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Ithaca Directory 97 AGWAY PETROLEUM CORPORATION HEATING OILS - GAS -lP GAS - 24 HR. BURNER SERVICE Phone 272-8002 505 TAUGHANNOCK ITHACA DIRECTORY 97 MANNING'S 1974-75 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 The Classification of Headings is made in accordance with a Standard List adopted by the Association of North American Directory Publishers to secure uniformity in all Directories, and to promote convenience of reference. The • denotes headings inserted by special contract. Copyright 1976, by H. A. Manning Co. .full service banking. @~-~ II - MARINEMIDLAND BANK ~Jir'c. - SOUTHERN - ~ ~ ,-~ JUDD FALLS ROAD 24 H M . TRIPHAMMER ROAD @ our oney Matlc Banking _ - Member federal DePOSIt Insurance Corporetton Northside Discount Liquor & Wine Inc. New Giant Discount Liquor Store Phone 273-1291 Elmira Road Ithaca Shopping Plaza 98 H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S ABSTRACTERS ADVERTISING AGENCIES Tompkins & Watkins Abstract Corp (Titles) AD PEOPLE THE 111 S Cayuga 300 N Tioga 0.273 .Q884 Advertising Specialties of Ithaca 740 S Meadow Carey Advertising Inc 214 S Albany Cogan Howard Associates Inc 222 S Albany ACCOUNTANTS (CERTIFIED PUBLIC) CORN ELL DAILY SUN INC 109 EState Carpenter John R First National Bank Bldg EASTMAN ROBERT INC 1771 Hanshaw rd Furman Max Savings Bank Bldg Cayuga Heights Leach Michl E 121 E Seneca HOURAGENCY INC 614 WState Massa A M 308 N Tioga Laux Advertis ing Inc 105 E Seneca Maxfield Randolph & Carpenter First Nat Bank Bldg Maxfield TB First Nat Bank Bldg ADVERTISING COUNSELORS Randolph Rane F First Nat Bank Bldg HOURAGENCY INC 614 WState Ridley Douglas S 106 E Court Sciarabba Andrew 209 N Tioga Touche Ross & Co 309 N Tioga -ADVERTISING (RADIO) Welch Francis E 506 N Tioga WHCU 216 EState WHCU-FM 216 EState WTKO (Ivy Broadcasting Co) 317 N Aurora ACCOUNTANTS (PUBLIC) WVBR (Cornell Radio Guild) 227 Linden av Cacciotti Louis J 114 South Geneva 0.273- 5893 Ciaschi Fredk J (CPA) Seneca Bldg (706) -ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Hall Alfd G (public) 202 EState (409-410) AD PEOPLE THE 111 S Cayuga Hall Harold First Nat Bank Bldg (609) Longo Rocco S 538 W State Management Consul tants Inc 114 S Geneva -ADVERTISING (TV AND RADIO) 0. 273-5893 AD PEOPLE THE 111 S Cayuga Massa AM 308 N Tioga (209) WTKO (Ivy Broadcasting Co) 317 N Aurora Page Harriet M 115 W Falls WVBR (Cornell Radio Guild) 227 Linden av Pesoli Anthony B 114 S Geneva 0.273-5893 Petricola Louis J 308 N Tioga (209) Sullivan Wm P 417 N Aurora -AEROSPACE (COMPONENT PARTS) THERM INCORPORATED Hudson St ext -ACETYLENE WELDING NATIONAL AUTO-WELD INC 805-807 Taber AIR CHARTER SERVICE Chartair Inc Tompkins County Airport ADDING MACHINES (SALES AND SERVICE) -AIR CONDITIONING NCR CO (Ithaca Plant Data Entry Div) 950 BREWER D H CO INC 311 S Cayuga Danby rd PORTER SHEET METAL CO INC 800 Cas­ cadilla WILSON II SONS HEATING II PLUMBING -ADDING MACHINES (BRANDS) INC 105 Iroquois rd Iroquois PO Box 202 VICTOR Lutton's Office Equipment Co Inc 108 W State AIR LINE COMPANIES -ADULT EDUCATION Tompkins County Airport Warren rd BOCES (Board of Cooperative Educational Services) 555 Warren rd AIR TRAVEL RESERVATIONS -ADVERTISING BAKER TRAVEL IIiC 210 Dryden rd ITHACA