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Northwood NH News

June 2, 2010

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The First Baptist Church of Northwood will be hosting a Ham and Bean Supper on Saturday, June 5, at 5 p.m.  Come and enjoy this traditional Saturday meal of beans, ham, cole slaw, homemade biscuits and dessert, cost for adults is $6.50 and $3 for children under 12.

 


 

Update On Wood Donations


Money may be donated to Northeast  Credit Union either on line banking or mailing a check to Northeast Credit Union to Account # 56493893, address: Northeast Credit Union, P.O. Box 1240, Portsmouth, NH 03802-1240.



 

Class Of 1980 To Sponsor Food Drive


This June commemorates the 30th year since the Class of 1980 graduated from Coe-Brown. We were a class of about 32: we had our share of brainy kids, talented jocks, party animals, and your average, small town kids. Some of us began school together in Miss Gardner’s Northwood Kindergarten.  Others joined our class in grade and high school. As I’m sure you’ll agree, classmates share special bonds.


Sadly, in 2008, our class lost of one of its friends. Doug Jackson succumbed to a family illness. In Doug’s memory, our class purchased a commemorative, engraved tile. It hangs in CBNA’s cafeteria. Doug’s tile reads: HONORING OUR FRIEND DOUGLAS T. JACKSON, 1962-2008. AN EAGLE SCOUT AND THOUGHTFUL FRIEND. FROM CLASSMATES 1980


To further honor Doug’s memory, at the banquet, our class will initiate a four-year food drive called: DOUG JACKSON MEMORIAL FOOD DRIVE – CLASS OF 1980


Beginning at this banquet, it is suggested that each alumni wishing to help the needy in local communities, bring a canned good/staple item to the annual Alumni Banquet. Each of the four years, the collected goods will then be donated to local food pantries in the towns that Coe-Brown’s students resided in when Doug was in school. Each year a different town will receive our collective gift: in 2010 it will be Northwood, then Nottingham, Strafford, and Deerfield.


When this four-year program runs its course, our class will have honored Doug admirably, and will relinquish our hold on this food drive, in case another class wishes to continue the project in memory of their late classmate(s). Thank you ahead of time for the food donations at the banquet. Knowing how Doug liked to sing and play his guitar, I imagine him on some Hawaiian luau cloud, playing and singing with other angels. He will happily give his nod of approval.


In addition to the Alumni food drive, the Class of 1980 is invited to Lisa (Allen) Kennard’s home in Nottingham on Sunday, June 13 at 12:00. We will enjoy visiting and playing some games while we reminisce. Contact/RSVP: [email protected]

 


 

NALMC Workshop And Hike
An Experiment In Collaborative Land Management


Carl Wallman, founder and chair of the Northwood Area Land Management Collaborative (NALMC) will co-host a workshop with Malin Clyde of the UNH Cooperative Extension Coverts Program on June 12, starting at 11:00 at Harmony Hill Farm in Northwood. He’ll tell the story of the NALMC, how the group started, and what they hope to accomplish. Their efforts have attracted the attention of natural resource professionals across New England, who are looking at Northwood as a model for how to put the idea of “ecosystem management” into practice on the ground. As Carl will describe, it’s not always simple or easy, but the rewards are real: community enthusiasm, better communication, and a much more united approach to thinking about the land. The program is free, but registration is required.


For more information and to register, visit the UNH Cooperative Extension web site at:
http://extension.unh.edu/Wildlife/NALMCGather.htm

  


 

Register Now For CBNA Benefit Golf Tournament


The fifth annual Coe-Brown Northwood Academy (CBNA) Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament will be held on Saturday, June 12, at Nippo Lake Golf Club in Barrington. To register, call the academy at 603-942-5531, ext. 186, or e-mail [email protected].


The tournament, which begins at 8 a.m., includes a continental breakfast, 18 holes of golf with a cart, a full luncheon and raffle drawings. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the academy’s endowment fund. Tournament sponsors are Whitcher Builders, Fred Fuller Oil, Inc., and Graystone Builders. Hole sponsors include CBNA Alumni Association, Tasker’s Well Company of Northwood, M.D. Tasker Construction of Northwood, Johnson’s Seafood and Steak Restaurant of Northwood, the Northwood Diner and JP Noonan Transportation. Golfers have a chance to win a tractor if they score a hole in one at the designated hole. The hole-in-one sponsor is Northwood Power Equipment.


Any golfer is welcome to participate in the tournament. The registration fee is $95 per person and can be paid the day of the tournament. Registration forms can be downloaded from the CBNA web site, www.coebrown.org.

 


 

Christian Leaders
(Part 3)
Biblical Leadership Seeks The Good Of Others
By Pastor Ted White


Biblical leadership has to have the right motivation. Leaders are to look to the flock’s best interest from a Biblical viewpoint and encourage the flock in that direction. Too many times leaders are looking out for their own interests and not the interest of those they have been made overseers of by the Holy Spirit of God (Acts 20:28). The Apostle Paul gives us some insight to servant leadership in I Corinthians chapter 10 and verses 31-33. Here are a few:


-He sought to do everything for the glory of God, to exalt God in all he did.


-He did not want to cause anyone to stumble, to falter on his account whether Jewish, non-Jewish those who have trusted Jesus. Paul never shied away from what God’s Word had to say, he just wanted to present the Word in a godly way.


-He also wanted to please everyone in every way. He is not talking about sinful activity here, but plain and simply the willingness to be a servant to anyone.


-He was not seeking his own good, but he was seeking the good of many.


-He was seeking their good that ultimately they would be saved.


What does it mean to be saved? Go to www.newhopenorthwood.com or call 942-7729 or to find peace with God http://www.billygraham.org/SH_StepsToPeace.asp or http://www.simplysharejesus.com/

 


 


 

 











 
 

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