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Thurs. May 24, 1979
"Storing Gasoline Is A Treacherous Business "
nany service stations
ing on weekends and
s and gasoline shortages
me careless motorists
e tempted to take a
)us shortcut to keep
tanks full.
I with long lines at ser-
ttions or no gas at all,
sky drivers may resort
:g extra gasoline supp-
selves, ignoring the
fund, coil
vere signed
i reported
hapters v
Is sent anq
"ted. mrs.]
Le date
el ing. "l'h
re the Lion
xt meetinl
e of mr
illdale
mmbers a ly tragic eonseq-
at Marling i _.
.mdiction gasoline is a treach-
--iness, best left to
rots were[Station personnel and
Miller at it crews, the Insurance
'erri Keatllion Institute warns.
Le, Mrs. -lns have compared the
maJeanlVe force of a two-
gasoline to that of
Sticks of dynamite.
from starting the
the flame of lighting a
or the impact of a
could blow the vehicle
death and injury
Institute.
fears of runn-
gas continue to put a
amateurs into the
game.
hand-
know, for example,
container with a
gasoline in it can
dangerous than one
quarters full. He
you the reason: +
in the bottom of ai
a gas- air mixture
explosive than the
in a nearly full!
true that people have'
amounts of gaso
use in
without trouble,
true that people who
careless often have
price.
tt
The explosion of an ice cream
truck in New York City last
year which injured 160 persons
and shattered nearby office
windows was caused by a can of
gasoline stored in the vehicle's
cab.
Houses have been lifted off
foundations and set afire by a
basement full of gasoline fumes
ignited by a furnace or water
heater pilot light.
Garages and workshops have
been scenes of deafening ex-
plosions when gasoline was be -
ing used as a grease clean-
ing solvent on lawnmowers or
car engine parts.
Worst of all are the reports of
persons being trapped in autos
engulfed in flames from extra
gasoline containers ignited by a
crash.
It's a fact that professional
racing drivers are more fear-
ful of the fire after a crash than
the crash itself•
One account of a crash dur-
ing an auto race described a
driver who, though he had been
knocked unconscious and would
remain so for three days, was
trying to crawl out of his smash-
ed racer when rescue workers
reached him. His instinctive
fear of fire was that strong.
What might look like a con-
venient way to beat a gasoline
shortage on the road or in the
home can have tragic side
effects if _precautions are not
taken. Here are a few tips:
--Keep all gasoline containers
tightly capr-.d € .,, retain
any quantity of the fuel. gasoline often is intriguing to
--Once a container is empty children; don't let their curios-
and thoroughly ventilated, ity cause them or anyone else
leave the cap off to allow fumes harm.
from the remaining drops of --Stored gasoline must be kept
gasoline to evaporate, away from heat and flame.
--Never put gasoline in any- 'Remember that gasoline will
thing but a container specific- expand in volume as temper-
ally designed for the fuel. ature rises and might seep out
--Keep gasoline where only an of even the best container.
adult can get at it. The smell of --Keep in mind that liquid
Gadd 's
FAIRLEA, WV
AND
Rt. 12, ALDERSON, WV
FOODLINERS
Open Man. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Quantity Rights Reserved
IGA TABLERITE
FULL CUT \\;
USDA CHOICE
ROUND
STEAK
lb.
CORN KING
BONELESS
FULLY COOKED
HAMS
2-4 lbs.
SLICED FREE
Hinton Newsy5
jA
gasoline burns furiously arid
that gasoline-air mixtures ex-
plode violently-- that's wtmt
makes it dangerous--don't
do anything foolish with gaso-
line.
Questions about the best way
to store gasoline around the
home can be answered by your
local fire department, l)(m'f
hestitate to ask.
} ' • .
Plenty of free parking - with parcel pickup.
Prices effective thru Saturday, May 26, 19"/9.
IGA TABLERITE
FRANKS
12 oz. pkg.
. HOLLY FARMS
PiCK OF
C
lb.
