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Port Orford News
Page 6 • May 21, 2008
By Anita Thomas
For the Port Orford News
Rotarian Norma Anderson
presented the program at Port
Orford’s Rotary Club meeting
on Thursday, May 15.
Norma is the Chair of the
Rotary Youth Leadership
Awards Program (RYLA).
RYLA is an intensive training
program for young people,
ages 14 to 30, who are chosen
for the award.
The leadership training is
conducted at a summer camp
of workshops for a period of
three to ten days.
The workshops are conduct-
ed by capable instructors
under the direction of the
local Rotary Club. Costs are
paid for by the sponsoring
Rotary Clubs.
The RYLA program permits
young people to debate issues
of professional responsibili-
ties and human relations,
improve leadership and com-
munication skills, learn abut
businesses and institutions
while having fun and making
friends.
RYLA provides young peo-
ple ehe opportunity to refine
skills and explore pertinent
topics with their peers.
For Rotarians, the program
provides the opportunity to
develop leaders, to share valu-
able experience and bridge the
gap between generations.
Port Orford Rotary Club
will sponsor three young peo-
ple to the RYLA program this
year.
The recipients of this award
are Cora Wahl. Jane Campbell
and Devon Ashdown. Ashley
Curry is the alternate.
To learn more about
Rotary’s extensive programs,
go to
www.portorfordrotary.com.
Note: The next meeting of
Port Orford Rotary will be
June 5. No meeting May 29.
Photo by Ray Johnson
This table of young people
were among the guests at
the last Port Orford Rotary
meeting.
Skate Park fundraiser still has tickets available for the PO Skate Park Fun Package
There are still tickets available for the PO Skate
Park Fun Package!
If you have not bought your ticket there is still
time. Tickets are available at Chetco Federal
Credit Union, Port Orford Visitors Center, The
Downtown Fun Zone or by calling 332-8000.
This Fun Package includes gift certificates for
Castaway By The Sea Motel (one night for one or
two persons), Griffs on the Dock restaurant ($25),
Savoy Theatre (two tickets), Prehistoric Gardens
(two passes plus $10 GC), Jerry’s Rogue Jets
($50).
Tickets are $5 each. The drawing will be held
on this Memorial Day Weekend. You need not be
present to win. All proceeds go to the PO Skate
Park Addition Fund. Remember that all money
equals cement. So stop by one of these places and
buy your ticket today. Thank you to all of you
who have supported us in this project, without you
we would not be able to accomplish our goals!
May 25 concert to feature ʻHarmonicaʼ Ray Silvia and Catherine Rowe
The Christian Center is pre-
senting a free benefit concert of
Christian music on Sunday,
May 25 at 3 p.m.
The featured performers are
“Harmonica” Ray Silvia and
Catherine Rowe, who comprise
a contemporary Christian group
called Angels in Our Eyes.
“Harmonica” Ray is known
for his composing, guitar
arrangements, and is considered
by some to be among the best
harmonica players on the West
Coast. Catherine is known for
her expressive vocals, powerful
melody lines, and poetic lyrics.
This 90 minute concert will
include music suitable for the
entire family, many of which
are original compositions from
their three Cds: Tears to Joy,
Contributed photo
Catherine Rowe and
“Harmonica” Ray Silvia will
play at the Port Orford
Christian Center May 25.
Singing with the Angels, and
Waterfall. The two will also
perform such popular classics
as Over the Rainbow,
Unchained Melody,
Summertime, and What a
Wonderful World. Attendees
will be provided lyrics and be
invited to sing along on several
songs.
Refreshments will be provid-
ed. A free will offering will go
to the relief organization,
Convoy of Hope, to meet criti-
cal needs in Kenya, where vio-
lence has led to more than 92
churches being destroyed and
more than 70,000 persons being
displaced.
For more information, con-
tact Pastor Doug Jamieson at
332-2561. First Christian
Church is located at the corner
of 10th and Washington, Port
Orford.