photo is dated 08-21-1992.
.
Photo back:
