Carnforth Lights Switch On
Chocobola and Shuffleboard
On Wednesday 6th December, Carnforth Rotary had a stall at the Christmas Lights Switch-on in Carnforth. The ever popular Chocabola and Shuffleboard games attracted lots of people. Everyone was a winner, from the great selection of chocolate goodies, with the Chocobola tickets. For others the Shuffleboard was the attraction where they tried their best to get a big score and win the box of Quality Street chocolates. Carnforth Town Mayor, Jim Grisenthwaite, was keen to have a go at the Shuffleboard.
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Community
back Carnforth Rotary is very active in the community. In addition being responsible for the upkeep of the three boundary stones, our rotarians can often be seen around the area.