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Join
us for a romantic evening of dinner and dancing at our popular
Lobster Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 23.
Make
reservations for the time you prefer between 7:00 p.m. and
8:30 p.m. by calling Shelly Cantrelle at the Plimsoll Club at
529-1701.
The
cost of this delicious four-course feast is only $43.95 per
person! We offer a choice of two appetizers, a refreshing
salad, a boiled one-and-three-quarter-pound Maine Lobster that
has been cracked and loosened from its shell, Saffron Rice
Pilaf, French Bread and Butter, and a buffet of splendid
desserts.
Enjoy
dancing to the music of the Joe Simon Jazz Quartet from 7:00
p.m. until 11:00 p.m. If you must cancel, please do so by
Wednesday, March 20 by noon, and ask for your cancellation
number to avoid billing to your WTC account.
As
always, complimentary validated parking is available in the
WTC garage.
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- BASKET PLIMSOLL
- Medley of Wild Mushrooms
- in Cognac Green Peppercorn Sauce,
- served in a Puff Pastry Basket
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- SHRIMP COCKTAIL
- Cocktail and Remoulade Sauces
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- SALAD ANTEBELLUM
- Mixed greens, Crumbled Bleu Cheese
- and Pecans
- with Raspberry Vinaigrette
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- DUCK AND ANDOUILLE GUMBO
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- BOILED ONE-AND-THREE-QUARTER-POUND
- FRESH MAINE LOBSTER
- with Drawn Butter
- Lemon and Lime wedges
- Saffron Rice Pilaf
- French Bread and Butter
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- DESSERT BUFFET EXTRAVAGANZA
- BANANAS FOSTER
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- CAFÉ BRULOT
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Hunting for
the best holiday buffet in town? Hop on over to the Plimsoll
Club for an Easter Jazz Brunch on Sunday, March 31.
We'll
have baskets of bounty on the buffet, including an Omelette
Station, Soup Station, Baked Ham, Seafood Crepes, Roast Prime
Rib, Peeled Shrimp, Eggs Sardou, Poached Salmon, Strawberry
Blintzes,
Cafe
Brulot, and a dessert table that's sure to tickle your taste
buds.
The
cost of this fabulous buffet is only $32.95 for adults and
$12.75 for children under 10.
During
the event, you'll be entertained by The Storyville Stompers
soft jazz trio and we'll have a balloon artist on hand for the
kids. We'll also organize a drawing for the kids to win Easter
bunnies! (Don't panic, Mom and Dad; these rabbits don't
require cages or feeding.)
Make
your reservations for the time you prefer at either 11:00 a.m.
or 1:30 p.m. by calling 529-1701.
Complimentary
validated parking is available in the WTC garage when you
present your parking ticket at the Plimsoll Club.
If
you must cancel, please do so by 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday,
March 27. The club will be closed on Good Friday, March 29.
Remember
to ask for your cancellation number to avoid billing to your
account.
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Irish
eyes will be smiling at the Plimsoll Club on Friday, March 15
for our St. Patrick's Day luncheon buffet, beginning at 11:45
a.m. From County Mayo in the north to County Cork in the
south, we offer you a sampling of the very best of Irish
cuisine. Evolving with the social changes of past years, Irish
cuisine has become much more confident. Irish dishes, guided
by a new generation of cooks and chefs who take their work
seriously, offer a delectable diversity that will delight your
palate.
Our
bar will feature Irish beer at a very special price of $3.25
per bottle. Join us for a bit o' blarney at a price that won't
use up all your green. The cost of this fabulous feast is only
$18.95.
Call
Shelly Cantrelle at 529-1701 for reservations. Cancellations
and changes must be received by noon on Wednesday, March 13 or
full billing will apply.
Complimentary
validated parking is available in the WTC garage. Due to this
special event, the a la carte menu will not be offered.
- SOUPS
- Leek and Potato Soup
- Shellfish Bisque
- SALADS
- Assorted Salads
- HOT BUFFET
- Irish lamb stew
- Salmon Filled Boxty
- Chicken with Sorrel Sauce
- Carrots, Rutabagas, Parsnips and Green beans
- Champ(mashed potatoes with green
onions-traditional)
- STATION
- Corned Beef and Cabbage
- SautŽed Oysters with Shallots and Cream
Brioche
- DESSERTS
- Golden Pineapple and Caramel Cake
- Bread Pudding
- Mignardise
- Chocolate Mousse
- Caramel Custard
- Chocolate Chocolate Torte
- Green Casino Cake
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Ambassador
Charles Baquet, III, the new Director of International
Programs at Xavier University and former diplomat and senior
Peace Corps official, will speak at a breakfast program on
"The Role of International Development in the Global
Economy" at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, March 1, in the WTC's
29th floor Executive Offices. The program commemorates Peace
Corps Day and is sponsored by the Louisiana Peace Corps
Association, the Louisiana Department of Economic Development,
and the World Trade Center.
Ambassador
Baquet served as Deputy Director of the Peace Corps from 1994
until 2000, when he became Acting Director of the Peace Corps.
Ambassador Baquet's long and distinguished career in
international service began in 1965 when he served as a Peace
Corps Volunteer in the Somali Republic teaching English and
social studies. In 1967, he joined the U.S. Department of
State as a Foreign Service Officer, and from 1991 until 1994,
he served as the U.S. Ambassador to Djibouti.
To
register for the March 1 breakfast, call the WTC at
(504)529-1601, ext. 271, or register online at www.wtcno.org/programs/index.html.
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On
Thursday, March 14, Walter Boasso, Chief Executive Officer of
Boasso America Corp., will be the honored recipient of the C.
