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Ithaca Directory 1972

LH-REF 974.7 Ithaca 1972

Bellows Falls, Vt. : H.A. Manning Co.

Ithaca - Tompkins County Public LibraryIthaca - Tompkins County Public Library (TCPL)

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ITHACA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTOur Sights Are On His Future

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

HOWARD G. ANDRUS, PresidentR. WENDELL DAVIS, Vice-President

Robert EarleMrs. Margaret W. HardingHoward G. AndrusCharlotte E. Parsons

Mrs. Martha L. Allee

R. Wendell DavisMrs. Jane K. Culligan

Kenneth TillapaughDavid Terry

DR. THEODORE G. STURGIS, Clerk and Superintendent of SchoolsMARGARET L. PEARCE, Treasurer

FAUST F. ROSSI, Attorney

EDCCATION FOR TOMORROW

The Board of Education of the Ithaca City School District

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all students of the community: kinderg-arten, elementary

school, junior hig-h school, senior hig-h school, and adults.

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1972Enumeration Completed June, 1972

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General Directory of the Citizens, Classified Business Directory,Street and Telephone Directory, Numerical Telephone Locater,Record of City Government, Societies, Churches, Etc., County,

State and United States Governments, Courts

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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INDEX

FIVE MAJOR DEPARTMENTS

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V. THE NUMERICAL TELEPHONE LOCATER, on green paper, is the fifthmajor department. All listed phones for the area are arranged by exchanges and un­der each exehange, when available, in numerical order with the name of the phoneholder indicated.

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INDEX TO CONTENTSAbbreviations

Advertisers

Alphabetical Directory

Associations, Clubs and Societies (See Clasnified Business Directory)

Churches (See Classified Business Directory)

City Government

Classified Business Directory

Correction Please!!

County Government

Courts

Dormitories (See Classified Business Directory)

Dryden, Trumansburg Area Resident Directory (See Separate Booklet)

Fraternity House (See Classified Business Directory)

Incorporated Companies (See Alphabetical Section)

New York State Government

Numerical Street Directory

Numerical Telephone Locater

Publisher's Notice

State Government (See New York State Government)

Statistics

Telephone Locater (See NTL)

U.S. Government

RECAPITULATION

New Names Added

Old Names Taken Out

Changes of Address, Etc.

Total Changes Made

Total Numerical Telephone Locater Cards

168

8

169

11

113

735

13

13

16

541

6~3

2

16

17

693

15

Ithaca

4,214

3,284

12,720

20,218

9,555

Title 17The Copyrl~htLaw

United States Code Section 104

That any fll:rson who wilfully and for profit shall infringe any copyright secured by this act. or who shalllmowiR<!ly or WIlfully aid or abet such infringement, shall be deemed guilty of a rmsdemeanor, end upon convicnonthereof shall be punished by impnsonment for not exceeding one year. or by a fine of not !e<1i than one hundreddollars, nor more than one thouaand dollars, or both. in the discretion of the court.

8 1972 - H. A. MA0.'NlI'iG COMPANY'S

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

Bear ElectricBennett Studio

Browning King & CoBurns Realty Co

Brewer D H Co IncBrooks Four Pharmacies

Cornell University

106 and 107top lines

back coverand 33

Cutting Motors Inc class dir unAutomobile Agencies and 30

D & R Liquor Store 84Dassance Electric Inc 59Davenport T H Co Inc bottom linesDean of Ithaca back cover"De" Furman Plumbing and

Heating bottom linesDirectory Library 72Donohue-Halverson Inc bottom linesEPA Realty 100Eastman Robert Inc front coverEighty-nine Lumber & Supply Co Inc 53Elmshade Tourist Home bottom

corner cardsEmpire Mobile Home Sales 91Fairview Manor Realty Co Inc backbone

and 26Felton Agency Inc 80First National Bank and Trust Co of

Ithaca front cover and class dir unBanks and Trust Companies

and insert opp nameFirst Presbyterian Church 43Fletcher W F Co Inc 49Flight Pianos and Organs top comer

cardsForest City Realty back cover and 99Fraternal Order of Eagles 45Gallagher J D Co Inc 97 and bookletGlenside Monument Co 92Gould Robert C top linesGrover Press class dir un Printers

(Book and Commercial)Haverstick & Co Inc top linesHead's Camera Shop bottom

corner cardsHeggie R A & Bro Co 82Herson Funeral Home 75Hertz Rent-A-Car 31Hickey's Music Store class dir un

Music and Musical InstrumentsHome Dairy Co top corner cardsHouse of China 82Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge

and Restaurant backboneHull Heating & Plumbing Inc 62Inlet Park Marine Inc 34Interlakes Finance Corp 73

Colonial Cleaners 50Cook-Gauntlett Agency class dir un

Travel Bureausinsert beginning

class sectionCorner Book Store bottom corner cardsCorners Community Center

IncCredit Bureau of IthacaCrispell Charter Service Inc

A M Auto Repair class dir unAutomobile Parts (Imported)

Agway Home & Garden Center back coverAgway Petroleum Corp top linesAlbanese Plumbing & Heating Co 63Alby & Sons 59Alexander Real Estate 99Altman & Green 83American Cancer Society 36American Red Cross 37Ames of Ithaca Inc 66Arnold Printing Co insert opp nameArt Craft of Ithaca Inc 91Art's Transmission Service 33Asia House II - IAAS insert opp

Art Galleries in class dirAsiatic Garden 104Baker's Bob Kitchens top lines and class

dir un Kitchen RemodelingBangs Funeral Home front edgeBarnetts' Blue Sunoco Service 32Barr J S & Co Inc bottom lines and

class un Stocks and Bonds and 73Barrett's Coin Exchange class dir

un Coin Exchange59

class dir unPhotographers

Blair Howard E CLU 75ABool's Flower Shop top corner cardsBoothroyd Robert S Agency Inc top linesBoykin's Charles Body Shop 28Boynton Real Estate top corner cardsBradley Landscaping Service bottom

corner cards61

tabbed insertbefore NTL

51front cover and

class dir un Real EstateBurris Plumbing and Heating Inc 63Bush Oil Co Inc 74Caldwell Larry Real Estate Problem~~ff ~

Carey H A Co Inc 80Carpet Bazaar top corner cardsCarroll's Sales & Service Inc 32Cayuga Lumber Co Inc class dir un

Lumber Dealers and 52Cayuga :\Iotors Sales Corp class dir un

Auto Agencies and 29Cayuga Press Inc insert opp nameCeraeche Television Corp 109Challenge Industries Inc 39Char Pit The 103Charron George A Insurance 80Chase Lagrand E Co Inc front coverChase's Produce bottom corner cardsCollege Spa Restaurant 104

