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ITHACA Merchunts (New York) 25 MANNING'S 1985 "THE COMMUNITY'S SHOWCASE" ~-- Your Local Yellow Page ITHACA Merchunts (New York) A CITY DIRECTORY SERVICE A classified directory pro­ viding detailed information on the crtv's Institutions. CIVIC organizations. busi­ The following businesses and organizations nesses. professions and man­ believe in the City Directory as a vital com­ ufacturers served by this munity and personal information bureau and directory image. When calling upon them for their serv­ ice or product. mention that you saw their dis­ play in a City Directory The advertisements in these "yellow pages" are group­ ed together and classified alphabetically under appro­ priate headings. Telephone Numbers included as an added feature Copyright 1985, by H. A. Manning Co. Abstracters 26 Finger Lakes Engineering 431 Cayuga North 277-4444 ITHACA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC 211 Fifth .... 272-2363 SCHMITT'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 310 CABlf;·ADS Auburn 272-2278 Ithaca'SNeiY Medium AIRCRAFT CHARTER LOCAL TELEVISION ADVERTISING Chartair Inc Brown Rd 257-1666 · ESPN • MTV • USA • CNN • AIRCRAFT RENTAL & LEASING 612 WEST GREEN STREET TAUGHANNOCK A VIAnON CORP Tompkins County Airport (Brown ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850 (607) 277-0766 Rd) 257-1666 ~ 257-7500 (See ad this page) CHARTAlRfTAUGHANNOCK AVIAnON CORP. AIRLINE COMPANIES Brockway Air Brown Rd 257-2472 Empire Airlines Brown Rd 257-1577 chartair • EXECUTIVE CHARTER U S Air Brown Rd 273-1300 • PRIORITY CARGO • TURBO PROP & PISTON TWINS AIRLINE TICKET AGENCIES • AIR CRAFT MAINTENANCE & INSPECTION QUINLAN & O'ROURKE TRAVEL • INSTRUCTION & RENTAL 408 Upland Rd East (Cay Hts) .• 257-6606 STONE TRAVEL AGENCY INC/AMERICAN EXPRESS 257-1666 257-7500 TRAVEL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 414 Eddy 273-4443 '" TOMPKINS CO. AIRPORT ITHACA N.Y. ABSTRACTERS ADVERTISING AGCY & AIRPORTS TOMPKINS & WATKINS COUNSELORS Air Traffic Control Tower-Federal ABSTRACT CORP Citizens Aviation Agency Brown Rd 257-1316 Savings Bank Building (307) 273-0884 Advertising Associates Inc 528 Green Tompkins County Airport Brown Rd 257-0456 West 272-8626 Cogan Howard S Associates 222 ACCNT & BKKPNG MACH & Albany South 272- 1031 ALCOHOLISM INFO & SUPLS Dolgas R J Inc 307 Tioga North 272-3424 TREATMENT GARRITY COMMUNICATIONS INC MILLER'S T G SONS PAPER CO 213 North Aurora 272-1323 Alcoholism Council of Tompkins 330 State East 272-5353 HOURAGENCY INC 614 County 109 State-West 273-5422 State-West 272-6060 ACCOUl\"TA~TS-CERTIFIED ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES PUBLIC ALTERNATORS & Gregory Paul Press Inc 121 GENERATOR~AUTMTV Ciaschi Dieters-Hogen Schaufler & State-West 272-8589 Mickelson CPA's Terrace Hill . 272-4444 Neferis G P Agency 309 Lincoln-East SALINO ELECTRIC MOTORS 630 Ciaschi Frederick J CPA Terrace Hill 272-4444 (6631 277-0044 Elmira Rd 273-0537 Cohen Alan H CPA 310 Utica .. 273-3043 Dieters-Hogen John H CPA Terrace ADVERTISING-NEWSPAPER Hill . 272-4444 Leach Michael E CPA Terrace Hill .. 272-4444 ITHACA JOURNAL NEWS 123 AMBULANCE SERVICE Little John E CPA Terrace Hill .. 272-4444 State-West 272-2321 BANGS AMBULANCE INC 205 Masso Aniello M CPA 308 Tioga ITHACA TIMES 108 State West Green West 273-1161 North (209) . 273-6102 (2nd fl) 273-6092 Maxfield Randolph & Carpenter CPA ADVERTISING-RADIO 202 State East (501) .. 