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PAGE 18-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1984 Motorcycles & 91: Snowmobiles SKI iBOB Sled to pull behind snowmobile. Great tor kids, like new $220.312/639-9176. SNOWMOBILE PARTS Cyl. Boring Clutch & Engine Rebuilding Service We Have in Stock: Wiesco Pistons DaycoMax Belts Windshields*New Skis Wear Rods Ign. Coils'Points & Cons. Comet Clutches'New T racks Plus Many More Items One Day Service On Cyl. Bor ing & Clutch Rebuilding. Days 815/338-3700 Eves 815/385-7937 ~ Ask for Wayne G A T E R S N O W M O B I L E trailer, double wide with winch, U$0 8'5,653 4876 after 5 pm YAMAHA, 300 & 340, plus •trailer exc. conff., $2500. 815/728 1216. after 6 pm SNOWMOBILE 78 Kawasaki, 440 Invader, low mi., like new: ii800/best Ask for Mike fa:385-0734 home, 815/385-9832 work. ARCTIC CAT, '70, 440 JLO, exc cond $500 or best offer, 312 556 6223after 6pm. 1974 SPORSTER XLH $1500 312/639-7703 197V YAMAHA, 650, motorcycle saddle bags, runs we'll, $500. 815/385-4808 TWO E LAN SKODOO, '73, elec trie start. Good cond., $900 pair cr $475 ea. 815/459-9555 RUPP SNOWMOBILES, '78 410 Liquid, $900. 73 340, $350, 312^529 0 281 SKIDOO BLIZZARD, '80, 9500, 450 original miles, $2,000 FIRM 1982 enclosed snowbird trailer, $1,000 FIRM 815/344 5006 or 815/344 5705. YAMAHA XS650,'78 Great shape, runs good. Needs tune up $800 or best Offer 815/338 0606 KAWASAKI KLT 200 (2), '83, ATC'S, like new, less than 5 hrs. riding time. Fun in all weather. Must see. 815/385- 2859. $1200/OFFER (2) Evinrude Snowmobiles 815 3852967 SNOWMOBILES 80 Scorpian 440Whip $895 82 John Deere Trailfire LX440 $1795. Cycle Craft, Woodstock. 815 338 6454. SKIDOO MX, '81 • "Exc cond., $2,100 312-658 5493 HONDA NIGHTHAWK 650, '83, low miles, $2,600 or best, d 15/338 5356 after 6 pm. JOHN DEERE snowmobile, 71, real good cond . must sell. Looking for best offer. 815/338- '423 ask for Roger after 6 pm LARGE COMIC & Beatle record & toy collection. Comic '»40's 'o 1970's mostly Marvel. 8!5 344 5897 HONDA '73.450, Elec. start, one owner, low miles, like new cond $450 815 344 589 7. All roads lead to roam The festive p By HELEN KLEIN Mardi Gras may occur only once a year, but New Orleans is a city which al­ ways radiates holiday ex­ citement. Whether the reason is the rhythm of jazz pulsat­ ing in the air, thte spicy fra­ grance of Creole and Cajun cooking wafting out of homes and restaurants, or the pastel colored walls and fretted ironwork balconies of the buildings of thtVieux Recreational 92 Vehicles PRACTICALLY NEW RV TIRES, Michelen, XQ2, 12 ply dR 19 5., 2 pair, $60/each. Con tad Elaine, 815/459 6060 8 to 5 only. 23 ft ALUMA LITE trailer, rr^ny extras like new, $6495 8- 5/455 0522 REACH The Bargains By Reading Classifieds! ' u / not complete without at least one visit to the French Market for a breakfast of beignets (fritters bathed in powdery confectioner's sugar) accompanied by one or more cups of the city's characteristically heady, chicory-flavored coffee. After breakfast, browse among the shops and stalls, and be sure to see the fa­ mous streetcar, Desire, at her place at the far end of the market. Any sightseeing of New Carre (French Quarter),.the ^Orleans should beg in at ambiance is one of gaiety, Jackson Square, dominated celebration, devil-may- by the towering shape of St. care revelry. More than anywhere elsp I have ever been, 1 feel good when 1 stroll through the streets of the Vieux Carre, whether in the smouldering warmth of a July afternoon or the crisp coolness of a sunny February morning. For, New Orleans is a city which invites visitors to participate in its festivities, festivities which it takes very seriously indeed. And, indeed, anything in this city is a festivity: from an afternoon excursion on the bayous to a simple meal in the quiet courtyard of a restaurant. Preservation Hall, the home of jazz, stands just off Bourbon Street beckon­ ing passersby to enter and indulge. Nearby, Pat O'Brien's, a dark, cavernous place, of­ fers New Orleans' specialty drink, the Hurricane, in tall glasses that pack an unex­ pected punch. The elegant G a 11 i e r House, dream home of a 19th century architect, is open for tours which con­ clude on the peaceful iron­ work balcony overlooking Royal Street, where cook­ ies and coffee are served. Visitors are invited to lin­ ger and enjoy the food, the view and the atmosphere. A Visit to New Orleans is Louis Cathedral, a silhou­ ette reminiscent of fairy­ tale castles. Jackson Square also boasts several other noted New Orleans monuments -- The Cabildo, the struc­ ture which housed the gov- ernment during New Orleans' stretch as a Span­ ish Colony; the Presbytere, now a branch of the Louisi- ana State Museum, but built around the turn of the 19th century to serve as a residence for parish clergy; and the Fontalba Buildings, constructed in the mid- 19th century as prototypical apartment buildings, fronted by gracefully fret­ ted wrought iron. From Jackson Square, the best plan is to walk, and to continue walking, taking streets as fancy leads, in and out of alleys, and past the myriad of charmingly characteristic buildings, with front porticos, which today are showcases for shops and restaurants, or are private homes, or subdi­ vided into apartments. When you can tear your­ self away from the French Quarter, take a ride into the fabled Garden District, with its spacious homes -- truly a feast for the eyes. Other musts -- a walk along the ramparts over­ looking the Mississippi FADING INTO THE MIST, New Orleans' St. Louis Cathe- dral dominates Jackson Square with its towering, fairytale castle towers. River, less a scenic wonder than an opportunity to mar­ vel at the commerce the river carries from this, its coastal port: a lunch of a Po' Boy or a Muffelata Sandwich, on crusty conti­ nental bread, in one of the cafes lining Jackson Square; a visit to the eerie, above-ground burying places, with the tombs on stilts (to counter flooding problems which are com­ mon in the Mississippi Delta); dinner at one of New Orleans' famous Cre­ ole restaurants, such as Brennan's, Broussard's or Galatoire's. 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