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Ray and Gladys on their 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. Williston being presented to the Queen and Prince Phillip
Ray Williston receiving honorary degree from UNBC
Couples in period costumes
Ray and Gladys Williston at UBC
Ray Williston and Prince Takamatsu
Princess Margaret on a train
Princess Margaret arriving in Prince George 2
Princess Margaret arriving in Prince George 1
Cabinet members in canoe
Ray Williston with other men
Opening of the Provincial Government Building, Williams Lake
Social Credit Party anniversary cake
Ray Williston with Arthur Paget 2
Ray Williston with Arthur Paget 1
Signing of agreement for Eurocan’s pulp mill license
Ceremony at lumber mill
Princess Margaret at the Prince George train station
Ray Williston as new Minister of Education speaking at graduation ceremonies
Ray Williston with the Queen Mother
Legislature in session
Graduation class
Ray Williston receiving an honourary doctorate from UBC
Mr. Williston speaking at Montreal conference
Presentation to Arthur Paget
Retirement of Arthur Paget
Explosion of plug for diversion route
Man of the Year 2
Man of the year 1
Signing of the protocol and power sale agreements 4
Signing of the protocol and power sale agreements 3
Signing of the protocol and power sale agreements 2
Signing of the protocol and power sale agreements 1
B.C. Electric Board of Directors
Inaugural run of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway 2
Inaugural run of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway 1
BC forestry delegation at Japanese banquet
Grand opening of Forest Museum in Duncan
Opening of Crestwood Forest Industries pulp mill
Eurocan’s pulp mill license
Prince George Pulp & Paper Company opening ceremonies
Japanese Crown Prince entertains BC Cabinet Ministers
Members of the BC Cabinet in Prince George
Alex Moffet with gold nuggets
Princess Margaret watching a prospector pan for gold
Princess Margaret arriving in Prince George
Ray Williston running through ribbon
Ray Williston receiving silver teaspoons
Board of Governors BC Centennial Committee
Ray Williston signing the register after being sworn in as a cabinet minister