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Volume 3 . No.5 May 1969 ANNUAL DINNER CONTINUES TRADITIONAL HIGH STANDARDS ( ) OLLING HILLS DINNER IS GAY AFFAIR GOLD KEY, in keeping with its practice of earlier The Spring Dinner honoring the ladies of Gold years, is already planning for its annual banquet for late Key was a delightful affair at the Rolling Hills Golf and November or early December. Country Club, Friday, . The speaker, who will be honored - and who will President and Mrs. M. R. "Cy" Young and about honor GOLD KEY - and the dinner setting and exact sixty other guests danced to the del ightful music of the date, will be announced in the next issue of the Abbey Albert trio, enjoyed the singing of Jill Allen, and Novacrat. the fun and sleight·of·hand of Del Breece. He is expected to be a distinguished American, high A dinner featuring Filet of Sole and Bouquetierre in government circles, and in the Nixon administration Filet of Beef, and climaxed with Cherries Jubilee set the in Washington, is a dynamic speaker, and close to tone for the evening. movements which, hopefully, will reshape the world and Michaux Barry and Clara Belle Barber added to the make it a better place in which to live. fun by aiding Del Breece in some of his card tricks. Outstanding Annual Dinner guests of honor of Pictures are shown elsewhere in this issue. GOLD KEY of other years have been: Among those in attendance were President and Mrs. Inaugural Dinner, February 22,1967· Captain L. L. ~y" Young, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Jr., , Commanding Officer ~ixten Wollmar. Mr. and Mrs. John Squires, Major and of the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center Mrs. William Wardman, Mr. and Mrs. James Hartley, Mr. (AUTECI. which tests advanced and sophisticated and Mrs. A. J. Ryan, Cora and August Burghard, Mr . and undersea systems on ranges 10c.1ted in the Tongue of the Mrs. Dwight Rogers, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Schmidt; Ocean, Bahama Islands; Mr. and Mrs. Lester White, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Friday, December 1, 1967 . Dr. George Gallup, Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Siddall, Mr . and Mrs. James founder·Director of the American Institute of Public Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Alvar Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. James Opinion, of Princeton, N. J.; Donn, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Donn, Sr. , Mr. and Mrs. And November 25, 196B . Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, Robert Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. McCahill; head of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Forman, Mr. Earl Ross and Washington, D. C.; a Nobel Prize Winner. and winner of guest, Edith McGowan, Dr. and Mrs. Joel Warren, Mr. the Arches of Science Award · a gold medal and $25,000 and Mrs. Norman Parks, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Morris, and who has since become a member of the Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. William distinguished Nova University Advisory Board. He is a Runnstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goodwin, Jr., Mr. and former chancellor of the University of , Mrs. Russell French and Prof. and Mrs. Charles Yen1sch. (continued on page 21

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ANNUAL DINNER 100 CLUB FUNCTIONS WELL Berkeley. (continued from page 1) UNDER YOUNGBLOOD LEADERSHIP The 1969 Annual Dinner will be in keeping with the di stinguished tradition set at the first three affairs.

MEET NEW MEMBER

Frederick B. Youngblood

Frederick B. Youngblood. first president of GOLD Norman Kenneth Parks KEY. who labored to good purpose to get this Norman Parks, Certified Public Accountant, heads organization off to a proper start, and now president of the firm bearing his name at 100 East Las Olas the Hundred Club of Broward County. Inc .• has brought Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. that fine organization to a happy state. He is that rara avis, a native-born Floridian. He was He was able to announce at its Spring Dinner that born in Fort Lauderdale, attended military high school the membership limit of 250. set by the Board of at Castle Heights, Lebanon, Tennessee, and graduated in Directors, had been reached. Business Administration from the University of . Now, if you want to join, and are approved, your Even more unique is the fact that Mrs. Parks, Betty. name goes on a waiting list and as vacancies occur, new members are accepted in the order that they are was born in Hallandale. Both are native Floridians and received. A happy state for any organization. native SToward Countians. The Parks live in Hollywood. Betty has served three times as the president of the The purpose of the Hundred Club is to help provide for the widows and orphans of firemen and law Women's Golf Association at Orange Brook and is now president of the 200·Member Gulfstream District (13 enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Clubs) Woman's Golf Association. She and Norman are members of Orange Brook. Hollywood Lakes. and Six members of Fred's Board of Directors are GOLD Rolling Hills Golf and Country Clubs. Both are golfers. KEYSMEN : Donald U. Bathrick. Robert L. Elmore. G. Norman has another hobby . automobile racing. Russell FrenCh . George W. "Bob" Gill. Jr .• L. C. Judd. When time permits. they attend the 500 at Indianapolis. Other GOLD KEY people supporting this fine and the races at Daytona Beach and Darlington. He has a activity include: W. Howard Allen. (L. F. R. Bellows. wonderful collection of scale models of antique cars. former member). August Burghard. Stanley A. Emerson. He's a real old·car buff. George W. English. James Farquhar. Edward E. The Parks were a pleasant addition to the Nova Fitzgerald. Paul E. Fitzpatrick; group on the recent GOLD KEY trip to Colombia. Foy B. Fleming. Hamilton C. Forman. Leo South America. Goodwin, Jr., Warren J. Henderson, Richard O. Kearns, Francis T. McCahill. Charles Serianni. Kelly Y. Sidall. NEW MEMBER Dr. Wells M. Squier. Frederick L. Van Lennep. Maj. Wm. Information on new member, Travis Dungan, E. Wardman. U.S.M.C .• Ret.; will be forthcoming in the next Novacrat . .. The Davis Weir. Gene A. Whiddon. Dr. Warren Winstead. Dungans also added to the pleasures of the "Spring ~ixt~n F. Wollmar. and GOLD KEY President. M. R. Adventure to South America." Cy Young.

