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BUYER's GUIDE on the City's Institutions USE THESE SPACES Throughout the Directory TO REMIND People 25 "THE MANNING'S 1983 COMMUNITY'S SHOWCASE" Your----Local Yellow Page Merchants ITHACA, N.Y. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY A CITY DIRECTORY SERVICE A classified directory pro­ viding detailed information BUYER'S GUIDE on the city's institutions. CIVIC organizations. busi­ nesses. professions and man­ ufacturers served by this The following businesses and organizations directory believe in the City Directory as a vital com­ munity and personal information bureau and image. When calling upon them for their serv­ ice or product. mention that you saw their dis­ The advertisements in these play in a City Directory. yellow pages" are group­ ed together and classified alphabetically under appro­ priate headings. Telephone Numbers included as an added feature Each advertisement is cross­ referenced in the directory's alphabetical section as well as In the list of advertisers. Copyright 1983, by H. A. Manning Co. "The Public Needs to be Reminded as Well as Informed" Use these spaces scattered throughout the Directory to REMIND Buyers Abstracters 26 ADVERTISING-RADIO WHCU RADIO-AM & FM LAUX ADVERTISING INC. STEREO 212 -216 State East •••••• 272-2345 • ADVERTISING. MARKETING • CATALOGS • PUBLICITY • MARKET RESEARCH AIR CONDITIONING • TV-RADIO & NEWSPAPER CONTRACTORS & SYSTEMS • YELLOW PAGES COMMON SENSE ENERGY SYSTEMS 116 Buttermilk Falls Rd East 273-3100 105 E. SENECA 272-8626 ITHACA ECKERT A J CO INC 4 Hall Rd Box 591 347-4431 SCHMITT'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 211 Auburn 272-2278 BARD-AIR CORP. Weather Control 431 Cayuga North . 273-3522 Specializing in Corporate AIR CONDITIONING EQUIP & Executive Air Transportation SYSTEMS-REPAIRING WILSON & SONS HEATING & Air Freight PLUMBING INC 105 Iroquois Rd ~ Cabinclass Twin Engine Air Craft (Cay Hts) 257-6022 AIRCRAFT CHARTER RENTAL LOCATED CORTLAND COUNTY AIRPORT & LEASING SERVICE Chartair Inc Brawn Rd 257-1666 \..922 GROTON RD. 753-0733 CORTLAND ~ BARD-AIR CORP 922 Groton Rd 453.Q733 (See ad this page) ABSTRACTERS Price Henry occt 202 State East (409) 273-3755 AIRPORTS Rolfe Frederick J acct Clinton Hause Finger Lakes Abstract Corp Citizens (203) 272-7973 Tompkins County Airport Warren Rd . 257-0456 Savings Bank Building (405) 272-6644 ALCOHOLISM INFORMATION TOMPKINS & WATKINS ACCOUNTING & ABSTRACT CORP Citizens & TREATMENT CENTERS Savings Bank Building (307) •••••• 273-0884 BOOKKEEPING MACHINES & SUPLS Alcoholism Council of Tompkins ACCOUNTANTS-CERTIFIED County 109 State-West 273-5422 MILLER'S T G SONS PAPER CO PUBLIC 330 State East ••.•.•.•••.••••••••••••••...•. 272-5353 AMBULANCE SERVICE Ciaschi Dieters-Hagen Schaufler & BANGS AMBULANCE INC 205 Mickelson CPA's Terrace Hill (1st fI) 272-4444 ADJUSTERS Green West 273-1161 Ciaschi Frederick J CPA 317 Terrace Hill (1st fl) 272-4444 Crawford & Co 840 Hanshaw Rd AMUSEMENT PLACES Dieters-Hagen John H CPA 317 (Cayuga Hts) 257-6734 Terrace Hill (1st fI) 272-4444 Games R Fun 406 College Av 272-9836 Leach Michael E CPA 317 Terrace Hill ADVERTISING AGENCIES & Just Fun Pyramid Mall (C7) 257-4525 (1st fl) 272-4444 Little John E CPA Terrace Hill (lst fl) 272-4444 COUNSELORS AMUSEMENTS Massa Aniello