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Erdődi Lajos (Forrai-Nagyiratos, 1902. augusztus 17. – Budapest, 1970. szeptember 17.) gyulai ügyvéd, szociáldemokrata politikus, a "nép ügyvédje".

Nagy műveltségű, kitűnő felkészültségű ügyvéd volt. Bábáskodott a népi írók mozgalmának elindításánál. Tevékenyen részt vett a magyar (baloldali) agrárreform kidolgozásában, melynek gyakorlati megvalósításáért küzdött (minden fórumon, szervezetben) egész életében. Céljait mindenkor demokratikus módon, politikai, jogi eszközökkel kívánta elérni. Eszméit, népét soha nem tagadta meg, de – mivel mindig kora előtt járt – egyetlen politikai rendszerben sem volt elfogadott. Minden megpróbáltatást vállalva harcolt kiszolgáltatott, jogfosztott, szeretett népének felemeléséért. A második világháború alatt ezért kommunistának bélyegezték, és bebörtönözték. Hamar rájött azonban, hogy a kommunizmus nem járható út, és Magyarországnak demokratikus és független államnak kell maradnia. Így a világháború után, amikor Magyarországon épp csak elkezdődött a kommunizmus, ő már rég nem akart kommunista lenni. Nem volt hajlandó a megszálló, diktatórikus, bolsevista hatalom szolgálatába állni. Ezért 10 év átnevelő munkaszolgálatra ítélték, amit a szovjet Gulag táboraiban töltött le.

Életútja

Pályájának kezdete
1902. augusztus 17-én született Forrai-nagyiratoson (ma Iratosu, Románia, Arad megye). Az Erdődi család több generáción át (igazoltan 1750-től) az ősi magyar településen, Gyulaváriban élt, és földművelésből, bérmunkából tartotta el magát. Apja, Erdődi Sándor (1871–1919) korán bekövetkezett halála után édesanyja, Gy. Hajdú Zsuzsanna (1880–1949) egyedül gondoskodott gyermekei felneveléséről, taníttatásáról.

Erdődi Lajos kora ifjúságát Magyarországnak, a magyarság történetének egyik legnehezebb, legtragikusabb időszakában élte meg (I. világháború, forradalmak, román megszállás, Trianon). Az elemi iskolát a gyulavári Állami Népiskolában kitűnő eredménnyel végezte el (1910–1914). Tanulmányait a gyulai Római Katolikus Főgimnáziumban folytatta, ahol 1922-ben jó eredménnyel érettségizett, és jogot nyert egyetemi tanulmányai megkezdésére.

Az akkori háborús történések, a megélhetési nehézségek különösen nagy erőfeszítéseket követeltek tőle gimnáziumi tanulmányai eredményes elvégzéséhez. A forradalmi események, az idegen megszállás, a magyar területek elcsatolása mind érzékenyen érintették a társadalmi, politikai kérdések iránt érdeklődő fiatalembert. Mélyen átélte, saját sorsán tapasztalta meg a nagybirtokon dolgozó, bérmunkát vállaló szegény nép rettentő nehéz, elnyomott, kiszolgáltatott helyzetét. Mindezek természetes módon meghatározták gondolkodásmódját, hivatástudatát, élete célját.

Egyetemi évei
Egyetemi tanulmányait 1922-ben kezdte meg a Magyar Pázmány Péter Tudományegyetem Jog- és Államtudományi Karán. Komoly nehézséget jelentett számára a fővárosi életbe való beilleszkedés, a rossz anyagi körülményekkel való megküzdés. A kiváló tanulmányi eredményéért kapott ösztöndíját egy ügyvédi irodában vállalt különmunkával egészítette ki.
Azonnal bekapcsolódott az egyetemi ifjúság különféle szerveződéseibe. Élénk politizálás folyt a Diákok Házában is (Hársfa utcai diákotthon). Itt ismerkedett meg többek között Püski Sándorral, Olt Károllyal, Fábián Dániellel, Kertész Dániellel, Lakatos Péter Pállal. Az ott lakó diákok többsége a szegényebb néprétegből származott, protestáns vallású volt. Így rájuk inkább jellemző volt a demokratikus gondolkodás, a népi meghatározottság, a baloldaliság, a szociális érzékenység.

Abban az időben sokan és sokféle választ kerestek a súlyos helyzet megoldására. A felelősen gondolkodó egyetemi ifjúság is sorra alakította meg szerveződéseit.
1924. december 1-jén Fábián Dániel megalapította a meglehetősen "jobboldali ízű" Haladó Magyar Ifjak Asztaltársaságát. Az alapító okiratot kilencen írták alá, közöttük Erdődi Lajos joghallgató "Fábián elválaszthatatlan barátja".

A Bartha Miklós Társaságban

Erdődi Lajos 1926-ban dicsérettel fejezte be egyetemi tanulmányait. Novemberben megkapta diplomáját és megkezdte ügyvédi gyakornokságát. Fábián Dániel októberben szerezte meg orvosi diplomáját és a budapesti Bethesda Kórházban kezdett el dolgozni. Decemberben Könyves Tóth Kálmán és Szász Béla megkeresésére mindketten csatlakoztak a Bartha Miklós Társasághoz, amelyet 1925. április 2-án Asztalos Miklós és Szász Béla alakított meg. Belépésük nagy nyereség volt a BMT számára, amelyben Fábián Dániel ügyvezető elnök mellett Erdődi Lajos főtitkárként vállalt tevékeny szerepet.

A Bartha Miklós Társaság néhány éves fellendülés után meggyengült. A BMT tagjainak jelentős része fokozatosan hagyta el a Társaságot. Legtöbbjük új eszmeiségüknek, ideológiájuknak megfelelő szerveződésekhez, politikai pártokhoz csatlakozott.

A Magyarországi Szociáldemokrata Pártban

Ügyvédi tevékenysége
A Magyarországi Szociáldemokrata Párt éppen ekkor dolgozta ki és – hosszú halogatás után – fogadta el agrárpolitikáját (1930). Ebben olyan agrárreformot követeltek, amely a kistulajdonosi gazdaság kialakítását irányozta elő, és ezzel kívánták elősegíteni a szegényparasztság felemelkedését. Ez a program állt legközelebb a BMT-ben kialakított földreform elképzelésekhez, a népi-paraszti alapokon felépített középosztály gondolatához. Az MSZDP legális parlamenti párt volt, jól kiépített országos szervezettel. Ez reális alapot jelentett programjuk demokratikus úton való megvalósításához. (Sajnos a később bekövetkezett bel- és külpolitikai változások áthúzták a számításokat).

Erdődi Lajos 1931 februárjában Budapesten sikeresen letette a bírói és ügyvédi vizsgáját, majd a szegedi ügyvédi kamara felvette tagjai sorába (1931. március 14). Hamarosan ügyvédi irodát nyitott Gyulán, a Kossuth téren.

Ügyvédi tevékenysége kezdettől összefonódott azzal a harcos, áldozatos, szívós munkával, amit a szegény, alsó néposztályért tett. A szegények szeretetét otthonról hozta. Soha nem szakadt el teljesen szülőhelyétől. Szüleit, rokonait, barátait folyamatosan látogatta, tartotta a kapcsolatot velük. Mindenben azonnali segítséget nyújtott harcostársainak, elvbarátainak jogi- és mozgalmi ügyekben egyaránt. Eredményesen szállt szembe a hivatali szervekkel, amikor a hatalomnak kiszolgáltatott emberek ügyeit képviselte. Ezeket az ügyeket jutányosan, sok esetben fizetség nélkül intézte, azután ki ahogyan tudta, meghálálta, kiegyenlítette tartozását.

Baráti körének kialakításában is megmutatkozott elkötelezettsége. A polgári középrétegből, a kis- és középparaszti rétegekből, a kisiparosokból, a munkások közül kerültek ki barátai. Aktivitása, munkája nyomán ismertsége és népszerűsége gyorsan nőtt. Ennek köszönhetően 1932-ben beválasztották a gyulai képviselőtestületbe is. A helyi városi, társadalmi, népjóléti közügyekben tevékenyen vett részt. Tagja lett a gyulai református egyház presbitériumának is. (Antiklerikalizmusa nem vallási, hanem társadalmi indíttatású volt).

Politikai tevékenysége
A gyulai (gyulavári) szociáldemokratákkal már budapesti tanulmányai idején is kapcsolatban állt, így szinte azonnal bekapcsolódott a pártmunkába. A gyulai MSZDP vezetőivel (dr. Blanár László, Ottlakán Tivadar, Király Endre) egy erős, hatékony pártot kívántak felépíteni. Megnövelték a taglétszámot (gyulaváriak bevonása). Magas színvonalú elméleti képzést (előadások, szemináriumok) indítottak el.
Naprakészen tájékozódtak a társadalmi, politikai helyzettel kapcsolatban a sajtón és a szakirodalmon (Népszava, Szocializmus, Korunk, Társadalmi Szemle stb.) keresztül. Népszerűségüknek kedvezett az általános társadalmi, politikai helyzet is. Nagy lelkesedést váltott ki az MSZDP agrárprogramja. Elutasították a pártok képviselte szocializmus felfogást, de a tudományos szocializmus módszerét elfogadták.
Dr. Erdődi Lajos a szervezésben, a pártépítésben dolgozott eredményesen, dr. Blanár László városi orvos elméleti tevékenysége volt kiemelkedő. Kiváló munka- és baráti kapcsolat épült ki közöttük. Mindez a gyulai MSZDP fellendülését, tömegbefolyásának növekedését hozta magával. Dr. Erdődi Lajos szakmai, ideológiai, történelmi, gazdasági, politikai ismeretei olyan gazdagok és széles körűek voltak, hogy minden szinten kapcsolatot tudott teremteni embertársaival. Hosszan lehetne még sorolni azokat az okokat, tetteket, amelyek következtében közvetlen bensőséges, jó kapcsolat épült ki közte és Gyula-Gyulavári (Viharsarok) népe között, akik a "nép ügyvédje" megtisztelő jelzővel illették ezért.
Az 1930-as évek ügyvédi, társadalmi, politikai tevékenységével összhangban a magánéletében is példát mutatott. Polgári "családmodellben" gondolkodott; 1933-ban feleségül vette Bencze Rózsát (1914–2003), aki élete végéig hű párja, munka- és harcostársa lett. Három gyermekük született: Tamás (1934–1985), Zelma (1939) és Levente (1944). Családi házukban (Béke sugárút 31.) békés, harmonikus családi életre rendezkedtek be, amit a történelem, a politika nem várt eseményei széttörtek.

Első meghurcoltatása
A látványos, gyors sikerek, és népszerűségének növekedése az ellenfelek dühödt támadását váltotta ki. Gyula városa döntően polgári beállítottságú volt - fejlett kertgazdálkodással, komoly városi fejlesztésekkel. Nem alakult ki komolyabb ellenzéki (sem bal, sem jobb) pártalakulat a megyeszékhelyen. A gyulai szociáldemokrácia erősödésére aktivizálódott a város hatalmi apparátusa. Megkezdték a párt lejáratását, vezetőiket alaptalanul megvádolták, székházukat elvették. A gyulaváriak kiváltak a szervezetből. Rendezvényeiket korlátozták, vagy beszüntették. Súlyosbította a helyzetet dr. Erdődi Lajos váratlan letartóztatása 1933-ban. Egyik barátjának (Boglári Békés István) írt levele a rendőrség kezébe került. Ez és a BMT-ben, a volt baloldali barátaival való kapcsolata elegendő ok volt perbefogására és elítélésére. Az országosan foganatosított tisztogatási művelet részeként példátlanul súlyos büntetésben részesítették (kéthavi fogházbüntetés, egy évi hivatali és politikai jogvesztés mellékbüntetés).