ITHACA DIRECTORY -19';"2

McCarthy Real EstateMcDonald's Carry Out

753

65

WTKO

Treyz Geo E IncTurback'sUnited Rent-AllVictory Liquor Store"TIC-TVWHCD

Townsend L B Distr Inc

Schooley's IncSeacord-Lane Builders IncSecurity ;\1utual Fire Insurance Co

insert opp nameShea-Tryon Funeral Home class dir un

Funeral DirectorsSlocum-Atwood Agency 82Smith C Hadley class dir un

Commercial Photographers andun Photographers (Illustrative)

Smith David & Rebe Biggs Realtors 100Snow Lee top corner cardsSouth Side Fuel Co 74State Farm Insurance front coverStation The top linesStellar Stereo Inc 109Stereo Shack of Ithaca top linesStewart & Bennett Inc 57Stone Travel Agency Inc 110Superior Electric Construction Co 60Swarthout & Ferris Inc top linesTelevision Shop The 109Thayer Appliance Co ~8

Therm Incorporated 87Tompkins County Public Library 71Tompkins County Trust Co insert opp

Numerical Street dir class unBanks and Trust Companies

and ribbontop corner

cards and 74back cover

bottom edge10184

back covertop and bottom lines

and back coverfront cover and class dir

un Radio StationsWagner Funeral Home Inc 75Warren Real Estate Inc 98

National Auto-Weld IncXew York Life Insurance Co'\'ew York State Electric & Gas CorpXorthside Discount Liquor & Wine

Inc top linesXorton Electric Co Inc 60Oak Hill Manor 90Ornamental Iron of Ithaca 64Patten's Jewelers top corner cardsPatterson Real Estate bottom

corner cardsPatterson's Mobtl Service 32Peter Moses front cover inside lipPorter Sheet Metal Co Inc 64Quick's Garage 31Rhomac back cover inside lipRobinson & Carpenter Inc 54Rumsey-Ithaca Corp top edgeRumsey Real Estate bottom corner cardsSalino Electric )Iotors 88Savings Bank of Tompkins County

The insert tabbed Governmentclass dir un Banks and Trust

Companies and bookletSchmitt's Heating & Air Conditioning

Service class dir un Heatingand Air Conditioning

8458

McElwee W D & Sons!\lcGuire GardensMcKinney Agency IncMcXeil :\fusic StoreMcPherson Builders;\Iickey's Market'Iiller Erie J Inc!\lilIer's T G Sons Paper Co

Ivy RealtyJohns Real EstateKenton Plaza Motel IncKiely Joseph J AgencyKnights of Columbus #277Lakeside Nursing Home

top lines73

back covertop lines and 77

3493

411 and 12

class dir unJanitor Service

Ithaca College 68Ithaca Community Music School Inc 70Ithaca Journal-News Inc top linesIthaca Rigging Service Inc 58Ithaca Savings & Loan Assn backbone

top lines and bookletIthaca Supply Co 101Ithaca YMCA 48Ivy Broadcasting Co front covel' and

class dir un Radio Stationsbottom corner cards

top corner cardsfront cover

7846

bottom linesand 89

Lama L A Insurance Agency bottom linesLansing Terrace Apartments Inc 27Larkin Insurance Agency Inc class dir un

Insurance Agents and Agenciesback cover and 81

Laux Advertising Inc insert oppSecurity Mutual Fire Insurance Co

Leonard Vacuum Cleaner Co class dir unVacuum Cleaners Sales and Service

Loeb Rhoades & Co tOI) corner cardsLong's Motor Sales Inc 31Loyal Order of Moose 47Lucente Rocco P 58Lum's Restaurant class dir un

RestaurantsLutton's Office Equipment Co Inc 91Machinists Local 1607 85Madison Electric Inc 60Major Taxi front coverMancini Paul & Sons Inc 56Manning H A Co 2, 72, 95, 111, 112Mars Ebba Realtor class dir un RealtorsMartin Esther class dir un

Real Estate Brokers'lass -'Iutual Life Ins Co bottom

corner cardsbottom lines

bottomcorner cards

5873

bottom lines885588

bottom linestop lines

and 94:\Iorse Borg-Warner 86:\forse-Collins Inc 60 and 110Natali Guy J Insurance Agency 81

Ithaca BowlIthaca-Cayuga Optical ServiceIthaca City Board of EducationIthaca City GovernmentIthaca Cleaning Co Inc

Investors Diversified ServicesInc

Iron Shop TheIthaca Agency Inc

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Weaver Schempp & Mc~eill Inc 79 KING FERRY, N.Y.Westtown Optical Corp 93Wilson Heating & Plumbing 63 Tuttle Roy A Jr top corner cardsWood P W & Son Inc top linesYoung Men's Christian Association 48 LANSING. N.Y.Ziehart Auto Truck Rustproofing Charton Bernie Realty 100

top corner cards 50Zikakis Bill Chevrolet Inc 31 Kelly B & Sons

BROOKTOND.\LE, N.Y.

Bestline ProductsCompton F E Co

7566

LUDLOWVILLE, N.Y.

Simpson Insurance Agency

MECKLENBURG, N.Y.

81

CA YUGA HEIGHTS

Ned's Corners StationWilson Heating & Plumbing

CORTLAND

White Nurseries Inc bottom corner cards

32 MILLPORT, N.Y.63

Pine Valley Motors Inc insert OPPSecurity Mutual Fire Insurance Co

Lang E H Roofing and Sidingtop corner cards

Murray Real Estate class dir unRealtors and booklet

Overhead Door Co of Cortland Inc 51

DRYDEN, N.Y.

MYERS, N.Y.

Finger Lakes Marine Service Incclass dir un Marine Sales

Service and Storage and 34

NEWFIELD, N.Y.

Acme Pest Control Co top corner cards White Warren Landscape Service 74and booklet

Bailey George G Agency Inc see booklet SLATERVILLE SPRINGS, N.Y.Dryden Sled Shop 110Webster's Laundry & Cleaners 50 Cornelius Bernard Septic TankYaman Real Estate see booklet Service 108

ELMIRA, N.Y.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield ofCentral NY

Iszard S F Co IncSouthern Tier Heart Assn Inc

FREEVILLE, N.Y.

top linestop lines

38

SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield ofCentral New York top lines

TB & Respiratory Disease Assn ofCentral NY Inc 40

TAUGHANNOCK FALLS, N.Y.

Tri-County Electric

GROTON, N.Y.

front cover Taughannock Farms Inn

TRUMANSBURG, N.Y.

104

Lyon Real EstateTompkins-Cortland Community

College

HOMER. N.Y.

