Spotlight

Volcano Erupts
In Southfield

the
millennium
schmillennium
$ale now in progress

Two new ethnic restaurants
offer dining choices at theater complex.

interior filled with colorful
ow playing at the
palm
trees and a looming
Star Southfield
volcano.
Z-Dim patrons can
Theatres near you
view
art
films
while dining
are two new eater-
on
circulating
food carts
ies produced by Ark
brimming
with
international
Restaurants Corp. in New
dishes. Both restaurants are
York and the Star Theatres
approximately 10,000 square
of Grand Rapids. Volcano
feet.
Grill, a Mexican cantina and
Z-Dim, an Eurasian dim-
BARBIE'S CABARET
sum restaurant with video
C ARLA JEAN
Former Detroiters Mark and
entertainment, promise to
SC HWARTZ
add some spice to the din-
Loca l Columnist Barbara Morse-Shopnick, of
Mark Shopnick Jewelers and
ing options in town. Both
Watchbands
Plus, thought
places are now open.
they were going to retire and
"We create the kind of
relax when they moved to Scottsdale,
restaurants that we would like to eat
Ariz.,
some four years ago, but that
in," said Michael Weinstein, presi-
was
before
her radio program in
dent and CEO of Ark Restaurants,
who recently
came to
1,,r.
address the
NEW HEIGHTS
media in
Detroit with
colleagues
Donna
Palamaro and
Vincent Pascal.
Volcano
Grill offers
tostadas, que-
sadillas, tacos,
burritos and
other Mexican
fare amidst an

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Above: Mt. Everest sur-
vivor Lou Kasischke will
speak at the upcoming
Child Abuse and Neglect
Council Circle of Friends
luncheon.

Left: Michael Weinstein,
left, Donna Palamaro
and Vincent Pascal of
Ark Restaurants Corp.
launched two new restau-
rants at the Star
Southfield Theatres.

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everything

including cashmeres &
trippen shoes and
boots

Former West Bloomfield resident
Barbara Morse-Shopnick hosts a radio
show in Arizona.

Arizona, Barbie's Cabaret.
Barbara hosts a talk show featuring
celebrities and local talent, with Mark
as her business manager. Proving help-
ful in her new role was her earlier
experience of hosting the cable show
Barbara Morse Community Views in
Michigan. She was also publisher and
editor of Mainstreet Magazine of
Oakland County. Barbara's current
radio program combines live talent
and on-air interviews.
"This has been a challenge as a talk
show host," the former West
Bloomfield resident writes in a letter
to the Jewish News.

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
For its annual patron and luncheon
presentation, the Child Abuse and
Neglect Council Circle of Friends is
hosting guest speaker Lou Kasischke
11:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, at Glen
Oaks Golf Club in Farmington Hills.
Kasischke, a Mt. Everest survivor dur-
ing a. deadly storm, will speak on "The
Power of Will."
The event honors founding co-
chairmen Vicki Celani, Janet Grant,
Lois Shaevsky and Linda Sircus. •
Some of the committee members
include Connie Colman, Beth Gans,
Lynda Giles, Hilary Isakow, Cindy
Kahn, Gayle Kahn, Fern Kepes,
Carol Klein, Julie Nelson-Klein,
Judee Lewis, Janice Morganroth,
Patricia Rosen, Harriet Rotter and
Elise Nemzin-Small.
For ticket information, call (248)
332-7173.

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