Saint-Firmin Telethon 2023: Preparations Underway

About twenty people attended the meeting on Tuesday evening at the town hall.
Tuesday evening took place at the town hall a prepare for the local Telethon readiness. an event that has become customary now and wich will take place on Friday, December 5 in Saint-Firmin.
Several representatives and managers of local associations were present around Georges lacour Maire.
The 2024 assessment was drawn up and Magali Douhéret assistant to the mayor recalled that € 1,673.50 had been given to AFM-Télethon last year thanks to the strong involvement of associations and residents.
and after a tour de table, it was decided this December 5, to participate in a small guided hike whose departure will be given at 4 p.m. from the sports hall.
It is here that all the activities will take place afterwards. There will be an initiation to country dance and children will be able to participate in multi-sport activities from 4.15 p.m. An animation will also be offered to find flies (badminton). This year again, the municipality will be responsible for coordinating participating saint-Firmin associations. Tuesday evening were represented: the festival commitee, Country love 71, the Sports Association, the Friends of Saint-Firmin, the Amicale des Aînés, the Rugby Club, the Sou of the Schools, the Badminton club and the Sports Union of Saint-Sernin. The organizers invite the population to come in large numbers to support this cause and recall that this event is open to the inhabitants of the surrounding municipalities. Next meeting on November 4, 2025 at 6.30 p.m. at the town hall.

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-Peux who will participate in indoor activities will have to wear basketball or tennis shoes.
-A grid will be offered to visitors who can quench their thirst on the spot.

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