Park R L Builder & HomeImprovements

100

69

64

Austen Water Conditioning Co 64Black's Heating & Plumbing Inc 63E-ger B-ver (Don H Gregory) bottom

corner cardsFinger Lakes Co-operative Ins Co 76

and bookletT-Burg Motors Inc class dir un

Automobile Agencies

CITY GOVERNMENTITHACA DIRECTORY -l~r;-~

CITY OF ITHACACITY GOVERNMENT

EDWARD J. CO:\LEY, MAYOR

DONALD SLATTERY, ACTI"\'G ;\[A YOl{

MRS. ANNE JO;\ES, ALTEI{"\'ATE ACTI:\G :\lA YOR

ALDERMEN

11

Donald L. Barber

Rudolph M. Saccucci

Donald Slattery

Michael A. Robinson

Glen H. Schmidt

John Gutenberger

Joseph Rundle

Anthon) F. Spano

~lrs. Nancy R. :\leyer

~lrs. Ethel ;\ ichols

~lrs. Anne Jones

Richard Borr.nkay

John F. Spencer

~1rs. Helen G. Henderson

Regular meetings, 1st Wednesday of each month at 7 :10 p.m ,

Council Chamber, City Hall, 108 East Green St.

CITY OFFICERS

City Controller, Joseph A. Spano

City Clerk, George A. Blean

Deputy City Clerk, Robert G. Grey

City Attorney, David Gersh

City Chamberlain, John D. Wright;Deputy, Mrs. :\iary Benson

City Judge, J. J. Clynes, J'r.: ActingCity Judge, William C. Barrett

Cit) Prosecutor, Paul :\. Tavalli

Clerk City Court, :Marsha Locke

Building Commissioner, Edison

Jones

Chief of Police, James Hersom

Firt> Chief, Charles .\1. 'Veaver, 310

W. Green

Police Commissioners. Richard ~1.

Daley, Richard x.Carmean, Rich­

ard Webster

Dog Warden, SPCA (hy Contract)

Schools - see p, -l

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CITY GOVERNMENT

19,2 - H. A. :\1A:\:\T'\G CO::YIPA:\Y'S

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

T. K. Powers, Chairman, Raymond

Blanchard, Donald E. Gibson and

Mrs. Mildred Shoemaker, Sec.

BUDGET AND ADMINISTRA­

TION (Finance Budget, City

Hall Manag-ement and Em­

ployee Relations)

Rundle, Chm.; Schmidt, V.C.; Jones,Slattery

CHARTER AND ORDINANCES

Robinson, Chm.; Boronkay, V.C.;

Henderson, Spencer, Sacculli,

Rundle, Xichols, Meyer, Guten­berger, Barber

PUBLIC SAFETY (Fire, Police,Building Dept.)

Gutenberger, Chm.; Saccucci, V.C.;Schmidt, Boronkay

PUBLIC WORKS ANDTRANSIT

Meyer, Chm.; Barber. V.C.; Guten­berger, Spano

HUMAN SERVICES (Youth and

Recreation, Human Relations,

Grievance, Elderly and Health)

Nichols, Chm.: Spano, V.C.; Barber,Robinson

PLANNING AND DEVELOP­

MENT (Urban Renewal, Plan­ning, Housing)

Jones, Chm.: Henderson, V.C.; Slat­tery, Spencer

INTERGOVERNMENTAL RE­

LATIONS

Slattery, Chm.; Schmidt, V.C.; Run­

dle, Jones

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

The :\layor, Chairman and Member

Ex Officio

Commissioners: John Ewanicki,

term expires Dec. 31, 1976; John

C. Clynes, term expires Dec. 31,

1977; M. J. Leary, Vice Chm.,

term expires Dec. 31, 1972; Rich­

ard M. Putney, term expires Dec.

31, 1973; Wm. S. Downing, Jr.,

term expires Dec. 31, 1974; Ar­

thur J. Golder, term expires Dec.31, 1975

City Engineer, Howard R. Schlieder

Water Filtration Plant, 202 Water,

Donald Terrell, Chief Opr.

Superintendent Public Works, Rob­

ert O. Dingman; Asst. Supt., Vin­

cent P. Hannan. Office, 510 First.

Regular meeting-s 2nd and 4th

Wednesdays of each month at

4 :00 p.m., Council Chamber, CityHall.

ITHACA URBAN RENEWAL

AGENCY

Richard :\1. Daley, Exec. Director;

Members: Anthony Cerracehe,

Chm.; R. E. Shew, V.C.; E. F.

Arnold, Edward .T. Conley, R.Hirlemann, R. I. Mulvey, Atty.

\U\IUI H ttlltH'l UHOSIT I'" H~'( l CORPOR"TJO~

THE SAVINGS BANK OF TOMPKINS COUNTYITHACA, NEW YORK 14850

The Downtown Banking Center. Tioga Street at Seneca. 273-7111

NORTHEAST BRANCH. Triphammer Road. 257-2224

CORTLANDCOUNTY BRANCH. Cortlandville Mall. 753-9321

Free parking at all offices. 24-Hour Bankers, too.

Drive-up Window at both Branch banks

"You supply the will power; we'll supply the Grow-Power!"

Mt:\lRtR n:rn:RAI. nrPosn''''Sf'R,~ 'n CORPORATIO!\

THE SAVINGS BANK OF TOMPKINS COUNTYITHACA. NEW YORK 14850

The Northeast Banking Center. North Triphammer Road. 257-2224

BANKING HOURS:10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. - Monday throughThursday and until 530 PM on Friday

DRIVE-UP BANKING WINDOW.open during regular banking hours

24-HOUR ENVELOPE DEPOSITORY.adjacent to Drive-Up Window

CORTLAND COUNTY BRANCH. Cortlandville Mall. 753-9321Banking Hours 10 till 5 daily and till 8 p.m. Fridays

Drive-up Window and 24-Hour Banker

.... over: The Downtown Banking Center

COUNTY GOVERNMENT

ITHACA DIRECTOR Y -19'12

TOMPKINS COUNTYCourthouse, 320 North Tioga Street

COUNTY OFFICERS

Judge of County and Surrogate Courts - Kenneth C. Johnson, Jr.Clerk, Surrogate Courts - Elizabeth CarpenterJudge of County and Surrogate Courts - Bruce G. DeanJudge of Family Court - Kenneth C. Johnson, Jr.Commissioner of Personnel - Hugh HurlbutClerk of Family Court - Grace BryantDeputy Clerk Family Court - Rita BrillCounty Clerk - Elsie D. BoydDeputy County Clerk - Lucille GrinnellCommissioner of Budget and Administration - John MurphyCommissioner of Social Services - Craig BonifaceCommissioners of Election - Viola Boothroyd and Barbara FellowsMedical Examiner - Dr. Ralph J. LowDistrict Attorney - William P. SullivanAssistant District Attorneys - Robert Clune, Charles T. CurreyDirector, Probation - Leo TeeterCommissioner of Public Works - Howard Stevenson, Jr.Sheriff - Robert HowardUndersheriff - Robert Jones;\lotor Vehicle Supervisor - Robert S. BushCounty Attorney - Robert I. WilliamsonCounty Health Commissioner - Robert H. BroadDeputy Health Commissioner - Dr. Philip RobinsonCounty Historian - William Heidt, Jr.Director, Veterans' A~ency - Richard F. CummingsSealer of Weights and Measures - Carl RoeBuilding and Maintenance Foreman - Donald ;\lcCrayCounty Fire & Disaster Co-ordinator - John :\IillerDirector of Assessment - Thomas PayneAssistant Director of Assessment - Donald FranklinAirport Manager - Glenn TurnerDeputy County Attorney - Paul TavelliSuperintendent of County Home - John Paul JonesDirector, County Library - Howard BrentlingerCommissioner, Mental Health, 1287 Trumansburg Rd.

