The ADMR de l'Aure takes stock of its home help in 1991

The general assembly of the rural home help association of the Aure was held on a Thursday evening in Vierville-sur-Mer, in a room of the old school, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Letellier. Organized in turn in the municipalities of the sector, it brought together several mayors: Mr. Oxéant for Vierville, Mrs. Crosville for Aignerville, Miss Renet for Louvières, Mr. Mezel for Écrammeville, Mrs. Lamy for Formigny and Mr. Couillard for Bricqueville. The article also mentions Bernesq, Blay, Colombières, Mandeville, Rubercy and Trévières among the served municipalities.

President for five years, Mrs. Letellier recalled the responsibilities of the office: Mrs. Guillotte was treasurer, Mrs. Manson secretary, Mrs. Verry in charge of the ACASED, Mr. Bailleul of the SIAD, and Mrs. Denis and Leroutier of the family helpers. Ms. Deboté was newly elected to the bureau. The domestic helpers have appointed Mrs. Lesoif and Mrs. Ferron as representatives. The president called on new volunteers to support the operation and maintenance of the association, which was to celebrate its tenth anniversary in 1993.

The 1991 balance sheet reported fifty-three people assisted: thirty-three elderly people, two people with disabilities, two families with children, fifteen ACASED beneficiaries and one beneficiary of the service home. The staff had provided 8,288 hours of service. The general council's social assistance financed 34% of the services; health insurance funds and a state subsidy of 25.85% contributed to the rest.

The associative life was based on 8,943 francs of municipal subsidies, donations and local events, including a chicken party and the sale of calendars. These own resources made it possible to immediately help people in need, before taking charge of the cash registers.

Estelle Haudebourg, permanent of the federation, presented the file of family jobs, an extension of the ACASED service. A local correspondent of the federation was envisaged to bring all the ADMRs of the Bayeux constituency closer to families.

A draw of the calendars preceded the glass of friendship. The lots were to be collected at Mrs. Denis in Trévières. The winning numbers printed were: 1, 12, 17, 30, 33, 36, 39, 43, 45, 46, 69, 75, 78, 79, 86, 95, 99, 101, 109, 954, 957, 959, 960, 970, 974, 977, 983, 987, 990 and 999.

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- The cut announces seven mayors present but gives only six names in its enumeration; it speaks of twelve municipalities, which are twelve in the visible list.

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