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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1958)
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Council Sets Dump Study DORRIS As the present Dor-1 that the stat.e law requires a ris city dump has been declared1 closed dump, inadequate the Dorris City-Coun-j Two building applications were i . - " 4 I approved by the council. A per a w uiteaiigait: uie esiauusn ment of a larger, more suitable dump site. scott aisner, candidate for a pairs on the former Pastega house seat on the council, appeared be-jat Fourth and Seattle streets, fore the council and reouested the 5 'he city garbage i quest from Copco to move over- mit was granted to Jack Fleming for a two car garage, and another one to Archie Brimmer for re- dump problem. Waisner Dointed out that the dump is open and should be closed for sanitary rea sons. He also proposed that the council consider establishing a garbage route and grant a fran chise to haul garbage, and to keep the dump closed. Mayor Bob Edgar pointed out weight loads through Railroad Avenue and First Street. The post office was given permission to in stall a mail box in front of the post office. " ' Virginia Hamilton, city clerk, was authorized to transfer $1,000 from the water fund to the fire department equipment fund KF Concert Schedule Told An outstanding and varied pro-1 tee met and named the following gram of concerts for the 1958-58 artists for next season's concert season was announced Monday by series: Albert da Costa, tenor: Andrew Loney Jr., president of the'the San Francisco Operatic ouar- tet, the Chicago Opera Ballet -and Gold and Fizdale, duo-pianists. The Chicago Opera Ballet, to be presented Thursday, February 19. includes a company of 50, with in ternationally famous ballet -stars, a corps de ballet, and orchestra. The group returns to Klamath Falls for the second time in three years by popular demand. Da Costa is a leading member of the, Metropolitan Opera and is described as possessing "one of the most beautiful voices one coma He has also per Klamath Community Concert As sociation. The organization closed its mem bership ranks Saturday with more than 1.200 on its rolls; then the board and talent selection commit- GIFT FOR BERLIN BERLIN (UP) The West Ber lin city government announced the acceptance today of a one- million-dollar donation for the Berlin Academy of Arts from Henry H. Reichhold, founder of the Reichbold ' Chemical Co., I wish to hear.1 nd with New York's American Opera Socieiy. Recently he ap peared seven limes at London's Covent Garden in "Aida." The San Francisco Operatic Quar tet, under the direction of its found-1 Philharmonic, er Maestro Nino Cornel, is com two Mendelssohn concertos for - two pianos A flat and E major'. They are completing premiere per formances in Italy. 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