A szegedi ügyvédi kamara kizárta soraiból és eltiltotta az ügyvédi gyakorlattól. Emiatt Gyulán a városi mandátumát is megsemmisítették, majd nagyfokú lejárató hadjáratot indítottak ellene. Ekkor sütötték rá a kommunista jelzőt is. Közben a városi MSZDP szervezetet is átszervezték, a pártmunkában is mellőzték. Végül sikerült a hatalomnak a gyulai közélettől elszigetelnie Erdődi Lajost. Ügyvédi praxisát átadta dr. Hraskó Gyulának, aki állást biztosított neki ügyvédi irodájában.

Mindez nem kedvetlenítette el, még elszántabban, konokabban folytatta mozgalmi, politikai tevékenységét.
Kiszélesítette kapcsolatait az alföldi agrárszocialista mozgalom vezetőivel. Párttevékenységet fejtett ki az Arad-Csanád megyei közéleti közösségek munkásai, a Gyula környéki falvak szegény néprétegei körében. Szervezte, tanította a gyulavári mezőgazdasági munkásokat. Ugyanezt a tevékenységet Gyulán illegalitásban végezte: pl. lakása emeleti kis szobájában tartott szemináriumokat, előadásokat a gyulai szociáldemokrata szimpatizánsoknak.

Az 1930-as évek közepétől a szociáldemokrata mozgalom különösen vidéken gyengült meg (politikai légkör megváltozása, a fennálló hatalom kíméletlen megtorlása). Ebben a helyzetben bizonyos fellendülést hozott a Tiszántúlon Takács Ferenc (országgyűlési képviselő, területi szociáldemokrata párttitkár) által vezetett nemzeti irányzatú agrárreform mozgalom (1936). Dr. Erdődi Lajos és a viharsarki szociáldemokraták kedvezően fogadták programját, és lelkesen támogatták azt. Sajnos az országos pártvezetés megbuktatta és a mozgalom elsorvadt.

Aktivizálódott a népi írók mozgalma is (Debreceniek, Bartha Miklós Társaság). 1937-ben az egyetemi ifjúság (BMT) kezdeményezésére létrejött a Márciusi Front. Programját Féja Géza állította össze, melyet Veres Péter, Erdei Ferenc, Illyés Gyula is üdvözölt. Népfront jellegű mozgalomnak indult. Októberben Makóra hívták össze a Márciusi Front képviselőit, közöttük volt Gyula képviseletében Erdődi Lajos is. A Makói Kiáltvány megerősítette programjukat. A kommunista érzelműek (Darvas József, Erdei Ferenc, Kovács Imre és társaik) politikai mozgalommá akarták alakítani a Frontot. Egység hiányában ez a jónak ígérkező mozgalom is elhalt (1939). A harmincas évek végére a Kisgazdapárt is jelentős tömegeket mozgatott meg agrárprogramjával, melyet Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Endre nemzeti radikális programja is erősített.

A második világháború alatt
A második világháború idején a Szociáldemokrata Párt kezdetben békepolitikát hirdetett, majd a függetlenségi politika mellett szállt síkra. A belpolitikában az MSZDP- Kisgazda szövetség útját egyengették, mintegy a háború utáni időkre való felkészülésként. Míg a 30-as évek közepén lelkesen üdvözölték a szocializmust építő Szovjetuniót, addig 1941–42-től egyfajta szovjetellenesség alakult ki, félve a bolsevik hatalomátvételtől. (A szélsőbaloldaliak keresték a kapcsolatot az illegális kommunista párttal).

Erdődi Lajos is hasonlóan értékelte át eddigi nézeteit, tevékenységét. Folyamatosan tartotta a kapcsolatot budapesti barátaival, országos párt- és mozgalmi szerveződésekkel, valamint bizonyos angolszász orientációjú körökkel, akik a háborúból való kiugrást kívánták előkészíteni.

A német megszállás alatt betiltották az MSZDP-t és minden párttevékenységet. Megindult a náciellenes, baloldali pártok vezetőinek és tagjainak letartóztatása, internálása. Békés megyében a letartóztatottak között találjuk dr. Erdődi Lajost is. (Itt jegyezzük meg, hogy Erdődi Lajos politikai tevékenysége miatt eddig is állandó rendőri megfigyelés alatt állt és több mint egy tucatszor került elítélésre, internálásra: Kistarcsától Nagykanizsáig).

A második világháború után

Ismét ellenzékben
Röviddel szabadulása után megtörtént a szovjet csapatok bevonulása Gyulára (1944. október 6.). A város vezetését a hadiállapotnak megfelelően szervezték át (katonai irányítás, civil végrehajtás). Gyula kórházváros lett.
Az új városi vezetőtestületet a korábbi városi ellenzék tagjaiból kívánták megszervezni. Ezzel egy időben mind sürgetőbb lett a város – az új szovjet hatalomhoz hű – politikai vezetésének kiépítése is. Dr. Erdődi Lajosra feltétlenül számítottak (korábbi politikai tevékenysége, népszerűsége miatt is) mind a város vezetésében, mind a Kommunista Párt megalakításában. Ő viszont nem volt hajlandó olyan pártot alakítani, azzal együttműködve dolgozni, amely szovjet mintájú közigazgatást, moszkovita kommunista rendszert, diktatúrát kívánt kiszolgálni. Hívei természetesen vele tartottak. A volt pártbarátai (Keresztes Mihály, Szabó András), az új gyulai vezetők és Vas Zoltán, a Vörös Hadsereg politikai osztályának megbízottja sem tudták szép szóval vagy megfélemlítéssel az együttműködésre rábírni. Ez abban az időben egyet jelentett a puskacső elé állással.
Végül néhány megtévesztett, megfélemlített ember dr. Hraskó Gyula és Szikes Antal vezetésével megalakította a gyulai Kommunista Pártot (1944. október 15.). Ezután dr. Erdődi Lajos visszavonult a politikai élettől, és a városi vezetésben sem vállalt tisztséget.

Mi indokolta ezt a kemény, konok ellenállást? Akik akkor még nem látták, vagy nem akarták látni, azok később hamarosan megtapasztalhatták a saját- és a nemzetük életében bekövetkezett kegyetlen változásokat (deportálások, internálások, államosítások stb.).

Az Igazoló Bizottságok 1945 februárjától kezdtek működni, a közalkalmazottak igazolására. Dr. Erdődi Lajos "igazolása" országos jelentőségű ügy lett. A város új vezetői ekkor szerettek volna vele végleg leszámolni. 1945. június 23-án hallgatta meg az Igazoló Bizottság Erdődi Lajost. Hamis vádak, rágalmak, igaztalan tanúvallomások (Ludvig Mátyás, dr. Marik Dénes, dr. Hraskó Gyula…) után bűnösnek találták, és őrizetbe vették. Egy soha kézhez nem vett (Kertész Lajos írásszakértő szerint is) hamis levelet is felhasználtak ellene. Óriási felháborodás kísérte az ítéletet. Ez után a népügyész felterjesztést tett a Népbíróságok Országos Tanácsához kérve azt, hogy az ügy tárgyalására jelöljön ki más népbíróságot. Ezt az indítványt a NOT elutasította. 1946. augusztus 17-én került sor a végső tárgyalásra. A tárgyalótermet kiürítették. A tömeget negyven rendőr tartotta távol. Végül dr. Erdődi Lajost felmentették az összes vád alól (védője dr. Fényes Péter volt), amit a jelenlévő tömeg kitörő üdvrivalgással fogadott.
1946-ban a politikai légkör kissé javult, még sokan hittek az új demokratikus átalakulás sikerében. 1947-től azonban teljes intenzitással megindult a megszálló hatalom diktatórikus gépezete. Január 5-én megjelent a Szabad Népben a Belügyminisztérium hivatalos közleménye, az ún. köztársaság-ellenes összeesküvések leleplezéséről. Megkezdődtek a letartóztatások, a koncepciós perek.

Száműzetésben a Gulagon
1947. január 31-én Erdődi Lajos házánál is megállt az a bizonyos fekete autó. Az államvédelmisek és két szovjet katona "tanúkihallgatásra" vitte Budapestre. Ott átadták a szovjet állambiztonsági szerveknek. Hosszas kihallgatás és kínzás után (olyan tolmács mellett, aki sem oroszul, sem magyarul nem tudott rendesen), április 19-én a szovjet csapatok budapesti helyőrségének hadbírósága 10 év szovjetunióbeli átnevelő munkatáborban letöltendő szabadságvesztésre ítélte dr. Erdődi Lajost.

Az ellene felhozott vád hazaárulás és kémkedés volt, mivel Csomós Miklós felkérésére az Amerikai Nagykövetségnek készített, jelentéktelen adatokat tartalmazó kimutatásokat. Csomós Miklós feltehetően amerikai kém volt, aki, hogy életét mentse, mindenkit feljelentett, akivel akkoriban kapcsolatban állt. Csomós Miklós perének anyaga immár kutathatóvá vált, így az állambiztonsági iratok tanulmányozása után Erdődi Lajos életéről is többet lehet majd megtudni.

Budapesti, magyarországi meghurcoltatásairól, a vele való bánásmódról egyelőre nincs birtokunkban dokumentum. Arról is, hogy hogyan került ki a Szovjetunióba, ott mikor, hol tartózkodott és mi történt vele, csak közvetett úton, mások elbeszéléseiből, leírásaiból következtethetünk. Ő magáról, a vele történtekről nem írt le semmit. Szóban is csak nagyon keveset és elvétve, inkább csak, mint érdekességet hallottunk tőle. "Az első év szörnyű volt, azután a többi is szörnyű volt, de idővel belefásult az ember, a végén pedig őr lettem" – mesélte Simonyi Imre gyulai költőnek.

Borzalmas körülmények között dolgozott bányákban, építkezéseken, vasútépítésen, a földeken. Rózsás János, volt fogolytársa így írt róla könyvében:
"Az egyik legnagyobb műveltségű és tudású magyar volt, akivel a fogságban összehozott a sors. Sokszor beszélgettünk a barakk tövében, boldogan hallgattam színes visszaemlékezéseit, biztató szavait".

Egy betegtársa így emlékezett rá: "… a budapesti Erdődi Lajos ügyvéd nagy politikus volt, itt is csak azzal foglalkozott, légvárakat épített. Nem tudta belátni, hogy itt mindentől meg van fosztva".

Rabságának főbb állomásai: Karabas, Szpaszk, Volinka, Karaganda, Abogur, Aktasz, Irkutszk, Krasznojarszk, Novoszibirszk, Kuszban, Sztalinszk. Utolsó lágere: Potyma (Mordvin Autonóm Köztársaság).

Szabadulása
Dr. Erdődi Lajos 1955-ben, a második nagy amnesztiával szabadult. A hazautazók gyűjtőtábora Lvov volt. A táborparancsnok utolsó szavai: "Teljes jogú magyar állampolgárként térhetnek haza. Rehabilitálva lettek és az egész elítélésüket, az ellenük felhozott vádakat tekintsék háborús tévedésnek. Váljanak hasznos állampolgáraivá a szocialista Magyarországnak".

Nyíregyházáig, a fogadóállomásig nagy örömmel és bizakodással utaztak. Az ottani ÁVO-s fogadtatás azonban szertefoszlatta reményeiket. Úgy bántak velük, mint a bűnözőkkel (sokan innen magyarországi internálótáborokba kerültek). Az orvosi vizsgálat és titoktartási fogadalom aláírása után Erdődi Lajos szabadon hazautazhatott.
1955. november 24-én, 39 kg-osan érkezett meg új otthonába Budapestre a családjához, akikről addig semmit nem tudott, távol szűkebb hazájától, Gyulától, a Viharsaroktól. Szovjetunióbeli száműzetése véget ért, a magyarországi nem.

