Flannery / Cumann na Saoirse 1988 · p.39
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FD-350 (Rev. 5-8-81)
ate page, name of
INA CAPITAL DISTRICT
paper, city and state.)
ALLINFORMATIOHCONTAINED
American community, the William
3artyzel company of Amster-
had withdrawn all support upon
on October 9th, at-8:00 p.m.
lam has withdrawn its financial
1 eaming more about the British
jnderwriting of the Proctor's bands.“We advised them that
Although this scheduled per-
Theater appearance of two British the bandsmen are not merely formance has been the subject
imy regimental bands scheduled ‘performers, but actual soldiers,” of strong protest by all organ-
ter:
for October 9th.
Lynch said, “And that as soldiers izations representing the Irish
they contributed to the oppres- American community in the area, Jication:
The move comes during an
sion of Irish Catholics in Proctor's management has re-ting Office:
ntense campaign by New York
northeast Ireland." Lynch con- sisted all requests to cancel it.
tate Irish American and other、t
tinued, "There are no cere-
Protest demonstrations and
:Bi
roups to persuade Proctor's to
monial units in the British
ancel the appearance of the
army-they very same men who the advance publicity attendant
Sordon
Highlanders
and
will be marching on Proctor's to them resulted in poor atten-
Srenadier Guards, or face a
stage have also marched through dance at British army band per-
hiassive proteest on'the evening
For information, call Michael formances on Long Island and
f the·performance. Pressure has
Cummings, 518 482-0349; in New York City last year.
een brought by Michael Cum-KathyFlynn, at518 882-6244.
Consequently, they were una-
nings, National Board -Ancient
or Randy Lynch at 518 27k- b
ble to gain entry in theatres in
Drder of Hibermians; Kathleen
6826.
those areas this year.
Holmes, Chairwoman Ametican
the streets of Belfast and Derry, Demonstrations begin at 7:00.
rish Congress:DennisMcFad
only instead of kilts and pipes, p.m.
they were sporting combat fatigues
To get these Brits out of the
len, INA Coordinator, Daniel
AOHPresident:WalterWook
record of atrocities there has is important that an.overwhelm-
729
NYS Veterans for PeacetPresi-1
been well documented and con- ing crowd of irate Irish Amer-
lent, andvirtually all other area
demned by any numberofworld icans turn out on October 9th
rish
American
leaders. court forums, including Amnesty outside Proctor's Theatre. For
Similar pressure downstate has
International and the European additional information, please
lready forced the cancellation Court of Human Rights.
call 518 482-8414.
fthebands'scheudled appearance
We congratulate Bartyzels on
I'he'Capital District INA
it the Westbury Music'Fair on1
recognizing these men for what, Unit will sponsor a social after
Long Island.
. they really are and represent, the demonstration at ihe Sshen-
and hope that Proctor's can be ectady AOH Hall. Anyone pish-
persuaded to do the same, i
ing to stay overnight is welgome
Randy Lynch, Public Relations
Chairman of the NYS Board Lynch concluded.
in the homes of INA members.
For intormatiog on the demon-
AOH and President of the
Watervliet AOH, announced that
' The Grenadier 'Guards and stration, housing or the social,
b6
1 Company had
Gordon Highlanders, two units pleas
he Bartyzel
b7c
ate page, name of
INA CAPITAL DISTRICT
paper, city and state.)
ALLINFORMATIOHCONTAINED
American community, the William
3artyzel company of Amster-
had withdrawn all support upon
on October 9th, at-8:00 p.m.
lam has withdrawn its financial
1 eaming more about the British
jnderwriting of the Proctor's bands.“We advised them that
Although this scheduled per-
Theater appearance of two British the bandsmen are not merely formance has been the subject
imy regimental bands scheduled ‘performers, but actual soldiers,” of strong protest by all organ-
ter:
for October 9th.
Lynch said, “And that as soldiers izations representing the Irish
they contributed to the oppres- American community in the area, Jication:
The move comes during an
sion of Irish Catholics in Proctor's management has re-ting Office:
ntense campaign by New York
northeast Ireland." Lynch con- sisted all requests to cancel it.
tate Irish American and other、t
tinued, "There are no cere-
Protest demonstrations and
:Bi
roups to persuade Proctor's to
monial units in the British
ancel the appearance of the
army-they very same men who the advance publicity attendant
Sordon
Highlanders
and
will be marching on Proctor's to them resulted in poor atten-
Srenadier Guards, or face a
stage have also marched through dance at British army band per-
hiassive proteest on'the evening
For information, call Michael formances on Long Island and
f the·performance. Pressure has
Cummings, 518 482-0349; in New York City last year.
een brought by Michael Cum-KathyFlynn, at518 882-6244.
Consequently, they were una-
nings, National Board -Ancient
or Randy Lynch at 518 27k- b
ble to gain entry in theatres in
Drder of Hibermians; Kathleen
6826.
those areas this year.
Holmes, Chairwoman Ametican
the streets of Belfast and Derry, Demonstrations begin at 7:00.
rish Congress:DennisMcFad
only instead of kilts and pipes, p.m.
they were sporting combat fatigues
To get these Brits out of the
len, INA Coordinator, Daniel
AOHPresident:WalterWook
record of atrocities there has is important that an.overwhelm-
729
NYS Veterans for PeacetPresi-1
been well documented and con- ing crowd of irate Irish Amer-
lent, andvirtually all other area
demned by any numberofworld icans turn out on October 9th
rish
American
leaders. court forums, including Amnesty outside Proctor's Theatre. For
Similar pressure downstate has
International and the European additional information, please
lready forced the cancellation Court of Human Rights.
call 518 482-8414.
fthebands'scheudled appearance
We congratulate Bartyzels on
I'he'Capital District INA
it the Westbury Music'Fair on1
recognizing these men for what, Unit will sponsor a social after
Long Island.
. they really are and represent, the demonstration at ihe Sshen-
and hope that Proctor's can be ectady AOH Hall. Anyone pish-
persuaded to do the same, i
ing to stay overnight is welgome
Randy Lynch, Public Relations
Chairman of the NYS Board Lynch concluded.
in the homes of INA members.
For intormatiog on the demon-
AOH and President of the
Watervliet AOH, announced that
' The Grenadier 'Guards and stration, housing or the social,
b6
1 Company had
Gordon Highlanders, two units pleas
he Bartyzel
b7c