Ontario Corp.

Victor Smith currently serves as president for CDS Engineering, LLC, president of Rave Precision, LLC, and the executive vice president of Ontario Corporation. Mr. Smith earned his bachelor of science degree from Colgate University in 1990 and his doctor of jurisprudence degree from The Catholic University of America in 1996.

Prior to joining CDS, Mr. Peavler operated Leopold Machine and Tool, which was purchased by CDS Group in 1995. Mr. Peavler has over thirty years of experience in the machining trade with Undergraduate work in Engineering and an Associate Degree in Machine Tool Technology.

Mr. Green previously served as Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Director of Operations and General Manager for CDS California before serving in his current capacity as Quality Manager. Prior to joining CDS in October 2001, Mr. Green worked for Saint-Gobain Semiconductor Equipment Company in various capacities. His tenure with Saint-Gobain began in 1991 as Engineering Manager followed by various positions in Manufacturing, Planning, Information systems and Operations Management. As an advocate of Lean Manufacturing Principles, Mr. Green was instrumental in the strategic development of operations with emphasis on business systems integration, new facilities projects and relocations.

Graduate of l'Ecole Polythechnique of Montreal in 1986, Benoit joins the family company, Du-For Scaffolding Inc., early. In 1991, he purchases the company that was the leader in the rental of tubular scaffolds in Quebec. In 1992, he meets the challenge to design and develop an access platform for the maintenance of the lanterns of the Biodome of Montreal. This new challenge stimulates him and he decides then to change the vocation of another family business, INTO (1972) Inc. INTO specializes in access systems of all kinds. Today, it is the most important company of its kind in Quebec. Benoit joined Hydro Mobile as Vice-President in January 2000. His scaffolding rental company, Du-For Inc., is also the Hydro Mobile distributor for Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces in Canada.

George Hatley Norton, Chaplain Born in Ontario Co., N. Y., 5/7/24; educated at Hobert College [N. Y.], 1838; law student; graduated Va. Theological Seminary. Ordained a deacon (Episcopal) 7/10/46, and a priest, 5/48. Rector: St. James, Warrenton, 1846-58; Trinity Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1858-59; and appointed to St. Paul's, Alexandria, 1859. Appointed Chaplain, 7/9/62; assigned to 17th Regt. Va. Inf. Resigned, 12/15/62. Temp. Rector, Grace Church, Lexington. Chaplain, R. E. Lee Camp, C. V., Alexandria. Rector, St. Paul's, Alexandria until his death, 9/15/93. Buried in St. Paul's Cemetery.

Michael T. Duerson, Director of Operations, holds a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Management from Purdue University. He has over 27 years of experience in the Aerospace, Automotive and Food manufacturing industries including working for such companies as Ontario Corporation, Borg Warner Automotive, RCM Industries, Rochester Gear Divison Newcor Corp, and Fair Oaks Farms. His experience is extensive in the areas of production, quality, sales, new product development, manufacturing engineering, capital planning and labor relations. The focus in Mike's career has been the creation, direction, and management of turnaround teams. These teams have been successful in substantially improving the bottom line. As a compassionate businessman, he prides himself on treating people with respect while improving productivity and manufacturing practices. Michael is the newest addition to the management team, joining us in July of 2004. As Director of Operations, he is responsible for strategic direction and implementation of the manufacturing techniques used in the Toyota manufacturing system and practice of Deming's philosophy (waste reduction and productivity optimization). He has a strong track record of improvement that follows him from Fair Oaks Farms including increased sales of 30% annually, improved productivity by over 105%, reduced downtime from 15.5% to 8% and reduced rework from 8.33% to 0.3% of pounds produced. His track record of success and improvement has made him a very welcome member of the Duerson Foods management team.