Dr. Robert E. HamlischHospital Administrator, 1285 Trumansburg Rd. - Eugene ArnoldJury Commissioner - Thomas GriffinCommissioner of Planning - Frank Liguori

BOAIW OF REPRESEXTATIVES

James R. Graves, Chairman; Phyllis B. Howell, Clerk; Kathryn Dimmick,Deputy Clerk; Robert I. Williamson, Atty. Towns: Lansing, Harris B.Dates; Caroline-Danby, Erie J. Miller, Jr.; Enfield-Xewfit>ld, Harry A.Kerr; Groton, Claude Holden; Ithaca, Robert L. Bruce : Ithaca, HughS. :\lacXeil; Dryden, Gary A. Lee; Dryden. :\larion Schickel: Ulysses,Arthur Golder, Jr.. City of Ithaca: District No.1, James R. Graves;District Xo. 2, Michael J. Leary; District Xo. 3, L. R. Webster; Dis­trict No.4, Edward P. Abbott; District xe. 5, John :\Iarcham; DistrictNo.6, Donald J. Culligan; District No.7, Arnold Tolles.

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COUNTY GOVERNMENT

1972 - H. A. M.-\.:\'NE\G COMP,-\.NY'S

TOMPKINS COUNTY (Continued)

AGRICULTURAL STABILIZA·TION AND CONSERVATIONSERVICE, 225 S. Fulton

Thomas Giles, Office Mgr.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CON­TROL BOARD, First NationalBank Bldg. (601)

Cushing H. Murray

AREA DEVELOPMENT CORP.(Est. November 23, 1964, Of­fice, 614 Clark Hall, CornellUniversity)

R. Davis Cutting, Pres.; Roy H.Park, C. E. Treman, Jr., GordonBlack, Edmund T. Cranch, Thom­as MacResey, David Call, Wil­liam B. Ward, Harris B. Dates,Michael J. Leary, Edward Con­ley, Anthony Spano

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION225 S. Fulton

Glenn W. Cline, Staff' Coordinator

DA Y CARE AND CHILD DE­VELOPMENT COUNCIL313 N. Aurora

Mrs. Sandra Lyons

ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITYCORP., 121 E. Court

Charles Herndon, Dir,

EXTENSION SERVICE ASSO­CIATION 4-H CLUB, 225 S.Fulton

Laing Kennedy, Division Leader

FARM BUREAU, 116 S. Fulton

Keith Stevenson, Pres.

HEALTH DEPAHTMENT

1287 Trumansburg Rd.Lillian Mann, Office l\fgr.

SOCIAL PLANNING COUNCIL

T. Merrell Shipherd, Exec. Dir.;Prof. Kenneth Robinson, Chm.jMrs. Doris Brown, Ist V.-Chm.;Rev. Ronald Place, 2nd V.-Chm.;Mrs. Noreen Moore, Sec. 313 N.Aurora

TOWN CLERKS

Caroline - *Florence Starr, RD 1,Brooktondale

Danby - *Mrs. Mary OltzDryden - Rosemary StelickEnfield - Mabel Purdy, RD 5,

IthacaGroton - *Lois Baker, GrotonIthaca - Edward Bergen, 108 E.

Green; Deputy Clerk, Cynthia L.Searles

Lansing - *Jane Bush, S. Lansing,Box 60

Newfield - *Jeanette Beach, New­field

Ulysses - • Alice B. Conover, Tru­mansburg

* Also Tax Collectors

VILLAGE CLERKS

Cayuga Heights - Rose TierneyDryden - Gloria SullivanFreeville - Barbara WestfallGroton - Gerald .MosesTrumansburg - Leora Decker

VILLAGE MAYORS

Cayuga Heights - Prof. Fred G.Marcham

Dryden - Robert WatrousFreeville - Clayton L. Danns, Jr.Groton - Frank SatterlyTrumansburg - Peter Jager

REPRESENTATIVE IN CON­GRESS

Howard W. Robison, Owego

REPRESENTATIVE IN STATESENATE

William T. Smith, Big Flats

REPRESENTATIVE IN STATEASSEMBLY

Constance Cook, Ithaca

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

ITHACA DIRECTORY -19'12

United States GovernmentTerm of office from January 20th, 1969 to January 20th. 1973

Executive Dept.: President, Richard M. Nixon (California); Vice­President, Spiro T. Ag-new (Maryland); The Cabinet: Secretary of State,William P. Rogers (Washington); Secretary of Treasury, C~eorge P. Shultz(Illinois); Secretary of Defense, Melvin Laird (Wisconsin); Secretary ofAgriculture, Earl Butz (Minnesota) ; Secretary of Commerce, "laurice H.Stans; Secretary of Labor, Caspar Weinberger; Secretary of Interior,Rogers C. B. Morton (Maryland); Secretary of Health, Education and Wel­fare, Elliot L. Richardson (Massachusetts); Postmaster General, WintonM. Blount (Alabama); Attorney General, Richard G. Kleindienst (Ari­zona); Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, George Romney(Michigan); Secretary of Transportation, John A. Volpe (Massachusetts);Director of Budget, Robert P- Mayo : Senators: Jacob Javits and JamesL. Buckley; Representative. Howard W. Robison, Owego.

Local Offices

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Army Recruiting Service, Rich­ard LeBeau, Recruiter, 213 :\. Tiog-a.

Civil Service Board. 213 N.Tioga.

Department of Agriculture, FHAClk., Mrs. Betty A. Strever, FHACounty Office, Bruce J. Osadchev,County Supvr., Larry Garoner,Asst., 225 S. Fulton.

Department of Agriculture SoilConservation Service, James Cal­houn, District Conservationist, 225S. Fulton.