JOURNAL NEWS INC 123-125 West Gulliver's World Ltd Swift Travel Service 211 Stat. E Seneca "1\e Puhlic Needs to be Informed u Well as Reminded" Ule thele lpace. Iuttered throuchout the Directory to INFORM Buyefl 215 W. Water s-, Elmira, N.Y. Phone (607) 734-1551 344 S. Warren St., Syracuse, N.Y. Phone(315) 424-370G .,B1ueOoss BlueShield JlC...mrillNewir,... ITHACA DIRECTORY 99 STOllE TRAVEL AGEIICY IIiC 414 Eddy David Apartments 311 Eddy DeWitt Park Apartments 215 N Cayuga Eastwood Commons Wildflower dr ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COIITROL Edgercliff Apartments 934 Stewart av BUREAUS Ellis Hollow Road Apartments (Housing for Tompkins County Alcohol ic Beverage Cantrol Senior Citizens) 1028 Ellis Hollow rd Board 202 EState (601) Fairview Heights Apartments 100 Fairview sq FAIRVIEW MAlaR 518-522 Dryden rd FAIRVIEW MANOR REALTY CO 423 Oak av AMBULANCE SERVICE Fall Haven Apartments 5fYJ Lake BAIIGS FUNERAL HOME 2fYJ W Green Gaslight Village Apartments 144 Uptown rd COUIITY AMBULANCE SERVICE 605 Ccs­ Greven Apartments 210-214 Stewart av cadilla Greycourt Apartments lOB-ll0 Eddy HOSPITAL AMBULAIICE SERVICE 209 W Group Homes of Tompkins County 616 N Coyuga Green Hasbrouck Apartments Pleasant Grove rd Heights Courts Apartments 110-112 Heights ct High Chaparral Apartments 114 Summit ANIMAL SHELTERS Highland House Apartments 312 Thurston av SPCA Hanshaw rd Hi Ilcrest Apartments 710 Stewart av Hudson Heights Studio Apartments 125 Cod- dington rd AIITIQUES Hunter Apartments 317 Eddy Antique House 111 N Cayuga Johanson Apartments 125 College av ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 S Meadow Lakeland Homes 319 Highland rd Cayuga Hts Brianwood Antiques 409 W State Doug's Bargain Shop 319 W State LAKEVIEW MEADOWS INC 100 Graham rd EARL'S SWAP SHOP 610 W State LANSING APARTMENTS EAST 600 Warren rd Grayhaven Antiques 651 Elmira rd LANSING APARTMENTS NORTH 1000 War· Iron Fence Antiques 323 W State ren rd Little Shop In The Big Mall DeWitt Mall LANSING APARTMENTS WEST 20 N Trip­ Old Gray Mare Ithaca Shopping Plaza hammer rd Old Things 604 Buffalo East LANSING TERRACE APARTMENTS INC 20 PATTEN'S JEWELERS (Jewelry) 188 Pleas­ N Triphammer rd ant Grove rd LUCENTE HOMES 103 Salem dr Second St Bargain Hou se (c! so second hand LUCENTE ROCCO P 103 Salem dr goods} 516 W State Maple Hili Apartments 301 Maple av Yesterday's Antiques 430 N Cayuga McGraw House (housing for elderly) 221 S Geneva Myron Taylor Tower Apartments Central av APARTMENTS Campus ABBOTT ASSOCIATES ISO West Village pi Pine Hill Apartments 709 Triphammer rd Cay Bachelor Apartments 303-3fYJ Dryden rd Hts Belleayre Annex 614 University av Pleasant Grove Apartments 120 Pleasant Grove Be Ileayre Apartments 700-702 Stewart av annex rd 614 University av Presbyterian Missionary Apartments 114 Cath­ Blair House 135 Blair erine Brook Lane Apartments 220 Tri phammer rd Sharwell Garden Apartment House 601-615 S and 218 Dearborn pi Meadow Brookside Apartments 305 Highland rd Shi re The 113 Oak av Candlewyck Park Apartments Candlewyck dr TAUGHANNOCK CONSTRUCTION INC 40B N Carriage House 190 Pleasant Grove rd Tioga Cayuga Apartments 100 W Buffalo Terrace Apartments 402-404 E Buffa 10 Chateau Claire Apartments Sheraton dr Thurston Court Apartments 223 Thurston av