C
Ballengee has
to her home from
and Mr. and Mrs.
accompanied her
Mrs. W.R. Spence
to their home
Jimmie SPencer
inia; Mr.
Jimbo Spence and
Va.; Mr. and
Shifflet of Char-
Mr. and
Hopewell, Va.
Mrs. Randolph Ray of
Hedge, Miss Letha
Jackie Crawford are
and Mrs. Cecil
€1d Mrs. Jim Martin of
visiting Mrs. Cath-
and Mrs. Rosa
Mrs. Bernard Bostic
home here and
relatives.
Richards of Pulaski,
m Snead of
their lath-
recently.
Mrs. Bill Wood of
Maryland were rec-
of Mr. and Mrs.
meRLin of the
was
evening 7:00,
hall of
During the business
Chris
heir" Hay
"Weiner Roast"
be Saturday May 26.
guest.
Sunday morn-
Will be the Youth's
are invited. There
B.J. Carpen-
Norman
Dillon, Janet
Halloran, Mark
Mona Mann,
Cindy and Mich-
Kathy and Sarah
and Chris ,
, Brian
Beatric Work-
Lilly.
David L. Young
Edgewood Ave.
announce the
Sally Am-
at 6:35 p.m. She
6og.
are Mrs. C.A.
C.A. Young of
IGA TABLERITE $1
SIRLOIN TIP 99
ROAST
USDA CHOICE ....... , ............... lb.
IGA TABLERITE
FRESH
GROUND
BEEF
$159
lb.
io+ TA00LERITE $549
CAN HAM
3 lb. can
WILLIAMSBURG BRAND
OLE CAROLINA
SAUSAGE
PORK 99e SLICEI,
16 oz. pkg.
BACON
69 c
12 oz. pkg.
IGA TABLERITE
BACON
$169
24 oz. pkg.
m,m'sFum
COFFEE ....................... 26 o,.
DOVE LIQUID ................. 3207 bottle
FINAL TOUCH ................. 32 07. bottle
,,.ou,, 2/79¢ """"'""+''
VIENNA SAUSAGE ............ oz. can SAUSAGE ....................... 1Doz.
MOTEl
MAll PADS . .... : oct$1" TENDERLEAF EMBERS
TEA BAGS ...................... ooct$1 ® CHARCOAL BRIQUETS
OTF.X ...................... ,Oct BBO SAUCE .................. ,,oo,,e59C tltARCOAL STARTER
MINI PADS 49C "" .s,oo +,,,,.o, ,,,,.,o,
KRAFT JET PUFFFED
'" 2/89c MARSHMALLOWS .............. , o,.,. 45C m. OUVE mesh
PORK & BEANS ............. 31 OZ. can, KOSHER DILLS
DEL MONTE KLEENEX FAMILY
. , CATSUP ..................... 0,.,079C NAPKINS
Health and Beauty Aids"
FLEISCHMANN'S
MARGARINE ...................... ,+.79C CRICKET LIGHTER .................
PILLSBURY BIG COUNTRY 2/69C
BISCUITS ;o,.,n
................... )l i 'a H`meuem °' H°'r mc
FLAV-O-RICH OR FARM"ST RICH& CREAMY '" 59 BUNS
ICE CREAM .................... 1/ p ......... ....
8pk
FLAV#RICH
OR
FARMBEST
OREOS ......................... o,..
COTTAGE CHEESE .............. 2 OZ. ctn.89C ""=
IGA TADLETREAT
IGA TADLERIIt $17s BREAD 2o o,.
2% MILK ...................... p,o, ........................
