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SHAREHOLDERS FOR TOMORROW                          614 BROADWAY
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                           URGENT - WE NEED YOUR HELP

                    PLEASE VOTE THE ENCLOSED GREEN CARD TODAY

        Contrary to what First Financial's incumbent board would have you
believe, our fight is not over who should be the Fund's advisor. It never has
been. We have absolutely no plans to oust Wellington Management and Nick Adams
as the Fund's advisor. We have been pleased with Nick Adams' investment
direction and have been satisfied with Nick and Wellington since we started
investing in the Fund. This is in fact the reason we bought the Fund in the
first place.

        We told this to the incumbent board. However, the incumbents are trying
to re-direct your attention from the real issues and create a false impression
that we want to change the way the Fund invests. Simply stated, the incumbents
want you to be distracted from the issues that should truly concern you. These
issues are straightforward:

>>       The incumbents are too busy to mind the Fund's business. The incumbent
         directors each serve on 74 or more boards. How can one person serve on
         74-plus boards and, at the same time, have the time to adequately
         oversee Fund operations and assure shareholders that no shenanigans are
         being pulled and no corporate malfeasance occurs?

>>       We have the financial incentive to mind the store. Shareholders for
         Tomorrow consists of the five largest shareholders of the Fund, with
         more than 39% of the Fund's stock. Quite simply, we have the greatest
         financial incentive to ensure that the Fund's performance is strong. In
         contrast, the incumbent directors own only a handful of shares.

>>       They rely on unfair rules. The incumbents embrace rules that say they
         get to keep their jobs forever even if they don't get a single vote.
         Their rule requires a majority of the Fund's outstanding shares to
         elect a director. Thus, even if a challenger gets 11.8 million votes -
         49% - and the incumbents get zero, the incumbents stay in office! In a
         world where only 60% to 70% of shareholders actually vote in an
         election, obtaining a majority of the total outstanding shares is at
         best a challenge and at worst an impossibility. With your help, we can
         overcome even this huge hurdle.

Under the bylaws endorsed by the incumbents, you are stuck with them until
they've grown tired or bored of their positions and resign, regardless of what
they do or not do. Is this what you want? Perpetual directors? Is this a rule
you would hide behind? Why let your directors hide behind it? Is this rule in
the best interest of shareholders, or only in the best interest of directors who
want to protect their cozy relationships with the people that selected them for
the other 74-plus boards (not to mention preserving the director fees that go
along with them). What happened to corporate democracy and accountability? This
kind of rule is not fair and must not stand. We want directors who think like
owners and listen to the owners.

        We are close and need your help. Despite breaking the law in an effort
to deny us simple information so we can communicate with shareholders (we
stopped them in court), despite misleading information suggesting we want to
fire Nick Adams, and despite their unfair rules, we are close to the 50% mark.
We need your help to get the rest of the way. Help us. Vote yes on the green
card today.


                            Take back your boardroom!


                   VOTE YES ON THE ENCLOSED GREEN PROXY CARD.


         The election is only days away. Please take a minute to sign, date and
return the enclosed proxy card now. Shareholders for Tomorrow recommends that
you vote for the alternate slate of nominees, Dr. Dean Jacobson and Mr. Joel
Looney. Your help is essential, so please vote now. If you have any questions or
need assistance in voting your shares, please contact MacKenzie Partners, Inc.,
who is assisting in the solicitation, toll-free at (800) 322-2885. Even if you
have already voted, please vote again to make sure your vote is counted.