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t- 12 NEWS iA O- HULL DAILY MAIL This is Hull and East Yorkshire wwwthisisfwllcouk WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 1999 High-performance car joins police fleet Holiday for two in the Canary Islands ARE you in need of a holiday with style? Then enter our exclusive competition and you and your partner could be jetting off to sunny Lanzarote in the Canary Islands Sunflower Marketing is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a one-week self-catering holiday at a luxury resort in Lanzarote Costa Teguise You could be sampling the delights of the private beach taking a dip in one of several pools and living in the lap of luxury for a fun filled week of holiday sun The prize is for two adults and includes' one accommodation at a luxury resort return flights and dinner at a local restaurant Enter this competition and you could be staying in a luxurious villa complete with elegant furnishings beautifully tiled floors natural wood fittings and marble fixtures This classic abode has everything you need for a home from home including a fully equipped kitchenette formal dining areas colour satellite TV telephone and a bedroom decorated to the highest standard The holiday is valid for a year from the date of the competition Also! Selected entrants who fit the target market may be lucky enough to be contacted by Sunflower Marketing Limited and offered one free accommodation to use at their own convenience Flights and transfers are not included in this offer For your chance to win a seven day holiday for two to Lanzarote simply answer six questions one printed each day this week until Saturday and use the entry form for your answers We published an entry form on Monday but worry if you missed it we will repeat it again on Saturday Question 3 How many islands make up the Canary Islands? How to Enter Send your entry form to Lanzarote Competition Hull Daily Mail PO Box 160 Corner Beverley Road Hull HU3 1FP Closing date is November 1 1999 There is no cash alternative to the prize Usual Hull Daily Mail competition rules apply see Classified Winners must have a full passport Prize does not include transport to and from UK airport Winners must provide own holiday insurance Booking is subject to availability No purchase necessary competition can be viewed at Hull Daily Mail Corner Beverley Road Hull MOVE IT! Representatives from Humberside Police accept the new Proton Compact GTI which will be used in the vehicle crime unit Pictured are from left Alan Hocking police fleet and supplies manager John Burton of Maple Garage who presented the car on behalf of Proton and Sgt Mike Peck of the Humberside Police vehicle crime unit model Manufacturers Proton also own Lotus UK whose engineers who have developed this car The car would support the two Subaru Imprezas already owned by the force but a decision on whether or not the force will take delivery of their own will come after the trial period ends in March Sergeant Mike Peck from the vehicle crime unit which celebrates its fifth anniversary this month said the car would be used on patrol by traffic officers He said: has now established itself in the police vehicle field and this Is the first time it has introduced a high-performance car for evaluation company sees the vehicle crime unit working within built-up urban areas as a suitable testing ground for the car car is completely different from the Subaru although both are high-performance vehicles" HUMBERSIDE Police have taken delivery of a new high-performance car to help In their fight against car crime For the next six months the vehicle crime unit will be testing a Proton Compact GTI which has just been launched at the London Motor Show The force Is the first in the country to trial the sporty Officials admit blunder over garage rent threat Apology after 30 pence bill Sunday 24th October 1999 1130am 400pm Catwalk Shows at 1230pm 230pm JACQUELINE'S BRIDAL ROOMS JACQUELINE'S STATIONARY BALLOON OCCASIONS ARGOS WEDDING LIST SERVICE MARSHALLS KINGSTON PHOTOGRAPHERS DISCO DATE DISCOTHEQUES SOUTHWELLS (tailors) FLOWERS PLEASE HULL REGISTRY OFFICE HAIRAISERS INTERNATIONAL ALL THINGS ICED KINGSTON VIDEOGRAPHERS NATURAL BEAUTY INTERACTIVE WEDDING ALBUM ON CD ROM Mount Pleasant Holderness Road Hull For any enquiries contact Sarah 01482 307VVV HOUSING officials have offered to apologise to a pensioner after they sent him a bill for just 30p Kingdton upon Hull City Council claimed Fred Wilkinson owed the money for his rented garage But he claims he owe them a penny and has blamed the mix-up on an administrative error Mr Wilkinson 62 of Kinderscout Close north Bransholme received the demand on Monday He was told that if there was no improvement in the frequency with which he pays his garage rent then they would no alternative but to terminate the By CHRIS BUCKTIN NEWS REPORTER If that happened he would face a six-month wait before another garage became vacant Mr Wilkinson who took early retirement on the grounds of ill-health after working as a lorry driver has rented his garage on Whitehope Close for 25 years He claims he has paid his rent every Thursday without fail even to the point where he arranges for his daughter to pay the £441 weekly charge while he is away on holiday Mr Wilkinson said: have I missed a payment crying out loud the cost of writing and sending the letter must be far greater than Mr Wilkinson who lives with his wife Hilda 55 claims that the prob lem arose after a clerical error showed he had only paid £411 for one week in September Officials at the housing office have now reassured him that the discrepancy will be rectified and a written apology will be sent A spokesperson for the North Estate Office said: representative from the council office has spoken personally with Mr Wilkinson a result of that meeting this matter has now been fully resolved to the satisfaction of both the resident and the wwwthemobilephonestorecouk Diamond jubilee for primary school HESSLE Penshurst Primary school is planning a ceremony to celebrate its diamond jubilee The school in the town's Winthorpe Road opened as Hessle Council Junior School on August 29 1939 A ceremony to mark its special year will take place at the school on Friday starting at 2pm It will include tree planting the releasing of balloons Tea coffee and biscuits will be 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