Carlsbad Realty Board Aids Boys-Girls Club
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The Carlsbad Real Estate Board has raised more than $1,200 that will enable the Carlsbad Boys and Girls Club to update its Computer Education Program by purchasing new software.
The board, established in 1957 and with a membership of 340, raised the money at a fashion and art show luncheon attended by 154 persons. Last year’s event, the first, raised $500 from 70 attendees. The club’s program includes 45 students aged 6 to 14.
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