Department of Ag-riculture ARSU.S. Plant, Soil and Nutrition Lab,W. H. Allaway, Dir., Tower Rd.

Department of Health, Educationand Welfare, E. J. Miller, BranchMgr., Terrace Hill.

Tompkins County Economic Op­portunity Corp., Charles Herndon,Exec. Dir., 121 E. Court.

Department of the Interior Geo­logical Survey, C. Russell Wagner,Hydrologist, 521 W. Seneca.

Federal Bureau of Investigation,U.S. Department of Justice, Resi­dent Agency, Local Office TerraceHill, Headquarters Office, 502 Fed­eral Building. Albany.

Internal Revenue, Douglas E.Crandall, Reserve Officer, Alfred J.Coggins, Francis B. Bowell, Wil­liam A. Ours, Jr., Revenue Agents,Terrace Hill.

Naval ROTC, Unit Cmdr, RalphF. Jackson, Xaval Service andCommanding Officer, Barton Hall.

Navy Recruiting Service, PettyOfficer Robert Jankila, Recruiter,710 W. State.

Post Office, 21:3 N. Tioga cor. E.Buffalo, R. Donald Wilkinson. Post­master, William F. "lorris, Asst.Postmaster.

Sub Station No.2, Barnes Hall,CU Campus.

Sub Station :'10. 3, John C. :\lur­phy, Clk. in Charge, Tower Rd.

Sub Station ~o. 4, Laurence G.Thayer, Clk. in Charge, 417 W.Seneca.

Corners Branch, John J. Murphy,Jr., Clk. in Charge, Corners Com­munity Center.

Selective Service System :'10. 62.Mrs. Martha :'lay lor, Chm., 310 N.Aurora.

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GOVERNMENT1972- H. A. MANNI:'-JG COMPANY'S

New York StateGovernment

Governor: Nelson Rockefeller (New York); Lieut. Gover­nor: Malcolm Wilson (New York); Attorney General: Louis J.Lefkowitz; Comptroller: Arthur Levitt (New York); Secre­tary of State: John P. Lomenzo (New York); Senator: Jacob

K. Javits.

Local Offices

Dept. of Transportation, Storehouse and Office, John E. Shan­non, Resident Eng., Third

Division of Employment, Henrietta Brown, Acting Mgr., Bab­cock Hall, Terrace Hill

Division of Veterans' Affairs, Leo J. Gangl, Counsellor, TerraceHill

Dept. of Environmental Conservation, Water ManagementPlanning· Unit, Frank S. Davenport, Jr., Regional Eng.,101 Babcock Hall, Terrace Hill

Law Revision Commission, John W. MacDonald, Chm., 104 My­ron Taylor Hall, CU Campus

School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Robert B. McKersie,Dean, East Ave.

Social Security Administration, Edward J. Miller, Branch Mgr.,Terrace Hill

State Urban Development Corp., Margaret Keane, Field Rep.,202 E. State, First National Bank Building (401)

ITHACA DIRECTORY -lq';"~

ITHACA,New York

The Home ofCornell UniversityandIthaca College

Compiled hy theH. :\. Manning Company

18 1972 - H. A, ~L\:\:\I:\G CO:\lP.\;\Y·~

ITHACA, N. Y.TO:\IPKIXS COeXTY

LOCATIO X - The Citv of Ithaca located in the heart of the Finger Lakes Re­gion of Central New York Statp at thahoad of beautiful Cayuga Lake, is famous forits educational institutions, its position as the agricultural center of the northeastUnited States, its rugged and picturesque scenic beauty, and its many progressiveindustries.

Known far and wide as the horne of Cornell 'University and Ithaca College, Ithacais noted for its culture and refined atmosphere in all activities of business and sociallife.

Its latitude is ·12° 2,' north and its longitude is 76° 29' west. Located in the centerof the Southern Tier of Sew York State, it is 240 miles south to New York City; Bos­ton is 3,SO miles east, Albany 1,,-' miles east, Buffalo is 150 miles west, Elmira 35 milessouth, Binghamton 50 miles southeast, Syracuse 55 miles northeast and Rochester 88miles northwest

/

Cayuga Lake

TOPOGRAPHY - Ithaca is in a land of lakes and hills, deep ravines and tower­ing cliffs, waterfalls and cataracts, The city itself is bordered on three sides by hillscut through by the deep gorges of Six Mile, Cascadilla and Fall Creeks which aboundwith cascades and waterfalls, and on the fourth side by Cayuga Lake, all providing amost picturesque setting. Climate ranges in temperature from an average minimumof 26° to an average maximum of 69°. This comparatively close range of minimumand maximum temperatures results from Ithaca's enviable position at the head of40-mile long Cayuga Lake. The elevation of the lake, the lowest point in the city, is383 feet above sea level and Cornell University Campus, the highest part of the city,is approximately 800 feet above sea level.

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HISTORICAL - Ithaca was settled in 1879, ten years after the visit of a detachmentof 200 men commanded by Col. Dearborn from the expeditionary force of GeneralSullivan first visited the area on September 23, 1779. It was named Ithaca by SimeonDeWitt, Surveyor General under Washington iLl 1795 after the ancient Greek capitol ofIthaca. It was incorporated as a village in 1821, chartered as a city in 1888 and has beenthe county seat of Tompkins County since the county's formation in 1817. In days longgone past, Ithaca was a center of inland water transportation as well as the salt centerof New York State. Tompkins County celebrated its sesquicentennial in 1967.

POPULATION - Ithaca's metropolitan area, has a population, according to the1970 federal census of 43,881. This includes the City of Ithaca, Village of Cayuga Heights.Ithaca Township, and the students at Cornell University and Ithaca College. As in manycommunities, extensive growth has been seen in the population outside the central city.Between 1900 and 1950 the city population increased from 13,150 to 19.800 or 65%. Thetown and village during the same period increased from 1,600 to :-:,600 or 540%. Thestudent population in 1900 was slightly less than 3,000, today there are nea r lv 18,000.

Ithaca's population is about 87% native born white, about 3% colored and 10%foreign born.

Tompkins County, according to the 1~!I() federal census, is 75,337 inhabitants.This figure includes students,

MERCANTILE - Ithaca is a trading center of some 100.000 persons and has storescomparable with those of cities much larger. Because of the University population anda community educated to want the best, retail stores carry merchandise equal invariety and quality to stores in leading eastern cities. There are over 351 retail stores,employing onr 2,500 persons with annual sales in excess of $89,563,000. There arealso over 51i wholosn l« houses with annual sales of $25,935,000. About 375 servicetrade establishments. doing an annual business of $10,359, are also located in Tomp­kins County. There are about ::lOO professional offices located within the city limits.There are four shopping centers.

Photo by Curt Pee rs te r

Adding Machine Division of The :" ational Cash Register Co.

