THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Simons' Avocation Carries
Him to Cadillac's Hometown

Lenoard Simons' love of
things historical has be-
come evident on two conti-
nents.
In 1974, Simons, who was
one of the principal fund-
raisers for the Detroit His-
torical Museum, travelled
to France where he pur-
chased Capt. Antoine
Laumet de la Mothe Cadil-
lac's home.
Cadillac, who lived in the
town of St. Nicolas -de-la
Gray, came to the United
States in the early 1700's
and established Fort

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LENOARD SIMONS

Pontchartrain and a small
trading post that would
later be known as the city of
Detroit. Simons used
$20,000 raised through
friends to buy the Cadillac
home.
"A group from the De-
troit Historical Society
(Simons is president
emeritus) went to France
and dedicated the house
as a museum to Cadillac,"
said Simons, a long-time
advertising executive.
"We donated it as a gift
from the city of Detroit to
the town."
In 1976, the French gov-
ernment presented a medal
to Simons for his generous
act. It was given to him by
the French ambassador at a
ceremony in Detroit.
Two years ago, Simons
uncovered the first printed
map showing "le Detroit."
The map was published in
1702, within a year after the
city was founded.
Perhaps Simons' affec-
tions for Detroit history
stem from the fact that he
and the city share the same
birthday. Last week, as the
city marked 280 years of
existence, Simons cele-
brated 77.

Golden-Rich
Wedding Planned

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Singles Events

CRITERION CLUB will
have a member-only picnic
2 p.m. Aug. 9 at the home of
Cecile Smith, 10130 Troy,
Oak Park. Members, who
may bring guests, should
bring a box supper and
chairs. Beverage and des-
sert will be served at a
charge. For details, call
Cecile Rothenberg, 968-
5394; or Ms. Smith, 546-
7657
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THE JEWISH SING-
LES (21-35) will go on a
canoe trip today-Sunday.
The group will have a
"brunch and lunch" at Tally
Hall Sunday, meeting at
Tally Hall at 12:30 p.m.
An open board meeting
will be held 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day in the Jimmy Prentis
Morris Branch of the Jewish
Community Center.
A moonlight Putt Putt
golf and restaurant out-
ing is planned for Aug. 7,
meeting 9:30 p.m. at the
Morris Branch.
Reservations are being
taken for tickets to the
Loretta Lynn concert Aug.
30 at Meadow Brook. The
group will meet 6:45 p.m.
that day at the Morris
Branch to form carpools.
For ticket prices and other
details, call Larry Maloff,
967-2947; or Sue Katz,
532-6505.
Volleyball is held 8:30
p.m. Mondays at the Morris

Jewish Center
Official Enrolled
in JWB Program

Gary Leo, assistant
executive director of the
Jewish Community Center
will take part in a five-step,
1981-1983, executive de-
velopment training pro-
gram being sponsored by
the Jewish Welfare Board
(JWB).
The first phase of Leo's
training will be a 10-day
August seminar on "Think-
ing as an Executive," at
Grossinger's, N.Y. The
seminar will cover sessions
on: leadership, quality serv-
ice, budget and fiscal ad-
ministration and maintain-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Golden of West Bloomfield
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Joyce
Cheryl, to Ronald Bruce
Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Rich of Franklin.
Miss Golden received a
BA degree from Michigan
State University. Mr. Rich
earned a Bachelor of Gen-
eral Studies degree at the
University of Michigan and
a JD degree from Thomas
M. Cooley Law School.
A November wedding is
planned.

That conscience approves
of any given course of ac-
tion, is, of itself, an obliga-
tion.

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Softball is played 10:30 a.m.
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