Chateau Northea st Apartments Sheraton dr T itus Tower Apartment s 800 S Pia in Chestnut Hill Apartments 125 Chestnut Towne & Gown Apartments 504 Stewart av CI iff Terrace Apartments 405-4fYJ Lake University Park Apartments Uptown rd Cornell Quarters 151 Maple av UPTOWN VILLAGE Uptown dr ~taB£ ~£alt~ 1022 STEWARTAVENUE ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850 TELEPHONE (607) 273-7974 mREALTOR ~ I~AA. ... w nere men ana ooys tlJ " are clothed for their lifestyle ... on the mall and main street fJ aM/ 1 - 753-8422 Cortland 1 - 756-6122 100 H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S West View Terrace Apartments 400 Triphammer APPRAISERS rd Cayuga Hts ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 S Meadow Winstan Caurt Apartments Winstan ct Austin Edw W Savings Bank Bldg (215) 114 N Tioga BARRETT'S EXCHANGE (coins) 1051 Cod- *APPAREL (MEN'S) dington rd LEWIS IRV INC 120 EState BURNS JOHN CHARLES 202 N Tioga FOREST CITY REALTY 420 WSeneca GALLAGHER J D CO INC 415 N Tioga -APPAREL (WOMEN'S) Kiely Paul J 401 N Aurora . LEWIS IRV INC 120 EState North East Appraisals Inc 102 EState VASSE JOHN 420 W Seneca YAMAN REAL ESTATE 840 Hanshaw rd APPLIANCE REPAIR Village Green Farrell's Washer Service 1024N Tioga MILLER'S VENDING CO 323 Center *APPRAISERS (REAL ESTATE) HEWITT REALTY CO 403 N Tioga *APPLIANCES BAKER'S BOB KITCHENS 401 EState DONOHUE-HALVERSON INC (gas and elec- ARCHITECTS tric) 707 Wi Ilow av Bagnardi J Victor 308 N Tioga (203) FARRELL'S WASHER SERVICE 1024N Tioga Boehlecke Robt A 322 N Aurora MONTGOMERY WARD' CO 101-107 EState Downing Wm Associates DeWitt Mall PETER SAM TV • APPLIANCE INC 1083 Egner Anton J 310 W State Danby rd EGNER. NIEDERKORN ASSOCIATES INC THAYER APPLIANCE CO 417 W Seneca 310 W State Levatich Miller & Hoffman 119 W Buffalo O'Brien & Taube 106 E Court Tallman & Tallman First National Bank Build­ *APPLIANCES (BRANDS) ing 202 E State ~ 273-3424 AMAN A Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 EState THOMAS FRED H ASSOCIATES 560 N Trip­ CORNING Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 EState hammer rd RO PER Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 EState Well s & Koetter 306 EState SUB ZERO Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 EState WHITE PHILIP (landscape) East Hill Meck­ THERMADOR Bob Baker's Kitchens 401 E lenburg State WASTE KING UNIVERSAL Bob Baker's Kitch­ ens 401 EState -ARCHITECTS SUPP LIES MILLER'S T G SONS PAPER CO 330 E State *APPRAISALS ALEXANDER REAL ESTATE 226 S Albany ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 S Meadow ART BURNS JOHN CHARLES 202 N Tioga ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 S Meadow BURNS REALTY CO LTD 202N Tioga CALDWE LL LARRY (Real Estate Problem Solver) 308 N Tioga ART GALLERIES FOREST CITY REALTY 420 WSeneca ASIA HOUSE GALLERY 118 S Meadow GALLAGHER J D CO INC 415 N Tioga Gallery One Twenty One DeWitt Mall MC CARTHY REAL ESTATE 515 N Aurora NORTH EAST APPRAISALS INC (Real Estate) 102 EState VASSE JOHN 420 W Seneca ART SUPPLIES WARREN REAL ESTATE OF ITHACA INC MILLER'S TG SONS PAPER CO 330 E 353 N Triphammer rd State ITHACA PARTY MART NEXT TO ITHACA PLAZA 273-3632 NORTHSIDE DISCOUNT LIQUOR & WINES Robert S. 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