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ITHACA Locally Owned Cortland 272-1591 415 Hillview PI A-ARROW EXTERMINATING CO. ITHACA locally Owned CORTlAND 272-1591 415 Hillview PI. 753-7108 MANNING'S CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 77 MANNING'S 1978 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY (Yellow Pages) ITHACA (NEW YORK) The ONLY Complete List of • Products • Professions • Manufacturers • Services • Businesses • Branded Goods • Organizations SEE F. F. I. FOR INDEX TO FURTHER ADVERTISERS INFORMATION Telephone Numbers included as an added feature Copyright 1978, by H. A. Manning Co. • full service banking. MARINE MIDLAND BANK JUDD FALLS ROAD TRIPHAMMER ROAD 24 Hour Money Matic Banking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RESIDENTIAL RENTALS DeWitt Building Office Complex 215 N. Cayuga Street 273-0123 78 MANNING'S CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ABSTRACfERS Elliot Agency The 111 Cayuga South (410J 277 -0909 HOURAGENCY INC 614 State-West •••••• 272-6060 Tompkins and Watkins Abstract Corp Imagery Magazine Corners Community Citizens Savings Bonk Building 273-0884 Center 257-4044 Laux Advertising Inc 105 Seneca-East 272-8626 Shephard Advertising Village Green Shopping Center Inc 257-2555 ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Ciaschi Frederick J CPA Clinton House (203) 273-5101 FRANKLIN PRINTING East Hill Plaza .•.• 272-7711 Leach Michael J CPA Clinton House (203) 273-5101 Mosso Aniello M CPA 308 Tioga North (209) 273-6102 ADVERTISING-DIRECT MAIL Maxfield Randolph & Carpenter CPA 202 FRANKLIN PRINTING East Hill Plaza ••.• 272-7711 State East (501-512) 272-6710 Mickelson Jerry E CPA's 202 State East 272-6710 Sciarabba Walker & Co CPA's 309 Tioga ADVERTISING-OUTDOOR North 272-5550 PARK DISPLAY 201 Terrace Hill ••.•.••.••.• 272-9020 Welch Francis E CPA 506 Tioga North 273-4542 ADVERTISING-RADIO ACCOUNTANTS-PUBLIC Cacciotti Louis J acct 114 Geneva South .. 273-5893 WHCU RADIO-AM & FM STEREO 212 Hall Alfred G acct 202 State East -216 State East 272·2345 (409-410) 273-3755 Hall Harold acct 202 State East (604) 272-7303 Long N C Associates College Av (237) 272-2756 W V B R-FM STEREOITHACA 227 Longo Rocco S public acct 538 State-West 272-1060 Linden Av 273-4000 Management Consultants Inc 114 Geneva South 273-5893 Page Harriet M pub acct 115 Falls West . 273-1372 Pesoli Anthony B acct 114 Geneva South .. 273-5893 AIR CLEANING & PURIFYING Petricola Louis J Jr acct 308 Tioga North EQUIPMENT (209) 273-6102 Future Products 403 Taughannock Blvd ...... 273-7882 ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING AIR CONDITIONING MACHINES & SUPLS CONTRACfORS Ithaca Business Systems 311 Fourth 272-2244 ADJUSTERS LAWRENCE DONALD H---------., Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Binghampton Insurance Claims Service State Air Conditioning East (612) 272-5272 Ithaca Claims Service Seneca-East (e) 273-7937 ADVERTISING AGENCIES & .1~-~ Rt 38 Freeville 844-9510 COUNSELORS 898-5026 Ad People The 310 Auburn 273-3753 Cogan Howard Associates 222 Albany South 272- 1031 PORTER SHEET METAL CO INC 800 Diagram 4 109 Ithaca Commons 273-7741 Cascadilla •••.•.•.•.•••......•.........................