LOCKPORT — Hundreds of people crowded into the South Lockport Fire Hall Sunday to view the many aspects of the volunteer firefighter. Inside, the adults could view actual videos and look at pictures and talk to volunteers and there were tables set up with lots of things for the kids. Mercy Flight from Batavia flew in their new multi-million-dollar helicopter. Specialized equipment was shown off and there use explained. Back inside for a warm up brake and some great food, there was also a table for parents to have their children and themselves photographed for the Masons ID program.
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South Lockport makes an attack on the fire as assistant Chief Rodger Yurek from Rapids explains things to the kids. Stephen M. Wallace/CONTRIBUTOR
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