objective to allow some

objective to allow some temporary methods of pricing gasoline only until such time as pumps can be modified to return to full pricing either by the gallon or by the liter. It is expected that modification for some pumps may take considerable time, but all pumps will have to be modified no later than July 1, 1981.

Some pumps have the capabilities of full pricing at more than $1 per gallon at the present time so consumers can expect to see foil pricing at a few stations.

Some stations may be able to convert to metric and sell and price by the liter, a legal system in Virginia at this time.

Other stations will, because of the unavailability of new equipment or conversion kits, have to result to a method of one-half pricing—meaning that the price on the pump will be the '/} gallon price and the total sale will be half the amount the consumer must pay. In other words, both the consumer and the service station attendant must be aware that the amount shown must be doubled in order to arrive at the total sale.

Some may use a Vi gallon price and unit of measure. In such cases, the price will be

P shown by the */i gallon unit, the quantity delivered will be

I in ‘/i gallon units, and the total sale will be correctly shown on the pump, and will be the total amount the consumer must pay.

If either of the above cases, appropriate decals must be on the pump to indicate to the consumer the method being used to price and sell gasoline from that unit.

If consumers are not familiar with or do not understand the pricing

Coppage Reunion

The family of the late George and Florence Coppage will hold a reunion Sunday, June 17, at the Rappahannock Recreation Center. Lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

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