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"Correspondence from Alan Upshall , Past President of the Welsh National Gymanfa Ganu Association to David G. Morris concerning sponsorship for a competition at the annual festival to be held in Richmond B.C. in 2003, Chaired by Alan Upshall. This is file number psw01217 and wnaa00258 in the Welsh Heritage Center archive.

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