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FOR THE ONLY CANDIDATE WHO CAN SIT FOR HURON-BRUCE AS
A NIEMBER OF THE PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT.
ELECT .
ntuRstm,Y, 19thr 1963 Iran sgpSsga4 POST GRUGOILIII, ONTARIO
00E07. !I HURON COUNTY
PE,I)ERATION NEWS
Jno, W. ZIliott, ,Ore.
it. W. Carbert, secretary-man-
ager of the Ontario Federation
of Agriculture, has announced
the appointment of Sydney
"Syd" Kleiman to the field staff
of the O.F.A. Mr. Kleinian's
territory will include the coun-
ties of Oxford, Waterloo, Brant,
Norfolk, llaldimand, Welland,
Lincoln and Wentworth, where
he will work under the supervi-
sion of Ray Hergott, Director
of Field Services.
Mr. Kleiman, who is 35 years
of age, has been connected with
farming since he was four years
old. Born in Toronto, the lam-
ily moved to Norfolk County fol-
lowing the death of his father.
They have specialized in tobae
co farming and the production
of Christmas trees. Syd attend-
ed Simeoe High School.
Taking an active part in com-
munity affairs and farm organ-
izatitat work, he is, at the pres-
ent time, the President of the
Charlotteville Township Federa-
tion of Agriculture, and Presi-
dent of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce in the town of Sim-
eoe, and has been active in lo-
cal Red Feather campaigns.
From July l959 to July 1962,
he served as a director of the
Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco
Growers' Marketing Board and
at the present time he repres-
ents Norfolk County as a com-
mitteeman to the Ontario Wheat
Producers Association.
While Mr, Kleinman's prim-.
ary interest has been the pro-
on W e nes ay
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duction of tobacco and •ChriSt-
mas trees he is. well versed ifs
Other phases of agriculture.
Through his activities in the
Christmas tree business, he has
travelled extensively, both in.
Ontario and in adjoining States
"of the U.S.A. Syd and a brother
have bought large quantities of
Christmas trees for the export
trade.
"Syd" Kleiman accepts his
new Positioti as a challenge. He
enjoys meeting people, He likes
to engage in discussions of
fatm problems and is particu-
larly interested in leadership
training and all phases of adult
education.
The Ontario Federation of .
Agriculture now has a field
service department, consisting
Of its director, Ray Hergott, and
his staff of six competent field-
men. Through this field staff
the Federation is prepared to
serve its membership all across
the length and breadth of this
province. Member organitations
are urged to utilize the services
Of the field. staff. These men
are available to render compe-
tent •a8SiStatite. in such ardas as
organizational activities, leadi
erxhip training, rural redevel-
opment disputes over assess-
ment, taxation, leasing, expro-
priation or easement of farm
properties or any problems
which may confront rural peo-
ple who are members of local
federation or member organiza-
tions, If and when a solution
cannot be found at the local
or regional level, the mem-
bers of the field staff will bring
the matter to the attention of
the OntariO Federation of Agri-
culture for appropriate action.
Bob Eaton, RR 1, Dorchester,
is tieldman for Counties of
Ifuron, Perth, Kent, Lambton,
Elgin and Middlesex.
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