SEVEN SEAS-GREEN GODDESS-CREAMY ITALIAN SWEETHEART
3" 59C $1"
can DRESSING . .... oo,. omo COLD CUPS ................ o,. OOct bee
99c HORMEL SWEETHEART 4/$1
SPAM ........................ z o., $11 -KNIVES -FORKS -SPOONS ........ 2 ct
PURINA CHUCK WAGON BAY BRAND WHITE
89c DOG FOOD .................... ,o +..$2 ? PAPER PLATES. ................. m ct79¢
2/69¢
.......... o,,.,,$2 '
........... 16 OZ. can 49¢
................. 32 oz. jar79C
FRENCH'S SQUEEZE
55C MUSTARD .................. o,. ,
............. . ......... ,+c59¢
1 coumnv m
., 39¢ I LEMONADE ..... i+ oz. can 41¢
IBIRDSEYE
ICOOL WHIP ................ , .... o, m59C
MORT N
3/$1 IFRt[D CHICKEN DINNER ............ 2,b.$2"
IIGA
,,.. U'J IORANGE JUICE ................. 2 OZ. can 67¢
i¢,it ITROPHY SLICED
-'/ t STRAwBERRIES .............. lo o,. m.
FRESH JUICY SUNKIST
LEMONS
6'°.59c
FRESH
GREEN
ONIONS
4 bunches $
FRESH RIPE
TOES
FRESH JUICY FLORIDA
ORANGES
Thurs. May 24, 1979
"Storing Gasoline Is A Treacherous Business "
nany service stations
ing on weekends and
s and gasoline shortages
me careless motorists
e tempted to take a
)us shortcut to keep
tanks full.
I with long lines at ser-
ttions or no gas at all,
sky drivers may resort
:g extra gasoline supp-
selves, ignoring the
fund, coil
vere signed
i reported
hapters v
Is sent anq
"ted. mrs.]
Le date
el ing. "l'h
re the Lion
xt meetinl
e of mr
illdale
mmbers a ly tragic eonseq-
at Marling i _.
.mdiction gasoline is a treach-
--iness, best left to
rots were[Station personnel and
Miller at it crews, the Insurance
'erri Keatllion Institute warns.
Le, Mrs. -lns have compared the
maJeanlVe force of a two-
gasoline to that of
Sticks of dynamite.
from starting the
the flame of lighting a
or the impact of a
could blow the vehicle
death and injury
Institute.
fears of runn-
gas continue to put a
amateurs into the
game.
hand-
know, for example,
container with a
gasoline in it can
dangerous than one
quarters full. He
you the reason: +
in the bottom of ai
a gas- air mixture
explosive than the
in a nearly full!
true that people have'
amounts of gaso
use in
without trouble,
true that people who
careless often have
price.
tt
The explosion of an ice cream
truck in New York City last
year which injured 160 persons
and shattered nearby office
windows was caused by a can of
gasoline stored in the vehicle's
cab.
Houses have been lifted off
foundations and set afire by a
basement full of gasoline fumes
ignited by a furnace or water
heater pilot light.
Garages and workshops have
been scenes of deafening ex-
plosions when gasoline was be -
ing used as a grease clean-
ing solvent on lawnmowers or
car engine parts.
Worst of all are the reports of
persons being trapped in autos
engulfed in flames from extra
gasoline containers ignited by a
crash.
It's a fact that professional
racing drivers are more fear-
ful of the fire after a crash than
the crash itself•
One account of a crash dur-
ing an auto race described a
driver who, though he had been
knocked unconscious and would
remain so for three days, was
trying to crawl out of his smash-
ed racer when rescue workers
reached him. His instinctive
fear of fire was that strong.
What might look like a con-
venient way to beat a gasoline
shortage on the road or in the
home can have tragic side
effects if _precautions are not
taken. Here are a few tips:
--Keep all gasoline containers
tightly capr-.d € .,, retain
any quantity of the fuel. gasoline often is intriguing to
--Once a container is empty children; don't let their curios-
and thoroughly ventilated, ity cause them or anyone else
leave the cap off to allow fumes harm.
from the remaining drops of --Stored gasoline must be kept
gasoline to evaporate, away from heat and flame.
