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NEW RECORDS SET AT TRACK MEET

Saturday, May 21, 2022 saw seven new records set at Camarillo Rotary's Hap Rapp Memorial Track Meet, held at Adolfo Camarillo High after a two-year absence due to Covid. The meet began in 1960, and is the club's oldest community service event, offering local elementary and middle school boys and girls the opportunity to compete for ribbons and trophies.
 
Setting records in the Girls Division were Mia Lawhon (St. Mary Magdalen) in the Class BB 1600 Meter Run, Katie Jenkins (Los Primeros Structured) in the Class BB Shot Put, Emily Ruff (CAPE) in the Class EE 100 Meter Dash and the Monte Vista team in the Class DD 400 Meter Relay.
 
In the Boys Division, records were set by Micah Dickran (Los Primeros Structured) in the Class A 1600 Meter Run, Jacobus Hogendorp (Santa Rosa) in the Class D 1600 Meter Run and the Los Primeros Structured team in the Class E 400 Meter Relay.
 NEW RECORDS SET AT TRACK MEET 2022-05-27 07:00:00Z 0

ANOTHER GREAT VIVA LA COMIDA!

Monday, May 20, 2023 saw another edition of a great Camarillo tradition, as Rotarians served more than 700 hungry diners at its annual Viva La Comida enchilada dinner at the Camarillo Community Center. The event began in 1971, and has been held annually except for 2020 and 2021 (due to Covid restrictions). Funds raised from the dinner benefit local nonprofits through the Camarillo Rotary Foundation, including the Boys & Girls Club of Camarillo and the Camarillo Family Y. Thanks to everyone who supported our event!
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2023 BUSINESS ETHICS AWARDS

One of the key pillars of Rotary is Service Above Self, which can be carried out in a number of ways, including through one’s vocation. Recently, Camarillo Rotary presented its annual Business Ethics Awards, recognizing and celebrating individuals and businesses in the Camarillo community who have exemplified service to others and have operated under the highest ethical standards.

Our 2023 winners, shown above left to right , include Trish Avila (Mobility Management Partners), Danielle Beck (Epicurean Olive Oils), Debbie Rose (Fine Sconehenge Bakery), Bonnie Wong Francisco and Sean Leonard (S.L. Leonard & Associates), and Mike and Tobi Jo Green (Bobbi's Mexican Food). Also honored (via Zoom) was Melody Brown (Hoff, Inc.). Two honorees were unable to attend:  Randy Collins (B&B Do It Center) and Debbie Carpenter (Camarillo Travel). Their awards will be presented at a later date. 
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CAMARILLO ROTARY PLANTS TREES AT OAK GROVE PARK

On Wednesday, April 24, 2019, Camarillo Rotarians planted 19 Live Oak trees at Camarillo's Oak Grove Park, helping to replace trees destroyed by the devastating Hill fire. Each tree was donated in honor of or in memory of a friend or family member. The Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District assisted with the planting project, which was originated by Rotarian Jay Berger, shown here with his wife Joni planting a tree dedicated to their grandchildren.
 CAMARILLO ROTARY PLANTS TREES AT OAK GROVE PARK 2019-04-27 07:00:00Z 0

27TH ANNUAL KIDS HOLIDAY PARTY BRINGS JOY

On December 20, 2018, the Camarillo Boys & Girls Club was transformed into a holiday wonderland as the Camarillo Rotary Club put on its 27th Annual Kids Holiday Party with Santa, pizza, magicians (thank you, Paul Dwork), balloon animals, Christmas carols and wrapped presents. The event began in 1989, said Chair Mike Andonian, who was club president at the time. He asked members for community-service ideas, and Hank Crockett, the publisher of the Camarillo Daily News, came up with the idea. "He did it the first year, and I've done it every year since," Andonian said.

This year, Rotarians entertained approximately 190 kids ages kindergarten through 3rd grade.

 27TH ANNUAL KIDS HOLIDAY PARTY BRINGS JOY 2016-12-31 08:00:00Z 0
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