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Dryden Dairy Days! May 28 – June 10, 2014 Dairy Days & Do You Know Where This Is? Pre-Grad/Dad Edition SEE PAGE 3 FOR CONTEST YOUR REGIONAL BI-WEEKLY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 607-844-8228 CORTLAND • ITHACA • DRYDEN • HOMER • GROTON • MARATHON • WHITNEY POINT • MORAVIA • TULLY • LAFAYETTE [email protected] Est. 2002 @TCATRIBUNE CORTLANDAREATRIBUNE.COM 800-427-6160 607-756-2627 Purchase tickets at our website: www.cortlandrep.org GPS Address for performances: 6799 Little York Lake Rd., Preble Use your smart phone to visit our website! SUPER CREAM DAIRY BAR “Creating Smiles One Lick at a Time” Thanks to our Season Corporate Benefactors: OPEN DAILY 607–749–3348 75 N. West Rd. 11am – 10pm Rt. 281 Homer Downtown Cortland Partner: Show Sponsor: HAIRY TONY’S We support our farmers! Show your support by celebrating Dryden Dairy Days! drydendairyday.org Did you know… Yogurt: Dairy Culture is Sweeping New York! We offer a free wedding registry? This month, we have great gifts for A GREAT WAY TO SPEND THE DAY! Dads, Grads and Teachers? The Dryden area pays tribute to area dairy farmers and the farming industry beginning with a parade, We offer photography services (weddings, then craft booths, food & entertainment! senior pictures, newborns, etc)? Dryden Dairy Day Scholarship Presentation at 11:00 Dryden Rotary Dairy Dash will lead off the parade down Main Street at 9:30 a.m. We are open Tuesday-Sunday 10-5? Meet the Tompkins County Dairy Princess and her court! Theme by: Jill Howland Congratulations 129 North St. Dryden NY MILK $.10 per 1/2 pint ICE CREAM CONES $.25/di p Class of 2014!! (607)844-KNOB This is a community celebration sponsored by Dryden Grange and the Dairy Day Committee. ©2014 Kumon North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved. America, North Kumon ©2014 Learning for the Long Run FREE Registration* School is about to end, but learning doesn’t have to end when class is dismissed. 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