--Never put gasoline in any- 'Remember that gasoline will
thing but a container specific- expand in volume as temper-
ally designed for the fuel. ature rises and might seep out
--Keep gasoline where only an of even the best container.
adult can get at it. The smell of --Keep in mind that liquid
Gadd 's
FAIRLEA, WV
AND
Rt. 12, ALDERSON, WV
FOODLINERS
Open Man. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Quantity Rights Reserved
IGA TABLERITE
FULL CUT \\;
USDA CHOICE
ROUND
STEAK
lb.
CORN KING
BONELESS
FULLY COOKED
HAMS
2-4 lbs.
SLICED FREE
Hinton Newsy5
jA
gasoline burns furiously arid
that gasoline-air mixtures ex-
plode violently-- that's wtmt
makes it dangerous--don't
do anything foolish with gaso-
line.
Questions about the best way
to store gasoline around the
home can be answered by your
local fire department, l)(m'f
hestitate to ask.
} ' • .
Plenty of free parking - with parcel pickup.
Prices effective thru Saturday, May 26, 19"/9.
IGA TABLERITE
FRANKS
12 oz. pkg.
. HOLLY FARMS
PiCK OF
C
lb.
C
Ballengee has
to her home from
and Mr. and Mrs.
accompanied her
Mrs. W.R. Spence
to their home
Jimmie SPencer
inia; Mr.
Jimbo Spence and
Va.; Mr. and
Shifflet of Char-
Mr. and
Hopewell, Va.
Mrs. Randolph Ray of
Hedge, Miss Letha
Jackie Crawford are
and Mrs. Cecil
€1d Mrs. Jim Martin of
visiting Mrs. Cath-
and Mrs. Rosa
Mrs. Bernard Bostic
home here and
relatives.
Richards of Pulaski,
m Snead of
their lath-
recently.
Mrs. Bill Wood of
Maryland were rec-
of Mr. and Mrs.
meRLin of the
was
evening 7:00,
hall of
During the business
Chris
heir" Hay
"Weiner Roast"
be Saturday May 26.
guest.
Sunday morn-
Will be the Youth's
are invited. There
B.J. Carpen-
Norman
Dillon, Janet
Halloran, Mark
Mona Mann,
Cindy and Mich-
Kathy and Sarah
and Chris ,
, Brian
Beatric Work-
Lilly.
David L. Young
Edgewood Ave.
announce the
Sally Am-
at 6:35 p.m. She
6og.
are Mrs. C.A.
C.A. Young of
IGA TABLERITE $1
SIRLOIN TIP 99
ROAST
USDA CHOICE ....... , ............... lb.
IGA TABLERITE
FRESH
GROUND
BEEF
$159
lb.
io+ TA00LERITE $549
CAN HAM
3 lb. can
WILLIAMSBURG BRAND
OLE CAROLINA
SAUSAGE
PORK 99e SLICEI,
16 oz. pkg.
BACON
69 c
12 oz. pkg.
IGA TABLERITE
BACON
$169
24 oz. pkg.
m,m'sFum
COFFEE ....................... 26 o,.
DOVE LIQUID ................. 3207 bottle
FINAL TOUCH ................. 32 07. bottle
,,.ou,, 2/79¢ """"'""+''
VIENNA SAUSAGE ............ oz. can SAUSAGE ....................... 1Doz.
MOTEl
MAll PADS . .... : oct$1" TENDERLEAF EMBERS
TEA BAGS ...................... ooct$1 ® CHARCOAL BRIQUETS
OTF.X ...................... ,Oct BBO SAUCE .................. ,,oo,,e59C tltARCOAL STARTER
MINI PADS 49C "" .s,oo +,,,,.o, ,,,,.,o,
KRAFT JET PUFFFED
'" 2/89c MARSHMALLOWS .............. , o,.,. 45C m. OUVE mesh
PORK & BEANS ............. 31 OZ. can, KOSHER DILLS
DEL MONTE KLEENEX FAMILY
. , CATSUP ..................... 0,.,079C NAPKINS
Health and Beauty Aids"
FLEISCHMANN'S
MARGARINE ...................... ,+.79C CRICKET LIGHTER .................
