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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUGKN4M1', ONTARIO
Pictured is a team photo of :the.
Lucknow' Sepoys in the 1939-40
Season, just prior to World .War 2.
. The photo was.given us, by Mrs.
George Robinson of Smithfield.
We believe that there are quite• a
number, of these pictures in circu-
lation,
ircu-lation, probably mostly in the
possession ,of families of team
members, Left to right .are
John Dahmer, ;Campbell Thomp-
son, Charlie Webster, Babe Book, •
Leonard MacDonald, Bill. Harris,
Harold. Greer, Elwood Solomon,
Jack, Fisher, George Book, Harold
Ritchie, Keith McCormick, Bob'
MacKenzie.
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1 1 CENTENNIAL'COMMISSIONER
Report , No. 6 .
Beforethe, end of this year a
. full-length ,Canadian feature film .
will.: be released to Great .Britain,'
the United States and other coun-
tries. It is certain to encourage •
people, to visit our: country 'during
the 1967 Centennial.
The film, called Hel copter
•
Canada, an hour-long . Panavista
production for wide screens, will
• be shown in.our own . cinemas dur-
ing 1967.
Helicopter Canada is the first
..full ..length moving picture feature
'to be made 'entirely from a heli-
copter-in-flight anywhere in the •
world. It is . an exciting coast-to-
coast color sweep of Canada —
its geography, its wildlife, its people
andways of life. It, is being pro-
duced by the National Film Board
of Canada for and with' the. aid
of the Centennial Conunission:.
Peter Jones is the producer and
George, Salverson : is the script
writer. The director -cameraman
is Eugene: "Jeep" Boyko of the
National Film Board staff who
had some interesting . experiences
filming this project across Can-
from :the open door of a
helicopter. •
Boyko was born, in Saskatoon,
• has been a .dishwasher, shipyard
;worker, private chauffeur in vari-
ous parts of the country and. he
was a country-and-western singer
in Saskatoon in 1937 when a broad-
caster` named Jack Wells tagged
him • with his nickname; Jeep,' after
a comic -strip creature:
In the 40's 'Boyko was a taxi
driver.' in ` Vancouver . when . a pass
senger went onvacation leaving
her camera in the • cab: He used.
it to shoot a trafifc accident and
sold the pictures to • a local paper.
for $5. This sent him into photog-
raphy and he 'wound up at the Na-
tional ; Filen Board in 1951. Boyko's
home, when he gets there, is in
Lorraine Quebec; he has a wife,:
one dauglter, 10, and one son, 3;
By means 'of Jeep •Boyko's
camera, background; narration, dia-
logue and sound effects, the viewer
;in the cinema audience ..will be
making a trip across the .country,
discovering Canada as .though he
• were in that helicopter. The 'copter,
during shooting, was able ,to get
as close to the face ofeanything.as
its blades permitted' and hovered
from six to 600 feet,
Boyko spent "more than .a year
on •the filming -�-a good deal of,.
the time 500 feet. up in the air,
crash helmet on head, hanging out
the 'side of a French -built turbine.
helicopter ,(the Alouette). In one
Year he .shot 96,000 feet of film
and travelled from Newfoundland'.
to Victoria. An anti -vibration
'.:mount for the camera Was a
To learn what can be done for
children suffering from heart des
ease, contact. your; Ontario He,`
Foundation at :247 Davenport R
Toronto.5.
French -made unit, 'first .. ;used in
the malting .of: the French .films
"The Red Balloon" and "Voyage
in a :Balloon":,' It permits a picture
while hovering' vibrationis elimi•
nated in this clever'' device.
In. Toronto Boyko hovered a
few feet . above . Nathan Phillips
Square• for a dramatic view of; the
newclam-shell • city .:hall. He
caught the Old Fort Henry Gid,
' at Kingston, doing itr drill.. ,
The helicopter camera shot the
convoluted tubing and towers of a,
vast • oil ''refinery complex at Ed'
inonton, paddle wheelers, nag
new buildings in western citieb, the
lush North Saskatche an .River
" Valley ; in Montreal . the. heli:
copter ',Made forays ' around .the
new skyscrapers, ;• in ;SaskatcheWsn
it caught ..a fast-moving freight
• train travelling. through a' Prairie
• town, a truck leaving a • high duet
plume behind it, down a . road to
a lone . elevator standing stark
against the prairie .horizon.
In •Newfoundland thecaasua
Made contact with a lightlastu
keeper anda ship's'skipper ses1 ng
guidance into • the harbor tha
symbolizing the entry to Cas$
through'.her most eastern gateway,
The film's viewers will •lite
the sensation of being virtually as
the surface of the •.gorge beau
the Honeymoon Bridge at Niapre,
Falls, and being on a slow trip'
straight up • the face of the bridal
veil• falls almost at arms. length..
They will "ride the back!
deer in flight, peek• into the win.
dows, of Montreal skyscrapers and
.experience the sight and sound o1
'stenographers at their work g
stockbrokers in action. They will
view skiers and mountain clip bem
wheat farmers, miners and pro
vectors, • lumbermen, asemblyliat
productions, football clubs, outdoor
activities of various ethnic grows
and of the first Canadians --1k
Indiana.
Don't miss • Helicopter Cana
when it conies to your area. it