The hunting company elects its board before the 1986–1987 season

The Vierville–Saint-Laurent hunting society brought together land-bringing members at the town hall of Vierville to elect its board of directors. Created in 1975, it covered 560 hectares and had counted sixty-one members the previous year.

The balance sheet reported the destruction of twenty-two foxes, six weasels and three shrews, as well as the organization of a ball-trap in August. The general opening was scheduled for the following Sunday. On the territory of the company, the hare was only to be hunted on September 28 and October 5, 12 and 19, compared to five Sundays and four Mondays authorized at the federation level.

For 1986–1987, the cards cost 400 francs to land contributors and 470 francs to others. The company also sold rifle cases from fifty to eighty francs, gibecières from sixty to eighty francs and large briefcases at one hundred and fifty francs.

René Lenourichel was elected president, with André Legalois, of Saint-Laurent, and Daniel Laronche, of Vierville, as vice-presidents. Two non-land-bringing members, André André and Jean Ollard, were respectively secretary and treasurer. The other members mentioned were Maurice Chitel, Jean-Claude Ygouf, Jean-Paul Ozerman, Henri Lamy, Daniel Auvray, Pierre, whose surname is cut off on the scan, Bernard Parret and a member named Couliboeuf. A new meeting was announced for the following Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the town hall.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The right edge cuts the end of Pierre's surname ("Mall...") and part of Couliboeuf's first name ("Mich..."). These missing letters were not invented.

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