M CPA 308 Tioga Cogan Howard S Associates 222 Great Games 154 State East 273-0819 North (209) 273-6102 Albany South 272-1031 Maxfield Randolph & Carpenter CPA Dolgas R J Inc 307 Tioga North 272-3424 202 State East (501) 272-6710 ANIMAL HOSPITALS Ethos Public Relations & Advertising PIEWORSHIK KENNETH A CPA Inc 307 Tioga North 272-3424 Briar Patch Veterinary Hospital 2442 109 Seneca-East (2nd fl) 272-7383 GARRITY PROMOTIONS 213 North Triphammer Rd North 257-0707 Randolph Rane F CPA 220 State East Aurora .•••••••.•••...••••••••••••.••.•••.••.•.•• 272-1323 Colonial Veterinary Hospital 2369 (501) 272-6710 HOURAGENCY INC 614 Triphammer Rd North RD1 257-3650 Schaufler Craig L CPA 317 Terrace State-West ••.•...•••••••.•••.•••••••••••.•.... 272-6060 Ithaca Small Animal Hospital 712 Hill (l st fl) 272-4444 LAUX ADVERTISING INC 105 Court-West 273-3133 Sciarabba Walker & Co CPA's 309 Seneca-East 272-8626 Tioga North 272-5550 ANIMAL SHELTERS Welch Francis E CPA 428 Tioga North 273-4542 (See ad this page) S P C A Animal Shelter 1640 ACCOUNTANTS-PUBLIC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Hanshaw Rd (Cayuga Hts) 257-1822 CACCIOTTI LOUIS J Accountant GREGORY PAUL PRESS INC 114 Geneva South •••••.••••••••••••.••• 273-5893 121 State West 272-8589 ANTENNAS Neferis G P Agency 309 Lincoln-East Grosser Ernest acct tax consultant 102 GALLAGER'S TELEVISION REPAIR (663) 277-0044 Falls West 273-4122 & SALES 327 State-West 277-4903 Long Norman C public acc! 2250 Triphammer Rd North RD1 257-4447 ADVERTISING-NEWSPAPER Longo Rocco S public acct 538 ANTIQUES-DEALERS ITHACA JOURNAL 123 State-West 272-2321 State-West 272-1060 Antique House 111 Cayuga North .... 273-2531 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS ITHACA TIMES 126 State East BOX INC 114 Geneva South 273-5893 27 (2nd floor) 273-6092 ASIA HOUSE GALLERY--------, Page Harriet M pub acct 115 Falls Oriental Specialist-Decorative Furnishings West 273- 1372 Rugs - Jewelry - Gifts - Art & Petricala Louis J Jr acct 308 Tioga ADVERTISING-OUTDOOR Art Appraisals North (209) 273-6102 PARK DISPLAY 201 Terrace Hill .••• 272-9020 118 South Meadow Rt 13 272-8850 27 Apartments ANTIQUES-DEALERS (Cont'd) Brianwood Antiques 409 State-West .. 272-7773 DUX ANTIQUES 114 State-West •••• 273-7025 WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU AT Gold & Silver Merchant The 610 State-West . 272-2288 Iron Fence Antiques 323 State-West 277-3770 Pastimes DeWitt Moll The . 277-3457 PATTEN'S JEWELERS INC 188 Pleasant Grove Rd •••••.•••.•••....••.•. 257-2363 SPRUCEWOOD APARTMENTS PERRY'S ANTIQUES LAMPS N THINGS 615 Green West 272-2699 Rhine Antiques The 533 State-West. 272-1451 and THE VILLAGE Skytop Antiques & Auction Service Limited 1319 Mecklenburg Rd ........ 272-7010 SURPLUS FURNITURE CO 700 BuHalo West 272-7604 WITH THE BEST HOUSING VALUES IN ITHACA ANTIQUES-REPAIRING & RESTORING ••• DUX ANTIQUES 114 State-West .... 273-7025 1 Bedroom Apartment Designed For Adult Living. ANTIQUES-WHOLESALE DUX ANTIQUES 114 State-West .... 