Erdődi Lajos elhurcolását megdöbbenéssel és értetlenséggel fogadták Gyulán. Hiába kutattak utána kitartóan, hollétéről nem tudtak meg semmit. A család élete ellehetetlenült. Felesége, Rózsika sehol nem tudott elhelyezkedni, nem merte senki foglalkoztatni. Házukat 1952-ben államosították. Mind nagyobb gondot okozott a három gyermek nevelése, iskoláztatása. Végül el kellett hagyniuk Gyulát. Erdődi Lajos testvére, Mária (aki akkor már Budapesten, Sashalmon élt) fogadta be házába a csonka családot. Először csak a két nagyobb gyermek költözött édesanyjukkal, aki itt már el tudott helyezkedni. Tamás szakmunkásképzőben, Zelma gimnáziumban tudta folytatni tanulmányait. Levente rokonoknál maradt Gyulán és csak később csatlakozhatott hozzájuk. Ő gyakorlatilag nem is ismerte apját.

"A családtagok, ismerősök mind tisztelettel, szeretettel beszéltek róla. Kifelé viszont úgy kellett viselkednem, mint aki nem tud arról, hol az apja. Szégyellenem kellett, tagadni, hogy van apám" – mondta később Levente.

Érkeztek nem mindig megbízható hírek apjuk hollétéről, de biztos hír csak 1955-ben jött, hogy él és jön haza! Valóság lett, amit már szinte nem is reméltek, újra együtt volt a család, ha nem is a legideálisabb körülmények között. Erdődi Lajos csak családi összeköttetés révén kapott munkát. (A Dagály melletti sporttelep salakpályáján húzta a hengert).

Élete 1956 után
Az 1956-os forradalmat örömmel üdvözölte, de semmilyen formában nem vállalt abban szerepet. A forradalom után úgy tűnt, normalizálódnak a viszonyok, a családi helyzetük is rendeződik.

Tamás az Egyesült Államokba emigrált, és ott alapított családot. Lakáskörülményeik is javulni látszottak. Zelma férjhez ment, Levente pedig folytathatta tanulmányait (a gimnázium elvégzése után Élelmiszeripari Főiskolát végzett Szegeden). Dr. Erdődi Lajos újra ügyvédi gyakorlatot folytathatott.

Ez a helyzet nem tartott sokáig. Egy Igazságügyi Minisztériumi rendelet alapján a budapesti ügyvédi kamara hatályon kívül helyezte tagságát. Az is hamarosan bebizonyosodott, hogy állandó megfigyelése sem szűnt meg. Bár igyekezett megfelelni az elvárásoknak, a kapcsolatait is a politikamentesség alapján, a minimálisra korlátozta. Ennek ellenére egyik barátjának írt levele miatt, izgatás vádjával húsz hónap börtönbüntetésre ítélték (1960). Szabadulása után többször felkereste szülőföldjét, meglátogatta gyulai barátait (Simonyi Imre) és a gyulaváriakat. Végül a sok megpróbáltatás, csalódás lelkileg is összetörte. Nem harcolt tovább. Azonban elveiben mindvégig hitt, azokat soha fel nem adta, de látta, hogy azok életében már nem valósulhatnak meg.

Halála
1970. szeptember 17-én halt meg, súlyos betegség után. Csepelen helyezték örök nyugalomra, ahol felesége is nyugszik. Temetésén a búcsúbeszédet – melyben méltatta munkásságát és jövőbe mutató eszmeiségét – élete végéig jó barátja, dr. Fábián Dániel mondta.

Rehabilitálása
Amilyen küzdelmes volt Erdődi Lajos egész élete, rehabilitálása is sok nehézség közepette történt meg az évek során. Szóban, szabadulásakor azonnal megtörtént a felmentése. A hivatalos igazolások azonban valamilyen rejtélyes ok miatt nem történtek meg (az 1960-as évektől számtalanszor megkeresték a szovjet és a magyar szervek). Végre 1994-ben a Fővárosi Bíróság leiratában közölte, hogy az 1960-ban hozott ítéletet semmisnek kell tekinteni. 1996-ban Moszkvából is megérkezett az igazolás az ítélet (1947) megsemmisítéséről. Dr. Erdődi Lajos büntetlensége igazolást nyert, rehabilitálták minden szinten – igaz, jóval a halála után.

Emlékezete

A gyulaiak közül, akik személyesen ismerték, vagy hallottak róla, máig nagy tisztelettel emlékeznek rá.
Simonyi Imre így emlékezett: "Gyulán (a két világháború közötti városban) három igaz ember élt: Apor báró (a szegények plébánosa), Blanár doktor (a szegények orvosa) és Erdődi Lajos (a szegények ügyvédje). Mindhárman polgárok voltak, s a szegények istápolói". Ők az életüket áldozták a népükért. "Hiszem, hogy eljön az ideje annak, hogy a mi munkánk megkapja méltó elismerését és megbecsülését… amíg ez a nép ilyen embereket küld, mint Erdődi Lajos volt, addig hitünk megalapozott" (dr. Fábián Dániel).

Gyula város önkormányzata 2010 február 25-én ünnepélyes megemlékezés keretében emléktáblát állított dr. Erdődi Lajosnak egykori házuk előtt.

Leszármazottai
Fia Levente és lánya Zelma Budapesten élnek. Tamás (Tom Erdody) fia az Egyesült Államokban halt meg 1985-ben. Visszaemlékezéseiben (Reminiscence) beszámolt arról, hogyan jutott el az Amerikai Egyesült Államokba, és kapott amerikai állampolgárságot 1956 után, illetve megírta apja élettörténetét, személyes tapasztalatai alapján.

Hivatkozások

Irodalom
Sebestény Sándor: A Bartha Miklós Társaság 1925-1933 (Kossuth, 1981)
Tasi József: József Attila és a Bartha Miklós Társaság (1995)
B. Bernáth István: A népi ideológia előzményei. A BMT története 1925-1930
Balogh László: József Attila
Szabó Ágnes (szerkesztő): A haladó egyetemi ifjúság mozgalmai Magyarországon 1918-1945(1978)
Varga Lajos (főszerkesztő): A magyar szociáldemokrácia kézikönyve
Solt Katalin – Szigeti Endre: A Magyarországi Szociáldemokrata Párt agrárprogramja
Pintér István: A szociáldemokrata párt története 1933-1944
Boglári Békés István: Népi írók, ifjú kommunisták és más rebellisek (1987)
Szabó Ferenc (szerkesztő): Dokumentumok a gyulai munkásmozgalom történetéből 1891- 1944 (1981)
Daka István: Az MSZDP gyulai szervezetének története 1930-1944
Csipes Antal – Marik Dénes: A Szociáldemokrata Párt politikája és a szociáldemokrata mozgalom Gyulán, Gyula társadalma és munkásmozgalma 1919-1944 (1982)
Marik Dénes: Arcok a gyulai munkásmozgalomból (1971)
Szabó Ferenc (szerkesztő): Két forradalom fényei
MSZMP Békés megyei bizottsága: A forradalmi munkásmozgalom Békés megyei harcosai I-II. kötet (1979)
Marik Dénes: Város a front mögött (1957)
Árpási Zoltán: Költő az innenső parton
Árpási Zoltán: Gyula, az elkésett város
Erdmann Gyula: Blanár László "a nép orvosa" 1890-1952
Kósa László: A gyulai református egyház története (2008)
Szak István: Szenvedések országútján (1983)
Rózsás János: Keserű ifjúság (München, 1986)
Rózsás János: GULAG-lexikon (Budapest, 2000)
Szekeres Imre Gyula: Nyolc év rabmunka a Szovjetunió vorkutai lágereiben 1945-1953 (1996)
Alexander Szolzsenyicin: Gulág szigetcsoport
Menczer Gusztáv (szerkesztő): Magyarok az orosz büntetőtörvénykönyv 58. § és a kényszermunka árnyékában
Galgóczy Árpád: Az alagút vége
Vitéz Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Endre: Nemzeti radikalizmus
Nemeskürty István: Magyar századok (2006)
Nemeskürty István: A magyar nemzethez (2008)
Unger Mátyás – Szabó Ottó: Magyarország története (1979)
Gergely Jenő – Izsák Lajos: A XX. század története, Magyarország története a XX. században (1999)
Liptai Ervin: Magyar Tanácsköztársaság (1979), Magyar életrajzi lexikon (1967-), Ki kicsoda Gyulán?
Vas Zoltán levelei 1944, 1974 – História 1988/5.
Fitos Vilmos: Fábián Dániel életműve és a Bartha Miklós Társaság – Hitel 1989/15.
M. Kiss Sándor: A lét terei – Magyar Szemle 2008/június, 5. 6.
Pintér István: A Magyar Front és az ellenállás 1944-45, Magyar-brit titkos tárgyalások 1943-ban (Kossuth, 1978)
Vígh Károly (szerkesztő): Kortársak Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Endréről
Beráné, Nemes Éva – Hollós Ervin: Megfigyelés alatt (1978)
Salamon Konrád: Ez volt a magyar 20. század, (Auktor, 2008)

További információk
 Verseghy Ferenc Elektronikus Könyvtár/Árpási Zoltán: "Amiről beszélgettünk, az már történelem"
 Vas Zoltán levelei 1944, 1974
 A magyar Gulag-áldozatok emlékére
 Memorial.ru
 Az Oroszországi Föderáció büntetésvégrehajtási rendszere 1917-1930 között
 A Szovjetunió büntetésvégrehajtási rendszere 1929-1960 között
 A GULAG legfontosabb táborainak térképe
 GULAG, Fénykép album
 Málenykij robot – Kárpátaljai magyarok a szovjet kényszermunkatáborokban
 Kurt Rieder (Géczi Zoltán): A koncentrációs táborok története - A náci lágerektől az orosz gulagokig, Vagabund Kiadó, 2001
 Joël Kotek - Pierre Rigoulot: A táborok évszázada - Fogva tartás, koncentrálás, megsemmisítés - A radikális bűn száz éve, Bp., Nagyvilág Könyvkiadó, 2005

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Kommunizmus
 Tanácsköztársaság
 Gulag

1902-ben született személyek
1970-ben elhunyt személyek
MSZDP-tagok
Bebörtönzött politikusok
Magyar Gulag-rabok

