THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1956
Moore Scouts Back From Goodwill
Tour Of Cuba; Many Places Visited
THE PILOT—Southern Pines. North Carolina
The first Occoneechee Council
International Good Will Tour
proved a highly successful ven
ture for some 100 Boy Scouts and
14 Scout Leaders, just back from
a two-week Cuban venture.
Under the leadership of Billy
McKenzie of Pinehurst, the fol
lowing Moore District boys made
the junket: John Chappell, Jim
my McDonald, Kent Kelly and
Jack Carter, of S'outhern Pines;
and Bobby Grier, Bobby Tufts,
Albert Snead, Ralph Gilliland,
and Carter Burwell, of Pinehurst.
They went by bus to Miami
International Airport, with stop
overs at Shaw Air Force Base
and Hunter Air Force Base. While
in Miami the group visited the
“Seaquarium” and Cranton Park
Lake.
The trip to Havana from Miami
was by the S. S. Florida, an over
night cruise.
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“During the week the Scouts
and leaders were quartered at
Candler College, Marianaq, the
Jose Marti Politechnic Institute
at Havana and Matanzas City,
and the Military Civic Institute.
Included among the interesting
functions were a visit to the na
tional Scout Office, an address by
the President of the Scouts de
Cuba, a tour of the t^evision cen
ter in Havana, a visit to La Ca
bana fortress, a concert of Cuban
music at Bellas Artes Palace, a
banquet held at the Comodoro
Hotel, formal decoration cere
monies honoring the Cuban Na
tional Hero, Jose Marti, tour of
a sugar refinery, an afternoon at
Varadeno Beach and a tour of
the Bellaman Caves.
“The Cuban people accepted
with open arms the Boy Scouts'
of the North Carolina delegation.
Many compliments were paid for
their fine behavior as ambassa
dors of the Boy Scouts of Amer
ica.
“Brisk trading and swapping of
equipment and trinkets was car
ried on at every stop between the
Cuban and American S'couts; and
the barrier of languages was
quickly surmounted by both Cu
ban and American boys, in this
inspirational demonstration of in
ternational goodwill and brother
hood.
“The American delegation set
sail for the U. S. after a glorious
week on the Cuban mainland,
carrying with them the wonder
ful memories of the fast and faith"
jful friends made during their
brief visit.
“Upon arrival in Miami they
boarded busses for Fort Myers
and a visit to the Thomas A.
Edison Estates and laboratory.
Then on to Silver Springs and a
wonderful ride in the glass-bot
tom boats and photo-subs, plus a
visit to the Old Auto Museum
and the Ross Allen Reptile Ins
titute. From Ocala the delegation
returned to Hunter Air Force
Base, and then back to. Southern-
Pines.
• The general impression of the
many people observing the N. C.
delegation of Boy Scouts was one
of admiration for the humble and
dedicated attitude toward their
mission as “goodwill” represen
tatives of the Boy Scouts of
America and the people of the
United States.”
Page NINE
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