272-6710 Mickelson Jerry E CPA Terrace Hill . 272-4444 WHCU RADIO-AM & FM AMUSEMENT PLACES Peworchik Kenneth A CPA 428 Tioga STEREO 212 -216 State East ...... 272-2345 North . 272-9064 Just Fun Pyramid Moll (Cl) 257-4525 Randolph Rane F CPA 220 State East 273-5749 New York Board Soiling Inc 1000 Schaufler Craig L CPA Terrace Hill .... 272-4444 ADVERTISING-TELEVISION East Shore Dr 273-2560 Time Out Family Amusement Center Sciarabba Walker & Co CPA 200 CABLE-ADS 612 Green West .......... 277-0766 Buffalo East (404) . 272-5550 154 State East 273-6734 Welch Francis E CPA 428 Tioga North 273-4542 (See ad this page) AGRICULTURAL ANIMAL HOSPITALS ACCOUNTANTS-PUBLIC CONSULTANTS Briar Patch Veterinary Hospital 2442 CACCIOTTI LOUIS J Accountant IThaca International Ltd 707 Cayuga 114 Geneva South •••......•.•.....•..•. 273-5893 Triphammer Rd North 257-0707 Heights Rd (Cayuga Hts) 257-2541 Colonial Veterinary Hospital 2369 Grosser Ernest acct tax consultant 102 New York Dairy Herd Improvement Triphammer Rd North RD1 257-3650 Falls West 273-4122 Co-op Inc Warren Rd 257-1272 Ithaca Small Animal Hospital 712 Longo Rocco S public acct 538 Court-West 273-3133 State-West _ 272-1060 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS AIR CONDITIONING INC 114 Geneva South .•.•..•....•.... 273-5893 Petricolo Louis J Jr acc! 308 Tioga CONTRACTORS North (209) 273-6102 ALLSERV 110 Gunderman Rd ANIMAL SHELTERS Price Henry E acct 202 State East COMMON SENSE ENERGY S P C A Animal Shelter 1640 (409) 273-3755 SYSTEMS 1428 Danby Rd (IT) .... 273-3100 Hanshaw Rd .. 257-1822 27 Apartments ANTIQUES-DEALERS Antique House 111 Coyugo N.rth .... 273-2531 WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU AT ASIA HOUSE GAUERY .., Oriente! Specialists-Decorative Furnishings Rugs - Jewelry· Gifts· Art & Antiques Art Appraisals 118 South Meadow Rt 13 27'2-8850 SPRUCEWOOD APARTMENTS Brianwood Antiques 409 State-West 272-7773 Indian Creek Antiques 1406 and THE VILLAGE Trumansburg Rd 273-1994 Pastimes DeWitt Mall The.. 277-3457 PATTEN'S JEWElERS INC 188 Pleasant Grove Rd 257-2363 WITH THE BEST HOUSING VALUES IN ITHACA Peachy's Gold & Silver 610 State-West 272-2550 Perry's Antiques lamps N Things 615 ••• Green West 272-2699 Rhine Antiques The 533 State-West 272-1451 Skytop Antiques 1319 Mecklenburg 1 Bedroom Apartment Designed For Adult Living. Rd 272-7010 Wood Duck Antiques Div of VanPrix Antiques Inc 1302 Dryden Rd ........ 277-0227 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments with Spacious Play Area, Within Walking Distance of North East Schools APARTMENTS 3-4 Bedroom Homes Available ABBOTT ASSOCIATES 150 West Village Pi 273-5215 Belleayre Apartments 700 -702 Stewart Av 272-3190 SHOP AND COMPARE Blair House 135 Blair 273-9414 Boleskine House Apartments 210 Stewart Av YOU'LL LIVE WITH US BROOK LANE APARTMENTS 220 Triphammer Rd (Carnell And Cay Hts) 272-9206 Campus Hill Apartments 709 Stewart 103 SALEM DRIVE TEL. 257-0717 Av 257-0313 CANDLEWYCK PARK APARTMENTS Candlewyck Dr .... 27'2-9206 CARRIAGE HOUSE APARTMENTS Henry St John Apts 301 Geneva Ravenwood Apartments 516 University 190 Pleasant Grove Rd 257-0313 South Av CAYUGA APARTMENTS INC 100 High Chaparal Apartments 114 Sevanna Park 2250 Triphammer Rd Buffalo West BOX 37 277-3711 Summit North 257-4447 CENTER ITHACA 171 State East 27'2-5275 Highland House Apartments 312 Southview Apartments 304 -410 Chateau Claire Apartments 2 Thurston Av (13A office) 257-7022 Center Sheraton Dr Hillcrest Apartments 71 0 Stewart Av 414 -422 Plain South Chateau Northeast Apartments 64 Hunter Apartments 317 Eddy Springwood Townhouses 123 King Rd Sheraton Dr Hurlburt House (student housing) East 272-3813 Cliffside Terrace Apartments 405 Country Club Rd SPRUCEWOOD APARTMENTS AND -409lake 273-8160 Ithoca Housing Authority 800 Plain THE VILLAGE 103 Salem Dr ........ 