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To: sibe who wrote (5782)4/22/1998 8:02:00 PM
From: JDN  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 10786
 
Dear Sipe: I have been to many shareholders meetings and no two are the same. However, I would think that the ALYD meeting would be rather informal and they likely will not have any hard rules as to entering. Technically only shareholders and I suppose their spouses are entitled to join the meeting. However, these smaller companies usually have difficulty getting anyone to attend and welcome all. Only shareholders may vote though. Options are only options dont mean a thing to Alyd until you exercise them. Hope this helps. JDN

ps: I would take my proxy with me to the meeting. If you dont have it any longer take your brokerage advice just in case. Very likely wont be needed but good to have along if asked.



To: sibe who wrote (5782)4/22/1998 8:35:00 PM
From: P. Ramamoorthy  Respond to of 10786
 
sibe - JDN told you a lot.

Plus, they usually send information with the proxy how to get a pass for attending the meeting. If it is necessary to get one, call the investor relations and follow their directions.

You wouldn't see a list of shareholders, unless you own more than 6% or so. Ram


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