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Nov. 11, 1966 - Stained Glass Mural for exhibition in Montreal: The White friars stained glass studios in Tudor Road, Wealdstone, Middle sex, have recently completed four months work upon a very large stained glass mural which is to form one wall of the Ceylon Pavilion at the Universal and International Exhibition of 1967 in Montreal. The window, which covered 188 square feet, was designed by one of Ceylon's leading artists, Mr. George Keyt. It is to be inspected to day by his excellency G.P Malalesekara, O.B.E High Commissioner for Ceylon in London, before being shipped to Canada. Photo shows Mr. A Howe, chief cutter, puts a finishing touch to one half of the window at the White friars stained glass studios in Wealdstone today

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Ceylon Ceylons Commissioner Cutter Excellency Finishing Friars Howe Inspected Montreal O.b.e Puts Shipped Wealdstone

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