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Fonds 478 Turner Family fonds
[ca. 1920]-1950. — 5 cm of textual records. — 149 photographs.
Agnes Jane Knight was born in 1859 in Horton, Renfrew County, Ontario. Samuel James "Sam" Turner was born in 1864 in Drumquin, County Tyrone, Ireland. They married in 1886 in Chilliwack, BC. They had nine children; the eldest eight were born in Chilliwack and the youngest, Ellis, was born in Calgary, AB, where they had moved in 1902. Joseph William died as an infant (1887-1887), and Clarence, their third child, died at age three (1889-1893). The remaining children were: Samuel Edward "Ed" (1888-1961), Charles Thomas McLinden (1891-1976), John Wilmot Knight "Bill" (1894-1956), Archibald Albert "Al" (1896-1958), Ethel May Agnes (1899-1929), Clifford Carlisle "Tiny" (1902-1925), and Ellis Ross (1906-1995).
In 1920, Sam and Agnes and several of their children moved from Calgary to the Bezanson townsite in search of homestead land. Agnes died at daughter Ethel's home in Buffalo Lakes, AB in 1927 and Sam died in 1951 in Grande Prairie.
Ed, the eldest son, remained in Calgary. He married Sarah Jane Bradley in 1925.
Charles joined the Peace Time Militia in Calgary and served from 1910 to 1914. In 1915 he was loaned to the British Imperial Army, where he served until the end of World War I. Charles was stationed in Boulogne-sur-mer, Pas de Calais, France, and billeted at the home of Théodore Arthur Dubois. While there, he met and became engaged to Jeanne Dubois, Théodore's daughter. Charles was relocated to England, where they were married in 1916. Their son Charles (Jr.) Wilmot Samuel was born at Wimbledon in 1917. After the war, Charles and his family returned to Calgary where Agnes Jeanne Ethel "Jeanne" (1919-2006) was born. Francis Leon Arthur "Frank" (1922-2002) was born in Grande Prairie.
Bill also served in the army during World War I. He moved to California where he married Marie Finley Murdoch Hastie in 1927.
Like two of his brothers, Al served in the army during World War I. He married Fay Wills in Washington in 1925. They later moved to Portland, Oregon.
Ethel came to the Bezanson area later than her parents and was a teacher at the Somme School in the Glen Leslie District and then at the Chatham School in the Buffalo Lakes District. She married William Grearson and they settled at Buffalo Lakes. Ethel died after the birth of their third daughter in 1929.
Clifford "Tiny" was a baseball pitcher in the Sexsmith area. He tried out for the Edmonton Eskimos baseball team in 1921 but was unsuccessful. He pitched for several baseball teams in Alberta as well as the Paris Bearcats in Texas. However, the Texas heat did not agree with him. Due to illness, he left before the end of the season and he returned to Edmonton. Clifford was admitted to the hospital and died the next day of typhoid fever at the age of 23, cutting short a promising baseball career.
Ellis married Barbara Maxine Matlock in 1940 and served in World War II. He returned to the DeBolt area after the war.
Charles Turner Jr. served in World War II. Charlie was a local athlete, playing many sports, but he was especially renowned for his hockey skills, earning an inaugural spot in the Grande Prairie Hockey Hall of Fame. He and Charles Sr. ran a successful construction company, Turner & Son Building Contractors, and were responsible for the construction of many buildings in Grande Prairie, including banks, schools, and other commercial buildings.
Gwen Wilcox was born in Edmonton in 1924 and grew up in Dawson Creek, BC. Gwen completed R.N. nursing training at St. Paul's School of Nursing in Vancouver. After nursing school, Gwen relocated to Grande Prairie to begin her nursing career. She and Charles Jr. met in 1947 at the bowling alley and were married in 1949. Their children are Clifford James (1950), John Charles (1952), Patricia Gail (1954) and Suzanne Gwendolyn (1958) all of whom were born, lived, and raised families in Grande Prairie. Charles Turner Jr. died in 1996
The records were donated to the South Peace Regional Archives by Suzanne (Turner) Dunn and her mother Gwen Turner in 2011. 2 scrapbooks were brought into the Archives in 2014 by Suzanne Dunn, we copied 58 photographs to add to the Turner fonds.
The fonds consists of a scrapbook conatining historical documents relating to Charles Thomas McLinden Turner and Jeanne (Dubois) Turner, 140 photographs of the Turner family history and Grande Prairie town in the 1940s and 1950s. Also included is a geneology record of the Turner family written by Suzanne Dunn. An accrual was received in 2014.
Some of the items in the scrapbook are restricted.
Agnes J. (Knight) Turner, [ca. 1920]
1 photograph; b & w; 3 x 5.5
Agnes J. (Knight) Turner
Sam J. Turner, [ca. 1920]
Sam J. Turner
Turner Kids, [ca. 1910]
Ellis, Ethel, Clifford, and Bill Turner.
Chas. T.M.Turner and Billy Langland,
Chas. T.M.Turner and Billy Langland
Soldiers, [ca. 1915]
Two soldiers outside a tent during World War I.
Jeanne (Dubois), Charles W.S. and Ethel M.A. Turner, [ca. 1920]
Jeanne (Dubois), Charles W.S. and Ethel M.A. Turner.
Charles W.S. Turner, [ca. 1920]
Portrait of Charles W.S. Turner as a child.
Charles T.M. Turner & Jeanne (Dubois) Turner, [ca. 1920]
Charles T.M. Turner & Jeanne (Dubois) Turner posed by some bushes with a house in the background.
Charles and Jeanne, [ca. 1922]
Charles Wilmot Samuel Turner and Agnes Jeanne Ethel Turner as children.
James Turner, Mary (Hastie) Turner, & Bill Turner [ca. 1945]
James WK Turner, Mary (Hastie) Turner, and Bill Turner.
Ethel M.A, Turner, Somme School Teacher, 1921
Ethel M.A, Turner, Somme School Teacher in the Glen Leslie area, teaching grade three in 1921. She married becoming Ethel Grierson and died at a young age.
Somme School, [ca. 1921]
Somme School, in the Glen Leslie area, originally a Presbyterian Church.
Ethel M.A. Turner, [ca. 1921]
Ethel M.A. Turner, Somme School Teacher in the Glen Leslie area.
Jeanne and C.T.M. Turner at Immigration Hall, [ca. 1950]
Jeanne and C.T.M. Turner stand on the steps of the Immigration Hall.
Charles W. S Turner, [ca. 1940]
Charles W. S. Turner
A. Jeanne E.Turner, [ca. 1940]
A. Jeanne E. Turner walking down a sidewalk.
A. Jeanne E.Turner, n.d.
A. Jeanne E. Turner, daughter of Charles T.M. Turner
C.T.M. Turner Building a Home, [ca. 1935]
C.T.M. Turner, building a home in Grande Prairie.
Windsor Ford Building, [ca. 1940]
Windsor Ford business on Richmond Avenue, Grande Prairie in the 1940s showing vehicles and early street construction in front.
C.T.M. Turner's Home at 9823-100 Avenue, Grande Prairie, [ca. 1940]
C. T. M. Turner's home at 9823-100 Avenue, Grande Prairie showing garden and several other homes along the street.
Sam J. Turner and wife, Minnie (Higgins)Turner, [ca. 1940]
Sam J. Turner and second wife, Minnie (Higgins).
C.T.M. Turner Building Grande Prairie Dam and Spillway, [ca. 1940]
7 photograph; b & w; 2.5 x 4
C.T.M. Turner building Grande Prairie dam, spillway and water treatment facility.
Earl, Jeanne and S.J.Turner, n.d.
Earl, Jeanne and S.J.Turner
Charles W.S. Turner and friends, [ca. 1960]
Left – Maurice and Antonette Joberty, Joe Pivert (back central), Charles Turner (front middle), and Maurice Pivert (front right). The back of the photograph reads "From the train taken when we left Grande Prairie on July the 3rd"
C.T.M. Turner, Alderman, Grande Prairie, 1959
Charles T.M. Turner, Alderman in Grande Prairie in 1959.
Charles W.S. Turner, son of C.T.M. Turner.
Gwendoline (Wilcox) Turner, [ca. 1950]
Gwendoline (Wilcox) Turner, wife of Charles W.S. Turner.
Jeanne (Turner) and Earl Williams on a Motorbike, [ca. 1950]
Jeanne (Turner) and Earl Williams on a Royal Enfield motorbike.
Grande Prairie High School, 1929
Grande Prairie High School, built in 1929, east of the first Montrose School, was the first high school in Grande Prairie.
Grande Prairie Army Training Center, 1941c.
5 photographs; b & w; 3 x 4.5
Grande Prairie's Army Training Center being built including D Coy Armories building and the "H" Huts barracks.
Frank, Ellis, & Jeanne Turner, [ca. 1940]
A outdoor photograph of Frank, Ellis, and Jeanne Turner.
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie, [ca. 1941]
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie showing troops standing in formation in front of the row of "H" huts.
Charles Turner in Front of an "H" Hut, 1941 c.
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie showing Charles Turner standing in front of an "H" hut, a barracks building.
Charles Turner with Fellow Trainee, 1941 c.
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie showing Charles Turner and a fellow trainee.
Soldiers in Training, 1941 c.
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie showing soldiers in training in formation in front of their barracks.
Soldiers Involved in Training Exercises, 1941 c.
2 photographs; b & w; 2.5 x 4.5
Army Training Center, Grande Prairie showing soldiers in training.
Charlie Beside Grandma Turner's House, 1941 c.
Grandma Turner's House on 100 Ave. between 98 and 99 St. Grande Prairie with Charlie in uniform.
Army Trainees, Charles Turner and Four Others, 1941 c.
Army Trainees, Charles Turner and four others in uniform standing in front of the barracks.
Army Trainee in Target Practice, 1941 c.
Army Trainee in target practice beside the barracks
Army Training Field, 1941 c.
Army Trainees are seen crossing the creek on a home-made bridge with a training field behind them.
Charles W.S.Turner, 1941 c.
Army Trainee, Charles Turner in formal uniform and in summer uniform.
Charles W.S.Turner and Fellow Trainee, 1941 c.
Army Trainee, Charles Turner in summer uniform with fellow trainee.
Birds Grocery Store, 1941 c.
Birds Grocery Store on the corner of 100 Street and 100 Avenue on a muddy rainy day showing Frontier Lumber Company and elevators to the south.
Charles Turner and Fellow Trainee, 1941 c.
Charles Turner and fellow trainee at Grande Prairie's Army Traiing Center.
Soldiers in Training Baseball Team, 1941 c.
Soldiers in training baseball team at Grande Prairie's Army Training Center. Charles W.S. Turner is at left in the front row.
Charles Turner, Soldier, on his Motorbike, 1941 c.
Charles Turner, soldier, on his motorbike.
Spillway (Dam) and the Reservoir, Grande Prairie, 1941 c.
3 photographs; b & w; 3 x 5
Spillway (Dam) and the reservoir, Grande Prairie showing a farm on one side of the reservoir and a view of the town in the other direction showing the water tower and elevators.
Sam Turner and Friend, 1941 c.
Sam Turner and Friend
Jeanne and Charles, 1941 c.
Siblings Agnes Jeanne Ethel Turner and Charles Wilmot Samuel Turner with their pet dog.
Gwen Wilcox, 1948 c.
Gwen Wilcox,originally of Edmonton, came to Grande Prairie Sept 13, 1947, as a nurse and became Mrs. C.W.S Turner, March 16, 1949.
Tennis Players on Grande Prairie's First Tennis Courts, 1920 c.
1 photo; b & w; 4 x 6
Two men playing tennis on the first tennis courts in Grande Prairie, built by Charles S.W. Turner. This photo is a copy from the original.
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Grande Prairie's First Tennis Courts, 1920 c.
Two people playing tennis with the Montrose School in the background. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Baseball Players, 1940
Eleven baseball players pose for a photograph with bats. This photo is a copy from the original.
Army Baseball Players, 1940
Eleven baseball players with their trophy, some of the men are dressed in army uniforms. Charles w. Turner is the first person in the front row. This photo is a copy from the original.
Army Baseball Players in England, 1945
Thirteen baseball players in England; Charles Turner 2nd of left in the back row. This photo is a copy from the original.
Aldershot Peace Celebrations Baseball Match, 1945
Aldershot Peace Celebrations baseball match 15th August with th 10th Canadian Pepat. Depot v. 1st Canadian General Reinforcemnet Unit. Players – J.G. Coulombe – Ottawa, Ont.; Johnnie Styworit – Saskatchewan; "Mike" Gosbury – Montrea;, Que.; Gordie Frazer – New Glasgow; Harvey Trincet – Toronto, Ont.; Bill Adams – Port Arthur, Ont; Sammy Stillman – Toronto, Ont.; Don Vetrie – Sault St. Marie, Ont.; J. A. Morres – Yars, N.S.; Bruce J. Saunders – Trail, B.C.; P.M. Lavalle – Nic___lls; _. J. Barbarie – Timmins, Ont.; Bob Luth__ – London, Ont.; Benny D'Eon – Yarmouth N.S.; John Baez – Kitchner, Ont.; "Gil" Gilmour – Brantford, Ont.; "Skep" Sheppard – Toronto, Ont.; S. Anchyle – Hamilton, Ont.; G.D. Butler; A. Williams. Photo taken by Gale & Olden Ltd., Aldershot This photo is a copy from the original.
Hospital Float, 1948
The hospital float in the County Fair has the Doctors operating on the back of a truck. This photo is a copy from the original.
Hospital Float Decorated for the Fair, 1948
The front of the hospital float in the county fair. This photo is a copy from the original.
The Hospital Float, 1948
The hospital float with a patient and a nurse. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Knights, 1965-1966
The Grande Prairie Knights hockey team. Clifford J. Turner is in the front row on the right. This photo is a copy from the original.
The Grande Prairie Legion, 1960 c.
The exterior of the Grande Prairie Legion that was built by Turner and Sons Construction. This photo is a copy from the original.
The Grande Prairie Mercury Baseball Team, 1960 c.
The Grande Prairie Mercury baseball team – L-R Back Row Oscar Blais, Alex Malarchuk, Rudy Capells, Eddie Olsen, Charles Turner, Orm Schultz, Mike Magas, Don Swanston, Reni Rouleau L- R Front Row Bill Burray, Mel Radacher, Pete Wright, Basil Hill, Ted Murray, Bat Boy – Jimmie Johnston This photo is a copy from the original.
Charlie Turner With His Family and Trophies, 1960 c.
A photo of the Turner family and Charlies's trophies. This photo is a copy from the original.
Fridge Spiel, Dawson Creek, 1951
A curling team with Fred Anderson, Harry Murray, Charlie W. Turner, Bob Humphrey & Bill Murray. This photo is a copy from the original.
Building Woolworth's Store, 1957
The front entrance to the new Woolworth's Store in Grande Prairie with: _____ Golackie, Charlie W.S. Turner Jr., Charlie T.M. Turner Sr., Percy Crerar. This photo is a copy from the original.
Curling Speil in Dawson Creek, 1952
The curling team of ______, Larry Larson, Albert Deacock, and Charlie W. Turner being presented with a tropy. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Grande Challenge, 1960
The curling team of June Dwernachuk, Gwen Turner, Erna Talbot and Eleanor Cator holding their trophies. This photo is a copy from the original.
Men's Team at the Peace River Golf Tournament, 1966
A mens golf team from the Peace River Golf Tournament consisting of Jim Edgar, Charlie Turner and two unidentified players. This photo is a copy from the original.
Ladies Team at the Peace River Golf Tournament, 1966
A ladies golf team from the Peace River Golf Tournament consisting of Kay Humphreys, Toodles Lilge, ______, and Gwen Turner. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Knights HockeyTeam, 1967-1968
A team photo of the Grande Prairie Knights hockey team on their trip to Anchorage, Alaska. John C. Turner is in the back row 3rd from left. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star, 1967
1 photo; colour; 4 x 6
Ladies who were Grand Officers of the Eastern Star in 1967. 4th from right is Gwen Turner. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Mixed Curling Team, 1967-1968
The first place team from the Grande Prairie Mixed Curling were Lil Tissington, Gwen Turner, Sharon Greige, Marcil Joberty. This photo is a copy from the original.
Grande Prairie Girls Hockey Team, 1971-1972
The Grande Prairie Girls hockey team, Pat Turner is in the middle of the back row. This photo is a copy from the original.
County Fair Parade, 1972
A photo of a band and cheerleaders walking down main street Grande Prairie. This photo is a copy from the original.
Northern Lights Lodge No. 493 in the County Fair Parade, 1972
The Northern Lights Lodge No. 493 float with members dressed as vikings in the Grande Prairie County Fair. This photo is a copy from the original.
Lotus Nile Club, 1972
Three ladies from the Lotus Nile Club L-R Olive Utas, Past President Alberta Queen, Gwen Turner President. This photo is a copy from the original.
Lotus Nile Club Float, 1972
The Lotus Nile Float in the County Fair Parade. This photo is a copy from the original.
The back of the Lotus Nile Float in the County Fair Parade with a lady dressed in costume. This photo is a copy from the original.
Commercial Golf 2nd Division Winners, 1978-1979
Commercial golf 2nd division winners L- R Joan Campbell, Gwen Turner, ____, Merna Jacques,______. This photo is a copy from the original.
Provincial Senior Playdowns Team, 1979
Provincial Senior Playdowns team that consisted of Gwen Turner, Doreen McDonnell, Lil Nedohin and Viola Miller. This photo is a copy from the original.
Provincial Senior Playdowns team of Gwen Turner, Doreen McDonnell, Lil Nedohin and Viola Miller being presented with a badge by Perky McCullough. This photo is a copy from the original.
Ladies Bowling Team, 1985
Tuesday morning ladies league team of Theresa Holmes, Pat Lemky and Gwen Turner. This photo is a copy from the original.
Legion Hockey Team, 1948-1949
A photo of the Grande Prairie Legion Hockey team. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Players from the Grande Prairie Hockey Team, 1948-1949
Players from the Grande Prairie Hockey team Back row – Bob Rigler, Gerry Moffat, Roy Blais, Charlie Turner, Bob Neufeld, Mike Malarchuk Front Row – Al Bell, Leo Auger, Bill Blais, Oscar Blais, ____ Repka This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charlie Turner in His Hockey Jersey, 1950 c.
Charlie Turner in his Red Devils hockey jersey. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
An Action Shot of a Grande Prairie Game, 1950 c.
An action shot of a hockey game including players Charlie Turner, Oscar Blais, Roy Blais and Bob Rigler. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
An Action Shot of a Grande Prairie Hockey Game, 1950 c.
Grande Prairie hockey players in the midst of a game. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
A Referee Dropping a Puck, 1950 c.
1 photo; b & w;
A referee dropping a puck with Charlie turner at the face-off. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Don Swanston Players Get 4 Points, 1955
A photo of Don Swanston, Charlie Turner and another player celebrate earning 4 points during a hockey game. An article was written by the Daily Herald Tribune about this win Dec. 9, 1955. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrpbook.
Grande Prairie Athletics, 1956-1957
The Grande Prairie Athletics hockey team who were the Peace River County Senior Hockey Champions. L-R Back row: Tom Isaacs, Bryan McCurdy, Don Swanston, Percy Wolf, Larry Hodson, Roy Blais, Don Menzies, Leo Auger, Cal Loree Centre: Cliff Rigler (equipment), Harley Hodson, Jim Phillips, Grant McKeen, Oscar Blais, Bob Neufeld, Bob Rigler, Al Pack (equipment manager) Front: Mike Malarchuk, Gordon McKie (coach), Mel Roddacker (manager), Charlie Turner (captain), Herb Shields (G.P.A.A Dir.), Abe Friezen, first-aid man, Don LeRose. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charlie Turner Receiving Most Gentlemanly Player, 1959
