Miss Pearle Rold
Taken In Seattle
Miss Pearle Rold died at 2:30
Sunday afternoon, March 18, in
the University Hospital in Seattle.
Following a month’s hospitaliza
tion in Griffin Memorial Hospital
due to a heart ailment of long
standing, Miss Rold was taken to
Seattle by the Baptist Mission su
perintendent and admitted to the
heart clinic there.
Pearle Lettie Violet Rold was
born in Harlan, Iowa on March 18,
1902. She came to Alaska in
July, 1943, and began missionary
service under the American Bap
tist Home Mission Society in Bak
er Cottage in Ouzinkie. ,
After seven years as house
mother there, she served for three
years in the Chung Mei home in
El Cerrito, Calif., returning to
Kodiak when that home closed.
She was a graduate of the Bible
and Missionary Training School,
Bethel College and Seminary, St.
Paul, Minn. She is survived by
her sisters, Mrs. Vernie Paulsen,
2905 Groveway, Apt. 10, Hayward,
Calif., and Mrs. L. H. Evans Jr.,
Rt. 4, Rusk, Texas.
Mission Superintendent William
Stone paid high tribute to the
memory of Miss Rold.
“She faithfully served as house
mother and as relief worker un
til her health gradually forced her
hospitalization. Her efficient and
dedicated service to children who
needed care and the security of
a home endeared her to all who
served with her. Regardless of
how humble the task, she gave
her best without asking for praise
or acclaim with the underlying
motive of somehow influencing
someone for Christ,” Stone said.
Water Supply
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The bond proposals are placed
on the ballot for the purpose of
financing the projects started to
allow for early construction. In
the case of Proposition 1N0. 3, the
Pillar Creek Water Supply and
impovements to the tansmission
system, bonds are the only means
of enabling construction to be
made as soon as possible, whether
the Sales Tax receipts retire the
bonds or whether the bonds are
retired from additional water util
ity receipts.
The same situation applies to the
Leite and Urdahl Addition Sewer
System. In either instance, if the
issuance of bonds are not author
ized by the voters for financing
these projects, construction can
not be accomplished in the for
seeable future.
The election for adoption of a
City Charter, which is a form of
city constitution, and a Charter
Commission, is for the purpose of
attaining home-rule by the city.
At the present time, Kodiak is the
only first class city in Alaska
without a city charter, and is the
only first class city in the state
that is still a so-called general
law city. A general law city has
the authority to do only that
which state law expressly says it
may do, while a charter city may
do anything except what state law
expressly prohibits. Since there
is by no means a state law to
cover every contingency, the city
is restrained from acting in a
great many instances when it
should do so.
A charter commission composed
of nine members is elected to
frame the proposed charter within
one year after election. This
charter, or constitution, is then
nlaced before the voters for adop
tion or rejection.
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