• 272-2363 EASTMAN ROBERT INC 1771 Hanshaw SCHMITT'S HEATING & AIR Rd (Cayuga Hts) 257-1616 CONDITIONING SERVICE 211 Auburn 272-2278 PROPERTY OWNERS are indicated in the pink Street Guide -by this symbol 8. A valuable addition to your CITY D IRECTORY PIANOS·ORGANS SHEET MUSIC CONN • CABLE • WEBER • KNABE Steve Barnes & Clyde Miller Proprietors 726 W.Green St/lthaca/273-4232 MANNING'S CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 79 AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT APARTMENTS & SYSTEMS ABBOTT ASSOCIATES 150 West Village Pl............................................................ 273-5215 WILSON & SONS HEATING & PLUMBING INC 105 Iroquois Rd (Cay Aurora Heights Apartments 101 Grand View Ct 273-0141 Hts) ...••••.........••.•...•....••..•.•...........••••••••.• 257-6022 Belleayre Annex Apartments 614 University Av Belleayre Apartments 700 ·702 Stewart Av 272-3190 AIRCRAFf CHARTER RENTAL & Blair House 135 Blair LEASING SERVICE Brook lane Apartments 220 Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Cay Hts) 257-3311 Chartair Brown Rd 257-1666 Campus Hill Apartments 709 Stewart Av Candlewyck Park Apartments Candlewyck Dr 272-9206 AIRPORTS Carriage House Apartments 190 Pleasant Grove Rd . 257-2575 Tompkins County Airport Warren Rd 257-0456 Cayuga Apartments 100 Buffalo West . 272-1226 Chateau Claire Apts 2 Sheraton Dr . 272-7070 Chateau Northeast Apartments 64 Sheraton AMBULANCE SERVICE Dr BANGS HOSPITAL AMBULANCE Chestnut Hill Apartments 143 Chestnut 272-5750 SERVICE 209 Green West 273-1161 Cliffside Terrace Apartments 409 lake 273-8160 COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE 605 COOK STREET PROPERTIES 206 Stewart Cascadilla 274-4419 Av 272-7860 272-6222 Covered Bridge Apartments 134 Graham Rd 257-2861 David Apartments 311 Eddy AMUSEMENT PLACES Edgecliff Apartments 934 Stewart Av Just Fun Pyramid Mall (C7) 257-4525 Ellis Hollow Road Apartments 1028 Ellis Hollow Rd 273-3020 FAIRVIEW ASSOCIATES 100 Fairview ANIMAL HOSPITALS Square 272-3420 FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS 100 Fairview Colonial Veterinary Hospital 369 Square Triphammer Rd North RD1 257-3650 Fairview Heights Apartments Maple Av 272-3420 Ithaca Small Animal Hospital 700 1/ 2 Buffalo 401 Cornell 273-3420 West 273-3133 FAIRVIEW MANOR 423 Oak Av 272-3420 FAIRVIEW MANOR REALTY CO 423 Oak Av 272-3420 ANIMAL SHELTERS Fall Haven Apartments 509 lake 272-6353 Gaslight Village Apartments Uptown Rd S P C A Animal Shelter 1640 Hanshaw Rd Greven Apartments 210 Stewart Av (Cayuga Hts) 257-1822 Greycourt Apartments 108 Eddy Hasbrouck Apartments Pleasant Grove Rd 256-5333 Heights Court Apartments 110 Heights Ct . 257-7496 High Chaparal Apartments 114 Summit . 273-6864 ANTIQUES-DEALERS Highland House Apartments 312 Thurston Antique House 111 Cayuga North 273-2531 Av (13A office) 257-7022 ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 Meadow Hillcrest Apartments 710 Stewart Av South 272-8850 Hills Apartments 125 College Av Brianwood Antiques 409 State-West 272-7773 HOME FINDERS DeWitt Office Complex 273-0123 Iron Fence Antiques 323 State-West 277-3770 HUDSON HEIGHTS STUDIO APARTMENTS 125 Coddington Rd .... 272-8215 PATTEN'S JEWELERS 188 Pleasant 272-7271 Grove Rd 257-2363 Hunter Apartments 317 Eddy Skytop Antiques & Auction Service 1319 Hurlburt House (student housing) Country Mecklenburg Rd 272-2226 Club Rd fijRJ'l Cit RlStJ:R I nAMe" ERIE J. MIlLER. INcO A Subsidlory 01 • Amertcan Moton Ccrpcret-co 320 Elmira Rd. Ithaca, N. Y. Phone: 273-8585 AUTOMATIC ALARM SYSTEMS (t2; BURGLAR. FIRE. SMOKE Dictograph Security 368 W. SECOND 962-7777 CORNING 14830 Systems 80 MANNING'S CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Lakeland Homes The 319 Highland Rd (Cay APPLIANCES-BRANDS Hts) Lakeview Meadows Inc 100 Graham Rd .... 