257-0717 Commons West Apartments 107 State South 273-8629 East (200) 273-9462 JOHNSON APARTMENTS 138 Linn 273-5091 (See ad this page) COVERED BRIDGE APARTMENTS Jordan House The 715 Buffalo East .. 272-8203 Summerhill Apartments 1026 Ellis 134 Graham Rd 257-2861 lakeland Homes The 319 Highland Rd Hollow Rd 257-0052 273-1601 (Cay Hts) 257-6334 Terra-Cotta Apartments 518 Buffalo DeBell Apartments 1056 Dryden Rd landmark Square Apartments 605 West 272-3156 DeWitt Apartments DeWitt Park Meadow South Terrace Apartments 402 Buffalo East Apartments 272-3714 lansing Apartments North 700 Thurston Court Apartments 223 Drydock Apartments 105 Aurora Warren Rd 257-4037 Thurston Av 256-1880 North 277-0332 lansing Apartments West Rental Titus Tower Apartments 800 Plain Edgecliff Apartments 934 Stewart Av Office lansing Apartments West South 273-8629 Ellis Hollow Road Apartments 1028 (K-2D) 257-5444 Titus Towers II Apts 800 Plain South .. 273-8629 Ellis Hollow Rd 273-3020 Section 3 2250 Triphammer Rd Town House Associates 1 Charles ...... 257-7077 FAIRVIEW ASSOCIATES 100 North 257-5444 Towne & Gown Apartments 504 Fairview Square 272-3420 ledger Orson R Apts 224 Linden Av 273-7842 Stewart Av 277-3232 FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS 100 Fairview LUCENTE ROCCO P 103 Salem Dr .. 257-0717 University Park Apartments Uptown Square Manor Hause 426 Winthrop Dr .._....... 257-0717 Rd 257-3300 FAIRVIEW MANOR 423 Oak Av .. 272-3420 Maple Hill Apartments 301 Maple Av 272-8933 Uptown Village Apartments Uptown FAIRVIEW MANOR REALTY CO Marann Management 210 State-West 273-8160 Village 257-0223 423 Oak Av 272-3420 Marvin Gardens 440 Buffalo East Village Meadows ltd 100 Graham Rd 257-2332 Fall Haven Apartments 509 lake 272-6353 (1-18) Villager Apartments The 316 Highland GARDNER JAMES E JR REAL McGraw House 221 Geneva South .... 272-7054 Rd (Cay Hts) 257-6146 ESTATE 408 Tioga North BOX Old East Hill School Housing Warrenwoad Apartments 600 Warren 6403 277-3232 Cooperative 111 Stewart Av Rd 257-5200 Gaslight Village Apartments Uptown Parkwoad Village 1871 Hanshaw Rd 257-4577 West View Terrace Apartments 400 Rd 257-3311 Pine Hill Apartments 709 Triphammer Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Cay Greycourt Apartments 108 Eddy Rd (Cornell And Cay Hts) Hts) Hasbrouck Apartments Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grave Apartments 120 8 Country Club Rd Rd 256-5333 Pleasant Grave Rd 256-5333 WEST VILLAGE APARTMENTS 150 HayJoft Art Studio The 1059 Danby Payer Mary I rentals 171 State East West Village Pi 273-5215 Rd 272-3813 (Center Ithaca) 272-5275 Westbourne Heights Apartments 126 Heights Court Apartments 110 Heights Presbyterian Missionary Apartments Westbourne la 272-9588 Ct 257-7496 114 Catherine Winston Court Apartments Winston Ct 257-0717 Appliances 28 Clayworks 301 Geneva South (G-8) 272-4615 "RELIABILITY SINCE 7946" "OUR ONLY BUSINESS" College town Enhancement Association Community Self-Reliance Center 301 Geneva South (G-3) 272-3040 FARRELL'S WASHER Country Club of Ithaca NY Inc 189 SALES & SERVICE ~ Pleasant Grove Rd 257-0010 ~.
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