4The Daily Tar HeelFriday, August 31, 1984
Labor Day gas prices lower than in 1983
. By MIKE GUNZENHAUSER
Staff Writer
Students getting away for the holiday
weekend will find gasoline prices 10
percent lower than Labor Day last year,
according to this month's Daily Tar
Heel gas survey.
At the 20 local gas stations surveyed,
the average price for regular gas was
$1.05 per gallon, down 12 cents;
unleaded was $1.13 per gallon, down
1 1 cent- anH nremium unleaded aver
aged $1.25 per gallon, down nine cents
from September 1983.
For beach-bound Tar Heels, The
DTH also surveyed six gas stations on
the Carolina coast. Prices averaged two
cents higher than regular and unleaded
at local stations but were the same for
premium unleaded.
Elizabeth Powell of Gas World at
Carolina Beach said prices have been
about the same the past month and that
she did not expect them to increase for
the holiday weekend.
Locally, Sav-a-Ton in Carrboro had
the least expensive regular gas at $ 1 .02
per gallon. Airport Road Gulf and
Eastgate Amoco in Chapel Hill sold the
lowest priced gas at full-service pumps
at $ 1 .22 per gallon.
Prices are also down since last April's
survey. Regular gas has decreased six
cents per gallon, unleaded five cents,'
inrl nremium nn'rlpd five cents
Applications for
Toronto Exchange available
By MIKE ALLEN
SUff Writer
Applications for the 1984-85 Toronto
Exchange program are now available
for UNC students and may be picked
up at the Carolina Union information
desk.
40 University of Toronto students
will trade places the last week of
October with 40 UNC students who will
visit Toronto the second week of
January.
According to Bill Barlow, treasurer
for the exchange, approximately 300
applications are expected and out of
those received, 18 men and 18 women
participants will be chosen based on
diversity of interests and interviews by
exchange coordinators Barlow, Katrina
Sellers, James Dempson and Kathleen
Kincaid.
The purpose of the exchange is to
provide students with a cultural
exchange of lifestyles, attitudes and
practices of the U.S. south with those
in southeastern Canada. The Canadian
students will be taken to a Baptist
church, given a taste of Southern
cooking and offered the opportunity to
soak up a UNC football game.
The program was started 30 years ago
by UNC President William Friday and
a past president of the University of
Toronto. Friday has written a letter of
support for the organization and has
offered to host a luncheon for the
Canadian students when they arrive in
Chapel Hill.
The exchange is funded in part by
the Campus Governing Council, but
members will be required to pay a due
of $60 to finance the bus trip to Toronto.
Also, each member is asked to do his
share in raising approximately $5,000,
help with administrative duties, lodge
a co-participant from Toronto, help
with transportation and meals for the
Canadian students and help with events
during the Canadians' stay. The
exchange raises funds from doughnut
sales, raffle tickets, and party donations.
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According to local "gas station
employees, prices came down about one
cent per gallon last month. John Foery
of Carrboro Mini-Mart said prices there
have decreased about five cents per
gallon over the summer.
Station employees said they would
not increase prices for the holiday
weekend, but some said they expected
prices to rise by one or two cents in
the next few weeks.
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The Daily Tar Heel Monthly Gas Survey for September
LOCAL STATIONS SELF-SERVE FULL SERVE
Reg. . Unld. Prem. Reg. Unld. Prem.
Airport Rd. Gulf 102.9 110.9 126.9 121.9 133.9 131.9
1201 Airport Rd.
Carrboro Mini Mart 104.9 115.9 135.9
502 W. Main St.
East Franklin Car Care 104.9 112.9 124.9 133.9 137.9 145.9
1710 E. Franklin St.
Eastgate Amoco 104.9 110.9 124.9 121.9 129.9 139.9
Eastgate Shopping Ctr.
ETNA Self Service 103.9 109.9 1 15.9
1509 E. Franklin St.
Fast Fare 103.9 1 1 1.9
321 W. Rosemary St.
Fast Fare 102.9 108.9
1401 W. Main St.
Glen Lennox Gulf 105.9 . M4,9 128.9 139.9 144.9 148.9
Raleigh Rd. at 15-501
Gordon's Gulf Service 106.9 113.9 128.9 138.9 142.9 147.9
Pittsboro Rd
Loy's Sunoco 109.9 118.9 125.9 126.9 132.9 135.9
Chapel Hill-Durham Blvd.
McFarling's Exxon 106.9 M5.9 126.9 . 138.9 142.9 146.9
126 W. Franklin St.
Sav-a-Ton 101.9 107.9
421 W. Main St.
Short Stop Food Mart 102.9 107.9 112.9
300 W. Main St.
Talbert's Food Mart 105.9 113.9 124.9
Raleigh Rd.
Talbert's Starflite Service 107.9 116.9. 128.9
800 Airport Rd.
Topof the Hill 105.9 111.9 124.9
100 E. Franklin St.
Village Texaco 107.9 115.9 125.9 132.9 134.9 142.9
Estes Dr. at University Mall
West Franklin St. Gulf 105.9 114.9 129.9
214 W. Franklin St.
White's Self Service 102.9 107.9 118.9, -
402 E. Main St.
Wilco Number 1 104.9 II 1.9 118.9
1213 Airport Rd.
AVERAGE PRICES 105.2 112.7 125.0 131.9 137.5 142.5
STATIONS IN COASTAL TOWNS
Bradger's Exxon
Myrtle Beach, S.C. 107.9 117.9 124.9
Gas World ,
Carolina Beach, N.C. 105.9 111.9 123.9 131.9 136.9 141.9
Hwy. 17 Exxon
Myrtle Beach, S.C. 108.9 118.9 123.9 130.9 134.9
Northside Texaco
Myrtle Beach, S.C. . 107.9 111.9 123.9 127.9 137.9 144.9
Traveler's Station No. 7
Wrightsville Beach, N.C. 105.9. 112.9 127.9 136.9 141.9 147.9
Wayne's Exxon
Carolina Beach, N.C. 107.9 117.9 135.9 139.9 145.9
AVERAGE PRICES 107.4 115.1 124.9 136.6 138.3 125.2
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