Charlie Turner being awarded the most gentlemanly player in the South Peace Hockey League by Roy Bell. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Ranger's V.S. A's Game, 1959- 1960
Players scrambling for the puck in front of the Ranger's goalie during a hockey game with the A's. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charlie Turner On the Ice, 1946-1947
Charlie Turner posing on the ice in his hockey uniform. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Grande Prairie Northern Lights Hockey Players and Coach, 1946-1947
"Buster" Brown, Charlie Turner and Cliff Wright along with coach Jack Moss. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Three Members of the Legionaires Hockey Team, 1948
John Griffin, Charlie Turner and Jerry Griffin pose on ice. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Mustangs v.s. A's, 1960-1961
A photograph of the Hythe Mustangs playing against the Grande Prairie A's. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Canuck Hockey Game, 1960-1961
The Canuck's hockey game possibly against the Rangers. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Curling Team, 1970 c.
A curling team with players Charles Turner, Bob Humphrey, Garret Sallows, Bruce Rycroft. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charles Turner and Jack Higa, 1960-1961
Charles Turner and Jack Higa. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Grande Prairie Old Timers' Hockey Team, 1977
The Grande Prairie Old Timers' hockey team at the first annual coha western Canada International Oldtimers' hockey tournament. Grande Prairie players were: Osacr Blais, Ray Stokke, Frank Stojan, Petet Wright, Eldon Shail, Greg Walker, Don Swanston, Ken Head, Charlie Turner, Les Isles, Paul Roy and John Lithaeghe. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Grande Prairie Old Timers' Hockey Team Playing the Montreal Oldstars, 1982
Players Charlie Turner, Clem Dufresne and Clay Isles are playing against the visiting Montreal Oldstars. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Seniors Baseball Team, 1980 c.
The Grande Prairie seniors slowpitch baseball team. Back row L-R: Ray Peterson, Frabnk Stoll, Perky McCullough, Ken Nelson, Charlie Turner, Walter McAllister, Emile Guise, Clavin Canning Front row – Paul Johns, Bill Maxwell, Otto Shadeck, Don Patrick, Les Niles and Pete Unger This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
photo photo; colour; 4 x 6
The Grande Prairie seniors slowpitch baseball team. Back row L-R: _________, Otto Schadeck, Walter McAllister, Ken Enlson, Hugh Ritz, Eldon Shail, Calvin Canning Front row – Charlie Turner, Les Miles, Al Peterson, Simon Haakstad, Don Matlock, Ray Peterson This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Seniors Hockey Team, 1984-1985
Seniors hockey team for Grande Prairie Clem Dufresne, Dave Boyd, Ron Hemmingway, Murney Nellis, Bob Greenham, Gary Nellis, Ken White, Greg Remple, D'Arcy Donald Front row: Charlie Turner, Pat Gochie, Const. Smith, Guy Spencer, Roger Mestinsek, Gerry Campbell This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charlie Turner in Hockey Uniform, 1980 c.
Charlie Turner in a Grande Prairie hockey jersey. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Alberta Seniors Games Team, 1986-1987
A group of seniors ready for the Alberta Seniors Games. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Grande Prairie Oldtimers' Hockey Team, 1986
The Grande Prairie Oldtimers' Hockey Team at the National Cup. ______ D'Arcy Donald, Ken Sargeant, Ron Hemmingway, Ken White, Guy Spencer, Murney Nellis, Gary Nellis, _______ Const. Smith Front: Gerry Campbell, Charlie Turner, Dale Gaume, Pat Gouchie, Roger Mestinsek, Dave Boyd, Greg Remple. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Grande Prairie Legends of Hockey, 2004
The Legends of hockey honored the following people – Roy Peterson, Leo Auger, Duke Edmundson (accepting was brother Brian, Max Henning, Charlie Turner (accepting was wife Gwen), Roy Borstad, Pete Wright (accepting was wife Elvie), Ken Head (accepting was son Gord) and Johnny Macdonald (accepting was Lila-May Plontke. The photo is of people holding the awards given. This photo is a copy from the original taken from the Hockey Scrapbook.
Charles Thomas Turner & Jeanne Dubios With A Baby, 1917 c.
1 photo; b & w; 9 x 12
The photo is of Charles Thomas McLinden Turner in his WWI uniform, his wife Jeanne Dubios and one of their children.
Jeanne Dubois, 1916
1 photo; b & w; 4.5 x 6
Jeanne Dubios' passport photo.
Jeanne (Dubois) Turner, 1916
Jeanne (Dubios) Turner's passport picture.
Sarcee Camp, 1916
The lines of tents at Sarcee Camp.
Charles Turner, 1950 c.
A drivers permit photo for Charles T.M. Turner.
Charles Turner, 1955
1 photo; b & w; 4 x 5.5
A passport photo of Charles T. M. Turner.
Jeanne Turner, 1955
A passport photo of Jeanne Turner.
A Group of People Waiting at A Train Station, 1960 c.
2 rows of men dressed in suits waiting for the arrival of a train.
Charles and Jeanne Turner, 1974
Charles and Jeanne Turner on their golden wedding anniversary.
Four WWI Soldiers, 1914 c.
Four Canadian WWI soldiers.
Sarcee Camp Soldiers, 1913 c.
1 photo; b & w; 12.5 x 17.5
A group photo of soldiers at Sarcee camp.
Soldier With a Cane, 1916
1 photo; b & w; 8 x 12.5
A photo of a soldier with an overcoat and cane, the photo is signed by Henry.
Soldier Wearing Riding Uniform, 1916 c.
A soldier wearing horse-riding uniform, signed A Delacmobs.
Two Soldiers of the Canadian Army, 1916 c.
Two soldiers from the Canadian Army.
A WWI Soldier, 1916 c.
A studio photograph of a soldier smoking a cigarette.
Twelve WWI Soldiers, 1916 c.
1 photo; b & w; 8.5 x 14
A studio photograph of 12 WWI soldiers.
Two WWI Soldiers, 1916 c.
Two WWI soldiers pose with a tent in the background.
Grande Prairie Red Devils, 1938-1939
1 photograph; b & w; 8 x 10 in.
Copy of team photograph of the Grande Prairie Red Devils in the winter of 1938-39. Back row: R.W. Wright, r.w.; D.G. Law, c.f.; J.E. Shields, asst mgr; A.P. Power, coach; H.E. Oxley, manager; R.H. Shantz, r.d.; R.K. Card, r.w. Front row: C.W.S. Turner, l.w.; A.W. Wright, l.d.; E.D. Parrish, goal; F.M. Edmundson, c.f.; H.S.D. Spicer, l.w.; Roy Davis, r.d. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Grande Prairie Legionaires, 1947-1948
Copy of team photograph for the Grande Prairie Legionaires. Back row: A. Buckland, T. Cook, J. Paquette, El Ayre (coach), J. Starck (manager), J.W. Bird (manager), R. Bowen, D. Crough, A. Flom, W. Heikkila. Front row: Frank Tissington, W. Barker, John Griffin, Charlie Turner (captain), Jerry Griffin, H. Cunningham, C. Walden, B. Rigler (mascot). Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Grande Prairie Legion Hockey Team, 1950-1951
Copy of team photograph of the Grande Prairie Legion Hockey Team. Back row: W. Hiekkila, G. Bond, D. Swanston, H. Ayre, D. Crough, J. Lynn (manager), R. Card, C. Turner, E. Nelson, R. Wright, J. Listhaege. Front row: R. Neufeld, R. Rigler, J. MacMillan, F. Anderson, L. Giroux, J. Moore, K. Schielke. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Grande Prairie Athletics, [1952-1953]
Copy of team photograph of the Grande Prairie Athletics. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Red Devils Hockey Team, 1953-1954
Copy of team photograph for the Red Devils Hockey Team in Grande Prairie. Front row, l to r: Marv Johnston (manager), Rene Roleux, Al Bell, Cliff Guittard, Paul Balfour, Don Swanston, Cliff Haiste, Peter Myson. Back row, l to r: Bob Rigler, Roy Blais, Roy Bell, Jim Patterson, Leo Auger, Charlie Turner, Morris Nicholson. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
1 photograph; b & w; 10 x 12 in.
Copy of team photograph for Grande Prairie Athletics, South Peace Hockey League Finalists. Front row: Gerry Rigler, stick boy; Don Repka, Bryan Edmundson, Mike Malarchuk, Eddie Klick, Ralph Hamlett. Center row: Johnny Macdonald, manager; Gordon Mitchell, Gordon McKie, assistant coach; Oscar Blais, Bob Rigler, Roy Blais, Al Bell, Bob Neufeld, playing coach; Lou Giroux, trainer. Back row: Frank Kisio, Jerry Moffat, Cliff Haiste, Roy Bell, Charlie Turner, captain; Al "Skinner" Bell, Leo Auger, Max Henning, Lawrence Blais. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Copy of a Grande Prairie Athletics composite photograph for 1955-1956, created by Ziggie, Fairview. It shows Johnny McDonald as the coach and players R. Bell, B. McCurdy, H. Stewart, J. Philips, G. Rigler, J. Moffat, C. Guittard, D. Haubrick, B. Neufeld, M. Malarchuk, C. Turner (mis-spelled Tanner), R. Blais, D. Swanston, O. Blais, L. Auger, M. Henning, G. McKeen, B. Rigler, and L. Giroux. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Copy of team photograph of the Grande Prairie Athletics, Peace River Country Senior Hockey Champions. Back row: Tom Isaacs, Bryan McCurdy, Don Swanston, Percy Wolf, Larry Hodgson, Roy Blais, Don Menzies, Leo Auger, Cal Loree. Centre row: Cliff Rigler (equipment), Harley Hodson, Jim Phillips, Grant McKeen, Oscar Blais, Bob Neufeld, Bob Rigler, Al Pack (equipment manager). Front row: Mike Milarchuk, Gordon McKie (coach), Mel Rodacker (manager), Charlie Turner (captain), Herb Shields (GPAA Director), Abe Friezen (first aid man), Don LeRose. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Copy of composite photograph of the Grande Prairie Athletics showing Tom Hamilton, trainer; Cliff Rigler, equipment manager; Cliff Oatway, stick boy; Don Swanston, coach; Harold Fleetwood, manager; Ron Maloughney, advertising manager; and players Leo Auger (captain), Jim Phillips, Mike Malarchuk, Tom Isaacs (assistant captain), George Watt, Brian McCurdy, Garth Roberts, Oscar Blais (assistant captain), Charlie Turner, Jerry Moffat, Murney Nellis, Eck Wilson, Cliff Haiste, Cal Loree, Ken Norton, Al Brown, Carl Thorsteinsen, Roger Repka. Copied on loan from the Coca-Cola Centre in Grande Prairie. Original has been laminated for display.
Grande Prairie Alberta., 1955, 1955
"Grande Prairie Alberta., 1955" a booklet published to show "A year of unprecedented growth".
The Peace River Trail, 1907
"The Peace River Trail" written by A.M Bezanson and printed 1907, and reprinted in 1987 describes the wonderful opportunities awaiting prospective settlers in the Peace River country.
The Turners, 2011
Creative Memories book detailing the history of the Turner family from their roots in Ireland. It is the genealogy and history of the children of James Turner and Sarah Jane Caldwell.
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In an emotional ceremony at this morning's (Feb. 22) Wright County Board of Commissioners meeting, family and work colleagues honored Captain Annette Habisch-Peterson with a retirement plaque after more than 35 years of service to the citizens of Wright County in her work with the Wright County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff Sean Deringer said Habisch-Peterson has been an integral part of the Sheriff's Office since 1988 and a valued asset to the office as well as the county's residents.
"Annette has certainly shared my vision," Deringer said. "I've always said it comes down to how we treat people. I have very much appreciated Annette's role in the Command Staff and certainly our conversations as we have worked our way forward. I'm going to truly miss her."
Deringer pointed out that Habisch-Peterson is the last current member of the Sheriff's Office that was hired by legendary Wright County Sheriff Darrell Wolff, who served 26 years as sheriff (1963-89) before dying in office July 26, 1989.
Habisch-Peterson has served many roles in the Sheriff's Office, including as a patrol deputy, in the narcotics division, an investigator, a detective in the Criminal Investigations Division (CID), a CID sergeant, communications dispatch sergeant, administrative lieutenant and, since 2016, the CID captain. She began her law enforcement career as a Sheriff's Office Explorer in 1984 when she came to the Wright County Sheriff's Office, she was one of just two women working in the department. She has worn many hats, having worked as a matron, worked in the county jail, worked in dispatch, been a member of the Wright County Honor Guard and a member of the Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial Association.
Habisch-Peterson thanked her family – parents, husband and three children – for their unwavering support and encouragement throughout her professional life and understanding that at times work had to take precedence over family events. She thanked members of her extended family for giving their unconditional support to her and law enforcement.
Habisch-Peterson has appreciated the versatility she has experienced during her law enforcement career, because she has seen some horrific crime scenes over the years that made her question how long she could withstand the mental and emotional strain that is inherent with the job as the first to respond to crime scenes nobody wants to see or remember. At times when her emotional bucket seemed to be at its limit, a new empty employment bucket was there to takes its place.
"As soon as my buckets got full, there was always an opportunity to change," Habisch-Peterson said. "It was really a blessed career. To the rest of my work family – I've always said I have a blood family and a badge family. My badge family is a bond I will miss the most.
"The last six years serving as a captain in our criminal division has been amazing," Habisch-Peterson added. "To see the dedication, perseverance and compassion these detectives, narcotics agents, SROs, forensics folks, crime scene deputies, evidence techs and our victim advocate in action every day is inspiring. That's what makes coming to work every day worth it. I can never say that I just hated coming to work because I didn't. I knew that I would have this support system in place at work and we all went through it together. I'm going to miss the routine of coming to work every day. I'm going to miss my badge family the most. I will continue to pray that everybody working at the Sheriff's Office is going to go home."
The county board thanked Habisch-Peterson for her service to the county, including two commissioners that worked with her at one point in their careers – Christine Husom and Mike Kaczmarek. On behalf of all of Wright County, we owe a debt of gratitude to Captain Habisch-Peterson for her dedication, excellence, work ethic and commitment to the residents of Wright County.
The plaque presentation ceremony can be viewed on the county's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ecFHtgR3I) beginning at the 6:15 mark.
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NHL Nick's Net Previews
Ottawa Senators 2021-22 Season Preview
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2020-21 record 23-28-5, 51 points
6th in the Scotia NHL North Division
Missed the postseason for the fourth-straight year
Additions: F Pontus Åberg, F Andrew Agozzino, F Scott Sabourin, F Kole Sherwood, D Michael Del Zotto, D Dillon Heatherington, D Nick Holden (acquired from VGK)
Subtractions: F Vitaly Abramov (KHL), F Michael Amadio (signed with TOR), F Artem Anisimov (signed to a PTO with COL), F J.C. Beaudin (signed with Laval Rocket, AHL), F Evgenii Dadonov (traded to VGK), F Jonathan Davidsson (HockeyAllsvenskan), F Ryan Dzingel (signed with ARI), F Jack Kopacka (signed with Toronto Marlies, AHL), F Zachary Magwood (ICEHL), F Matthew Peca (signed with STL), F Derek Stepan (signed with CAR), D Olle Alsing (KHL), D Mikael Wikstrand (SHL), G Joey Daccord (expansion, SEA), G Marcus Högberg (SHL)
Still Unsigned: F Logan Brown (RFA), F Micheal Haley, F Brady Tkachuk (RFA), D Brandon Fortunato, D Cody Goloubef, D Erik Gudbranson
Re-signed: F Drake Batherson, F Clark Bishop, D Victor Mete, D Artem Zub, G Anton Forsberg, G Filip Gustavsson
Offseason Analysis: Ottawa announced a multi-year extension on Tuesday for their General Manager, Pierre Dorion, that runs through the 2024-25 season and Dorion proudly exclaimed that "[t]he rebuild is done".
Well, we'll see.
It's not hard to admit there's a lot to like about the Senators' roster. Drake Batherson is coming off of a career-year so far with 17-17–34 totals in 56 games last season and signed a six-year extension worth $4.975 million per season, which will eat up a couple of years of potential unrestricted free agency.
I cannot emphasize enough how good of a contract Batherson's team-friendly deal is, considering he is only 23-years-old and playing first line minutes.
It was also his first full season, technically, but 34 points in 56 games is a 50 point pace in a full 82-game schedule. That's some solid production from a first year player.
Brady Tkachuk led the Sens in scoring last season with 17-19–36 totals in 56 games and is currently an unsigned restricted free agent, while Connor Brown and Josh Norris each tallied 35 points in 56 games to round out the top-three in team scoring.
Ottawa took their time to construct a younger roster over the last few years by a combination of high draft picks and trading for quality prospects and now might see the fruits of their labor begin to blossom.
Tim Stützle left many in the crowd and press box awestruck by his spin moves, skillful hands and 12-17–29 totals in 53 games last season after being drafted 3rd overall in the 2020 NHL Draft.
Signing Tkachuk to a bridge deal, at least, is of the utmost priority for the Sens to keep their band of youth infused with experience together and striving for more this season, despite Ottawa's roster being made up of an average age of 26.3.
Had their been an 82-game schedule in 2020-21, it's not hard to see that the Senators' late season surge might have put them into playoff contention with the special "top four teams per division qualify for the playoffs" playoff format for last season.
Can Ottawa make it back to the playoffs in 2022? It's possible, but they'll also be facing a lot more teams than just the six other Canadian teams they faced through 56 games last season.
How will the Senators stack up against the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion and fellow Atlantic Division rival, Tampa Bay Lightning, for instance?
The Sens should improve, but they're best bet might be playing spoiler with a side of forward progress.
Michael Del Zotto's re-emergence as a solid bottom-pairing defender in the league brings experience and stability to the blue line of a team that had a minus-33 goal differential last season.
Del Zotto had four goals and nine assists (13 points) in 53 games for the Columbus Blue Jackets last season and was a plus-five rating.