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"SPRING ADVENTURE PA

The April GOLD KEY group headed for South America was given a Royal send-off at Miami International airport by University, city and state dignitaries. Pictured fourth, fifth and sixth from the left, and last on the right, are Dr. Warren Winstead , Nova University President; Fort Lauderdale Mayor F. Peter Clements; Florida Secretary of State Tom Adams; and GOLD KEY President "Cy" Young, former Fort Lauderdale Mayor.

The magnificent residence of United States Ambassador Reynold E. Carlson, showing the-large e

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Cy and Mary E lien Young and Mayor Clements continued on to Colombia. Plans are already being discussed, and possibilities explored for a Spring Adventure to Expo-70 in Japan next year. (More on this later)

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g)es carved from the shrubbery ... which so intrigued the GOLD KEY "Spring Adventure" group. • I WHIDDON HEADS MAJOR CIVIC GROUP

GENE AND ANGEL YN WHIDDON PRESIDENT'S Austin Whiddon, veteran CORNER member of GOLD KEY, Vice President and General Manager of Causeway Lumber Co., Secretary-Treasurer and June marks the end of a busy, fruitful season. General Manager of GOLD KEY, growing in size, strength, and Alray Supply Company, influence, has had a successful year. has been named President of the Greater Your Directors will plan the Annual Dinner and get Fort Lauderdale set for fall activities at the Directors' luncheon Chamber of Commerce. Thursday, June 5. Serving with Gene on the Chamber of Commerce Meantime, we wish for all a pleasant, restful summer Board of Directors will be GOLD KEYSMEN W. Howard and entertaining vacation experi~fv:;1 Allen, Sidney Banks, Robert l. Elmore and Foy B. Fleming. Watch things happen in the big civic and business President organization in 1969-70! Whiddon has been an active, driving force in Fort Lauderdale and Florida in his 33 years in the state. He ATOMS OF RIME serves on the First National Bank Board, was President of the United Fund in 1964, and was on the Board, Vice by President, and President of the Florida Lumber and DR . BRUNO C. SCHMIDT Building Materials Dealers Association; the Y .M.G.A ., the Citizen's Safety Council, the Metropolitan Dinner Club, and others. FINIS He likes to fly a plane, is a Kiwanian, a member of the Opera Guild, l.Y.C., AOPA, and the National There is a chamber deep Affairs Committee of the National Retail Lumber within our soul, Dealers. That lies beh i nd a secret well· locked door; He is a past President of the Broward Builder's It guards the blueprint Exchange, and is a member of Fred Youngblood's for our visioned goal Hundred Club. In chartered codes of Gene is still a young man. The Chamber of dreams yet to explore. Commerce is due one of its better years. It holds the clock of time, NEWSY-DDT set for the measured hour, IN NEW RESIDENCE When drawn will be the Silver Cord to lift the veil Effective , 1969, the Edward E. Fitzgerald By muted magic power­ address is: and naked bare 36 Isla Bahia Drive Will stand our soul Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316 before the Lord. Congratulati,ons and Best Wishes in your new home Ed and June!

• II IMPORTANT MATTERS BEFORE BOARD II

The final pre·summer Directors meeting of GOLD KEY will be held in the form of a luncheon at the Lauderdale Yacht Club at noon, Thursday, June 5. MAY MEETING Regular Directors Meeting activities for May (Thursday, ) were deferred so that the GOLO KEY officers could sit in on a most successful larger meeting staged at the same time with the Trustees of the Joseph Osswald Estate- Messers. Dale Dunifon, Arthur Madsen and Attorney William Morse. President Young acted as master of ceremonies for the Osswald luncheon. Impressive reports were made by Dr. Joel Warren of Life Sciences. on the Cancer Research ( Center now being completed in the Louis W. Parker Physical Sciences Center, and by Professor Charles Yentsch of the Oceanographic Department of the University. Present were: Mr Dale Dumton, Bill Morse, Art Madsen, Foy B. Fleming, Robert O. Barber, John Matchette, Dr. Joel Warren, Dwight L. Rogers, Russell French, Gregory Barry, James Farquhar, Stanley A. Emerson, William Horvitz, John Monson, Edward J. Marko, James H. Brodhead, Dr. Lee McLean, August Burghard, Leo Goodwin, Jr., Virginia Anheuser , Professor Charles Yentsch, Press Hartley, Lester White and Robert L. Elmore. . . YACHT GIFTS The luxury yacht, the Moonson V, given to the University by John Monson, was acquired by Mr. Matchette. Mr. Brodhead, of the active University Yacht Acquisition Program, advises that to date 30 boats of varying sizes have been contributed to Nova, from runabouts to 100·foot luxury yachts. It is reported to be a desired tax advantage on donations of these yachts, some of which are used by the University in the School of Oceanography. In other instances, they are sold and the money is used for University purposes. Six fine boats, the last acquired on , a 50-foot diesel yacht, have been acquired since April 1. It has been suggested that any GOLD KEY members who know of any potential yacht donors be requested to contact Nova University Development Office. •