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The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 34

Publication:
The Pocono Recordi
Location:
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Issue Date:
Page:
34
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The Pocono Record, The Stroudsburgs, Pa. June 15, 1968: 15-A SHAWNEE -ON DELAWARE The corporate title of the Poconos' most prestigious resort situated off the river road from Sliawnee, Shawnee Inn, is used interchangeably with "Golf Capitol of the East," its other title earned by reputation. This is the point when an establishment becomes an institution in the public image and its reputation generates Perpetuity. Shawnee Inn has become indelibly dubbed "the golfer's paradise" and this is a success phenememon brought about by reasons obvious and subtle. One of the obvious ways to inherit golf patronage is simply to own a good golf course, with vast expanse that takes money to maintain.

Doubting Thomas would have little difficulty in believing the nitrogen content of Shawnee sod to be well in excess of six plus, producing a natural miracle, of which nature itself, unaided by man and fertilizer, is incapable. The vocally conservative would doubtless also expend a few "ahs" at the sight of the lawns, even under microscopic study. To say that the texture of the lawns exceed the forest green velvets fresh off the i in not an indulgence in poetic license. Reputation contribution These features of Shawnee's golf grounds contribute greatly to its inecca reputation. Add to these is the fact that the first tee of the automatically watered, 27-hole-play-without- delay golf course is within putting distance from the main entrance; also that a fleet Shawnee Inn --Golf Capitol of East of electric golf carts, an 18- hole putting green, a practice fairway, and a unique system, to speed play on while; and blue courses are special 1 qualities of golfing Shawnee! stylo.

Moreover, Shawnee provides a 1 whole staff of instructors for those who commiserate at various levels of game These unique features of a i a i unrivaled and have attracted celebrities by the carload, and notables from all walks of life, including former United States presidents, to the Inn, in a manner of tradition. In fact, a moment is rare when some celebrity cannot be seen there. Is it the unique golfing facilities alone at Shawnee, when urge runs high, that account for the notables' being pulled to the Inn as though under magnetic impulse? Are i i intangibles which play their" role? Notables in constant range of either camera or public eye are essentially actors forced to live in a world of fantasy. Many, however, have deep concepts and appreciation for reality which are rarely excercised. Superficiality, with all its built- in status, name dropping, autograph hounding, and the gamut of public obligation as part of their everyday liveSv Birds of a a flock together, so it is said, and celebrities as well subscribe to the clan, for protection in the form of intellectual simpatico.

The source of simpatico at Shawnee Inn is its host, Fred Waring who has won all the laurels of his profession and whose steeped professional experience a the variances of the celebrity psyche to the point of fine tuning, Total atmosphere His personality likewise sets the total atmosphere of the Inn and all its component parts so that celebrities and mortals alike share a common climate of freedom and detachment from pressure, but with class. The Inn offers an air of casual luxury. Concerts, radio and television shows, as well as personal appearances by the a i a and other famous entertainers are part of Shawnee's continuous entertainment program which has given it stature among the country's finest resorts. Its Cartoon Room is one of the most charming spots in the a a i i a i i Shawnee Pennsylvanians, are being featured nightly at 9:30. It is suggested that reservations for Friday and Saturday be i a i advance.

The Totem Pole Room, the Inn's delightful cocktail lounge with a warmth and personality all its own, is featuring every afternoon, the fine keyboard music of Russ Dining at Shawnee Inn is i in the Dogwood Room, famous for serving lavish buffet luncheons. Hi ho! Hi ho! It's off to the Poconos We Go for Delicious Pocono Mountain ou 111 ID (KII: MADE AT MOUNTAINHOME, PENNA. A Avnllnhlii In Luiillng Hotels anil i Shops 10 DIFFERENT FLAVORS ll'n Also 1'ouono Tatty Locs--1'ixiono i iiml Moiinlnln Mnnl CnndlcB Bring your cameras to the NORTH POLE PETTING ZOO DAVE IRWIN PRESENTS "200 Unusual Animals" COME IN AND PET AN ALASKAN HUSKY OR HOLD A A GRIZZLY BEAR Rt. All, 10 Miles North of Slroudsburg Open irom 9:00 a.m. Mil dusk (gift Bluegate Candles 3 Mountaineer Woodenware West Virginia Glassware Fenton Milk Glass Onen Dally Except Tuesday lilakeslce.

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