Braun, Henry - Henry Braun | The Reach - Gallery Museum Abbotsford

P13850 - Section 1 page 2. Mid left image. Caption: "Legion junior soccer team, undefeated during the regular schedule, retained their record in sudden death playoff Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 win over Godson school team for the Owen Thomas trophy. Members of the Godson team, below are, left to right, front row: Irving Janzen, Allan Merrick, Wayne Heppner, George Thompson, Tom Thompson, Stewart Janzen, and Allan Heke, back row: Brett Savage, Jim Hamm, Glen Dirksen, Wayne Taylor, Henry Braun, Gordon Smith, Romeo Matzner, Irwin Matzner and Coach Peter Willms."

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P15286 - "The Central Fraser Valley all-star soccer team were, left to right, front row, Leroy Voigt, Ken Jantzen, Barry Fatkin, Eddy Moore, ? Arndt, Ervine Janzen, Ervine Matzner and Henry Braun, back row, Rod Griffiths, Kirk Bryde, Wayne Heppner, Pat Coukell, Raymond Masse, Don Freund, Jim Masse and Gerry Larson. "

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P18766 - Major trophies awarded at Clearbrook Junior Secondary School at the annual awards day Monday went to Miss Ichikawa, Kinsmen citizen of the year trophy presented by Marlin Loeppky, Iris Carter, Cee-Jay girl athlete, presented by Student Council President Dolores Hoeppner, Henry Braun, Terry Moran Memorial Boy Athlete Trophy presented by Mt Lehman Athlete Association President F Philps and Julie Redekop, Clearbrook Board of Trade Scholarship Trophy presented by President Henry Loewen.

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P19401 - Junior Boys soccer team of the Clearbrook Junior Secondary School was victorious over Hope last week to win the Fraser Valley Championship and were runners up for the Fraser Valley title. They lost 3 to 2 to Johnston Heights of North Surrey. Players are back row left to right Dennis Doerksen, Steart McDonald, Rod Dueck, Bruce Graham, name obscured, Henry Braun and Brian Patterson. Front row are Karl Arndt, Irvine Janzen, Rick Conway, Jim Robertson, Harold Drake, Ed Moore and Ray Shikaze. Coaches are S Sanders and A Legg.

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P26968 - Cheque presentation by the Housing and Urban Development Association of Canada (HUDAC) Abbotsford Branch to three local organizations. Left to right: Bill Turner of MSA Community Services, receiving a $900 cheque, Aron Froese, past President of HUDAC, Stan Worthington of the MSA General Hospital receiving a $1,200 cheque, Henry Braun, HUDAC Public Relations Director and Judy Dallman Assistant Sub-Contracting Supervisor at Wildwood Training Centre, receiving a $900 cheque. The cheques represent HUDAC’s desire to promote worthwhile community activities. The $3,000 worth of donations is from the sale of the HUDAC display home, completed in January and sold in February. The home was constructed at 2469 Sunnyside in Clearbrook in order to demonstrate the quality of homes built by the members and also showcase some of the newer design techniques and products. The home is contemporary, constructed on five levels and covers over 3,000 square feet. It is also built on a hillside property, illustrating ways how to use that type of land constructively. Over 500 visitors toured the home during two Open House weekends and Mary Langille of Ace Agencies completed the sale of the home to Mr and Mrs Jim Scantland. HUDAC members Hank Appeldoorn, Jake Janzen and Bob Matty supervised the construction of the display home. The Abbotsford branch of the HUDAC organization has 40 members, belonging to a national 6,000 strong member total, who have built 85% of the homes in the country. The purpose of HUDAC is to strive to improve all aspects of the residential construction industry. They are able to do this by representing its members’ interests in a variety of fields including legislative, educational, research, industry promotion and consumer relations. Individuals are eligible for HUDAC membership if they are actively engaged in the residential construction industry as a builder, land developer or sub-contractor, apartment owner or manager, manufacturer, utility representative, mortgage lender, realtor or professional.

