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Whats fritter burger Fast food trade may find By PAT GUERGIS Examiner Staff Reporter An industrial engineer living in Barrie has decided to market his own food productthe frit ter burger combination of pure beef rice spices and onions the pro duct will be marketed as fast food or frozen heatandserve item Ray Demiray of Chieftain Crescent says he decided to market his own food product because he and his wife had found similar food times in the frozen food sections of super markets and we didnt like them too much The idea came to me to in troduce good tasty product to the market for families such as ours he says This product contains no artificial material at all No preservatives no col or and no artificial flavor My aim is to keep the nature of the flavor as it should be For this reason Demiray says the fritter burger can be taken out of the freezer used for lunch and the leftovers can be saved for dinner or used the next day It is good hot or cold he says used to work at it in the daytime and then when my wife came home from work would have her test all the different ways had prepared it Demiray recalls After while she would say no more they are all beginning to taste the same Demiray says he has pages of records he kept on the testing done in his kitchen Blends of spices cooking times and temperatures and combina tions for the breading are some 20f the characteristics which had to be perfected TASTE IMPORTANT Ihe taste is very important and if the product is not processed properly the taste is not the same he says The calorie cormt has been kept low Demiray says and when the packaging is com pleted the calorie count will likely be included in informa tion about the contents realize that people want to know what is in something they buy and have kept the amount of fat low he says There is only small bit of margarine in it out soon Vegetable oil is used for fry ing the fritter burger which is shaped like fish bar The burger is about inches long and about oneandahalf inches square Demiray says he loves to cook and often has Turkish friends call up to ask him to prepare some of the dishes from recipes his mother used While have friends here test my fritter burger on them It has been tested with mustard catchup and mayon naise and it is good each way he says The more you eat the more you like it is the main com ment people who have tried the new foodDemiraysays PURE BEEF Supermarket ground beef is not good enough for Demirays product he says Even the minimum fat con tent of the meat in most stores is not low enough so buy my own meat and grind it Right now am designing machine to produce fritter burgers on small scale production Demiray plans to introduce his product at the Barrie Fair Right now he is btsy making up questionnaries to be answered by those whotry it He said he was advised by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Industry to hire con sulting firm but since that prov ed too expensive the next best thing is doing the consumer research himself havent really encountered too many problems yet he says So far sogood began by finding out what the different regulations were for different levels of govern ment The ministry of industry and tourism suggested that should have some idea of what the public thought of the pro duct as my friends might be biassed had to apply to the Simcoe County Health United to 710 duce the product in my Jvm home and to introduce it to large amounts of people was also required to apply to City Hall for permission to operate out of my home CITY APPROVAL Council gave approval on June 27 and sent letter to the Simcoe County District Health Unit saying the city is not op Ray Demiray and his fritter burgers posed to Demiray processing fritter burgers in his own home on atrial basis to establish con sumer demand For the time being Demiray will produce the food item in his kitchen but if consumer response is good he hopes to open processing plant in Bar me love living here in Barrie Its nice quiet friendly Dispute over uranium cartel goes before House of Lords LONDON CP Rio Tinto Zinc Corp RTZ multinational company with major holdings in Canada was anted leave this week to appeal to the House of Lords against an order requiring it to give evidence in US court investigating charges of an in ternational cartel among uranium producers Three law lords sitting as the House of Lorv ds appeal committee heard more than five hours of testimony before granting RTZ stay of execution of an order requiring com pany executives to testify at US embassy hearing in London The stay is until full House of Lords ap peal can be convened in October The RTZ appeal was supported by British SolicitorGeneral Peter Archer who told the lawlords hope that Her Majestys government will take steps to prevent this embarrassment HAS BEEN WARNEI have been severely wamed that should not disclose in public all the facts that know Archer said it was not an issue of public policy in which the British government was directly concerned but it could be that the government would find its relations with other countries affectedm particularly Canada major uranium supplier While Archer did not name the countries which sought British government in tervention in the case sources close to the situation identified them as France Australia and Canada place says Demiray who has also lived in Toronto for one year after coming to Canada eight years ago from Turkey Demiray works at Fahramet in Willie and his wife Ayla works at the Barrie Public Library The couple has threeyearold son Bora Demiray 33 is planning to develop sauce for his fritter burger labor department this week was 86 per cent 95 business notes Wage hikes ease in second quarter JITAWA CP Wage settlements in the second three months of 1977 moderated to an average annual rate of in crease of eight per cent show statistics released by the The comparable figure for the first quarter of the