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Axe Head

Object is a metal axe head with a wood handle. The axe head was dug up on TWU property, likely originating from the one of the farms previously located on the land.

Seal-Kap Dairy Milk Carton

Object is an empty "Seal-Kap Dairy Homogeneous Milk" Carton, from the "Seal-Kap Dairy LTD." located at R.R.1, Langley BC. The Seal Kap Dairy Farm was located on the Glover Road property before the land was purchased for the founding of TJC.

Ceremonial Shovel.

Item is a ceremonial shovel with a silver-plated blade and collar with TJC welded on the surface of the blade. The letter “T” forms a cross and the letters are enclosed in a reverted triangle. The shaft is wooden. Stamped on the collar is “TAPER FORGED. WELLAND VALE 2 HEAT TREATED.”

Framed cover of the Evangelical Beacon bulletin announcing the sod-turning event for Trinity Junior College.

Item is a framed cover of the Evangelical Beacon bulletin announcing the sod-turning event for Trinity Junior College. The cover features four black and white photographs of administrative individuals using the ceremonial shovel to turn the sod for the founding of Trinity Junior College in Langley, B.C. The photographs from left to right include Rev. Calvin B. Hanson, President-elect; Perry Havens, Vice president in charge of Business Administration; Harold P. Halleen, Moderator and vice president Ev. Free Church of America, in background, Rev. David Enarson, Superintendent Canadian Pacific and Pacific Northwest Districts; and the bottom right photograph is of Dr. Enoch E. Mattson, Registrar and Dean of Education. These photographs are imposed on top of another photograph of the crowd in a reddish hue. The bottom right cover text box reads: “A MEMORABLE DAY IN CANADA. October 8, 1961, was an historic day at Langley B.C., Canada, when Ev. Free Church leaders turned sod for the new Trinity Junior College to open in autumn, 1962. SEE PAGE THREE.” The wooden frame has a beveled edge with an inner golden lip. There are two mattes, the outer is cream, and the inner is burgundy.

Framed congratulatory message from the University of British Columbia to Trinity Junior College.

Item is a framed congratulatory message from the University of British Columbia to Trinity Junior College on the dedication of the Science Building with the UBC seal that has yellow and blue ribbons coming out at the bottom. The message is mounted on cream matte and reads in black type “THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS, THE SENATE AND THE FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA TO THE GOVERNING BOARD AND FACULTY OF TRINITY JUNIOR COLLEGE. GREETING: THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA with cordial goodwill sends congratulations on the occasion of the Fromal Dedication of the Science Building. Given at Vancouver on the fifteenth day of October in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty-four. [signed by] Phyllis G. Ross, Chancellor, and John B. Macdonald, President.”

The frame is wooden with a plywood matted stained dark brown. The corners of the frame has an ornate scroll detail and the wooden matte has been cut into an oval shape with an elaborate scroll and rose pattern on the edge.

Yellow Maplex dinner plate

Object is a yellow Maplex dinner plate used in the original dining hall in Seal Kap House.[Maplex was one of three main factories in Canada that produced melamine (plastic) dinnerware.]

Medium yellow Melmac bowl

Object is a medium-sized yellow Melmac bowl used in the original dining hall in Seal Kap House. [Melmac was a brand of melamine (plastic) dinnerware produced by American Cyanamid from the late 1940s]

Small Trinity Junior College crest

Object is an embroidered, felt TJC crest pinned or tacked to a wooden base carved to match the crest in shape and dimensions; the whole is attached to a wide navy & white velvet or velveteen ribbon which may have been intended to be worn looped around a wearer's neck as part of some official regalia. Note that the crest itself is approximately 11.5 x 12 cm in size, and the base appears to be solid wood

TJC shield mounted on wood.

Item is an oversized TJC shield made of brass mounted on a dark wood-stained base for Trinity Junior College. The letters are engraved into the brass with burgundy paint. The letter “T” towers above the other letters and the mid-section forms a cross that connects the letters “J” and “C”. Behind the logo is an inverted white triangle. Engraved with red paint on a stylized brass ribbon at the shield’s base reads “TO THE PRAISE OF THE GLORY OF HIS GRACE”. The brass shield is affixed to the wooden base with three screws.

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