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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
3
Jesus cleanses the Temple, overturning money tables and doves. The crowd cheers him as King of Kings, but Judas seeks a temporal crown while Caiaphas grimly watches and tests his authority. The moment ends with Judas paralyzed by poverty and disillusion.
A tree 18 inches in diameter fell across Pacific Highway wires near Green Timber, breaking all lines and a pole. New Westminster technicians were called at night and made temporary repairs by stringing wires around the scene, restoring service in time for the day’s business.
The passage recounts Judas’ betrayal crown dropping, Caiaphas’ order to find Jesus of Nazareth, Judas’ treachery, the thirty pieces of silver, the Last Supper, Jesus’ identification as betrayer, Peter’s denial prophecy, and Judas’ kiss in Gethsemane before Caiaphas. It previews next week’s article on the Sanhedrin and Pilate.
Minto residents Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher with two girls occupy a house owned by Mr. Alexander Gray. Miss Harrigan substitutes in the Minto school primary room for several days. Mr. William Davies returns home briefly before proceeding to the Okanagan district for bush work. Mr. and Mrs. Newman of Cumberland visit Valley, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Calnan. D L Stewart houses a few hundred chicks in a new brooder and expects a large batch soon.
Questions to the Canadian Medical Association address public health pay and the limits of health departments. Health work saves lives but economic and social factors also influence health. modest per capita expenditure funds universal protection. Prize Lists for Fall Fair available via E Felix Thomas. district’s largest at 100 pages. Nearly ten million fish eggs and fry moved by Canadian National for lake stocking in 1928.
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