year The figures are based on an analysis of collective agree ments covering 500 or more workers outside the construction industry These are the larger and usually tougher bar gaining units which can demand better wage terms 55 In the construction industry settlements so far this year have been even more moderate with several recently concluded lgirge ones providing for firstyear raises of bet It will be mildly spiced like the burger he says The burger will likely sell between $140 and $160 pound Demiray says and will come in ounce patties One and two pound packages will be available My product contains protein from the meat rice and onionit is definitely good in nutrition he says the examiner Saturday July 30 1977 13 New bill aims at more jobs little noticed bill passed at Queens Park during the recent session marks new and improved approach to the unemployment problem says George Taylor MPP for Sim coe Centre Discussion of the unemployment issue in Canada usually centres on what type of policies or what specific initiatives govern ment will undertake to reduce the ranks of the unemployed the Conservative member says in report He says tax dollars are needed to fund such employment aid programs such as LIP Winter Works and Young Canada Works In times of restraint and severe infla tionary pressures government have fewer resources to reduce unemployment significanty he says Taylor says new strategy is needed one which requires less public spending and the establishment of direct link between invest ment and unemployment Towrards this end the Ontario Govemment has passed bill the Registration of Venture Investment Corporations Act which is new means to raise private investment into an in vestment starved economy and in the long run hopefully create more jobs In Ontario as in the rest of Canada we are going to need millions and millions of dollars in the coming decade to deVeiop in novative technologies to expand existing small businesses and to market new inven tions and to fund research and development on new ideas he says The ground rules for forming venture in vestment company are very stringent VIC mtst issue and hold working capital of $250000 or more and must be registered with the consumer and commercial relations ministry Otherwise the founding company cannot claim its risk capital as legitimate deduction from its taxable income VIC must also have invested and at all times maintain 60 per cent of its working capital in eligible investment That amount increases to 80 per cent after one year The VIC cannot hold more than 40 per cent of the equity in small business and cannot use the money to buy land or to be lent outside Canada Still further an eligible investment is small business whose 90 per cent or more assets are situated in Ontario and whose wages and salaries are paid to Ontario residents says Taylor The results un doubtedl will lead to the possible creation of new jobsjobs more permanent and having strong inducement in making Ontarios pro ducts more competitive in international markets GEORGE TAYLOR praises legislation Are you nondrinker Are you getting your car and house insurance cheaper than your friends who drink If you arent you should be Mallory Insurance Agen cthd Barrie is offering total abstainers insurance policy for nondrinkers which is 20 per cent cheaper than regular coverage Wib Mallory and his son Dan operate the insurance company and say they have been dealin with abstainers coverage for years but feel that it is not widely known tht such coverage is available Besides the 20 per cent sav ing there is also further five percent reduction after four years and another 10 per cent reduction after five accident free years Dan says An accident of up to $1000 damage is allowed without in creases in insurance rates also Is an applicant for abstainers insurance investigated to see if he really drinks or not No An applicant fills out and application form and we cover them We operate on the honor system and take customers word that he is an absainer What is to stop drinker from getting the insurance by lying about the fact that he partakes of alcholic beverages DANGEROUS TO LIE Its trust agreement The client is to fill out an applica tion which asks for references of someone who could vouch for the fact that the client does not drink Lips that touch liquor kiss tis deal goodbye New restaurant in town Port of Barrie 18 Dunlop West opened its doors Wednesday to the people of Barrie and area The new owners Bill Revelis right and Tom Kiamos not shown say they are offer ing familytype restaurant to please everyone Mayor Ross Archer left and city alder man Janice Laking Ross Stephens and Del Cole were all on hand to assist in the ribbon cutting ceremony Irene Donaghy is hostess of the restaurant which is open from pin to am Examiner Photo Another source said earlier that while WCPHSIXBII seven I09r cenL Dan Mallory says person Within the last week the Foreign and Canada did not bring diplomatic pressure Th0 innillmn rate 01 the 12 months ending in June was 78 who is covered by the total abs Commonwealth Office has received represen to bear that country hasmfor the last two Xlccnt miners policy was involved in tations from certain foreign govemments yearskept the British government informed an accident and proved to have Your raisirgg questioiis relating tqfthis action of the Canadian position on the matter New Oil fl nancmg been drinking at the time would bustTess ose ques ions may ect re ations Canada and Australia havv passed laws to be ve of the United Kingdom with friendly foreign prevent their own companies from providing ALGARY Cpt Dome PamleumLtd IS expected to min 13 ang p051 governments who would feel embarrassed if any material to US grand jury in compiete ageemenLswnhm afew weeks thch wmprowde Lower rates are available this evidence were aven and who therefore vestigation into the cartel charges Sea explorduon program for home owners coverage as The Calgarybased