Homebound Program Helps Handicapped Rejoin Society
In DuPage County the Homebound Program by the Chicago NMSS chapter aids physically and psychologically disabled people. It offers archery art swimming and trips to cultural venues with volunteer support from Flick-Reedy Elmhurst YMCA and others. About 50 people are served and funding comes from donations with a yearly budget near 40000 dollars.
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DuPage County
Chicago
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
NMSS
Rachel Elliott
Elliott
Easter Seals
the Heart Association
The
Arthritis Foundation
United Cerebral Palsy Fund
Flick-Reedy
Ann Peterson
Gram
Elmhurst
Laurene Wiens
Tional Sclerosis Society
Flick-Reedy Corp
Bensenville
Donald Kiel
Artful Dodger Eludes Addison Police
An Addison man chased a boy who appeared to have his toolbox and after checks at home found it missing. The youth, using another name, was later found in bed with a broken arm and released when identifying himself. The toolbox contents valued at 125 dollars were not recovered. Police described the boy as 13 to 14, 5 feet 7 inches, wearing a dark jacket and glasses. In a separate report, Philip Van Reeth said his Cessna 195 at Mitchell Field had lights and four side windows damaged, possibly from a BB gun.
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Leslie Kopecky
N. Lincoln
Addison
West Lake Street
Kopecky
Phillip van Reeth
Park Ave
Lombard
Mitchell Field
Reeth
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