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Show 2 ; SWDAY, JVSZ Sunday Herald UUtt County, 16, 19M 'Drink Ota Expansion Stated Industry In Provo Tells Plans iVew By TERENCE L. DAY mother trying to keep track of her eight children provided the inspiration and space ship nose cones provided the technology which has resulted la Corp., a Pro?o firm which could be on the threshold of almost explosive growth. Winston Jepson, one of the told founders of Utah Valley and Utah State leaders how the firm came into existence during a reception Friday (attended by Gov. Calvin Rampton), at which it was c announced that has been acquired by Biaisdell Pencil Company, Huntington Valley, Pa. (First announcement of the acquisition was made in Friday'i Herald). A Chart-A-Mat- Chart-A-Mati- c, Chart-A-Mati- and desire to build this valley to invest their money." The business was so successMr. Jepson believe the ful reason is because the products fills a niche in the market that was not being filled by anyone m so fast and growth else that the firm could not keep up. Too Big was getting too big for local money to finance needed expansion and was still too small to attract national financing. "We were in danger of losing our market to some one else," Mr. Jepson said. Getting Chart-A-Mat- ic Then the firm got a chance to be absorbed into the Biaiswhich is a dell Company, owned subsidiary of wholly Eaele Pencil Co.. Danbury. Conn., the world's largest man ufacturer of pencils and pens. Biaisdell will market the Droducts there are now 40 different chart- sthrough its national marketing force anj increased sales that it is expected to produce promises to mushroom Expansion Planned Biaisdell is negotiating for a new, larger plant site and has plans for expansion of which ia already the world's largest producer of charts. However, company officials say they themselves do not yet know how much, which alor how fast, the expansion will production, 0 of a has be. capacity ready charts a month, the firm Mr. Jepson said he became aware of the need for better nmlovi about 30 Dersons. William A. Prokop, Blaisdell's charts as his wife kept devis operations mana. ing different ones on which to said Biaisdell is already ger, whereabouts of the track keep engaged in extensive marketing of their eight children. research on the ChartrA-Mati- c At the time, he was employed line. in the AppoUo Moonsnot project "Very honestly, at this point, . where he had experience in rewe don't know" wrat expan entry heat shields. Technology sion will take place at the Provo of that program gave Mr. JepBut the plant d son the idea for a product "is a very exciting prolaminating process whereby he duct for us." and the Biaisdell could manufacture charts which sales force is "very favorably could be wiped clean and imnressed.' The entire chart Chart-A-Mat- Chart-A-Mati- ic Chart-A-Miti- 100,-00- Chart-A-Mat- ic Chart-A-Mat- ic high-spee- d. . The charts caught on quickly and sales were good Without ever being aoM in stores. Move to Prove Both Mr. Jepson and his partner, Richard Bird, wanted to move back to the Provo area, so they contacted Byron Ferguson and Dice Armstrong, both of Provo, in an effort to establish a business in Provo. business is a new industry with tremendous potential for growth, Mr. Prokop said. Gov. Calvin Rampton, who attended the reception, told the that Biaisdell representatives they will be glad in a year, and in 1C years, that they decided to come to Utah. "You'll be a valued corporate citizen of this state . . . You couldn't have picked a finer section of the state in which to locate." Signatures Are Sought SALT LAKE CITY - Unlessare Prove area resdents who wish to sign the petition to SUNDAY, JUNI U yow art ret tcoey, very ia your conlecte wtti eaters, arfftcurr h make aamnat ftnamg snenas. Vat you tniar Ma acftvaM HH enaxmaam ant have tremendous m reuie geoune) tr admiration at moee arttam yei' urauM Ike to One eta reiaticraiucs Oon get la know you Mil, He finds you senfcve, eager, intelligent, and FrienostM you ImSMy personable, aerimteiy war) henna,. tor petitions there will signed this week-en- d be little oportunity to have them clear the county clerk's offices and in the hands of the Secretary of State by July 5, according to Gerald Cannon, one of the sponsors of the petition. !iquor-by-the-dri- get the question on the ballot may do so at the residence at Earl Carey, 853 N. 250 W., Prove. Mr. Carey said the petition will be available