the real cause for concern, page-13

Hi Auag,


You are just going to have to settle down and face reality. IMHO, to them we are just shareholders and loyalty just seems to be a one way street.Not the best way to sum up the situation, but sadly thats about all that I can make of it.

As previously stated, some years ago I was advised by a very respected journalist to take what I thought to be a serious complaint to the Shareholders Association and then failing a suitable response, to Corporate Affairs. Well big deal I got nowhere.How you vent your frustrations,I don,t know.

I live in hope that Management will someday change and should this eventually come to pass I will be one of the first back on board.But until until that day comes I am happy to be just an observer, as I am sure many others are.

I can vividly recall receiving a phone call from the late and very respected Jim Lynch when they started to climb from a very lowly 4 cents to 11 cents. This time they are on their way he said, and so they were, but something happened along the way , they ran out of steam.

Takeovers are costly and I for one would have preferred to see production and share price increase before attempting to take on more responsibilities and likely problems.


Karlene