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i Page 6 e-qbsporpts.> bowling MOTOR1NG with Mike Burgess The Electric Car concept is nothing new, but researchers at Sony in Tokyo have corne up wvith a metal fuel battery which is being used to power an exper- imental car and which does not need per iodle recharging. Metal fuel batter- ies have been used in space projects, buit they have been unacceptbble for consumer use because of the high cost of noble metal catalyst. The Sony battery uses powý.dered zi nc f uel and oxygen gas electrodes which require only a small amount of silver catalyst. The zinc is supplied continuously to the elctrodes, using the electrolyte as a carrier. The electrolyte is fed for a period of about 8 seconds, follow.ed by a rest of 52 seconds. During the feed per iod, some of the zinc particles carried by the electrolyte are trapped on the elec- trodes and current can be drawvn dur- i ng t he res t per iod, consum ing the zinc fuel. Dr. Hideo Baba, of the Battery Re- searchand Development group at Sony Research Centre, says one of the mer- its of the fuel battery system is that the fuel and the electrolyte can be re---. generated easily by electrolytic pro- cesses. One of the big features is the low initial cost on a mass production basis the pr ice w il1 be under $100. @VOLKSWAGENS 72'S PROM $2292 Have Your Own VW Diagnosed ut PICKERING CAR CENTRE LIOS OPEN THURSDAY TILL 10 P.M. GOOD, USED. RECONDITIONED V.W.'s ALWAYS IN STOCK GOOD SELECTION 0F USED DONIESTIC CARS C ERTIF IED READY TO GO Spring is Arcund the Corner "lTIME TO TRADE" For the Best Possible Deal on a New or Used Volkswagen TRY us '69 Vauxhal one owner,low rnileage 1 $1095. ic. 353-32A "67 Dodue Paloa $995. P. B. P. S. radio l ic. 712-37P "66 Plymouth FuryJI.$185. Auto Radio l ic. 712-39P SaWiIne Rd., Ajax 942-1881 839«5050 Dragwvay Plark, Cayuga, has now officially opened for the season, but due to a combination of unusually cold weather, and cars not yet prepared local drag racers have not been in the running. Bryan Keith of Ajax wvas at Cayuga opening day break ing his new 426 c. i. hemi motor. Eryants Super Stock 'D' Au tom atic Road Runner weighs in at 3638 1bs. and hasa'tCl1oakes prepared1 h em i i n'place of 1last years '440-six pack'. lncidentally, Don Claokes villl be driving the S. S. 'E'. A. Hemi-Cuda. Anyway, B3ryan tellîsme that if the tra- ction is as good this Sundayas it has been in the past, he will be "1putting his foot in itt" and hopes to have elap- s e d t i mes in the mid-eleven seconds bracket with speeds over 120 mph. Also this Sunday the sixteenth at Dragway Park wil11 be featured 16 Funny Cars. That's right, sixteen, six sec- ond s 1 ingshots (sporting fibreglass bodies) wlth a combined horse power of over 24Y 000. While we're on the subject of drag- racers, I would like to send out a plea toanyone who has a garage they would I ike to loan or rent out. Gary Van stone and Jim Lawlor ( two local resident racerswhowere featured in my March 9 column ) fînd that their garage has been sol dout f rom under them, and wlith their race car not yet completed are faced with a real problem. If anyone can beof ass i stance to th is respon s ibl e r a c ing team, pl1ease con tac t Gary or Jim at 660-5760 ( evenings ) Food for thought to leave you with courtesy of Lester B.Pearson; Fail- ures are made by those who fai I to dare NOT by those who dare to fail. 