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Meeting Responsibilities
Presiding at Noon Meeting
Giddings, Elizabeth
 
Visitors & Guests
Bogle, Gary
 
Greeter
Gronberg, Bonnie
 
Greeter
Schuyler, Larry
 
Song Leader
Bogle, Gary
 
Speakers
Jan 12, 2023
New Environmental & Energy Initiatives with BPW
Jan 26, 2023
my exchange life
Feb 02, 2023
Winner of the Magnolia Silos Baking Competition
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Welcome to Holland Noon Rotary Club
Thursdays at 12:10 PM
Redrock Grille
4600 Macatawa Legends Boulevard
Holland, MI 49424
United States of America
Venue Map
Venue Map
January 12, 2023 Meeting

New Environmental & Energy Initiatives with BPW

Andrew Reynolds, Community Energy Services Manager with the Holland Board of Public Works, will inform us of new initiatives.
Meeting Location for Jan-Mar 2023
The advisory vote of the membership decided that our meeting place for the next 3 months will be
 
Redrock Grille
4600 Macatawa Legends Boulevard
Holland, MI 49424
 
Macatawa Legends Boulevard is off New Holland Street between 144th Ave and 136th Ave.
 
There will be signs directing you to the meeting room for Rotary. Look for them starting in the parking lot.
Last Week at Rotary - January 5, 2023

Heart Safe Community

Steve Stegeman, who spent 40 years as a paramedic, is now on the Heart Safe Community board to promote citizen Compression only Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CoCPR) training. He started out by dispelling some myths about citizen assistance.
  • Only licensed medical professionals are required to offer assistance to individuals needing aid.
  • If you as a citizen are acting in good faith to assist someone in an emergency, you are not liable for any type of legal action against you.
  • All 911 operators are trained to walk you through administering CPR and other medical procedures. If you call, you will have assistance.
  • The average response time for emergency personnel in the Holland area is 4-6 minutes. A person choking will die within 2 minutes without aid. A severe case of arterial bleeding will die before 6 minutes. And sudden cardiac arrest requires CPR within 2 minutes.
After Steve retired he became a medical examiner investigator. This involved talking to people present when deaths occurred. In almost all deaths there was nothing done to render first aid. If nothing is done for sudden cardiac arrests, the EMTs arriving in the 4-6 minute time will have no chance of saving the person.
 
Heart attacks are characterized by sweating, radiating pain, and breathing difficulty. If these symptoms occur, you need to call 911 and put the person into a position where they are most comfortable.
 
There are about 1,000 sudden cardiac arrests a day in the US. This can happen among young people. Cardiac arrest can happen because of electrical disturbances that cause your heart to stop or not pump blood. It can also happen because of a blow to the chest at the time when the heart is empty of blood. The current preferred method for assistance is CoCPR. Only 5% of the population is currently trained. The Heart Safe Community has set a goal to have 15% of the population trained.

How to Respond to Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA)

 
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January is Vocational Service Month
eBulletin Contact - John Hoekstra, hoekstra@macatawa.org