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Robinson's Repair Shop April 1–15, 2015 Spring Motorcycle & Car Care, Do You Know Where This Is? and Easter 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 PROTECT YOUR RIDE FOR LESS. SAVE * QUOTE UP TO 50% TODAY * Discounts and insurance are subject to term, availability and qualifications. Allstate Insurance, Allstate Indemnity Company, and Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company, Northbrook, IL. ©2013 Allstate Insurance Co. PINCKNEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SHIRLEY EIZEMBER Exclusive Agent (607) 756–8505 41 PORT WATSON ST., CORTLAND Subject to terms, conditions and availability. © 2011 Allstate Insurance Company SHIPWRECK AMUSEMENT CENTER Spring Break Hours Indoor Glow Mini golf, Bounce Houses, Fluff OPEN March 27 – April 5 and Stuff Build a Buddy, Treasure Chest 10a.m. – 10p.m. Gem Dig, Ice Cream, Snacks and Meals PLAY THE LARGEST INDOOR MINI GOLF COURSE IN THE COUNTRY Friday Noon – 10:30 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Mon– Thurs 12 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 759 Rte 13, Cortland (607) 758-8585 ShipwreckGolf.com VALLEY VIEW GARDENS ALL Happy Easter! ON RETAIL NURSERY TIRES SALE! Complete Design & Landscaping Services HOP Quality Trees, Shrubs, Hanging Baskets, Pottery IN FOR Perennials, Annuals EGGCELLENT BUY TIRE YOUR The Cinnamon Apple Cottage LOCAL PRICES! COMPLETE Enchanting Gifts for NOT AUTO Home and Garden BIG BOX CENTER GET READY FOR SPRING! SERVICE WE SELL USED CARS Daniel, Patricia & Andrew Mones - & - TIRES 3797 Luker Rd., Cortland 607.273.6310 Through April 5: W-F 10-5, Sat 10-5; [email protected] After April 6: M-F 10-5, Sat 10-4; 233 ELMIRA RD • ITHACA We Carry All Brands! HOURS Expanded hours beginning in May 607-749-3130 willcoxtirecenter.com ROBINSON’S REPAIR SHOP 3 CORTLAND STREET - MARATHON, NY - 607-849-6410 CALL US OR STOP IN! 10% Veterans & Active Servicemen Discount 5% Senior Discount NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH OTHER Auto Home OFFERS - FULL PAYMENT AT TIME OF DISCOUNT - $50 18MAX Tompkins DISCOUNT St., Business Life JIM ROBINSON HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED NOW (Next to YMCA) FOR BETTER GAS MILEAGE!CortlandWe are a Grumman Canoe Dealer Think Ahead for Spring Break and get a check-up/tune-up before hitting the road! AGENTS: Cathy Tilebein, Mike Mead, and Ryan Tilebein Enter to win a free oil change 6TH OIL CHANGE 18 Tompkins St., Cortland, NY from Robinson’s Repair Shop! IS ALWAYS FREE! (One free oil change to be drawn on the 1st of each month). One winner per month. Winners will be posted sevenvalleyagency.com • 753–1821 at Robinson’s. Value not to exceed $45.00. (Customer must agree to pay any amount exceeding $45.00) ASK FOR DETAILS! THE CORTLAND AREA TRIBUNE 02 April 1–15, 2015 ELITEELITE DENTALDENTAL ++ DENTUREDENTURE P.C.P.C. 13-15 CLINTON AVE, CORTLAND 607.758.7700 Open Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm & Saturday from 9am-3pm WALK INS + EMERGENCIES SEEN SAME DAY $110 SPECIAL 15% Senior Full Exam Citizen Discount Bite Wings On Dentures Cleaning or Partials ALL INSURANCES ACCEPTED including Fidelis, Medicaid, Healthplex + Dentaquest T.M.D. + Facial ACCEPTING Pain Treatment Zoom Bleaching Permanent Crowns NEW Bridges Cleanings PATIENTS Extractions SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT Root Canals FINANCING AVAILABLE Dentures & Partials FREE INITIAL Fillings/Bonding CONSULTATION (white �illings) FOR DENTURES Invisalign Available EASTER BUNNY don't forget a toothbrush when filling those Easter baskets! Please Join Us in Celebrating Our FACTORY RD STORE CLOSING 43 ANNUAL th OPEN HOUSE APRIL 15 at LANE’s YAMAHA INC. Saturday, April 4th • 9:00am-5:00pm 2015 Yamaha Yamaha Grizzly 700 FJ-09 Huge SALe ON ALL NON CURRENT ModeL Shooting tapers $5 each or 3 for $10 • Fly Pad Ecosystem $50 normally $180 Pro Cast 2 pc fly rods $49 were $99 • Pro Cast 4 pc fly rods $99 were $149 Browse the Full Line of 2015 YAMAHA All lose flies $8 per dozen New 2015 Yamaha Street & Off-Road Motorcycles, Viking! Scooters, ATV’s, Side-x-Sides ONCE IN & Portable Generators! DISCOUNTS Parts & Accessories on Helmets & Apparel! A LIFETIME NEW ALL Yamaha Bolt BLE PORTA ORS SAVINGS! GENERAT ON SALE. Refreshments & Door Prizes Including 3 Lane’s Yamaha Shopping Sprees LANE’s YAMAHA VINTAGE 3500 St. Rte. 14 Just North of Watkins Glen, NY BIKES ON (607) 535-7574 DISPLAY www.lanesyamahainc.com THE CORTLAND AREA TRIBUNE April 1–15, 2015 03 WELCOME TO OUR SPRING MOTORCYCLE WELCOME NEW ADVERTISERS: & CAR CARE, AND EASTER EDITION AUTOMOBILE SALES & SERVICE LAWN MOWERS & SERVICE The Cortland Area Tribune, nicknamed The CAT is published and distributed Mike & Michelle Stolarcyk LITTLE'S LAWN EQUIPMENT CARS AND TRUCKS 113 Elmira Rd, Rt 13, Newfield every other Wednesday. Look for it at 100’s of area