The presbytery transformed into communal housing

After the death of Father Tourquetil, the presbytery of Vierville-sur-Mer remained unoccupied. The city council had decided to transform it into social housing. Several difficulties had to be overcome before the announced arrival of the new tenants.

One Friday evening, Fabienne Buccio, sub-prefect of Bayeux, Roger Jouet, general councilor, and Jean-Marie Oxéant, mayor of Vierville, officially handed over the keys. The municipal operation, subsidized in part by the State and the General Council, was to allow a family of three children to settle permanently in the village.

The children showed their new home to Fabienne Buccio, in a warm atmosphere that the report highlights.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The right edge of the item is cut. Several word endings have been restored according to their visible part and syntax, including "officially", "happy", "general council", "municipal", "comfortably", "Vierville" and "visit". No tenant name missing from the fragment has been added.

Archive image: https://vierville.cordelle.eu/Photos2008/2000-LogtSocPresbOct2000.jpg