INDUSTRIAL - .vlt hough Ithaca is not primarilv an industrial city. it has 43manufacturing establishments with an employment figure in excess of 7,000. a payrolltotaling on'!' $20.000.000. Cornell Univcrsitv employs 7,000 and Ithaca College 77fi. andthe :'oil'W York Stall' Electric -\: C~IS Corporation 550.

Among the principal products manufactured here are: adding machines, shot­guns, rr sr-nrch instruments, heat resistant materials, power drive chains. lanternslides. techuicn l mirrors, precision machine tools. scientific instruments. salt, photor-ng rnving , books, magazines. detergents. woodworking, and dairy products.

lt h.ua has .m unusuallv intelligent class (If workmen. Educational advantaz.-s forindus t ri al workers .ind their families include a liberal policv provision for vocationalcduc.uion and t r.uninc in public schools.

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A recent development saw the formation of the Cornell Research Park, Inc., withseveral large concerns.

Therrn Inc., Ithaca, N. Y.

There are sites available for industrial development and several organizations areactive in the promotion of industrial expansion within the Ithaca trading area. Inquiriesaddressed to the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce will bring a prompt reply.

Part of the new South Hill Campus of Ithaca College.

EDUCATIONAL - Ithaca is among the leading educational centers of the state.The Ithaca enlarged City School District includes 18 public schools with an enrollmentof over 7.000 and a staff of 320 teachers and administrators. The District covers 160square miles. There are two junior high schools. and Ithaca now boasts one of thenewest, most modern high schools in the state. opened in 1959 at a new site. There is oneparochial school in Ithaca providing classes from Kindergarten through eighth grade.

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Ithaca Se nio r High School

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Cornell University, whi ch is one of th e great universities of :\orth America, lo cat edon one of Ameri ca's most bcautiful campuses ov er l ooki ng th e Iowe- r par ts of the cit v d ndLa ke Cayuga. was foun ded in 1865 hv Ezra Corne l l. T he normal enro ll m ent is about14,000 stude nts . T he uni vr -r si tv includes co lleges of Art and Sc ienc«, M r-d rri n«. 1..1\\ ' ,

Eng i neeri ng , Arc hitec ture. t he Sta te Col lege of Agric ul t ur «. \ 'pter i n,Il) ' :\It-di cinE'.Indust ri al and L abor Rr-lat io ns, Home Economics. a C r ,ldua l l ' Schoo l. a Schoo l of Hot elMan agement, Ed uca tion . Nurs i ng. .ut r i t ion and B usin ess and Pu bli c .vd m inist r .i t ion.It occ upies abo ut 7.000 acres of l an d and 160 bu i l d in gs,

Commencement Exercises at Curnell L'uiv ersitv .

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Ithaca College has relocated atop Ithaca's South Hill and has completed its nearly$40 million construction program. It affords a beautiful view overlooking the City ofIthaca with Cayuga Lake in the background, and offers a vantage point of viewing therolling hills surrounding Ithaca. The college has tripled its student population in thepast four years.

Ithaca College started as a Conservatory of Music in 1892, and over the years hasgrown in size and stature. The college now includes a College of Arts and Sciences, aSchool of Music and a School of Health and Physical Education. A Department ofRadio was organized in 1941, and has expanded into a full fledged Department of Radioand 'I'elovision with fully equipped radio and television broadcasting- equipment.

There are five libraries, as follows: Tompkins County Public Library is iocated inthe heart of the business district and g-ives an extensive service to the public, the Cor­nell Univer-sity Library located on the campus has over 825,000 volumes includingspecial collections having international fame; the Ithaca College Library; the Tomp­kins County Bar Association Library is located in Ithaca Savings Ban:'; Building; theFree Directory Library maintained by the H. A. Manning Co. is at the TompkinsCounty Public Library, 310 North Cayuga St. Also at Cornell University are the spe­cialized libraries of Agriculture, Industrial and Labor Relations, Engineering and Law.A five million dollar Research Library is located at Cornell.

FINANCIAL - Ithaca has two commercial banks: one savings bank and onesavings and loan association. These banks are well housed and progressive and havegrown with the city" The per capita wealth is high. Ithaca rated third in New York in1950. The net taxable value of citv property was $95.821.976 in 1961. The city governmenthas operated within its budget for the past 35 years. has a low bonded indebtedness andthe highest financial rating. The Tax equalization rate is 85%.

TRANSPORTATION -Ithaca is served by Mohawk Airlines. Inc.. which operatesfrom the Tompkins County Airport. with jet flights to N. Y. C. & Washington. providingdirect air passenger. mail and cargo service to :23 New York State communities. 6 inMassachusetts. as well as to New Jersey, New Hampshire and Detroit, Michigan.Ithaca is the hub of a network of highways that make travel in central Ne w York State atourist's dream. The city operates the Communitv Transit System serving the entirecity and surrounding suburbs. Ithaca is served bv the Greyhound Bus Line and providesa terminus for interurban buses from Elmira, Watkins Glen, Binghamton, Owego.Cortland. Syracuse. Rochester, New York Citv. etc.

Ithaca is also the southern terminal of the New York Barge Canal system and isprovided with docking facilities for boats operating on the canal. Several hundredpleasure crafts including the larger motor cruisers have Ithaca as their home port.Several large boatyards provide sheltered waters and cover for boats whose valuationapproximates a quarter million dollars owned by persons from the surrounding areaand cities as far away as Elmira, Binghamton, Owego and Scranton. A new City Airportand Marina was opened in 1960 and provides recreation and boating marina with spacefor 104boats,

Daily trucking service is provided to all business in the area by numerous motortruck freight lines.

PARKS, PLAYGROU:'IllJS .-\:'IiD BO.-\TI:"lG - The natural topography of the landhere makes the city a natural park. There are three public parks within the city and hasrecreation and athletic facilities, also an extensive bathing beach on Lake Cavuga. TheCornell Campus is extensive and supplies a very beautiful parklift eff('ct for the upperpart of the city, The following scenic beauty spots in and not far from the city are:Buttermilk Falls State Park, Cascadilla Glen, Cayuga Lake, Cov Glen, Robert H.Treman State Park, Fall Creek Gorge, Ithaca Gorge .md Falls, Point Lookout.Taughannock Falls State Park, Watkins Glen State Park,

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Ithaca Yacht Cluh

Ithaca and Cay ug a L ak e ha v e bec om e the headquarters for sma l l bo at ingenthusias ts through out th e Sout hern Tier of 0jP\\ ' York Stat e and much of north centralPenn syl vania . Ea ch y e-ar more and more boat s are brought to Cavuga LIke , It isest i ma te d that ove r $1,000.000 worth of pleasure c r a ft have m ad e Ithaca t hr-ir " homeport ." In add i tion. hundreds of tran si ent boat s v isi t Ithaca ('ach vr -ar using both th opublic and pri vat e launching and dock ing fa ciliti es,

Detailed information on the re creation of the Ithaca area can be secured from theTompkins County Charnber of Commerce .