Along with the acquisition of Nick Holden in a trade with the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for Evgenii Dadonov that also brought a 2022 3rd round pick to Ottawa, Del Zotto and Holden bring over 1,200 NHL games of experience to the Sens defense as a pair of low-risk, high-reward moves (though, again, not as your surefire first pairing superstars).
As a bonus in the acquisition of Holden from the Golden Knights, Dorion rid himself of Dadonov's $5.000 million cap hit through 2022-23 and his continuing decline from 70 points in 82 games with the Florida Panthers in 2018-19, to 47 points in 69 games with Florida in 2019-20, to a dismal 20 points in 55 games with the Senators last season.
At the end of the day, the Sens are building towards something.
They should be more competitive, but they can't quite win a Cup just yet. They could make the playoffs, but they shouldn't make it out of the First Round.
Alternatively, they could miss and land another lottery pick.
Regardless, an important question remains in the crease– can Matt Murray rebound from his 10-13-1 record in 27 games last season– as well as his 3.38 goals-against average, .893 save percentage and two shutouts in that span– or will Filip Gustavsson emerge as the expected "goaltender of the future" in Ottawa?
Gustavsson went 5-1-2 in nine games with a team-best 2.16 goals-against average and a .923 save percentage in that span. He also had a 5-7-1 record in 13 games with the Belleville Senators (AHL) last season.
It might be throwing him into the fire, but if it'll help keep Ottawa's overall goals against down, then a little healthy competition for the starting job can't hurt anyone.
Offseason Grade: B-
Dorion's extension for Batherson could be praised as one of the best contracts in the league in the next couple of seasons for its value. That said, getting a deal done with Tkachuk is paramount for Ottawa's young, developing, chemistry.
The Senators didn't snatch any big names via free agency or trades, so they didn't "win" the market in that sense this offseason, but they quietly went about patching some needs.
Now it's a matter of whether or not things will pan out as the Sens look to improve off of last season's late surge and gain momentum towards being a competitive playoff team with the end goal of opening a Stanley Cup window while their younger players are only just entering their prime.
If anything, Dorion deserves credit for not tearing things apart or making matters worse this offseason and that alone can get you an above average grade– stay the course and be a spoiler at worst or a competitor at best.
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Click to Link to Ms. Shaw's Senior Website Lots of Information!
Tuesday, May 28 - Dollywood, 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 29 - Holston Retreat, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 30 - Senior Picnic - ETSU Ropes Course, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Friday, May 31 - Graduation Walk, 9:00 a.m.
Graduation, Brooks Gym, 6:00 p.m.
Seniors: If you missed the Parent Meeting, please come by the office to pick up your information packet for Senior Week. Also, Josten's will be here on Monday, May 6th, during lunch, to deliver cap and gowns and other senior supplies that were ordered! Class of 2019!!!!
There will be a Senior Parent meeting on Wednesday, April 17th, 2019, at 6:00 p.m., in the school cafeteria. This is about Senior week activities. It is VERY important that at least one parent try to show up. We will be giving out the schedule of events and cost of the events. As well as waivers. And we have freebies for your student!
The Senior Family Baccalaureate Committee needs input regarding the program. Only STUDENTS should complete this survey—one response per senior. Families, please encourage your student to complete this survey so that all families feel represented.
Hi Seniors- Only 13 ½ days until winter break!!! If you have any recommendations due during the break or by January 15, those requests are due to me by November 30!! As of today all requests have been fulfilled except for two. Please check to be sure that any documents that you expected to be received by your college have actually been received so that we can correct any concerns in the next two weeks.
Remember that transcript requests should be submitted through ScribOrders (click "transcripts" on first page of www.usbucs.com) unless you only completed the Common Application.
Many of you will need mid-year reports for applications. Your GPA and Rank will be recalculated after winter break, and mid-year reports will start going out around January 20. Any new requests for mid-year reports can be submitted when we return to school in January.
If you have not joined my Remind list, here is the link https://www.remind.com/join/27ek4c8. Using this method to contact me for urgent situations during the break is the fastest way for me to get your message via text.
Reminder for Senior parents: The first deadline to purchase Senior Ads is Thursday, December 13th; after then there will be a $10 late fee added and the final deadline is January 31st.
Cost is $25 for quarter; $50 for half; $100 for full.
If you are interested in purchasing an ad, please contact Mrs. Evelyn Hammonds, hammondse@etsu.edu. Please note that there was a wrong email address in the letter that was sent home. The email in the letter was hammonde@etsu.edu and the correct one is hammondse@etsu.edu.
You may submit 7 to 20 pictures (actual photos or digital copies).
Jostens will be here on Tuesday, November 27th, at 12:00 noon, to pick up Senior Orders.
There will be a Senior Activity on Friday, November 9th, at 7:00 p.m., at Escape Room 101, in Jonesborough, Tennessee. The cost is $15. Money is due in the office by Tuesday, November 7th. Guests of seniors are welcome if they are 13 years of age or older. Please note that this is a parent-sponsored event.
University School will celebrate College App Day on Wednesday, October 31st, in the Counseling Office. Throughout the day Seniors, faculty and staff will be welcome to drop in for snacks and apple cider! Seniors are encouraged to come in throughout the day to get help with college applications, complete the Tennessee Promise application, or get help with the FAFSA. Students who cannot afford to miss any class can come during lunch/study hall or dual enrollment periods.
As a whole school we want to encourage all students K-12, faculty, and staff to wear their favorite college gear to encourage the seniors in their college application endeavor! Also, make sure that you meet our Niswonger Care Advisor, Mary!
This year is an exciting but stressful time for our seniors (and their families). To relieve some stress, the counseling office will be hosting a College Tailgate Party for Seniors during the day on Wednesday, October 31, 2018!
This day will be an opportunity for seniors and their families to come by the counseling office to apply for TN Promise, college applications and create their FSA ID's.
*Seniors, if you plan to attend please bring your social security number and means of payment (credit/debit card) for your college application fees.
Make sure to wear your favorite/future college gear! Drop in for flavorful snacks and warm apple cider!
College, Career and Military preparation is an exciting time, so let's all come together and talk about our future plans on 10/31/18!
We are looking forward to a fun time at Fenders Farm on Friday, October 19th! If you are planning to go, please sign up in the office and turn in $10. Fender's Farm has graciously given us a 50% discount. However, tickets have to be purchased by Tuesday morning. Please contact Mikki Henley if you plan to go and cannot get name and money turned in to the office by Tuesday morning. You may bring a guest that is not a senior for the same price. Ms. Henley must have the numbers by 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. You may still attend with the group Friday, however, the price will be $20. If you have any questions, please contact Mikki Henley at (423) 773-8755. This event is organized by the senior parents. Also, if you have not turned in your tickets/money from the spirit card sales, please do so asap in the office.
Picture Retakes will be made on Friday, October 12th. If you want to have pictures retaken, please bring your proofs. There will be no sibling picture on Friday, it will be rescheduled.
Attention Seniors! A Class Picture will be made on Friday, October 12th, right after attendance in 3rd period. Please pick up picture information in the office, from Ms. Bailiff or Mrs. Hammonds.
Don't forget that if you need a college or scholarship recommendation that is due before October 15, then I need your Recommendation Self-Assessment (see attached) at least 3 weeks before the deadline. When you are on break, I am on break! However, I will be focusing on sending transcripts and recommendations during that time. Submitting paperwork as early as possible is ALWAYS a good idea! If you cannot make the recommendation form work correctly, don't worry about that. I don't need the form to look pretty; I just need your information. You can just add anything anywhere that works for you! You MUST email me the form though so I can access it at any time. Part of my break will be spent at conferences and trainings, but I just might have a few minutes to work on your documents so make it easy for me.
School Spirit Cards: Our seniors have begun a fundraising project selling School Spirit Cards. These cards have discounts that area businesses have very graciously offered to benefit our school. The more tickets are sold the more fun we can plan!
Seniors, please pick up Spirit cards by Friday, September 15th. They will be in a numbered Ziploc bag that you will sign for when you pick it up. There are 10 cards in each bag. The cards are $10 each. When you sell the cards in the bag, return your Ziploc bag with the money, or checks payable to University School senior class, to the office, make sure you sign in your bag upon return. If you wish to sell more cards, you may sign out another set of 10. Initial set of cards must be picked up by Friday, September 15th. If you need additional cards over break, you may contact Mikki Henle at 423-773-8755.
There will be a prize gift card arrangement worth $200! Each ticket sold will be a chance to win the gift card arrangement. So, the more tickets you sell, the more chances you have to win!
All tickets and money are due October 9th (the first day back from fall break). Tickets not sold must be turned in with the money of sold tickets. You are not required to sell tickets to participate in activities. However, you will be asked to pay for those activities.
Thanks and good luck with card sales!
Senior Movie Night will be on Wednesday, September 19th, at 8:45 p.m., at Real to Real Theater, in Johnson City. UH Seniors will get in free. All guests of UH Seniors must be High School age, and can be admitted for $5. Candy, popcorn, and drinks will be for sale at the theater. This is a parent sponsored event.
Need volunteer hours or to make a little extra money? Apply to be a peer tutor! University School always has a need for tutors for students of all ages. Please consider applying to be a tutor!
Attention Seniors: If you have not had your Senior Formal made, please sign up in the office for an appointment. Lifetouch will be here on Monday, September 10th, to take Senior Formals. Sitting fee is $25. If you want a retake of your formal pictures, sign up in the office for a time. There is NO sitting fee for retakes.
This may be the most important email that I send you all year so please read it to the end.
-First, I have a special senior website where nearly everything you need to know is posted. It can be found at the top of the senior page on my faculty website. If you do nothing else, please watch the application and financial aid videos. The link is https://uhseniorinformation.weebly.com/. I have finished updates today, but if you notice errors please let me know. You can also use the college and scholarship searches on my website to help narrow down your choices to a list of 3-7 (just a recommendation-application fees can be expensive).
-Second, it is time to begin your college applications if you have not yet done so. Completing your college applications should happen over fall break so that everyone can meet important scholarship and admission deadlines. UT-Knoxville has one of the earliest deadlines at November 1, but if you are applying for early admission or early decision your deadlines may be earlier. If ANYTHING you need is due in September or early October I need it this coming TUESDAY 9/4!!!
-Third, if you think you might qualify, apply for free/reduced lunch to be eligible for fee waivers for ACT/SAT/College Application Fees. You do not have to eat the lunch, but it will prove your eligibility for fee waivers. Applications are available in the main office and in my office.
-Fourth, apply for the TN Promise (free community college tuition) at http://tnpromise.gov/. Even if you do not plan to attend community college it is an excellent back up plan in case something interferes with your primary plans. Additional scholarship info coming soon.
-Fifth, request transcripts for college applications that you are completing. Some sites like Common App will automatically issue a request to me. Others will require that you make the request directly to me. Unfortunately, we are currently in transition with the site we use for digital transcript requests so for the next few days it is best to request transcripts via email. If you have already used Parchment, they have been sent. We are switching to ScribOrders. Info coming soon.
-Sixth, request any recommendations that you need from me or your teachers three to four weeks in advance. Be specific about what you need and when it is due. I require that you email me a COMPLETED Recommendation Self-Assessment form(attached and on the senior website) before I will write you a recommendation. You are welcome to send it to other people that you ask for recommendations.
-Seventh, check my website and the school's website for important dates and information and ALWAYS read my emails. Email is the primary way that I will communicate important information to you. Look for an email soon about text alerts for seniors.
-Eighth, all seniors are expected to retake the ACT on the Senior Retake Date of October 16 during the school day. All seniors are registered through the school. Students with a 30 or above ACT may elect not take the exam (must notify Ms. Shaw if not planning to take), but taking an ACT is a graduation requirement in the State of Tennessee. If for some reason you DO NOT WANT to retake the ACT please inform me before we go on break.
-Eighth, if all of this is overwhelming and confusing, take a deep breath and schedule an appointment with me J.
Thanks for reading to the end! More updates coming soon!
The email below went to all faculty/staff this morning. If you would like to be nominated for one of these scholarships, please discuss it with one of your teachers.
Many years ago we decided that the entire faculty and staff would nominate and vote on some of the high value scholars programs for which our students may be eligible. I will be taking nominations via email for both the Niwonger Scholar and Roan Scholar Program until this Thursday, September 6, and we will probably vote on Monday. I have briefly outlined the requirements for the scholarship programs below. Students may request that you nominate them, but please ensure that they meet the minimal requirements as listed below. You may nominate more than one person because we will later narrow the list by vote.
-display financial need not just equated with low income. Some middle class families are unable to afford the tuition at elite colleges and universities.
School Pictures will be taken on Monday, September 10th, in the Media Center. Photos can be ordered at mylifetouch.com with Picture Day code: AA508036Y0. Information is being sent home this week.
Also, there will be Senior Formal Pictures (or retakes) on this day. The cost is $25 for a sitting fee. Seniors may sign up in the office for a time slot.
Hi Seniors- This coming Thursday, August 30th, 2018, we will take seniors by bus to the Tri-Cities College Fair! We will leave about 8:45 a.m., and return about 10:30 a.m. Please return your permission form with $3.00 to Ms. Shaw by Wednesday afternoon. The permission form is attached. The College Fair will also be open from 6-8 in the evening if families would like to go back with their student.
Prior to attending the fair students MUST register at http://gotocollegefairs.com/pdf/How-to-Register-Guide.pdf to get a personalized barcode. Colleges and Universities will be able to scan your personalized barcode (bring print copy or phone image) if you would like to have further communication with them.
There will be a Senior Parent Meeting on Tuesday, August 14th, at 5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. If you have any questions, please contact Julia Vargo at 833-1344.
Attention Seniors! Please turn in your Senior Wills and Senior Superlative Nominations to Ms. Hammonds by Monday, July 30th.
The Senior Retreat will be on Friday, July 20th, from 8:15 - 4:00 p.m. at Roan Mountain State Park. Permission Form and money is due in the counseling office on Tuesday, July 17th.
This test is required for graduation. Study materials have been placed on Ms. Campbell's school webpage.
I just wanted to let you know that as a senior parent you will have some extra responsibilities this year. As a part of the Graduation Week (last week of school), the senior parents traditionally arrange an overnight retreat, a senior picnic, the Baccalaureate service and Project Graduation (graduation night lock-in). The school will donate a small amount of money toward these parent arranged festivities, but the burden of fundraising falls to the parents. All of the above listed activities are optional, but have become a tradition usually embraced by the senior parents to give the graduates a great finish to high school. There is no set system in place to organize parent involvement, but usually at least one parent will step forward to begin the process. I am happy to serve as advisor and facilitator for helping you organize Senior Week and to relay information to the seniors. Below, you will find the mandatory graduation activities that I have already scheduled, and other activities should be scheduled around these events. The person in charge of Project Graduation should see Ms. Robinson ASAP to reserve facilities in the CPA. I encourage you to begin the conversation soon!
Seniors, don't forget to submit your Contact Information to the Alumni Database!!! Yes, you made it!!!
Parents of Seniors: Seniors are required to complete 40 hours of community service before they graduate. To date, many seniors have not submitted their forms to Ms. Shaw. This is a state requirement to graduate. Please work with your student to take care of this item.