Alvin Bertel Award at a luncheon at the Plimsoll Club for his
outstanding contributions to the advancement of the Greater
New Orleans port area.
The
Bertel Award was established in 1967. It is named after C.
Alvin Bertel, who became the prime mover in the early 1940s in
bringing about a constitutional amendment which provided for
the non-political selection of Port of New Orleans
commissioners. In its early years the newly formed Board of
Commissioners of the Port instituted administrative reforms
which have endured to this day.
Mr.
Boasso founded Gulf States Marine Terminal, Inc. in 1985 after
recognizing the need for full-service tank container cleaning,
repair, and storage at the Port of New Orleans. The Boasso
America Corporation now provides a range of diversified
transportation and ancillary services, and employs nearly 340
people in its operating subsidiaries: BoaAm, Inc.; Boasso
International, Inc.; Gulf States Intermodal, Inc., and Gulf
States Marine Terminal, Inc. Mr. Boasso is a member and past
Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New
Orleans, as well as a member of the WTC Board of Directors,
among other civic positions he holds.
To
register for the March 14 luncheon, visit the WTC website at
www.wtcno.org, or call (504) 529-1601, ext. 271.
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The
World Trade Center and other organizations will hold a special
luncheon program on "The Role of Women in International
Affairs" at 12:00 Noon on Friday, March 8 in the Plimsoll
Club in commemoration of International Women's Day. The
featured speaker is Her Excellency Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis,
the Ambassador of Cyprus to the United States.
Mrs.
Kozakou-Marcoullis has served as Ambassador of Cyprus to the
U.S. since 1998. Her previous assignments include Ambassador
of Cyprus to Sweden; member of the Permanent Mission of Cyprus
to the United Nations; Consul of Cyprus in New York; and
Director of the Office of the Permanent Secretary of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cyprus. Throughout her career,
Ambassador Kozakou-Marcoullis has participated as the
representative of Cyprus in many world conferences,
Commonwealth and Non-Aligned meetings, as well as in nine
sessions of the United Nations General Assembly. She primarily
handled political, human rights and women's issues.
To
register for the March 8 luncheon, call the
WTC at (504) 529-1601, ext.
271, or register online at www.wtcno.org/programs/index.html.
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The St. James Club in London, a sponsor
of the 2001 Membership Campaign and member of the WTC's
reciprocal club program, offers the following specials for
overnight accommodations in 2002 for WTC members:
THREE
NIGHTS FOR THE PRICE OF TWO
Easter
(March 28-April 7), Summer (July 26 - September 2), and
Christmas Season (from December 13)
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
GBP
135 per night (approximately $191 USD) plus tax for double or
single occupancy in a club room
Members
who wish to participate must reserve directly by calling (800)
877-0447 or by fax 44 20 7491 0987 or by email reservations@stjamesclub.co.uk
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Key
U.S. export officials will be in New Orleans at the WTC on
Thursday, March 21 to conduct an all-day U.S. Export
Regulations seminar. Discussion topics will include preparing
the Shipper's Export Declaration (SED), the Automated Export
System (AES), export-import classification, Customs, the
Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the State Department
and the Bureau of Export Administration (BXA). To register,
call the WTC at (504) 529-1601, ext. 271, or register online
at www.wtcno.org.
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Mark
your calendars for this excellent opportunity to make
productive contacts with delegations in attendance from all
over the world and have one-on-one match-making appointments
with Bulgarian companies. The registration fee is $400 per
person and includes trade seminars, briefings, exhibits and
cultural and networking events. Travel and hotel expenses are
separate. For more information, please call Natalie Rideau at
(504) 529-1601, ext. 226.
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Congratulations
to Creed W. Brierre! You are the recipient of dinner for two
with cocktails during the month of March or April.
Special
events are excepted. Call the Plimsoll Club at 529-1701 for
details and reservations.
Watch
for your name in the next membership draw. You could be a
winner too!
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On
behalf of NADA and in particular Industry Relations, I would
like to take this opportunity to thank you for an excellent
luncheon.
We
very much appreciate the support of all your staff in making
this important industry get-together a resounding success.
Once
again, many thanks.
- Kindest regards,
- Robert G. Francioni
- Director, Industry Relations
- National Automobile Dealers Association
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The
Mayor of Querétaro, Mexico, Dr. Rolando Garcia Ortiz, will
speak at a special luncheon program at the WTC's Plimsoll Club
at 12:00 Noon on Friday, March 1, on the Querétaro-New
Orleans relationship. The luncheon will be followed by a
groundbreaking ceremony for a beautiful stone fountain to be
located in the Mississippi River Heritage Park on Convention
Center Boulevard in downtown New Orleans. The fountain is a
gift from the City of Querétaro and its citizens to the
people of New Orleans. A large delegation of Querétaro
musical performers, city officials, and business leaders will
accompany Dr. Garcia Ortiz on his visit to New Orleans.
To
register for the March 1 luncheon, call the WTC at (504)
529-1601 ext. 271, or register online at www.wtcno.org/programs/index.html.
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Rubens
Barbosa, the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States, and
Pedro Parente, Head of the Energy Crisis Management Committee
and Chief of Staff to President Fernando Henrique Cardoso,
will be the featured speakers at a luncheon seminar on Friday,
March 22 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Plimsoll Club.
Ambassador Barbosa and Mr. Parente will be joined by a panel
of local executives addressing energy issues and an additional
private sector panel on doing business in Brazil. For details,
call the WTC at (504) 529-1601, ext. 271, or visit www.wtcno.org/programs.
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