10 Years Ago For at least the next three summers The Village at Winona and Grace College will host the best musicians, singers, dancers and actors in the world and their students. Every weekend members of the New York Philharmonic, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the New York Ballet Orchestra and Orchestra de Paris will give free concerts either at the Hillside Amphitheatre or Rodeheaver Auditorium. It’s an opportunity for the community to hear, see and experience the best of the best in classical performing arts. 25 Years Ago Silver Lake Days opened Thursday night and continues through Sunday. Queen contest chairman is Paula Shalley, and Liz Surface is co-chairman. The following are the queen candidates: Donette Nealy, “Miss Ike’s Daughter”; Jenni Black, “Miss Silver Inn”; Lisa Federico, 1986 Miss Silver Lake; Sharon Torpy, “Miss Lake City Bank”; Melissa Stewart, “Miss Super Sweet”; Missy Stover, “Miss Silver Scissors.” 50 Years Ago Robert Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Armstrong, of Yarnelle Point, Country Club Drive, will leave next week for Chiapas, Mexico, where he will share in a medical research program on hypertension of the Mexican Indians. Robert, a graduate of Warsaw High School and Dartmouth College, will resume his studies at Stanford Medical School at Stanford, Calif., in September. 75 Years Ago Miss Wilda Mellencamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mellencamp, left Thursday evening for New York. She will sail Sunday morning on the steamship “Deutchland” to Europe. During the summer months Miss Mellencamp will study at the Heidelburg University.
