D.F. King Script


Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund



Proxy mailing sent to all shareholders: August 25, 1995
Mailing contained: ballot, proxy statement, president's letter & Bond
Fund prospectus
Record date: July 14, 1995
Meeting date: September 20, 1995


Opening comments:

"Hello, my name is ____________, and I am calling on behalf of
Oppenheimer Management Corporation.  Is this Mr./Mrs./Ms. __________?"
[if no, go to next paragraph][If yes] As an Oppenheimer Strategic
Investment Grade Bond Fund shareholder, you should have received a
proxy to vote on the proposed reorganization of Oppenheimer Strategic
Investment Grade Bond Fund into Oppenheimer Bond Fund.  I am simply
calling to urge you to vote because your vote is so important and to
answer any questions you may have as to how to cast your vote."

[If person not home] "Please leave a message that _______ called on
behalf of Oppenheimer Management Corporation regarding the proxy for
Oppenheimer Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund.  Mr./Mrs./Ms/________
can contact me at 1-800-XXX-XXXX if he/she has not received the proxy
or if there are any questions regarding how to cast his/her vote."

[If answering machine]: "Hello, my name is ____________, and I am
calling for (name) on behalf of Oppenheimer Management Corporation.  As
an Oppenheimer Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund shareholder, (name)
should have received a proxy to vote on the proposed reorganization of
Oppenheimer Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund into Oppenheimer Bond
Fund.  If there are any questions regarding how to cast his/her vote or
if he/she needs another copy of the proxy material, please feel free to
contact me at 1-800-XXX-XXXX from 9am to 8pm EST."
 
Proxy issues:

Proposed Reorganization into Oppenheimer Bond Fund - After careful
consideration, the Board of Trustees of Oppenheimer Strategic
Investment Grade Bond Fund agreed that it is in the best interest of
its shareholders to reorganize Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund
into Oppenheimer Bond Fund.




Why does the Board and the Investment Adviser recommend this change? -
Both Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund and Bond Fund are similar in
many respects.  In fact, both funds share a similar investment
objective -- both seek a high level of current income by investing in
debt securities.

     However, Bond Fund is a significantly larger fund with
substantially more assets.  As a result of the merger, it is expected
that shareholders of Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund would benefit
from a lower expense ratio with lower operating, transfer agency and
other expenses.  In addition, shareholders should also benefit from the
larger asset size of Bond Fund because portfolio managers can generally
invest larger amounts of money more efficiently, thereby lowering the
cost to your Fund.

How does this change benefit shareholders? - Shareholders should
benefit from the investment flexibility of Bond Fund as well as the
potential for cost savings from being a shareholder in a larger fund
after the reorganization.

When will this change occur? - If approved at the shareholder meeting
on September 20, 1995, the reorganization will occur shortly
thereafter.

Is this a taxable event? - No.  The reorganization will be tax-free to
the Fund and its shareholders.

Can I still invest in Strategic Investment Grade Bond Fund? - Yes, at
the present time, you can still make additional purchases.

If asked specific questions about performance or account issues? - I
don't have performance information on hand.  I am simply calling on
behalf of your Fund to ensure that you received your proxy statement
and to encourage you to vote because your vote is so important.  If you
have any specific questions concerning your account, I would be happy
to transfer you to a Customer Service Representative who can help you.

If investor wants to know how shares are transferred.  Your Strategic
Investment Grade Bond Fund shares will be exchanged for the equal
dollar value of shares of Oppenheimer Bond Fund.  Of course, no sales
charge is imposed.