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!®D1 Krotoszyńska ms «V9H| GAZETA MIESZKAŃCÓW POWIATU KROTOSZYŃSKIEGO Indeks 374997 Nr 16 (273) ISSN 1231 - 7691 ROK X !®D 1 C en a 1 , 7 0 zł Nakład 7000 egz. Krotoszyńska ORGAN M ALKONTENTÓW - PISMO POW STAŁE Z RUCHU „ SOLIDARNOŚCI” ' WYDAWCA - „ Lumen Press” sp. z o.o. KROTOSZYN ♦ KOBYLIN ♦ KOŹMIN WLKP. ♦ ROZDRAŻEW ♦ SULMIERZYCE ♦ ZDUNY ♦ CIESZKÓW ■ ■ T l Ale numer!!! • Nagrody dla czytelników (s tr. 5) • P ro te s t w Kobylinie (s tr. 6) • Najpiękniejszy ogród w Rozdrażewie (s tr. 7) • Otwarcie hali MAHLE — we wrześniu (s tr. 7) • D o k um e n ­ ty na wysypisku (s tr. 11) • Handlowcy negu­ ją decyzję Zarządu Krotoszyna (str. 11) • Gdzie Sołtys jest wójtem (s tr. 13) • K rz y s z ­ tof Zanussi o cudzie i nie tylko (s tr. 24) • Najwięksi) wybór najtańsze m\ WIELKANOCNE WIHTEMAU -z w KROTOSZYN, ul. Raszkowska 22 B JjpINT MARCHE Niech Światło n ^ — ■ — I II 1 111 li III Marchew Mandarynki Ser morski Zmartwychwstania tylko tylko ęfTWi ^ 3 9 % s Polędwica £ uśmierzy cierpienia, sopocka^yw. Biała surowa tylko 1 tylko ttjvvil; Kiełbasa oddali troski i niepokoje, śląska tylko Pomarańcza niech obdarzy Państwa mocą, Boczek b/z Karkówka tylko p o k o je m i ra d o ś c ią ! z/k redakcja Wiosenna wyprzedaż Raty obniżone o połowę! Rewelacyjną wprost promocję dla osób zainteresowanych zakupem samochodu DAEW OO przygotował na najbliższe 4 dni (19 - 22 kwietnia) Salon Sprzedaży Ratalnej tej firmy. M . Tak niskich rat i dogodnych warunków nie oferował dotychczas nikt. Wystarczy powiedzieć, że do podpisania umowy potrzebna jest tylko minimalna pierwsza wpłata i jeden dowód tożsamości, Obraz malowany ustami. Autorka: Monika Kamińska a raty na poszczególne modele wynoszą: MATIZ -191 zł, * 63-700 Krotoszyn TICO -156 zł, % AUTO ul. 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Nagrodę za prawidłowe rozwiązanie zagadki otrzyma Alina W ło­ darczyk z Rozdrażewa. Dziś do rozszyfrowania kolejna fotografia. Gdzie zo­ ukradł teleFon; giną rowery; okradł erkę; łu­ stała zrobiona? N a naklejone na kartki kupony czekamy do 19 kwietnia, nagro­ pem narzędzia rolnicze; skóra i płyty z opla; za­ dę ufundowała restauracja B A K A R A T (Krotoszyn, Rynek). Do wylosowania PROPOZYCJE smakowity obiad dla dwóch osób.Kupony upoważniające do konsumpcji pro­ brał telewizor z budowy KROTOSZYŃSKIEGO simy odbierać w redakcji w piątki w godzinach od 10.00 do 15.00. OŚRODKA KULTURY Przy drodze brukowej z Borzęcic do środka, złodziej przeciął dwie do Mokronosu nieznany sprawca kłódki zabezpieczające drzwi, po 28 kwietnia po odcięciu blokady łącznika ra­ czym spenetrował dokładnie lokal, — TERROR GRUPPE diowego ukradł ze skrzynki na be­ kradnąc papierosy i artykuły spo­ tonowym słupie radiotelefon żywcze o wartości 3.000 zł. — koncert niemieckiego zespołu RADM OR o wartości 1.200 zł. 13 kwietnia sprzed bloku miesz­ muzycznego, FO LK KLUB Stratę poniosła Energetyka Kali­ kalnego przy ul. Przemysłowej ska . w Krotoszynie skradziono rower godz. 19.00 W nocy z 9 na 10 kwietnia w Kro­ górski JA G U AR , który przypięty bilety: przedsprzedaż w KOK-u 6 zł, toszynie przy ul. Zdunowskiej był do stojaka za pomocą linki na w dniu koncertu — 8 z ł z parkingu niestrzeżonego skra­ zamek szyfrowy. dziono samochód ciężarowy IV E - 15 kwietnia o godzinie 20.00 przy CO koloru