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Pat Willett
Pat Willett
named
league president
Pat Willett was recently named president of the
Assistance League of San Pedro South Bay chap-
ter.
The San Pedro chapter is one of many nation
wide and it focuses on volunteer service to the
community.
Willett and her husband John live in Palos
Verdes and have owned a second home in Hamil-
ton Cove for eight years. They both enjoy being
part of life on the Island.
Pat Willett worked in the education field for 23
years.
She has been an active volunteer with the San
Pedro South Bay chapter since 1995. Her continu-
ing area of interest is the gift/consignment shop,
which is located at 1441 West 8th Street in San
Pedro. A dedicated volunteer, she has served on a
variety of committees. As president, her goal is to
increase the visibility of the organization and
attract new members.
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Monday, July 31, 7:15 a.m.: Thursday, August 3, 1:30 p.m.: Paramedics responded to a Cher-
Lifeguard paramedics responded Baywatch Isthmus responded to ry Cove mooring for a 61-year-
to the USC Wrigley Marine Sci- Goat Harbor for a boat on the old Huntington Beach man who
ence Center for an 8-year-old boy rocks. On scene the owner was was complaining of stomach pain
who had fallen and was uncon- rescued and treated for injuries and vomiting blood. He was
scious. The boy was assessed, and the boat was towed off the assessed, an IV was started and
placed on a backboard and flown rocks by lifeguards, he was taken to Avalon for fur-
to a mainland trauma center, ther treatment.
Friday, August 4, 11:15 p.m.:
Tuesday, August 1, 5:45 p.m.: Lifeguard paramedics responded 6:30 p.m.: Baywatch Isthmus
Baywatch Isthmus responded to a to the dance floor for a 30-year- met Baywatch Avalon to trans-
boat in Isthmus Cove for a 15- old Long Beach woman who had port a 22-year-old man with
year old San Diego boy that had fallen and had a possible dislocat- decompression sickness symp-
toms to the hyperbaric chamber.
suffered a seizure. On arrival the ed knee. She was assessed, an
The patient was assessed, a dive
boy was still unconscious. He EKG was given and and she was
became combative during treat- flown off the Island for further doctor was consulted and the
patient declined further treatment
ment. An IV was given, he wascare at a mainland hospital, and was released.
placed on a cardiac monitor and
tests were performed. The boy
was transported by helicopter to
the mainland for further care.
Wednesday, August 2, 3:30
p.m.: Baywatch Isthmus treated a
32-year-old man at the pier for
diesel in the eye. His eye was
flushed and he was counseled to
go to Avalon to see a doctor.
5:18 p.m.: Baywatch Isthmus
responded to the Bird Rock area
for a possible boat fire. A boat
was found to be overheated and
it was towed to the pier for
repairs.
Saturday, August 5, 5 p.m.:
Lifeguard paramedics responded
to the campground for a 4-year-
old girl with straw in her ear.
Paramedics transported the girl
and a pediatrician to the hyper-
baric chamber for an exam where
she was found to be fine.
10:30 p.m.: Paramedics treated a
10-year-old Simi Valley boy on
the pier for first and second
degree burns on his legs. He was
assessed, given an IV and taken
to Avalon for treatment.
Sunday, August 6, 5:35 a.m.:
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