WDSRA program helps visually impaired bowl

Janine Schlimgen’s ball rolls lazily down the lane, toppling a few pins. Her fellow bowlers let out a cheer at the sound.In this game, the low score doesn’t matter. With Schlimgen’s poor eyesight, it’s a treat to be bowling at all. Thanks to a new Western DuPage Special Recreation Association program she helped initiate, people with visual impairment have an opportunity to bowl every week.On Jan ...

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Parents’ Night Out: Parents heading out for an evening can sign up their children ages 4 through 10 for a night of crafts, gym games, pizza and a video from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Cowlishaw School gym, 1212 Sanctuary Lane, Naperville. Cost is $16 for residents, $24 nonresident, Registration code 98981. Visit www.napervilleparks.org or call 630-848-5000.Naperville Area Humane Society: NAHS’s next ...

Senior Citizens Extending Health and Wellness with Video Games

SeniorsGuideOnline.com examines studies showing video games help seniors with exercise, memory care and other cognitive abilities for their health later in life.Richmond, VA (PRWEB) January 26, 2012 To promote staying sharp and remaining active as you age, http://www.SeniorsGuideOnline.com is encouraging seniors to play video games. Research and studies show that video games on the Nintendo ...

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