Gasoline Prices

Thu., Aug. 18, 1994

The following prices for self-service, regular unleaded gasoline were reported on Monday:

Lipe’s Sure Save, Boone and Belt, $1.21 Lipe’s Sure Save, N3039 Monroe, $1.21

Maple & Rowan Conoco, N5504 Maple, $1.26

7-Eleven, N1425 Maple, $1.23

Towner’s Conoco, N1906 Ash, $1.23

Allen’s Cenex, W2321 Northwest Blvd., $1.23

Monroe St. Texaco, N3306 Monroe, $1.23

Qwik-Stop, W2508 Northwest Blvd., $1.23

North Division Gull, N2103 Division, $1.23

Northtown Chevron, N4615 Division, $1.28

Circle K, W711 Hastings, $1.27

Exxon Food Shop, N10222 Division, $1.26

7-Eleven, W323 Indiana, $1.26

Jackpot, E3501 Francis, $1.26

Texaco, N12305 Market, $1.28

Qwik-Stop, E3021 Wellesley, $1.26

Divine’s Auto Service, E925 Wellesley, $1.24

Fasmart, N8213 Market, $1.25

Stenson & Sons, N2025 Hamilton, $1.25

Holiday, N9720 Division, $1.26

Johnson’s Auto Svc., W2515 Wellesley, $1.25

Chevron, N9420 Newport Hwy.,$1.27

Hico Gas and Grocery, E901 Sharp, $1.26

Qwik-Stop, E924 Francis, $1.26

Qwik-Stop, E3021 Wellesley, $1.25

Qwik-Stop, N2202 Monroe, $1.24

Qwik-Stop, Chattaroy, $1.26

Stanley Sinclair, W3324 Northwest Blvd., $1.24

Bob’s Chevron, W618 Francis, $1.25

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