company has been trying to interest we sm°king and drinking By VINCENT EGAN tendance 0f Six 01 the 12 AL Clues 381 year Bringing in the sun Researcher at RCA laboratories in Princeton NJ examines array of plastic lenses used to concentrate suns energy on tiny silicon solar cells to produce electricity directly from sunlight The experimental Silowatt system which continually turns itself to the sun to maximize output ls expected to significantly reduce the cost of electricity produced by silicon solar cells Photo the oil industry pleted in August Commerce YongeSt buflder seeshope TORONTO GP To Law rcnce Shankman downtown Yonge Street is far from be coming an area of decay and corruption In fact Shankman president of Consolidated Building Corp says he is going to build several hundred townhouses and con dominium apartments in areas close to the downtown stretch of the street Shankrnan told the com panys annual meeting of shareholders this week that some of the buildings will qualify for government assisted financing He said he is not deterred by those who criticize the deplor able state of Yonge Street the proliferation of bodyrub parlors porno shops and other sexrelated businesses and the criminal elements they at tract AAA AA other firms in participating in the $120million exploration program which began earlier this month The officials said the company is making good headway in recruiting financial participation from other members of While declining to name the companies the officials said some firms have already committed themselves to the pro gram and contract negotiations are expected to be com Wants master contract TORONTO CP Jackie Ainsworth secretary of the United Bank Workers local of the Service Office and Retail Workers Union of Canada says the union will be asking Canadian banks to negotiate master contract covering all branches for which the local is bargaining agent The local has been certified as bargaining agent for five branches in British Columbia Four are branches of the Bank of Montreal and one of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Congratulations to Joyce Lalonde of Queen St for recognizing last weeks 1954 Dodge covertible She gets 810 gift certificate good at Brass and Glen send the make and year of the car shown above hint the combined are the cause of many home fires and ac cidents Dan says coverage is available for husband or wife whose spouse is drinker If one of the family vehicles is driven only by the non drinker we can cover that vehi cle but home coverage is doubt ful Dans says as far as he knows Mallory Insurance is the only Barrie company dealing with the Burlingtonbased Total Abstainers Insurance Com pany The younger Mallory says many people with medical pro blems such as ulcers who can not drink alcohol come to the firm for insurance coverage wheels of yesteryear Business and Consumer Affairs Analyst Thomson News Service Talking to Peter Bavasi is bit like pitching batting practice to Ron Fairly You throw question then duck Bavasi is the enthusiastic business head of brandnew American League baseball team the Toronto Blue Jays that is setting field performance of its allround allstar Ron Fairly the team has the poorest wonlost 3ercentage370of the 26 major league teams This will be the most financially suc cessful firstyear franchise team in baseball history Bavasi said in an interview At the midseason break for the annual all star game Blue Jays home attendance record is 1020000 That isnt far behind the AL leadersNew York Yankees and Boston Red Sox and nearly on par with the Kan sas Citv Royals It exceeds the fullyear at make is no longer in production to Wheels of Yesteryear The Examiner Box 370 Barrie Ont L4M 4T6 The winner will be the first correct entry chosen in random draw at noon Thursday and is about onethird higher than the first half 1977 crowds drawn by the Seattle Mariners this years other AL expansion team In the initial season of the Montreal Expos 199 total attendance was 12100 with team that had 321 average SQUEEZE PLAY Like other professional sports major league baseball is essentially monopoly business since teamowners control the num ber of franchises Bavasa quickly denies any suggestion that the Blue Jays are the home team for Anglo phone Canada however in the sense that the Boston Red Sox are for New England The Toronto and Seattle franchises ex panding the AL to record 14 teams from eight as recently as 1960 were awarded by existing clubowners in the face of court ac tion by the interested Seattle parties and the likelihood that the rival National League would expand into the rich southem Ontario market The price of the Toronto franchise and the cost of acquiring 25 mostly inexperienced ball players minimum salary $19000 came to $7 million Another 32 million went for other costs that are inevitable in the startup of any large business Three investors supplied the initial capital Labatts Breweries of Canada Ltd 45 per cent Montreal businessman Howard Web ster 45 per cent the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 10 per cent Bavasi predicts that the Blue Jays will draw total attendance of 18 million in 1977 and will end the season with modest profit In 1976 only two AL teamsCalifornia and Kansas City Cityand seven NL teams said they made profit HARD SELL The sale of television rights to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp has brought the Blue Jays about $1 million But both expansion teams must wait three years before sharing in United Statesnetwork television revenues half of which go to the commissioner of baseball with the rest divided equally among all teams in both leagues For any iven Bue Jays home game poten tial atte ance at Exhibition Stadium is 40000 and potential yoss ticket revenues swoon total of 8011 season tickets worth 54 million were sold for this years schedule But its been long time since any baseball team relied solely on individual ticket sales for its revenues