A new campsite in Omaha for more than six hundred people

A new campsite has been set up in Vierville to welcome summer visitors on the beach of Omaha. Classified two stars, it included three sanitary blocks and a self-service for the supply of campers.

By the sea, with access to the beach, this land of more than two hectares could receive more than six hundred people. It had 72 sockets for caravans.

The owner had worked himself on the installation of the equipment. He also owned another establishment, called in the article "Le camping de la Hague", in Sainte-Honorine-des-Pertes. During the season, two hostesses, Miss Durel and Poitevin, were to welcome the campers.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The name of the file mentions July 1970, but the cut does not give a full date of publication.
- The owner is named "Chistel" at the beginning of the text and the caption, but "Christel" in another line. Rewriting does not impose a certain spelling of its name.

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