EL CAJON VALLEY HOST LIONS’ NEWSLETTER
March 6, 2023, Members: 34 Guests: 2
Facebook: El Cajon Valley Host Lions Club
Opening:
1st Veep/Acting Pres. Carl Ruiz
Song Masters: PP Chris Bramwell Patriotic Song: God Bless America
Pledge of Allegiance: PP Phil Smith Invocation: Treas. Paul Tremblay
GUESTS: Roscio (Ray H), Maureen O’Connor
Good to see:
Ray H., | Nancy | Katie Z | Carter | Tom N |
HELEN KELLER Quote by: IPP Mike Raney
“Everything has its wonders, even darkness and silence, and I learn, whatever state I may be in, therein to be content.”
ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:
Treasurer Paul T reported Lions Day at City of Hope should be the last Sunday of this month – be thinking about car-pooling to this event (in Duarte, CA).
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
Christian Wille 3/3
GOOD CHEER: No changes from last Monday so everyone not attending must be OK.
IF you know of any members who are in distress, sick or in the hospital, PLEASE notify PP Yvonne so our good wishes can be conveyed to him/her. Paris4L6@cox.net 619/838-4262
Mar 9th – ECVH LC Board Meeting 6PM Elks Lodge Conference Room
Mar 11th – District 4-L6 Membership Meeting 5PM Pioneer Museum, Imperial. Dinner is $35
**Mar 13th – ECVH LC Orientation at Regular Meeting 12-noon ALL members-old and Newbies
Mar 23rd – La Mesa Lions Annual Italian Dinner 6PM La Mesa Community Center $40
VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORTS:
1st Veep Carl Ruiz:
Reported some committees have formed and will be proceeding with their required tasks.
2nd Veep Keith MacArthur: P
3rd Veep: Ron Nevels: MIA
FEBRUARY/MARCH EXEMPT BADGES: Chris, Len, Jeff
HAPPY DOLLARS: TT Bob the “Hatchet Man” Acker
.Christian $20 for his Birthday
.Kiley $20 for all the Girls Scout cookies his daughters sold to members
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.Dave S $20 in memory of Tony Forchette who was Dave’s sponsor into our club.
.Chris $10 wants the Tail Twisters fined.
.Mike R $5 shot an 84 at Mt Woodson with the help of his foursome in ‘best ball’ play.
.Tom H $20 for nothing
.Coleen $10 her granddaughter excels at high school field events
.Chris $5 taking over for Pres. Rob this week and next.
.Cathy B $5 just loves being at the meetings.
PROGRAM:
Maureen O’Connor from San Diego Heartbeat
Maureen is with San Diego Fire Rescue and teaches CPR and other lifesaving procedures.
SDFR has saved thousands of lives including 5 children with Cardiac Arrest (CA). The difference between a heart attack and CA is that anyone in CA (sudden death) must have immediate assistance to survive and a heart attack is typically a precursor to CA if the warning signs are not heeded, i.e., most CAs are the result of heart attack symptoms left un-cared for.
The heart is about the size of your fist, and it is the hearts’ job to pull and push blood, like a pump.
Cardiac Arrest is Ventricular Fibrillation and is an electrical system problem whereas a heart attack is a plumbing problem. A heart attack is signaled by deep chest pressure, shortness of breath, upper back, neck, arm & jaw pain, and ashen appearance.
Maureen utilized IPP Mike Raney and Coleen Owens on the proper use of chest compressions and the AED . Stayin’ Alive is the most popular song to keep the beat to during chest compressions which requires 100-120 beats per minute to the sternum area of the chest.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:
March 20th – Steve Anderson, Director of Programs Crisis House
April 3rd – Dr. Mathew Willis, DCfrom American Diabetes Association
April 10th – Richard “Rich” Agundez Jr., 2022 El Cajon Citizen of the Year
WINNER OF ATTENDANCE DRAWING: Katie Zolezzi $50
WINNER OF OPPORTUNITY DRAWING: Bob Acker $53
TODAY’S FUNNY: I never make the same mistake twice. I do it like, five or six times, you know, just to make sure.
Lions Clubs International President Brian Sheehan’s Motto is “Together We Can”
ATTENDANCE IS THE PRICE OF MEMBERSHIP