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P33940 - Rudy Teichrob signs to a Four Star Construction contract, Saturday, as Coach Jim McMillan (standing) announced his 17-man roster. On hand for the signing were team president Dave Hildebrand (left) and sponsor Henry Braun. With Cole in the pitching rotation, Abbotsford’s top fastball club finally has the pitching strength that is required before a team can take a serious shot at the provincial crown. Other newcomers to Four Star during the 1979 season were Butch Strohmaier and Donnie Freund, both with considerable experience in major men’s fastball with Vancouver Thirsks. Other local ballplayers who made the team are Mark Siemens, Kenny Scheer, Al Fadden and Ian Schroeder. Image not published.

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P33941 - Former Victoria Budget pitcher, Larry Cole, signs to a Four Star Construction contract, Saturday, as Coach Jim McMillan (standing) announced his 17-man roster. On hand for the signing were team president Dave Hildebrand (left) and sponsor Henry Braun. With Cole in the pitching rotation, Abbotsford’s top fastball club finally has the pitching strength that is required before a team can take a serious shot at the provincial crown. Other newcomers to Four Star during the 1979 season were Butch Strohmaier and Donnie Freund, both with considerable experience in major men’s fastball with Vancouver Thirsks. Other local ballplayers who made the team are Mark Siemens, Kenny Scheer, Al Fadden and Ian Schroeder. Image not published.

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P33942 - An unidentified individual signs to a Four Star Construction contract, Saturday, as Coach Jim McMillan (standing) announced his 17-man roster. On hand for the signing were team president Dave Hildebrand (left) and sponsor Henry Braun. With Cole in the pitching rotation, Abbotsford’s top fastball club finally has the pitching strength that is required before a team can take a serious shot at the provincial crown. Other newcomers to Four Star during the 1979 season were Butch Strohmaier and Donnie Freund, both with considerable experience in major men’s fastball with Vancouver Thirsks. Other local ballplayers who made the team are Mark Siemens, Kenny Scheer, Al Fadden and Ian Schroeder. Image not published.

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P33943 - Former Victoria Budget pitcher, Larry Cole, signs to a Four Star Construction contract, Saturday, as Coach Jim McMillan (standing) announced his 17-man roster. On hand for the signing were team president Dave Hildebrand (left) and sponsor Henry Braun. With Cole in the pitching rotation, Abbotsford’s top fastball club finally has the pitching strength that is required before a team can take a serious shot at the provincial crown. Other newcomers to Four Star during the 1979 season were Butch Strohmaier and Donnie Freund, both with considerable experience in major men’s fastball with Vancouver Thirsks. Other local ballplayers who made the team are Mark Siemens, Kenny Scheer, Al Fadden and Ian Schroeder. Image not published.

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P33944 - Former Victoria Budget pitcher, Larry Cole, signs to a Four Star Construction contract, Saturday, as Coach Jim McMillan (standing) announced his 17-man roster. On hand for the signing were team president Dave Hildebrand (left) and sponsor Henry Braun. With Cole in the pitching rotation, Abbotsford’s top fastball club finally has the pitching strength that is required before a team can take a serious shot at the provincial crown. Other newcomers to Four Star during the 1979 season were Butch Strohmaier and Donnie Freund, both with considerable experience in major men’s fastball with Vancouver Thirsks. Other local ballplayers who made the team are Mark Siemens, Kenny Scheer, Al Fadden and Ian Schroeder. Image not published.

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P43431 - Parm and Satwinder Bains leading a tour of the Bains' Westberry Farms processing plant. Among the individuals attending is Mayor Henry Braun, right.

Digital file collected during research for a video history of Punjabi farmers in Abbotsford as part of the research for the South Asian in the Valley exhibition. Parm and Satwinder Bains got into the blueberry business in 1989 when they purchased farmland with several berry bushes already in place. The couple wanted to be out of the urban area, into a rural setting to create a place to raise their family: Simran, Suvi and Navtej. Since 1996, t...

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