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Q: How to fix config file of Hibernate? I get the error below after executing my java code. It seems that there is a problem with the XML file only. So, I did not post the Java code. The XML code is given after the error. I copied it from my book as is and yet it causes an error. How do i rectify this annoying xml error ?
"Some value of time" org.hibernate.cfg.annotations.Version <clinit>
INFO: Hibernate Annotations 3.3.1.GA
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - Hibernate 3.3.2.GA
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - hibernate.properties not found
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - Bytecode provider name : javassist
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - using JDK 1.4 java.sql.Timestamp handling
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration - configuring from resource:
/hibernate.cfg.xml
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration - Configuration resource:
 /hibernate.cfg.xml
[main] ERROR org.hibernate.util.XMLHelper - Error parsing XML:
/hibernate.cfg.xml(3)
The markup in the document preceding the root element must be well-formed.
Exception in thread "main" org.hibernate.HibernateException: Could not parse
configuration: /hibernate.cfg.xml
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.doConfigure(Configuration.java:1542)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
    (AnnotationConfiguration.java:990)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
    (AnnotationConfiguration.java:69)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.configure(Configuration.java:1476)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
    (AnnotationConfiguration.java:972)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
    (AnnotationConfiguration.java:69)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.configure(Configuration.java:1462)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
    (AnnotationConfiguration.java:966)
at com.examscam.model.User.persist(User.java:47)
at com.examscam.model.User.main(User.java:57)
    Caused by: org.dom4j.DocumentException: Error on line 3 of document  : The markup
    in the document preceding the root element must be well-formed. Nested exception:
    The markup in the document preceding the root element must be well-formed.
at org.dom4j.io.SAXReader.read(SAXReader.java:482)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.doConfigure(Configuration.java:1532)
... 9 more

