Thanks for your reply. I find this of interest and, when time permits, explore the issue more.

Hi, OGW. Regarding the name that should be assigned the station at 243 Dundas St W in Thamesford: The instructions beside the name field of the station record in the MSL are: "We ask that stations be listed by their most recognizable name. For example, when someone sees the station for the first time, what is the name they will be looking for? For example, if there is a station in your area known as 'Bob's Auto' that happens to sell CITGO fuel, but the station doesn't prominently display the brand of fuel, just list the station name as 'Bob's Auto'." When the FS Partners sign is installed, it will be appropriate to indicate FS Partners as the name of the station.

"We have done numerous studies . . [high test gas] . . " ---> This is interesting. Are these results available/written anywhere ? or just in a notebook or brain ? I would like to study them. Surely auto Co.s must have done this also. Is any of this available ? Thanks.

By the way, there is a website that lists station that sell ethanol-free fuel. I added R & S Service Centre about a month ago. Visit: http://pure-gas.org/station?station_id=11522 I've had some interesting discussions with Ray Eaton about ethanol. Regards, Bucky

Hi, OGW. I changed the name of your favourite station to "R & S Service Centre". It's a bit premature to post it as "FS Partners" because until the sign goes up, visitors to Thamesford can't find the station.

Thanks for clarification on FS vs. Macs in Thamesford. Why haven't you added the macs station to gasbuddy so people won't make this mistake? It's up to us reporters to do that, not the companies. I looked around for the FS station while I was at macs and, since I couldn't see it, figured the macs must be owned by FS.

Thanks buddy

Today is SHEP20715 birthday....wish him a H.B.

Hi buddy, A happy holiday season to you and yours

Thanks for the information, i thought the jet fuel was more inflamable