PILLSBURY BIG COUNTRY 2/69C
BISCUITS ;o,.,n
................... )l i 'a H`meuem °' H°'r mc
FLAV-O-RICH OR FARM"ST RICH& CREAMY '" 59 BUNS
ICE CREAM .................... 1/ p ......... ....
8pk
FLAV#RICH
OR
FARMBEST
OREOS ......................... o,..
COTTAGE CHEESE .............. 2 OZ. ctn.89C ""=
IGA TADLETREAT
IGA TADLERIIt $17s BREAD 2o o,.
2% MILK ...................... p,o, ........................
SEVEN SEAS-GREEN GODDESS-CREAMY ITALIAN SWEETHEART
3" 59C $1"
can DRESSING . .... oo,. omo COLD CUPS ................ o,. OOct bee
99c HORMEL SWEETHEART 4/$1
SPAM ........................ z o., $11 -KNIVES -FORKS -SPOONS ........ 2 ct
PURINA CHUCK WAGON BAY BRAND WHITE
89c DOG FOOD .................... ,o +..$2 ? PAPER PLATES. ................. m ct79¢
2/69¢
.......... o,,.,,$2 '
........... 16 OZ. can 49¢
................. 32 oz. jar79C
FRENCH'S SQUEEZE
55C MUSTARD .................. o,. ,
............. . ......... ,+c59¢
1 coumnv m
., 39¢ I LEMONADE ..... i+ oz. can 41¢
IBIRDSEYE
ICOOL WHIP ................ , .... o, m59C
MORT N
3/$1 IFRt[D CHICKEN DINNER ............ 2,b.$2"
IIGA
,,.. U'J IORANGE JUICE ................. 2 OZ. can 67¢
i¢,it ITROPHY SLICED
-'/ t STRAwBERRIES .............. lo o,. m.
FRESH JUICY SUNKIST
LEMONS
6'°.59c
FRESH
GREEN
ONIONS
4 bunches $
FRESH RIPE
TOES
FRESH JUICY FLORIDA
ORANGES
Thurs. May 24, 1979 Hinton News--5
"Storing Gasoline Is A Treacherous Business "
k rta J trek in New York City last Garag and gerkshops have [FS a fact Ihat professional reached him His itinetive . On a ntainer is empty children; don't let their ¢i- that gasoline-air nxtLir ,x
year which injured 1fi0 perns bee scen of deafening e× racing drivers are mo [ear fpar of fire was that strong and thughiy venUlated, iy eae them or anyone ei plede vlolenUy, that 'n ,,n,i
t
ad shaLtered nrby office posJonswhengasolhmwasbe [ulofUefireafteracrashthan WhaLmightlklikean. Ieavethecapofftollowfumes harm
i°t° ta wind°ws was caused bY a can of tag ed as a grse clan the crash itself venient ay to bea a gasoline from the remaining drops of --Stored gasoline mt be kept mako anything it flishdange¢°ith dnn[:,
to t
to keep gasoline stored in the vehicle's ink solvent on iam owers or One aecOunl of a crash dr- shortage on be road or m the galine t9 evalrate away from ht and flame dne
cab ear engine pas. ing azl aute race deribed a home a have tragic side Nev put gasoline in any Remember that go,line will qutions ah,ul Ihe bear x
I wflh long ]in at set- HO have been lifted off Worst of all are the reports of driver who, though he had been effects if pautions a not thing but a container specific, expand in volume as temper to store galhle arnund ihl,
gas at all, [o4atio and t afire by a persons behlg trapped in aut knocked coeseioand gould taken Here are a few [i1: ally digned far the fuel ature ria and might sp out home can be anserf,d b b ,,nr
bament f°llofg altne £ engulfed in Ilam from extra remain for Ihr¢ daya, was -Kpallgasollnentainera -Kcepgaline ghereonlyan of even the bell container [a] fire department inr, r
igntl:tbyafeeorater galine¢ontaineignitedhya lryingtocrloutofhissmaah, lightlyeaprd;'", retain adlteangetatlt 3[hesmeliof ..Kpin mind that ]iqmd htitate to ask
Gadd's
Rt. 12, ALDERSON, WV
FOODLINERS Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 ...... 9p.m. Plenty of free parking - wlth parcel pickup.
