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A healthy lesson was learned by 61 employees of B.F. Goodrich as they received certificates marking the completion of their basic St. John first aid training and CPR course. Four members of the Waterloo based Chemical group, (left to right), Bill Fay, Wendel Novotny, Carol Orzechowski and Florence Tunney, were among the graduates. Mark Bryson photo | ting their time a a a lifeâ€"saving measure Mark Bryson Chronicle Staff A major step towards a safer working environment and safety attitude has been taken by 61 employees of B.F. Goodrich Canada. The workers recently received certifiâ€" cates marking the completion of their basic St. John first aid training and cardiopulâ€" monary resuscitation (CPR) course. 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This year marks the 90th Anniverâ€" sary of the Society and the show was especially arranged to commemoâ€" rate the Year of the Youth. ‘"We had a special children‘s competition,"‘ said Marshall Soehner, a WHS member. ‘"We like to promote it among children beâ€" cause they are our future horticulâ€" turalists. Each year we provide them with seeds for flowers and vegetables and encourage them to bring in what they grow." After almost a century, WHS is becoming concerned about its memâ€" bership. ‘"You might say we‘re becoming a senior citizens‘ society and we want to get away from that reputation," Soehner said. "We‘re starting to get WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1985 â€" PAGE 5 One Week Low Season 839 Jan 4 to 25 One Week High Season Feb 1 to Mar 1 829 869 949 To further celebrate its 90th anniversary, WHS will be holding a special open meeting on Sept. 26 with representatives from the fed eral, provincial and municipal gov ernment in attendance young people coming out to our meetings now but we‘d like to see a lot more." Soehner said WHS would especialâ€" ly like to see more young families who have moved into their first homes and are just starting to try their hands at gardening. ‘‘"They could learn a lot from participating," he said. "Our meetâ€" ings are held the last Friday of every month and we always have a wellâ€"informed spvakerly a slide show .‘ Soehner said many people don‘t realize the extent of work that the Society does around the city. *‘*We look after the park across from Labatt‘s, the cenotaph area, the police building and the garden at Erb and Peppler," he said. ‘"They always look very nice." *atoms in style