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To: Michael M who wrote (8005)	3/7/1999 12:10:00 AM
From: Linda Pearson	Respond to of 10072

Mike, <1. If anyone attended last year's annual meeting, would you please describe what opportunities there were to question top management about shareholder issues.> The floor was officially opened to questions from shareholders. One had to raise their hand to get picked. There was not an over abundance of questions, but, not everyone got chosen. After a certain amount of time, they closed the opportunity. Questions were answered as best they could. I do believe that before the meeting you probably could have cornered somebody in the hall. Since this was not something that I had done, I don't know to what extent they were dealing with issues. Had wanted to ask a question myself during the meeting......never raised my hand. The butterflies and the heart palpitations caused me to refrain.......due to my extreme shyness <G>. Any other questions??? Linda

To: Michael M who wrote (8005)	3/7/1999 8:09:00 AM
From: Michael Coley	Respond to of 10072

RE: Questions at Annual Meeting >> 1. If anyone attended last year's annual meeting, would you please describe what opportunities there were to question top management about shareholder issues. << As Linda said, they did open the floor to investor questions. Despite the butterflies, I raised my hand, was called on, and asked two or three quick questions. I also took the opportunity to visit with Tyler Thatcher, Susan Stillings, and Jim Sierk after the meeting. They were all very helpful and answered many questions. I won't be able to be there this year, but would highly recommend it for anyone who has never been to a shareholder meeting. - Michael Coley - wwol.com