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GREENWICH, CT
Volume XIV Winter 1999
Tally Ho!
Here is the summary of the bidding and winnings for the 1998 Waverly. This Newsletter would like to thank
Commissioner Hakes for his fine effort organizing the 1998 Tournament, as well as Rudy for the towels, Woody for
the Waverly and Von Brotzman hats, Ray & Stan for the meat and cooking duties.
He explained that he went over to the cow pasture but could not find his ball. He noticed a cow wringin g her tail in
obvious pain. He went over and lifted her tail and saw a golf ball solidly embedded.
It was a yellow Titleist so he knew it was not his. Just then a woman comes out of the bushes apparently searching for
her lost golf ball. The helpful male golfer lifted the cow’s tail and asked “Does this look like yours?” and that was the
last thing he could remember.
Trivia
Who won the 1994 World Series? Consider yourself a baseball whiz, George Will status, if you can name the MVP.
They Said It
From Charles Munger - Some people dream of success while others wake up and work hard at it everyday.
Newsletter 1
Waverly Portfolio
Recommended Buy Price 02/12/99 Profit Comments
IBM Summer 1995 $46 ½ $172 3/4 $126 Hold
Lockheed Martin Summer 1995 $29 ¾ $36 1/8 $7 Originally Loral
Ingersoll Rand Summer 1997 $41 2/3 $49 ¼ $8 Hold
McDonalds Winter 1997 $43 1/2 $81 1/3 $38 Great 2 year results
Paychex Winter 1997 $19 1/3 $44 11/16 $25 Excellent 2 year results
Berkshire Hathaway B Winter 1998 $1860 $2374 $514 Hold
Nike Winter 1998 $43 7/8 $49 11/16 $6 Hold
(All stock prices adjusted for splits. Prices courtesy of www.bigcharts.com)
Women
Things a wife should say:
Deadbeats
The two individuals that only gave Ricky Lee a $125 deposit still owe him $25. Please come forward, he already lost
enough on the weekend.
Newsletter 2
Some Details on the 1999 Waverly
Ricky Lee is in tense negotiations with the Sea Trails Resort & Plantation to finalize the cost. Here is what we know to date:
Newsletter 3