businesses in Cortland, Complete Service 607-272-3492 Department Your one stop Dryden, Whitney Point, Groton, Homer, Marathon, Moravia, Ithaca, Tully & Mon-Fri: 8-5:30 Sat: 9-3 Mowers littleslawnequipment.com Headquarters! LaFayette. Here’s some upcoming editions for you to look forward to! 607-692-4123 607-692-4530 Rte. 11 Whitney Point, NY PAVING & SEPTIC stolarcykpreowned.com [email protected] April 15 - Dental Health Month & Lawn/Garden Edition GREGORY COOPER LLC Deadline 4/10 CONSTRUCTION April 29 - Mother’s Day & Lawn Care Maintenance Edition Deadline 4/24 Cell: (607) 745-7779 Phone: (607) 749-7770 May 13 - Memorial Day & Restaurants That Offer “Outdoor Dining” Edition Fax: (607) 749-7329 Deadline 5/8 TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE May 27 - Camping, Dairy Days & Pre-Grad/Dad Edition 6414 Lewis Rd. Deadline 5/22 HANDYMAN SERVICE Trumansburg, NY Ariens, Gravely, LS Tractor June 10 - Graduation & Father’s Day Edition sales & service 607-387-9808 Deadline 6/5 brian-switzer-equipment.gravelymower.com June 24 - Bed & Breakfast, 4th of July & Tast of Downtown Edition Deadline 6/19 Join The July 22 - BBQ, Outdoor Recreation & Ice Cream Month Edition Business Service Guide Deadline 7/17 And Have August 5 - Need for “Speed” Edition Deadline 7/31 Featured Here! August 19 - Pamper Your Pets & Labor Day Edition CHECK OUT THE BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE! Deadline 8/14 Easily accessible at the back of the paper! Growing with every Edition! Take this handy pull- September 2 - Fall is for Planting and Hunting & Fall Home Improvement Edition out 4 page directory with you in your car and leave it in your glove box for quick reference! Area Deadline 8/28 businesses are listed alphabetically by services. When you patronize the businesses listed in the directory, please tell them you saw them listed in The CAT! Shop local and save gas! September 16 - Bridal, 13th Anniversary & Great Pumpkinfest Edition Deadline 9/11 The Cortland Area Tribune September 30 - Fall Antiques Edition P.O. Box 67 • Dryden, NY 13053 Deadline 9/25 (607) 844-8228 • [email protected] October 14 - Fall/Winter Car Care & Halloween Edition cortlandareatribune.com · @tcatribune Accepted Deadline 10/9 The Cortland Area Tribune is not liable for typographical errors, copy omission or ad layout beyond cost of ad space thus affected. We cannot October 28 - Restaurant Guide/Catering & Pre-Thanksgiving Edition guarantee ad position beyond original commitments. The Publisher reserves Deadline 10/23 the right to reject or cancel any advertising for any reason at any time without notice. The opinions of advertisers, expressed or implied, do not necessarily reflect those of the paper. MYSTERY PHOTO CONTEST Our mystery photos are old pictures of our area towns, businesses or landmarks. If you know where this edition’s cover picture is - call 607-844-8228 or email [email protected]. Leave us your name, address & phone number along with your guess. If your guess is correct – your name is entered into our contest! A name is picked by random drawing & we print the winner’s name in our next issue! All decisions are final. Businesses from around the area have generously donated a prize! Deadline for your guess is6 pm on Friday, April 10th for this edition. By entering, you give us permission to print your name in our next issue. Each contest generates hundreds of entries! Answer from the Previous Edition Ticknor-Dyer Agency, Inc. Groton Ave Ext in Cortland DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS IS? The winner of last issue is Edward King. Edward won a gift card from Dickey’s Barbeque Pit See what you can WIN located in the Riverside Plaza in Cortland plus a $5 discount card from Shipwreck Amusement if you know WHERE this picture is! Center! The winner of this issue will win a gift certificate from Treeforms Amish Furniture & Gifts located at the corners Routes 13 & 366 in Ithaca plus a $5 discount card from Shipwreck Congratulations to our latest contest winner: Amusement Center! Enter your guess today! Edward King We are looking for old photos to stump our readers! Do you have an old photo we could of Cortland use?! Please call us or email us – THANK YOU! THE CORTLAND AREA TRIBUNE 04 April 1–15, 2015 garden or professional expertise to help your landscape dreams we have an impressive assortment of perennials located come true, Valley View Gardens can provide both to your in our perennial houses and outdoor displays that will do complete satisfaction. In addition to more than forty years' just that! Looking for that unique ornamental grass that experience designing beautiful landscapes; we are able to advise caught your eye? We have many varieties from which you those who need a professional point of view when planning can choose to bring texture and motion to your landscape.
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