There is not a moment to “Spare”!
KIND’s Annual Bowling Event has been very successful over the past three
years. KIND has a goal to have at least 20 bowling
teams registered for this upcoming event. So register you and a
few buddies, and come “Strike” it up with the gang. All the important
information about when and where are below. But you can always contact us
with any questions or comments.

Poelking Bowling Center
1403 Wilmington Pike
Dayton, Ohio 45420

Saturday January 26, 2013
6-8p.m.

Do a Double Play – (Save $25)
Register a team and sponsor a lane for $215
Sponsorship doesn’t always have to involve a company.
You can do a sponsorship in memory of a family member,
or just the names of your family members.

Sponsorship

Lane Sponsor
$125 Price includes: large banner at end of lane &sponsor name on website and all printing/media coverage.

High Score Team/High Score Individual
$75 (2 available) price includes:
sign with sponsor name & name on website and all printing/media coverage.

Team of Four(4) Bowlers $115
$115 price includes: 2 hours of bowling, shoe rental, unlimited soda, large pizza and event shirt.
Spare bowlers added to an existing team for an additional $35 per person.

Methods of Payment
Paying for your team or sponsorship is easier than ever.
KIND accepts checks, Visa & MasterCard.
Call to reserve your team today.

Please visit our website at www.kinddayton.org.

Questions or comments contact ericar@kinddayton.org.

If you would like to have more information about the K-5th Program, please
contact:
Tamara Madison, K-5th Program Leader
937-559-0673
tamaramadison07@gmail.com

If you would like to have more information about the 6th-12th Program,
please contact:
Ed Fox, 6th-12th Program Leader
937-559-7695
edfox12@att.net

Harley Rinehart, Winner of Violence Prevention Essay Contest, with Dayton Prosecuting Attorney Matt Heck

Awards Ceremony was held on Wednesday, May 16, 2012.

The Kids In New Directions program is proud to have a winner within the top 10 for The 22nd Annual Violence Prevention (VPP). Harley Rinehart was recognized on May 16, 2012 for her essay “Don’t Be a Bully.” Dayton’s Prosecuting Attorney Mathias H. Heck, Jr. presented the awards at the Masonic Temple of Dayton. This year, the VPP received more than 2000 entries from students representing 26 schools in Montgomery County. During the ceremony they acknowledged the top winners.

The Violence Prevention Project began in 1990 to offer information about alternatives to violence as a means to solving problems. The close connection between violence and the use of illegal drugs soon led to a discussion about alternatives to drugs as well as violent behavior and bullying. And, with the increased access to electronic technology it was necessary to include the subject of internet safety. The education programs and this contest have been used to encourage members of our community, particularly our youth, to promote positive behavior.

The posters and essays they received during this year’s contest prove that the youth are aware of the problems that exist and have messages to share. Hopefully, these messages will promote others to consider peaceful resolutions to problems.

Congratulations, Harley Rinehart, for a job well done!