all day today and C to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Summer School Students Tour Downtown Area Recreation For tOUSt aWTHDAY mi NCffosoertf Handicapped Begins Monday A special program of recreFinal event of freshman ori ation for Utah County's handientation for BYU summer capped children begins Mon- .school was a bus tour of the day. community and the downtown Handicapped children are in- district for students this week vited to register, free of cost, end. at their local swimming pool The freshmen were transport' (or any other listed) at the fol- ed in eight buses, and the leadlowing times: Provo, June 17 ers of the class had the buses at 1 p.m.; Payson, June 18 at at the Provo chamber of 12 noon; Pleasan Grove, June jstop commerce office where the 19 at 1 p.m.; Orem, June 20 at freshman students were wel--j 12 noon, and Spanish Fork, corned by Don Lowe, chairman June 22 at 13 noon. This sum- of the cerchants' council In 'Good' Condition Lindon Man Rescued After Cave-I- n Burial Richard Larsen, Lindon, or Russell W. Price, M. rO W. S.. Lindon. was in good of the workers, said when they condition at Utah Valley Hos- got down to Mr. Price they pital in Provo Saturday where found he had gotten an arm he was being held tor cDser- T00AV1 PORICAST around his face, apparently vation after beir.g buried alive up Put your XI) &EMIN4 (May tfvit into pieytums activities energies for 15 minutes Saturday morn- trapping enough air to keep eet your Sunday. Morning worship thou him alive. mood tor tarrxly enterprises. ing. Outdoor CANCER (June 23) The hospital reported no ap j He was still conscious whea activities should bring you a mervei- teawna or wallowing. Oeer away parent serious injuries. at e past week. found, and walked from tht mental cooweb 24 Aug Take adJJ) son, trench with assistance when L0 (July his Mr. Price, vantage or eech end every opportunity to mer's program includes swimbut lake cere two other men were in- finally freed from the enjoy yourself today sandy instruction, arts and Mr. Lowe boarded each bus and ming not to norm another tn me process. a basement drain. Mr. soil land welcomed the in students stalling "Alert crafts, VIRGO (Aug. ZS) music, story hours, behalf of the Provo merchants. Price was in the bottom ol a mind and poecatui heart make this a You should games and a special overnight He Sunday worth remembering. -thanked the students for be-jideep, narrow trench a to be aMe achieve goal by nightfall. campout and fishing trip. invited with a shovel when the and Provo in them LIBRA (Sept. ItOct. 23) When working This years director is Laoyd turn- - to you tor air. lend a to visit the shopping areas in south side of the sand bank EXPERIMENT wMling ear to tr problem. You can be Erickson, assistant director is him Prove. an Inspiring force tor good. SANTA CLARA. Calif (UPI) fell on him, burying SCORPIO (Oct. Sea to Ernest Olson, and Committee 22) A Mr. Lowe passed out a book standing up. select group of eighth vuor own apirltuai growth before you chairman is Norma Castleton. lake on me problem ot other people. His fellow workmen said Mr. graders will participate in an The program is sponsored by let entitled "Welcome to Provo You can aerva Beet Hi mis way. New BYU Students." Price wis buried with about ay.rwrimpnUl nroeram this sum SAGITTARIUS (Nov. the Utah County Commission in B) You will benefit from heetmtut acNvrnu 400 students three feet of dirt over his head mer at She University of Santa 300 Between and with the Utah engaged in today ail through the coming conjunction Clara. took the tour. weok. Don't for about 15 minutes. your te If. County Committee for RecreaCAfRICORN (Dec. J an. 70) -T- his ie no day to be Kinking of business or tion for Handicapped Children. 200 i ot en-h- i - e "One vote can win or lose an election," he said, "and one signature can make the difference between getting the proposed law on the ballot and losing by default. We need approximately 5,000 additional signatures to be successful in putting this proposed bill on the November 5th ballot. "Our opposition Is very well organized," Mr. Cannon con tinued, "and well financed. They seem determined that the question of is not one to be settled by the conscience and conviction of each individual in the privacy of the voting booth. We don't know whether the people of Utah are ready to join the other 42 states which permit the sale of individual drinks. But we do think they should be trusted to decide, free of