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Cana Rescue holds community CPR training day
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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Cana Rescue Squad Member Jason Busick leads a class in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) at the squad building on Saturday. The first-ever event drew a good response with 16 persons attending the workshop at 10 a.m. The squad is hoping residents trained in CPR will fill a critical gap in an area without first responders. Quick treatment in cases of cardiac arrest greatly increase victims&#8217; chances of survival.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Cana Rescue Squad Member Jason Busick leads a class in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) at the squad building on Saturday. The first-ever event drew a good response with 16 persons attending the workshop at 10 a.m. The squad is hoping residents trained in CPR will fill a critical gap in an area without first responders. Quick treatment in cases of cardiac arrest greatly increase victims’ chances of survival.

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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Rescue Squad members Corey, Shane and Stephanie Carson and Corey Scearce practice their CPR skills on practice dummies Saturday at the Cana Rescue Squad Building. A mini class teaching CPR skills was offered in addition to another class where participants could earn certification in the life saving skill.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Rescue Squad members Corey, Shane and Stephanie Carson and Corey Scearce practice their CPR skills on practice dummies Saturday at the Cana Rescue Squad Building. A mini class teaching CPR skills was offered in addition to another class where participants could earn certification in the life saving skill.

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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Cana Rescue Squad Member Jason Busick explains how a defibrillator works during a CPR certification class held at the squad building Saturday. Busick not only trained participants in the life saving skill, he discussed issues related to using automatic defibrillation devices.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Cana Rescue Squad Member Jason Busick explains how a defibrillator works during a CPR certification class held at the squad building Saturday. Busick not only trained participants in the life saving skill, he discussed issues related to using automatic defibrillation devices.

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Cana Rescue Squad Member Jason Busick leads a class in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) at the squad building on Saturday. The first-ever event drew a good response with 16 persons attending the workshop at 10 a.m. The squad is hoping residents trained in CPR will fill a critical gap in an area without first responders. Quick treatment in cases of cardiac arrest greatly increase victims’ chances of survival.



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