'TII next week, Happy Motoring! I N.H.L. PLAY-OFF Wifl $6rOOO TICKETS 668-4168 Ont. lic. 120064 5-pin WHITBY MENS, LEAGUE (WEINESDAY) HIGHTRIPLE: D.Walker 807, 311. G.Houghland 802e 303. R.Vallant 777, 313. R.Childs 768, 325. S.Martin757, 286. A. Vanderende751, 281. R. No bl1e 729, 279. G. Woodcock 727, 283. K. King 717, 252. L.Denyer 714, 281. HIGH SINGLE: R.Murray 299, A. Ritz 297, Hans Zimmer 284, T. Ainsworth 270, G. Denyer 268, M. Childerhose 262, G. Parfitt 262, 'N. Vesters 259, K.Crossland 258, B.Pentesco 257. TEAM STANDING: Shorty & Son Bliliards 21, A&T Motors 20, Harold Hughes B.P. 18, Don's Spur Service 16, Mitton Electric 16, J.E3.Mc MullanReal Estate 15, B & R Transport 14, Pic- kering G. S. 14, Royal Hotel 14, Gus Brown Mot- ors 14, Mifflin's Barber Shop 14, Whitby Dodge 13, Hookers 10, Duff's Towing Serv. 2. CANDY NWL LEAGUE SECTION PINFALL. Allsorts 20,3084, Gumdrops 1 8,y3 0 0, Humbugs 20, 025, Jel ly Beans 18, 928. Life Saversl19, 014, Maple Buds 18, 845, Pepper- mints 19542, Smarties 19,141. TRIPLES: over 500: M. Brooks 690, F.Lott 679, E. Avi son 670, M. L intner 656, M. Farq uahar 645, J.- Co0x 6 22, F. Kalar 609, R. Roberts 602, P. Da v ie 5 98, B. ChilIds 595, J. Laundry 579, S. G o1 d ri1ck 578, G. Sanfor-d 571, Marg Sturgess 552, M. McLaughl in 550, A. Bradley 547, M. Sno- ddy 541, D. Gough 539, D. Kehoe 536, A. Barker 524, A. Powell 522, Marion Sturgess 531, A. Labanovi ch 529, H. Moore 529, E. Jeppensen 520: F. Par son 516, D. MooreS514, 1. Farndal1e 507, B. Plaskitt 504. P.Millen 501. SINGLESover 200: M. Lintner 303, B. Childs 297 M. Brooks 283, 216, R. Roberts 264, S. Goldrick 256, F.Lott 254, 253, M. Farquhar 250, 241 , E. Avison 240, 222, 208, F. Kalar 237, 230, G. San- ford 235, A. Bradley 230, P. Davie 225, 214, J. Cox 225, 200, M.McLaughlin 220, F.Parsons 215, Marlon Sturgess 212, D.Moore 210, Marg Sturgess 210, J. Laundry 205, 201, A.EBaker 20l. Uàdits' floWor Leagme TEAM POINTS: Lilacs 22, Bluebel Is 17, Orchids 23, Carnations 10, violets 6, Peinies 9, Tulips il, Gardenias 22. HIGH TRIPLES: Mary EllIiott 825 (221, 276. 338>, Mary AmelI 631 (218, 151, 262), Ruth W/eatherail 723 (266, 298, 169), FredaMcCoy 616 ( 225, 253) Doris Woîowec 743 ( 249, 259, 235), Florence McFadden 627 ( 252, 231 ), Marg Armitage 634 (182, 229, 223), Mary Reed 608 (200, 238, 170), Ev Curtis 600 ( 173, 220, 207). HIGH SINGLES: Doris Stannett 242, Annie Har- tford 204, Agnes Schipper 248, Ann Henderson 2 0 0,Je an Broder ick 202, Kenore Nokes 219, Dorothy McRae 21 6, Ruby Lee 208, Gwen Brear 202, Phyllis Warman 237, Marg Connelly 206, Marie Vallieres 206, Babe Duggan 207, 244, D. LeBlanc 210, Shirley Batton 200, Masie Graves 205, Janet Vernon 218, Muriel Mcllwain 219, M. Hutchings2î5, WillyPovinsky 203, Thelma Keo- ghan 204. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELISI LEAGUE HIGH TRIPLES: Matt Kolsteren 735 (162, 320, 253) Paul Frendo-Cumbo Sr. 715 (307, 232,176) Fran Schatzmann 679 (185, 229, 265) Paul Frendo-Cum- bo Jr. 737 (158, 257, 222), Len B3roderick,626, (291,174,161) Mary Donahue 626 (221, 216, 189), Gary DeSim io 615 (153, 184, 278), Richard Seko 603 (1997 212, 191 ), Roland Chiasson 592 ( 207, 242, 142), Agnes Schroer 591 (171, 232, 188). Gel ina Aucoin 585 (171, 251, 163), AI Creech 583 (160, 241, 182). H 1 G H S I N GLES: Nancy Johnston 240, Rober t Godfrey 233, Mike Engel 232, Sonja Hanley 230, Dor oth t LeBlanc 219, Kerry Kirby 218, Anna Gaudet 214, AIllan Qerton 207, Lawrence Myette 206, Donna Conl in 206, Ric Arbour 206. Pl AY-OFF PINFALL: Group 1 - Fuddle Duddles 3360, Ups & Downs 3139, Two + Four 3101, Screwball1s 3097. Group2 - Sixth Dimension 3192, Hurricanes 3159 Misfits 3101, Holy Bowlers 3039. r&»f t 4down #yo/' aieye0. Summer Leagues . MOW FORMINO 'G Ladies - Mens- Mfixed Leagues / MAY Sth. COUNTY BOWL 668-265118 Byron St. N. WHITBY- a"