Re: Celtics to pay shareholders $25 to $35 per share - AP

["Greg Odegaard" <grodeg@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This describes my stock ownership to a T. A great item to own, along with
the very in-depth annual reports that tricked in every year.

Another passing of the torch so to speak, one that hopefully and likely will
be for the better.

Vin this, PP that, Antoine to play something, Delk is cool, yada yada.

I must admit though that all this Celtics talk has tuckered this poor
"Scandihoovian" out.

That is silly speak for those whom actually assume that Scandinavians aren't
the light hearted bunch that we are, kind of like "Norsky" for Norwegian. If
you can't laugh at yourself.............or maybe don't take yourself too
seriously, as hard as that might be for some to imagine.

Just like my Grandma always said; "You can always tell a Norwegian, you just
can't tell them much".
Couldn't be more true, bless her heart.

Take care,
Greg
----- Original Message -----
From: <Douglas342@AOL.com>
To: <CeltsSteve@AOL.com>; <Celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 8:49 AM
Subject: Re: Celtics to pay shareholders $25 to $35 per share - AP


> I could care less what money I get out of this because I have my
certificate
> for 10 shares hanging on the wall.  I paid about $200 for those shares in
> 1995 and the certificate alone is almost worth it.  Now I have the
debenture
> and get an annual check for about $12, but the certificate for the
debenture
> doesn't have the parquet floor on it.
>
> In a message dated 10/7/02 9:41:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> CeltsSteve@AOL.com writes:
>
>
> > Shareholders who declined to transfer into the
> > partnership during a 1998 reorganization received a debenture for each
> > share,
> > which is essentially a bond with a $20 face value that comes due in 2038
> > and
> > must be provided for.
> >
> > But one shareholder said he didn't buy the team's arguments about the
> > debenture and said shareholders should have gotten more money.