Ivy League College Foothall

SPORTI:XG EYE:XT:" - A wealth of both specta t or and participation sportingevents ma y be found in the Ithaca area. There are four golf courses, bowl ing, boa ting,swimming , tennis, archery, and many other sports facilities are available. The rec entl vcompl et ed Lyri ah Ice Rink at Cornell Univer-sity is open to the public for skatinr-,Football, ice hockey. crew, baseball. and polo are only a few of the many sportingevents taking- place in Ithaca on a year-round schedule.

1972 - H. A. Mrl.:\N l i\G COM P .\:-; Y' S

AGRICULTl'R.\L CENTER - Itha ca is ofte n refer red to as th e agricultu ral ce nterof th e northeas tern United Stat es , Here are locat ed the sta te ow ned College ofAgr icult ure , wit h its far reaching ext ension service : th e s ta te Sch ool of Vete r i rr arvMedici ne; th e hom e of both t he New Yor k Ar tifici a l Breeders Coopera tive and th eEm pire Livest ock Marketing Coop, In c. ; th e New York State offices of the F a rmBureau Federati on ; a Unit ed Stat es Plant. Soil a nd Nutriti on Laboratory ; a nd branch esof many other or ga niza t ions se rving th e farmer. Th e county Agri cultural a ndHorti cultu ral Soc iety is responsi ble for th e Tompkins County Fair th at is held in Ithac aduring Aug us t of eac h yea r in coo pera tion with th e Tompkins Count y Cha m be r ofCom merce .

Gro ss income from fa rm produ ct s sold in Tompkins County was est imated to heover $9,500,000. The major ca sh produ ct s of Tompki ns County f'arm s include milk ,chicks , poultr y an d eggs, livestock of all t ypes, ha y, corn, whe at, veget a ble crops andfield beans.

SPECIAL EVENTS A~D INTERESTING FACTS - Ithaca ha s ve ry ac tivefrat ernal, club a nd social life with over 200 orga niza ti ons list ed. Th ere are 6 hospit alswith nearly 500 beds, 5 th eat res with a capacity of over 5,000, five a udi to r ium s with acap acity of 5,200. 28 churches cover ing nearly ever y m aj or denomination a nd 18 hot el sa nd m otel s . plus many fine touris t homes , Listings of accom moda ti ons a re availa ble atthe Cha mber of Com me rce .

Th ere a re ove r 22,000 pas sen ger cars regis te red a nd 25.948 electric m eters. 10.263gas met ers . a nd 23,092 telephones in use , Th e cit y 's water s torage capa cit v (notconnected with La ke Ca yug a ) is 350.000,000 ga l. wit h a dail y pump of over 3.000,000.

Ithaca is served by t wo AM radio stations, WHCU a nd WTKO , one FM stat ion.WVBH, and a daily newspaper, the Ithaca J ournal.

Coll ege of Vet erinary Medi cine - Cornell University

ITHACANew York

BUYERSGUIDE

(Yellow Pages)

Complete Classified

Directory Following

These Advertisements

A classified directory provid­ing detailed information onthe city's institutions, civicorganizations, (See "Associ­ations" in classified section)businesses, professions andmanufacturers served by thisdirectory.

The advertisements in these"yellow pages" are groupedtogether and classified alpha­betically under appropriateheadings.

Each advertisement is cross­referenced in the direc­tory's alphabetical section aswell as in the list of adver­tisers.

The following businesses and organizations believe in theCity Directory as a vital community and personal informa­tion bureau and image. When calling upon them for theirservice or product, mention that you saw their display in aCity Directory.

TOMPKINS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY-~- ITHACA. N. Y.

APARTMENTS

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FAIRVIEW HEIGHTSA NEW ENVIRONMENT FOR LIVING

DESIGNED BY MARCEL BREUER

WALK TO CAMPUS AND SHOPPING

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MODERN, BEAUTIFUL, FIREPROOF

TOWN HOUSES AND ELEVATOR BUILDING

Corner Cornell Street and Maple Avenue

(Area Code 607) 272·3420

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I FRIGIDAIRE ApPLIANCESREFRIGERATORS, RANGES, AUTOMATIC WASHERS

ELECTRIC DRYERS, DISH WASHERS

FOOD FREEZERS

'l'IJPPlln AND CALORIC GAS APPLIANCES

Complete Radio, TV and Frigidaire Service

417 WEST SENECA ST. Dial 273-6611

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H. A. MANNING COMPANY, Publishers

Charles Boykin's Body

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Painting

Radiator Service

SAFETY GLASS SPECIALISTS

319 WEST STATE ST. 272-6050

AVTOMOBILES - SALES - SERVICE

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WELCOMETO

FORD COUNTRY<:-70 ITHACA

ROUTE 13~TO CORTI.ANO

GENERAL REPAIRING

BODY & FENDER WORK

WHEEL BALANCING

FRONT END ALIGNMENT

FRAME STRAIGHTENING

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FORD TRUCKS

AUTOLEASING &

RENTAL

257-0222

A-l USED CARS

415 N. TRIPHAMMER RD.

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1972 - H. A. ;\I.-\ :\ ;\I :\G COMP .-\;\lY ·S

MOTORS INC.

Buick Pontiac

Opel

New Showroom & Service Headquarters

THE HOME OF

"BETTER VALUE USED CARS"

Service and Parts - Dial 273-2393

Office and Sales - Dial 273-5080

315 ELMIRA RD. ITHACA

AUTOMOBILES SALES- SERVICE- SERVICE STATIONS- CAR RE:\TALS

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LONG'S

MOTOR SALES INC.

[11=1 231 ELMIRA RD.

TEL. 273-2522

401 ELMIRA ROAD ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850

QUICK'S GARAGE"Doing Business for 35 Years"

PHONE AR 2-7125

AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE

A GOOD GARAGE IN A GOOD TOWN

107 EAST CLINTON ST.

(607) 272-7353

ITHACA, N. Y.

