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VOCATIONAL SPEAKERS GUIDE |
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Camp Royal
is the Youth Leadership conference organized by the Camp Royal Committee of
District 5160. This is a premier program for over 140 young leaders every
June, and there are opportunities for Rotarians from all over the district to
participate in the program. |
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One of the
ways Rotarians support Camp Royal is by bringing their vocational experience
into our program. During the week of Camp Royal we devote six hours to Vocational Activity
over three evenings. |
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Our campers
have a unique opportunity to share in the vocations of selected Rotarians. |
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Presentations |
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After
dinner each visiting Rotarian is introduced at a camp assembly and has 60
seconds to market your profession. After introductions Rotarians go to the
assigned area; campers follow. Each of the three discussion sessions is 20
minutes; 10 minutes of the Rotarian and 10 minutes for camper questions. |
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One
approach for the Rotarian is to offer a brief autobiography, emphasizing the
education acquired and the key life decisions leading to our current level of
accomplishment. After 20 minutes a camp bell sounds and the campers have a
couple of minutes to go to the next Rotarian. After three sessions, the camp
assembly re-convenes for our famous Camp Royal skits; please do not miss the
skits. |
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Note:
Rotarians should be relaxed and flexible about the presentations and any
questions that may arise. We offer this as a wonderful vocational opportunity
for our campers, but it is also an opportunity for Rotarians to become
acquainted with a number of bright, young leaders at Camp Royal. It is aways
a very pleasant experience. |
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Accommodations |
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Bring a
sleeping bag and "dude-ranch" clothes. Camp Royal is in the Trinity
mountains, at 2,500 ft. elevation; we are in a beautiful, country setting. It
may be cold, it may be raining or it may be dry and hot. Be prepared for
rustic standards; you will probably share a room with several other visiting
Rotarians. We do have enough facilities to assure separate male and female
accommodations. Food is plentiful and healthful; prepared by the ranch staff,
we receive high marks for our cuisine every year. We eat together in a large
covered dining area at scheduled times. |
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Logistics |
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The
suggested scenario is to arrive the afternoon of the selected day, tour the
camp, enjoy dinner with us, spend the evening,complete the vocational
presentations, stay overnight and finally depart when you wish after
breakfast and morning activities the next day. Travel to and from Camp Royal
is an individual responsibility; we are happy to provide directions and
accommodations (see below). Please contact us through your Camp Royal
Chairperson with questions and special circumstances. |
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The
suggested time of arrival is 3:00PM. The first thing to do is to go to the
Camp Royal Office. This is the BAR 717 library. Check-in with the Rotary
Staff, get sleeping quarter assignments and a Camp Royal T-shirt. The dinner
bell is at 5:30PM, so there will be time to tour the camp, get settled and
meet some of the staff and campers. |
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Location |
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Camp Royal
is located at BAR 717, between Hayfork and Hyampom in northern California. If
you are in Hayfork, anyone in town will point out the Hayfork-Hyampom Road to
take to get to Camp Royal. If you wish, stop at Ernies Department Store and
ask about us. The last 18 miles are on a winding moutain road with no
services of any kind. There is no cell phone coverage in Hayfork or at camp. |
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Note: Do not
plan to drive this road after dark. To the right is a picture of the
Hayfork/Hyampom Road after dark. Spooky, isn't it?!? |
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Driving to
Hayfork:A Mapquest map to Camp Royal is available by clicking HERE. From
Redding, take highway 299 west, for about two hours. Just before Douglas
City, take a left onto Highway 3. Go another 40-60 minutes to Hayfork. Camp
Royal is another 40 minutes. Stop at Ernie's Department Store if you need
help in Hayfork. Mention Camp Royal and you'll get an extra warm reception. |
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Flying to
Hayfork: Pilots Instructions are available on this web site. There are two
landing strips near by: Hayfork and Hyampom. Radio us and we will send a car
to pick you up. If you fly someone in you have earned a Camp Royal Airlines
cap. And a shirt. |
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Note:
Please do not show up at Camp Royal without prior notification to Camp Royal
Rotary Staff. Rotarians and friends are always welcome, but we have limited
facilities and we incur expenses with each visitor. |
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Camp Royal Links: |
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Camp Royal Home
Page |
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Sign the CR Guest Book |
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Other Rotary Links: |
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Rotary International
District 5160 |
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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
at RI |
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Camp Trinity at the Bar 717
Ranch, Camp Royal home for 25 years |
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CONTACT US: |
Camp Royal Chair: |
David Hammer |
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Hammer@Snowcrest.net |
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530-623-5418 |
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Camp Royal Director |
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of Communications |
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& Technology: |
Steven "Shags"
Shagrin |
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Committee@CampRoyal.org |
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925-949-3938 |
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