As her 60th birthday approaches, Maryse Vieu, president, organizes the general assembly of the Foyer rural.
The 143 members testify to the attractiveness of the activities offered. These are the sports sections which attract the most members.
Badminton, supervised by Enzo, has around ten participants, with two beautiful newly laid out courts.
Maxime Maurrus, for the judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Taïso health and training sections, was a great success, meeting everyone’s needs and desires.
Ms. Menedez hosts Little Hands. There are five people who meet on Thursday afternoons around manual workshops such as knitting. These little hands beautified the elves who decorated the village at the end of the year.
Marco leads the hikers on Tuesdays, depending on the weather. This weekly outing is very popular.
The success of the garage sale, however, led to parking difficulties.
A good financial balance sheet will allow investments, such as shuttlecocks for badminton.
A concern lies in the succession and the lack of volunteers.
Maxime Maurrus joins the CA and intends to renew the interclub judo meetings.
The office, unchanged, is meeting for a games evening on March 6 and a closet clearance on March 8.