273-7025 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments with Spacious Play Area, Within APARTMENT RENTAL Walking Distance of N.E. Schools AGENCIES 3-4 Bedroom Homes Available HOMEFINDERS THE 411 College Av 273-0123 APARTMENTS SHOP AND COMPARE ABBOTT ASSOCIATES 150 West Village Pi 273-5215 Belleayre Annex Apartments 614 University Av YOU'LL LIVE WITH US Belleayre Aportments 700 -702 Stewart Av 272-3190 Blair House 135 Blair 273-9414 103 SALEM DRIVE TEL. 257-0717 Boleskine House Apartments 210 Stewart Av 273- 1899 BROOK LANE APARTMENTS 220 Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Cay Hts) 272-9206 Heights Court Apartments 110 Heights Sevanna Pork 2250 Triphammer Rd Campus Hill Apartments 709 Stewart Ct 257-7496 North 257-4447 Av 257-0313 High Chaparal Apartments 114 Southview Apartments 304 -410 CANDLEWYCK PARK Summit 273-6864 Center APARTMENTS Candlewyck Dr .... 272-9206 Highland House Apartments 312 414 -422 Plain South 273-8629 Carriage House Apartments 190 Thurston Av (13A office) 257-7022 Springwood Townhouses 123 King Rd Pleasant Grove Rd 257-0313 Hillcrest Apartments 710 Stewart Av East 272-3813 CAYUGA APARTMENTS INC 100 Hills Apartments 125 College Av SPRUCEWOOD APARTMENTS AND BuHalo West BOX 37 277-3711 Hunter Apartments 317 Eddy THE VILLAGE 103 Salem Dr ........ 257-0717 OHice Cayuga Apts (IC) 277-3711 Hurlburt House (student housing) (See ad this page) Center Ithaca 171 State East Box 386 272-5275 Country Club Rd Choteau Claire Apts 2 Sheraton Dr JOHNSON APARTMENTS 138 Linn 273-5091 Summerhill Apartments Ellis Hollow Rd Choteau Northeast Apartments 64 Jordon House The 715 Buffalo East .. 272-8203 Terra-Cotto Apartments 518 Buffalo Sheraton Dr lakeland Homes The 319 Highland Rd West 272-3156 Chestnut Hill Apartments 143 Chestnut 272-5750 (Coy Hts) 257-6334 Terrace Apartments 402 Buffalo East Cliffside Terrace Apartments 405 landmark Square Apartments 605 Thurston Court Apartments 223 -409lake 273-8160 Meadow South Thurston Av 256- 1880 Common's West Apartments 107 lansing Apartments North 700 Titus Tower Apartments 800 Plain State East Warren Rd 257-4037 South 273-8629 Cook Street Properties 206 Stewart LANSING APARTMENTS NORTH Towne & Gown Apartments 504 Av 272-7860 Rental Information Center Stewart Av Covered Bridge Apartments 134 Lansing Apartments North University Pork Apartments Uptown Graham Rd 257-2861 (18-2D) 257-4037 Rd 257-3300 Drydock Apartments 105 Aurora 257-4038 Uptown Village Apartments Uptown North 277-0332 lansing Apartments West Rental Village 257-0223 Edgecliff Apartments 934 Stewart Av Office lansing Apartments West Village Meadows Inc 100 Graham Rd 257-2332 Ellis Hollow Rood Apartments 1028 (K-2D) 257-5444 Village Meadows Townhouses Rental Ellis Hollow Rd 273-3020 LANSING APARTMENTS WEST Information Center 100 Graham Rd FAIRVIEW ASSOCIATES 100 Section 3 2250 Triphammer Rd (16-A) 257-2332 Fairview Square 272-3420 North 257-5444 Villager Apartments The 316 Highland FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS 100 Fairview LUCENTE ROCCO P 103 Salem Dr .. 257-0717 Rd (Coy Hts) Square MAPLE HILL APARTMENTS 301 WARRENWOOD APARTMENTS FAIRVIEW MANOR 423 Oak Av .. 272-3420 Maple Av 272-8933 600 Warren Rd 257-5200 FAIRVIEW MANOR REALTY CO Morann Management 210 State-West 273-8160 West View Terrace Apartments 400 423 Oak Av 272-3420 Morvin Gardens 440 Buffalo East Triphammer Rd (Cornell And Coy Fall Hoven Apartments 509 lake 272-6353 (1-18) Hts) GARDNER JAMES E JR Realtor McGraw House 221 Geneva South .... 272-7054 8 Country Club Rd 408 Tiaga North BOX 6403 ........ 277-3232
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