Last Thursday, October 31, at the Garrigou room, Marie-Caroline Bec Lalisse brought together the members of the association “La chevée de l'Ouest Aveyron” to take stock of the past year.
This young association, affiliated with the French equestrian federation, organized the first equestrian endurance race departing from Villeneuve on May 5 on the paths of the causse. 72 volunteers were mobilized, for 93 participants. Marie-Caroline did not fail to warmly thank all those people who contributed to the success of this day, among them 28 marshals, 12 FFE officials.
Beforehand, the association had consulted and warned local residents that the sun was out. At the fair, 6 exhibitors allowed participants or visitors to find certain equipment necessary for horse riding. The financial results allow us to calmly consider the future even if such an event requires aid obtained from communities and private individuals. The latter were warmly thanked.
The success of this first competition invites the organizers to prepare for the 2025 edition. It will take place on Saturday May 4, the choice being to keep this event on the first weekend of May, even if the date also depends on the other competitions.
The moral and financial reports being adopted, the office was renewed with a change in treasury. A moment of conviviality closed this evening. It is possible to join this association, contact: 06 79 54 05 44 or by email [email protected]
Office: Marie-Caroline Bec Lalisse, president; Pauline Moreno, vice-president; Charlotte Mellinger, secretary; Fany Fabre, treasurer.
Cinema at the village hall
On Thursday, November 7, two films will be offered.
At 6 p.m., “Emilia Perez”, drama, by Jacques Audiard with Zoe Saldana, Karla Sofía Gascón, Selena Gomez. “Overqualified and overexploited, Rita uses her talents as a lawyer in the service of a large firm more inclined to launder criminals than to serve justice. But an unexpected exit door opens to her, helping the cartel leader Manitas to retire from business and carry out the plan he has been secretly refining for years: to finally become the woman he always dreamed of being.
At 8:45 p.m., “When Autumn Comes”, dramatic comedy by François Ozon, with Hélène Vincent, Josiane Balasko, Ludivine Sagnier
“Michelle, a good grandmother in all respects, lives her peaceful retirement in a small village in Burgundy, not far from her best friend Marie-Claude. On All Saints' Day, her daughter Valérie comes to visit her and drops off her son Lucas to the week of vacation. But nothing goes as planned.”