czerwonego. Stratę w y­ ul. Mickiewicza w Krotoszynie WYSTAWY ceniono na 37.000 zł. z otwartego samochodu marki opel kwietnia ze stojaka w Krotoszy­ vectra skradziono kurtkę skórzaną Galeria REFEKTARZ 9 nie przy ul. Rawickiej skradziono oraz dwie płyty CD. Poszkodowa­ od 1 kwietnia niezabezpieczony rower górski ny ocenił straty na 650 zł. “Las” — wystawa fotografii PAM IR wart 400 zł. 33-letni mieszkaniec Krotoszyna 10 kwietnia z szopy przy ul. Zdu- z posesji przy ul. Świętokrzyskiej przyrodniczych Tomasza Łopatki nowskicj w Krotoszynie nieznany ukradł narzędzia rolnicze warte sprawca ukradł biały rower JU B I­ 1.500 zł (m iędzy innymi brony, ra­ LA T. Stratę oszacowano na 230 zł. dio, opylacz do ziemniaków, pługi, Biblioteka Publiczna 11 kwietnia w Grębowie trzech wyradlacz do buraków i poidła dla do końca kwietnia mężczyzn oferowało rolnikom do b y d ła ). sprzedaży sól z domieszką bliżej W nocy z 14 na 15 kwietnia “Portrety krotoszyniaków” nieokreślonej substancji jako na­ w Biadkach włamano się do re­ — ekspozycja prac malarskich wóz K O R N O LIT (łącznie 6 ton). montowanego domu. Łupem zło­ Pawła Grodzkiego W nocy z 11 na 12 kwietnia nie­ dzieja padł telewizor wart 200 zł. znany sprawca przeciął uszczelkę 15 kwietnia przy ul. Kolejowej w tylnej szybie stojącej na placu w Zdunach skradziono fiata 126p. Kino PRZEDWIOŚNIE przyszpitalnym przy ul. M ickiewi­ Właściciel oszacował poniesione cza w Krotoszynie karetki pogoto­ straty (pojazd i rzeczy osobiste) na do 20 kwietnia wia marki citroen i ukradł leki 2 .5 0 0 z ł. “Miasteczko South Park” warte 400 zł. 16 kwietnia z zaparkowanego Fot. „Rzecz" - Marcin Pawlik W nocy z 12 na 13 kwietnia przed blokiem na osiedlu Szarych — anim. USA, godz. 18.00 w Swinkowie włamano się do Szeregów auta skradziono radio do 20 kwietnia sklepu spożywczego. Żeby wejść warte 600 zł. “Koncert na 50 serc” Zdjęcie przedstawia: — obycz. USA, godz. 20.00 bilety 8 i 10 zł; U w a g a , Imię i nazwisko: w poniedziałki kino nieczynne A d r e s :.................... w y p a d e k ! Dyskusyjny 12 kwietnia w Rojewie przed prze­ Wypełniony I naklejony kupon prosimy wysłać na adre» Redakcji lub wrzucać do skrzynki *RK* - Sionklewicza 2a rowcę pojazdu strażacy wyciągali Klub Film owy DZBGZ jazdem kolejowym samochód hy- z pojazdu przy pomocy sprzętu hy­ undai w niewyjaśnionych okolicz­ draulicznego. M ężczyzna trafił do IMrotouyiuka 20 kwietnia nościach uderzył w drzewo. Po­ s z p ita la . “Nienawiść” szkodowanego w wypadku kie­ Praca czeka... — franc., 19.00 Poniżej zam ieszczam y niektóre oferty pracy dostępne w Powiato­ Straż pożarna w ym Urzędzie Pracy w Krotoszynie, tam też można uzyskać infor­ HKOŹMIN Wlkp. macje bardziej szczegółowe. O bok każdej oferty podajem y liczbę Kino MIESZKO interweniowała miejsc i nazwę miejscowości, w której mieści się zakład lub zleca­ na jest praca. Dane dotyczą wakatów, które czekają na chętnych 23 i 24 kwietnia 11 kwietnia przy ul. Koźmińskiej ugasili ogień i zapobiegli rozprze­ w Krotoszynie zapaliło się drewno strzenieniu się ognia na dach bu­ i były aktualne 17 kwietnia, do czasu ukazania się num eru gazety “Szósty zmysł” składowane w kotłowni przy loka­ d y n k u . w sklepach m ogły ulec zm ianie (aktualność m ożna sprawdzić pod — psychol. USA, godz. 18.00 lu gastronomicznym. 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