History of Lake Shore Park

MWSP · 02-17-2007, 01:14 AM

While looking for more pageant information, I came across this story in the July 10, 1947 edition of The Laconia Evening Citizen:

Sees Flying Discs At Lake Shore Park
Bill Rowlin of Providence, 17-year old youth, who is spending the summer at Lake Shore Park in Gilford reported to the Evening Citizen that he saw three flying discs at about 10:05 this morning over Lake Winnipesaukee going in the direction of Alton. He took pictures he hopes will reveal the presence of three objects about 5,000 feet up.
Earlier in the week Thomas Dale, son of the governor, reported seeing flying discs in about the same location going in the same direction.

02-17-2007, 01:14 AM	#10
MWSP Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 48 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Flying Saucers!!! While looking for more pageant information, I came across this story in the July 10, 1947 edition of The Laconia Evening Citizen: Sees Flying Discs At Lake Shore Park Bill Rowlin of Providence, 17-year old youth, who is spending the summer at Lake Shore Park in Gilford reported to the Evening Citizen that he saw three flying discs at about 10:05 this morning over Lake Winnipesaukee going in the direction of Alton. He took pictures he hopes will reveal the presence of three objects about 5,000 feet up. Earlier in the week Thomas Dale, son of the governor, reported seeing flying discs in about the same location going in the same direction. __________________ The Miss Winnipesaukee Scholarship Program A Lakes Region Tradition since 1925