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guests slept over, courtesy of the
Kaufmans, and had a Ritz breakfast
in the morning.
"Besides the fun of seeing everyone
crammed into those old gowns, the
ceremony and the renewal of the vows
gave the event a certain solemnity
that made it very meaningful for us,"
said Shari. "We'll never forget that
anniversary. I can hardly wait until
our 15th."
Soril and Dr. Albert Globerman of
Farmington Hills could have had a big
party or taken the usual cruise for their
recent 50th wedding anniversary.
Instead, they went spelunking —
exploring caves. "It was my idea and
she agreed," said Dr. Globerman, a
retired podiatrist. "You just can't do the
same old, boring things ... you have to
do something different, even if people
might think you're sort of crazy"
They're now on the two-week car
trip, covering the caves and moun-
tains of Kentucky and Tennessee,
winding up in Branson, Mo., for a
round of country-western shows. The
Globermans stick with the set tours of
the caves, which include many other
people. "We're not crazy enough to go
into those caves by ourselves — no
way!" he said.
When they were younger, the
Globermans did a lot of hiking and
camping, often sleeping in their car.
They also saw the sights of North and

South Dakota and Colorado. The cave
exploration trip followed a small family
observance of their golden anniversary,
with their daughter and son.
Barbara and Ray Horenstein of
Farmington Hills thought they were
attending an ordinary 25th anniversary
celebration six years ago, arranged by
their daughters, Michelle and Kari. But
Barbara's mother, Geraldine Granet,
now age 82, got strongly involved and
turned it into a full-scale ceremony,
with dinner and even a sweet table at
Temple Israel in West Bloomfield.
The Horensteins — he's a lawyer
and she's a substitute teacher — walked
down the aisle and had their vows
renewed by Rabbi Harold Loss and
Cantor Harold Orbach in front of 90
guests. "It was really a neat party —
and a big surprise," said Horenstein.
"We were both very happy and crying
at the same time. Our children and
mother did a great job."
Stuart Lockman of Birmingham,
also a lawyer, decided he wanted to
have an "active 50th birthday celebra-
tion in a different part of the coun-
try" last July rather than the usual
happy-birthday-cake-at-a party.
He and his wife, Deena — they've
been married 29 years — used free
vouchers from Northwest Airlines to
fly to Seattle, then Vancouver, and
took a ferry to Vancouver Island.
They received the vouchers because