pressure and free of public scrutiny. Our constitution specifically provides the Initiative referendum as the one way the people can take action if the legislature hquor-by-the-dri- 23-- in Seek spiritual succor profeuion. morning worship. Giva time to others. InAQUARIUS (Jan. 21 --Feb. It) spirational activities can lead to character development now and In the future. Don't dHreoerd advice of another. PISCES (Fab. Mer. Make an effort to be In an especially receptive tram of mind today and yeu should know great apirnu: paint. rS Aft 20) (Mar. promise to be high today as seek out pteesuraote activities, very reactions Dy following a variety ot Interests. TAURUS (Apr. 21) Look to the source at rumor before you begin to believe it. Lite's too short to take every lime wang to neari. MONDAY, JUNI IT GEMhNI (May Good X) fortune smMes benignly today. A good actime tor planning tivity on the present project. A time CANCER (June 43) tor giving yaur best to every project. leisure-tim- e Romance, sctlvitlet, busi attend to each. ness, proteasion LEO (July Keep your B) outlook on spiritual plana today if you would be abte to give your beat to the pro act at hand. Lend another aid. VIRGO (Aug. Home 23) may need strengthening; don't hesitate to da what you can to have things running smmothly by ntghrfeil. LIBRA Sept. MOO. B) If you would t have substantisi gain in the near future, make important conflicts now. To wait could prove damjoing. SCORPIO (Oct. Avoid 22) wasting (Ms excellent day upon idle eriHiaerrient. Business and profession can profit immensely now. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 72) Lay aH your cards on tht table. Although mis may giva your plans away. It will aiso put your opponent off his guard. CAPRICORN (Dec. It 20) Hour plana have been carefuHy made you need have no tear of putting them Into action. The sooner the tetter. Travel 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. signs tor Aquarius are good. If you've a choice aa to when you'll tourney, be wise and choose the present. PISCES (Feb. 2WAar. 21) Invest money and time wisely and you can take a big step toward your ultimate goai Don't wait for guidance. AKtES (Mar. Success 20) In smelt matters should follow fast upon the heels of soma larger victory. A good day for counting your chickens. TAURUS (Apr. You can 21) know muttipte success if you begin now to work toward multiple goats. Prospects grow In aM directions. the democratic process is worth preserving." years of age or older learning to type or Improving A course for anyone Interested In 1 their present typing ability. Designed for beginning, intermediate and advanced typists. Place: 236 Jess Knight Building Teacher: S. Elven Warner Daies: June 17 -- July 17, 168 Days: Monday and Wednesday Time: 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Tuition: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION COPIES ROOM 242 BRIGHAM While You Watch 373-52- HERALD REGISTER CONTACT: R. CLARK BUILDING YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO, UTAH 84601 STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY 40 W. 100 N. Ph. or TO $12.00 and CONFERENCES SPECIAL COURSES - doesn't The Utah citizens who art supporting this bill believe BYU TYPING COURSE PHONE 374-12- 1, Ext. 1 3556 50 a GM Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Armstrong bought into the proand helped posed company secure six other local backers s who bought stock and the and the Birds moved back RETIRED CIVIL to Utah Valley and founded EMPLOYEES SERVICE about c, their firm, six months ago. Retired Civil Service Em Mr. Jepson Friday praised ployees will hold their regular the local backers as men who meeting Monday at 2 p.m. at "saw the kernal of a new idea the Eldred Center, 270 W. 5th and they had enough initiative N., Provo. All retirees should be to this meetin to hear tht report from delegates just returned from the National Fed eration Convention which was held in San Francisco June 10, PaMMhee) mm afterMea Menea 11 and 12. All retirees should fflrMfk Prtaay m4 SwMay .neralea hear this report and aS art ay Am HeraM Caraeratleev IN We m Nerra street. Pirn. Utah, MMi. welcome to this meeting, wheth. . J1NSIN, PakUstar laterae m IsbsbI class matter at er they belong to the chapter or tot pmI effice M Pravc Ulaa. net. Coming Events Jep-son- Chart-A-Mati- Audit IMta MIMIIR trreee at ClrcwIaHea Fran MamattaaM Want To Read Faster? 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