CORN KING
IGA TABLERITE BONELESS IGA TABLERITE • HOLLY FARMS
FLL COOKED PICK OF
FLL CUT ' HAMS FRANKS THE
USDA CHOICE \\;
2-4 lbs. 12 oz. pkg,
SLICED FREE
le , 9
STEAK L. .
IGA TABLERITE IGA TABLERITE $1 $5 49
SIRLOIN TIP FRISK 59 IGA TABLERITE
ROAST GROUND CAN HAM
USDA CHO1CE lb. BEEF lb. a .
WILLIAMSBURG BRAND
PORK
SAUSAGE 16 oz. pkg.
FULULR'$ FLOKEO
COFFEE ...................... • -,,$37s
DOVE LIQUID ................. o.,,o,t, 99C
FINAL TOUCH ................. ,o, 89C
AAMOUR'S
VIENNA SAUSAGE ............ o.. 2./79C
;t PADS ..................... oot$1"
KOTfX
MINI PADS ...................... ;o.49¢
PORK & BEANS ............. ]1 o.2/89C
OLE CAROLINA IGA TABLERITE
SLICED 69
BACON BACON
I2 oz. pkg. 24 oz, pkg.
SEVEN SEAS .GREEN GOODESS - CREAMY ITALIAN , SETKFRRT
DRESSING .................... R o,. , 3U COLD CUPS ............... o oz. ,oo ot R $1°
HOAMEL .,e SETKNT
SPAM ........................ .,H '° -KHIVfS -FORKS -SPOONS ........ t0L4/$1
PURINA CHUCK WAGON ,nn 6AY BLIND WHITE
DOG FOOD .................... RALIZ" PAPER PLATES .................. ,®39C
BANNER BREAKFAST ... FULNOK'S SQUE ra:
SAUSAGE ....................... oo,.331; MUSTARD .................. o,.,,,2/JC
TFRDFRLEAF . EMBERS
TEA BAGS ...................... 100 e 1" CHARCOAL BRIQUETS .......... Ik.T,K $239
KRAFT -SMOKED -PLAIN-OBIOH KITS HOT j- GULF
BBQ SAUCE .................. R°=U CHARCOAL STARTER ........... TR0oC
KNAET JET PUFFFED , MI. OLIVE FRESH
MARSHMALLOWS .............. Ro,-m.q35 KOSHER DILLS ................. j79C i
UEL MONTE A KLEENEX FAMILY
CATSUP ..................... ,0 ,/U NAPKINS ....................... t59C
, Health and Beauty Aids : a
E s 79¢ '
INE ...................... ,, ICRiCKET LIGHTER ................. .39cl [EMORADE ..... ,,0,..41C
PILLSBURY BIG CBIULfRY n/n c [ IBIRDSIYE ___
BISCUITS .... //tU COOL WH P Kcl]C
,00K.,OK OK .. OH., ..... -. 99 l, ...... , 00.00.OKFR OK ,..R , ,., ...... :::, := :: ..........
ICE CREAM .................... / pL)l i NAe oun ............ e W /al ItKILU 5111551:n ulnllu{ ............ 2 Ib.)L
f-O.BiCJi OK FAKMKIST em I.em... tin c IIGA ___
TTAGE ......... ZKo§U U KUm ....................... sCJ IORAHGE JUICE ................. ,o..51C
t.FR, 7si lOKvULm ,
. p,,.$1 BREAD ........................ =o3/$ STRAWBERRIES .............. lOo.
FRESH
FRESH [c SUNKST GREEN FRESH RIPE FRESH JUICY FLORIDA
LEMONS ONIONS ORANGES
600,59 99 c ::99