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Rotary International is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and create a better world to support peace efforts and to end polio forever.
 
The Rotary Club of Cameron Park is a dynamic organization with a reputation for getting things done.   Members have opportunities for hands on service projects in our community and throughout the world.  Examples of recent projects include:
 
  1.  The community observatory and sky theater.
  2. Provides dictionaries for all local third grade students
  3. Improved athletic fields
  4. Scholarships for high school graduates
  5. Vocational grants through our community foundation.
  6. Improving conditions for populations in overseas countries, such as a medical clinic boat in the Philippines
 
Our club is made of individuals from many walks of life.  All are welcome.  If you are looking to create change in the world and in our community, Rotary is for you.  We’d love to have you join us.
 
In normal times, we meet for lunch Thursdays at Noon
Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Dr. Cameron Park, CA  95682
Please RSVP to President Mike Dugan  -  mtdugan@comcast.net or 530-676-7860
 
Until COVID-19 is under  control, we meet by Zoom on alternate Thursdays at 4:00.  Contact me at mtdugan@comncast.net or 530-676-7860 and I’ll send you an invitation.
 
Please Join With Us to Make A Difference!
 
FOR TICKETS AND SELECT PICKUP TIME, Click on THIS LINK.  
 
Club News
Next Meeting,  March 4, 2021:  Cyber Threat Trends
An agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Sacramento Field Office will provide a presentation on current Cyber Threat Trends and their impact. The presentation will also provide an overview of the FBI’s priorities, roles, and responsibilities.
Last Meeting, Feb 18, 2021: James L'Etoile, Mystery Writer

Author James L'Etoile spoke to us about his career in law enforcement, which provided him access to a large number of interesting personal stories to be used as inspiration for his mystery novels.  He is a former associate warden in a maximum-security prison, a hostage negotiator, facility captain, and director of California’s state parole system. He is a nationally recognized expert witness on prison and jail operations.

Jim got his start in writing when he was in the probation department and was charged with writing pre-sentence reports for the judge.  Those were basically crime stories.  The judge wanted certain key sentences in there to convey Jim's opinion on what type of sentence was warranted.  The defense attorneys were tough critics and would pounce on any mistakes. 

Jim convinced us that the Sacramento area is an excellent area for producing actual crimes and, hence, inspiration for his crime novels.  Notorious serial killers from the general area include: the Golden State killer, Dorothea Puente, Roger Kibbe, and George and Charlene Gallego, and several more.  In fact, the Gallego couple dumped one of their victims on nearby Bass Lake Road.  Jim heard quite a few crime stories from inmates when he was an associate warden at a maximum-security prison.

 
Each novel for Jim is about a year-long project before passing it off to an agent, considering: the research, writing and re-writing in response to his own reviews and comments from friends and editors.  Jim likes to develop and bring the "total package" of a person to the story. He has been nominated for the Silver Falchion for Best Procedural Mystery, and The Bill Crider Award for short fiction. His published novels include: At What Cost, Bury the Past, and Little River -The Other Side of Paradise.  Jim recommends buying them from a local independent bookstore like "Face In a Book" on Town Center Blvd. in EDH.  His next book, coming out soon, is Black Label.  I really admire writers, and it was great to hear Jim tell us about his journey towards and his becoming a successful mystery novel author.
Cameron Park Rotarians Deliver Pallet of Clothing to a Church
On Thursday, October 29th , Cameron Park Rotary donated a pallet, including 221 pairs of pants, to Green Valley Community Church to be distributed to homeless people. The clothes were divided among the programs for the homeless of Green Valley Community Church, Job’s Shelter of the Sierra, Project Room Key and Federated Church including the Nomadic Shelter. These groups provide clothing to the homeless and very needy. Within Cameron Park Rotary, this project was initiated by Joe Ryan who was also our contact with a major supplier, managed by Dick Franks, and the clothing was delivered by Steve Long and Richard Grieco.
 
 
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Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Dr.
Cameron Park, CA 95682
United States of America
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(530) 676-7860
Email:
mtdugan@comcast.net
Normally Thursdays at Noon. During pandemic, virtual Zoom meetings on alternating Thursdays at 4 p.m..
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