UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

             SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
             Release No. 40899 / January 7, 1999

             Administrative Proceeding File No. 3-9802

             CEASE-AND-DESIST AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED
             AGAINST FOUR TRANSFER AGENTS FOR FAILING TO MAKE TIMELY YEAR
             2000-RELATED DISCLOSURE

             In the Matter of Alpha Tech Stock Transfer Trust, Greenfield
             Fund, Inc., Manor Investment Funds, Inc. and United Stock
             Transfer, Inc.

                  On January 7, the Commission instituted public
             administrative and cease-and-desist proceedings against four
             transfer agents for failing to timely file all or part of
             Form TA-Y2K.  The Form is designed to provide the Commission
             and the public with important information concerning the
             transfer agent’s efforts to ensure that its computer systems
             are prepared for the Year 2000.  Filings were required to be
             made on August 31, 1998, with the Commission.  Certain
             transfer agents were required to file Part I of the Form, a
             series of yes/no, multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank
             questions, and if not exempt, Part II of the Form that
             required narrative answers.

                  The SEC's Order alleges that as of December 8, 1998:
             (a) Greenfield Fund, Inc., located in Old Greenwich,
             Connecticut, which was required to file Part I of Form TA-
             Y2K, failed to do so; (b) Alpha Tech Stock Transfer, Inc.,
             located in Salt Lake City, Utah, and United Stock Transfer,
             Inc., located in Englewood, Colorado, which were required to
             file both Parts I and II of Form TA-Y2K, had filed Part I
             but failed to file Part II; and (c) Manor Investment Funds,
             Inc., located in West Chester, Pennsylvania, which was
             required to file both Parts I and II of Form TA-Y2K, had
             filed neither part.

                  A hearing will be held to determine whether these
             allegations are true, and, if so, to determine what remedial
             sanctions are appropriate and in the public interest.