257-2332 AMANA Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 Lansing Apartments North 700 Warren Rd 257-4037 State East tel 273-0493 Lansing Apartments West Triphammer Rd ROPER Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 State North RDl 257-1166 East tel 273-0493 257-1466 THERMODORE Bob Baker's Kitchens Ledger Orson Apartments College Av (305) 273-7842 401 State East tel 273-0493 LUCENTE ROCCO P 103 Salem Dr •.•.••.••• 257-0717 WASTE-KING UNIVERSAL Bob Baker's Maple Hill Apartments 301 Maple Av 272-8933 Kitchens 401 State East tel 273-0493 Marvin Gardens 440 Buffalo East 273-9932 McGraw House 221 Geneva South 272-7054 APPRAISERS Pine Hill Apartments 709 Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Cay Hts) ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 Meadow Pleasant Grove Apartments 120 Pleasant South .•.•.•.•••.••.................•.......•.....•.•.•..... 272-8850 Grove Rd 256-5333 VASSE JOHN J REALTOR 420 Seneca Presbyterian Missionary Apartments 114 West 272-7755 Catherine Sharwill Garden Apartment House 601 Meadow South 273-4511 ARCHITECfS Southview Apartments 304-410 Center Bagnardi J Victor archt 308 Tioga North 414 -422 South Plain (203) 272-2431 Springwood Apartments 123 King Rd East 272-3813 DiPasquale Raymond A & Associates 121 TERRACE APARTMENTS THE 402 State-West 272-8585 Buffalo East 272-3156 Downing William Associates DeWitt Park Thurston Court Apartments 223 Thurston Av Apartments 273-6427 Titus Tower Apartments 800 Plain South .... 273-8629 EGNER ANTON J & ASSOCIATES 310 Towne & Gown Apartments 504 Stewart State-West (607) 273-8280 Av Ithaca Architectural Studio College Av (307) University Park Apartments Uptown Rd 257-3300 Levatich-Miller-Hoffman PC 119 Buffalo Uptown Village Apartments Uptown Rd 257-1373 West 273-0085 Villager Apartments The 316 Highland Rd O'Brien & Taube 106 Court-East (200) 277-3077 (Cay Hts) O'Brien Robert architect 106 Court-East Warrenwood Apartments 600 Warren Rd .. 257-5200 (200) 277-3077 West View Terrace Apartments 400 Tallman & Tallman architects 202 State Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Cay Hts) East (603) 273-3424 WEST VILLAGE West Village PI 273.5215 Taube David H architect 106 Court-East Westbourne Heights Apartments 126 (200) 277-3077 Westbourne La 272-9588 THOMAS FRED H ASSOCIATES PC 560 Winston Court Apartments 400 Winston Ct 257 -0717 Triphammer Rd North RD1 257-1300 ARCHITECfS SUPPLIES APPLIANCE REPAIRS MILLER'S T G SONS PAPER CO 330 State East 272-5353 FARRELL'S WASHER SALES & SERVICE 1024 Tioga North 272- 1781 ART GALLERIES & DEALERS ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 Meadow APPLIANCES South 272-8850 Feminist Art Studio Inc 136 State East 273-2171 Ithaca House Gallery & Publishing House BOB BAKER'S KITCHENS 401 State East 273-0493 108 Plain North 272- 1233 FARRELL'S WASHER SALES & SERVICE 1024 Tioga North 272-1781 ART NEEDLEWORK T&T Appliances 535 State-West 273-2131 Bobbi's Needleworks 119 State East 273-6663 What's Their Job? This important fact is a valuable All occupations are listed in the alphabetical section. CITY DIRECTORY SERVICE T~~ VUOOD OFFIC~ INSURANCE SINCE 1853 • BROKERS COUNSELORS • RISK MANAGEMENT 700 FIRST NATIONAL
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