The XML file is as follows -
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<!Doctype hibernate-configuration PUBLIC
"-//Hibernate/Hibernate Configuration DTD 3.0//EN"
"http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-configuration-3.0.dtd">

<hibernate-configuration>
<session-factory>

<property name = "connection.url">
jdbc:mysql://localhost/examscam
</property>

<property name = "connection.username">
root
</property>

<property name = "connection.password">
password
</property>

<property name = "connection.driver_class">
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
</property>

<property name = "dialect">
org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect
</property>

<property name = "transaction.factory_class">
org.hibernate.transaction.JDBCTransactionFactory
</property>

<property name = "current_session_context_class">
thread
</property>

<property name = "hibernate.show_sql">
true
</property>

</session-factory>
</hibernate-configuration>

EDIT
org.hibernate.cfg.annotations.Version <clinit>
INFO: Hibernate Annotations 3.3.1.GA
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - Hibernate 3.3.2.GA
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - hibernate.properties not found
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - Bytecode provider name : javassist
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Environment - using JDK 1.4 java.sql.Timestamp handling
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration - configuring from resource:
 /hibernate.cfg.xml
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration - Configuration resource:
/hibernate.cfg.xml
[main] INFO org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration - Reading mappings from resource :
com/xx  /portal/db/User.hbm.xml
Exception in thread "main" org.hibernate.MappingNotFoundException: resource: com/xx
/portal/db/User.hbm.xml not found
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.addResource(Configuration.java:610)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.addResource
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:912)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.parseMappingElement
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:617)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.parseSessionFactory(Configuration.java:1603)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.doConfigure(Configuration.java:1582)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:1002)
at    org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:69)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.doConfigure(Configuration.java:1556)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:990)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.doConfigure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:69)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.configure(Configuration.java:1476)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:972)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:69)
at org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration.configure(Configuration.java:1462)
at org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationConfiguration.configure
(AnnotationConfiguration.java:966)
at com.examscam.model.User.persist(User.java:45)
at com.examscam.model.User.main(User.java:55)

A: Here is my hibernate configuration file, just check it as following:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<!DOCTYPE hibernate-configuration PUBLIC
        "-//Hibernate/Hibernate Configuration DTD 3.0//EN"
        "http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-configuration-3.0.dtd">

<!-- Generated by MyEclipse Hibernate Tools.                   -->
<hibernate-configuration>

    <session-factory>
        <property name="dialect">
            org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect
        </property>
        <property name="connection.url">
            jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/test
        </property>
        <property name="connection.username">root</property>
        <property name="connection.password">123456</property>
        <property name="connection.driver_class">
            com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
        </property>
        <!-- disable cache  -->
        <property name="hibernate.cache.use_second_level_cache">
            false
        </property>

        <!-- UTF8 to database -->
        <property name="connection.useUnicode">true</property>
        <property name="connection.characterEncoding">UTF-8</property>

        <!-- C3P0 Session Manager  -->
        <property name="hibernate.connection.provider_class">
            org.hibernate.connection.C3P0ConnectionProvider
        </property>
        <property name="hibernate.c3p0.min_size">1</property>
        <property name="hibernate.c3p0.max_size">2</property>
        <property name="hibernate.c3p0.timeout">1800</property>
        <property name="hibernate.c3p0.max_statements">50</property>
        <property name="hibernate.c3p0.idle_test_period">300</property>

        <!-- Entity Mappings -->
        <mapping resource="com/xx/portal/db/User.hbm.xml" />

    </session-factory>

</hibernate-configuration>

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Baitadi district lies in the far west of Mahakali zone, Nepal. The district, with Baitadi as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,519 km² and had a population of 234,418 in 2001 and 250,898 in 2011. The Baitadi district entails 62 Village Development Councils (VDCs) and one Municipality. Baitadi falls into the farthest western regional district of Nepal touching Jhulaghat, India to its border. This region is famous for Cricket and has won many tournaments. People here do trade and business as India is nearby. Apart from that Baitadi is also famous for agriculture and its main crops are Corn, Wheat, Maize, Millet and Rice and fruits like Oranges, Mandarin and Lemon are also grown and exported. This region is a bit under developed and not many people are literate. As a result, superstitions prevail in the society like not treating women equal to men, sacrificing animals in the name of god etc. Caste system exists even today and surprisingly, during the menstruation women are kept separate and made untouchable at some part of the Baitadi.


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