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ST.-\TIO~W.\GO:\S

LOCAL .-\:\D O:\'E \L\Y TRLTK RE~T.\LS

TOMPKI:\S COl':\TY AIRPORT ALSO

302 W. SEi\'EC\ ST. ~j2-6622

AUTOMOBILES - SERVICE STATIO:\S - TIRES

3:2 1972 - H. A. MAl'\NI!\'G COMP;\NY'S

BARNETTS' BLUE SUNOCO SERVICECUSTOM BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS

( 8 BLENDS)Gas-Oils ~

Tires-Batteries ~We're Proud of Our A to Z Lubrication

WEST STATE & CORN ST. Tel. 272-9881 ITHACA

NED'S CORNERS STATIONE)$(ON" Atlas

Tires & Batteries

909 HANSHAW ROAD"At The Comers"

257-2600

ESSO PRODU(,T~ - MECHANIC ON DUTYEMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE

Patterson's Mobil Service• Road Service & Tune-upM@bll N.Y.STATEINSPECTION

273-0322

BANK AMERICARD - MASTER CHARGE

CARTE BLANCHE AMERICAN EXPRESS CARDS ACCEPTED

ZZI-ZZ:5 N. A.l"RORA ITHACA

CARROLLS' SALES & SERVICE INC.Distributor for COOPER Tires

WHOLESALEPASSENGER

233 ELMIRA ROAD

Phone 273-6310

RETAILTRUCK

ITHACA

.\UTOMOBILES - TI{;\:\XHISSIOX SER\'ICE - CHARTER COACHSEI{\'ICE

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ART'S OVER 10 YEARSIN ITHACA

TRANSMISSIONSERVICE

ART KAHKONEN, Proprietor

Specialists In Service On All Types

AUTOMA TIC TRANSMISSIONS

EASY DRIVE-IN PARKING

206 E. TOMPKINS cor. UTICA

Maybe }OU utWy stop ""~:"'" .rn d SII~n.]ls It scrneone touows you teo erose. den'! speedSome onve-s don't So never assume the up Slow down a little and encourage him 10ngnt ot way blindly Protect voueseu by d .. v pass Remember bemg on the fight rsn t1n8 delenSI'Jely enoue:h You could be dead fight

Tel. AR 3-3642

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Crispell Charter Service Inc.DELUXE CHARTER COACHES - FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Phone Ithaca Zi3-Z596

CRISPELL AUTOMOTIVE INC.Heavy Vehicle Repair Service and Parts

1920SLATERVILLE RD.

If X0 Answer Call 539-illl or ZiZ-169Z

ITHACA 14850

BOATS - MARINE SERVICE - BOWLING L\;\,ES

34 1972- H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

FINGER LAKESMARINE SERVICE INC.COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE

SALES-STORAGE-LIFTING

Princecraft Aluminum and Fiberglass

EVINRUDE SALES & SERVICEMERCRUISER SERVlCENTER

ALL TYPES USED BOATS AND MOTORS

East Shere of Cayuga Lake

9 Miles North of Ithaca

Route 34B MYERS533-4422

Inlet Park Marine, Inc.SALES - SERVICE - STORAGE

ONE OF"FINGER LAKES' FINEST INSIDE STORAGE FACILITIES"

CENTURY - GLASTRON - PENN YANGRUMMAN CANOES - TEE NEE TRAILERS

TROJAN - UNIFLITE CRUISERS AND HOUSEBOATSMERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AND SNOWMOBILES

435TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. 272-1581 ITHACA, N. Y.

ITHACA BOWL24 BOWLING LANES

20 BILLIARD TABLESLOU BARNARD, Gen. Mgr.

SNACK BAR - COCKTAIL LOUNGE

378 ELMIRA RD. ITHACA

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CIVICORGANIZATIONS

Fraternal

Religious

Charitable

Social

Service

A vital part of your

community's profile dis­

played for your informa­

tion at the request of the

organizations. You are

invited to join and partic­

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life through these organ­

izations.

An exclusive City Directory feature

presented in the public interest by

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CInc - .\:\IERIC.\:\' C.\:\'CER SOCIETY

1972 - H. A. l\IA:\":\"I:'\G COMPA:\"¥'S

KnowCancer's Warning Signals!

(It's what you don't know that can hurt you.)

Change in bowel or bladder habits

A sore that does not heal

L'nusual bleeding or discharg-e

Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere

Indigestion or difficulty in swallowing

Obvious change in wart or mole

Xagging cough or hoarseness

If you have a warning signal, see your doctor. IAmerican Cancer Society "

YOUR GIFT TODAYMAY SPARE OTHERS TOMORROW.

AMERICANCANCER 0SOC1ETYU

Tompkins County Unit

225 S. Fulton St.

273.0430

:\Irs. Elizabeth BonifaceExec. Dir.

Hours Mon. thru Fri.9:00.\.:\1. - 5:00 P.M.

All types of assistance to Cancer patients

CIVIC - .\:\IERIC\~ RED CROSS

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

TOMPKINS COUNTY CHAPTERTHE AMERICAN RED CROSS

Headquarters, 201W. Clinton -Telephone 273-1900

W.\YNE D. LEBOEUF, ChairmanLANGFORD F. BAKER, 1st Vice Chairman

MRS. SUE CHRISTIANSON, 2nd Vice ChairmanCARL KRELL, Treasurer

MARGARET GREENWOOD, Chapter Secretary of the BoardMARGARET CAVENEY, Office Secretary

TOMPKINS COUNTY VOLUNTEER SERVICES

DISASTER SERVICE SERVICE TO MILITARY(Preparedness & Relief) FAMILIES

(Service to Armed Forces & theirdependents)

NURSING A:'IiD HEALTH(Training for Care of Sick in the RED CROSS YOUTH

Home) (Program of Youth Activities)

BLOOD PROGRAM(Provides blood to all residents at no cost)

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CANTEEN SERVICE(Established at Scenes of Natural

disasters)

FRIENDLY VISITOR PROGRAM(Volunteers to shut-ins)

PRODlTTIO:'Ii and LOA~ CLOSET(Comfort articles for Patients in

Hospitals)

NURSING HOME VOLUNTEERS(In recreation and diversion

programs)

First Aid Water Safety Accident Prevention

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CI\"IC - HEART ASSOCIATIO~

1972 - H. ,\. l\1.-\:'\NING COMPANY'S

Serving: Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tiogaand Tompkins Counties

734-2939.

523WEST CHURCH ST. ELMIRA, N.Y. 14901

Community Service, Research, ProfessionalEducation, and Public Education programs to

fight the Nation's greatest killer,Cardiovascular disease.

Your Heart Association gratefully accepts

MEMORIAL GIFTS by Telephone or by Mail.

Acknowledgement is sent promptly to the bereaved family.

Tompkins County Branch ofTHE SOUTHERN TIER HEART ASSN., INC.

Call Enterprise 2281- Elmira 734-2939

P.O. BOX 6 ITHACA, N. Y.

('I\'IC' - VOC.\TIO~.-\L REHABILIT,\TIO~

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Challenge Industries., Inc .

. . . a non-profit, community hascd corporation

dedicated to transitional vocational rehabilitation

of the handicapped ...

. . . for used furniture, household goods and

appliances stop at the

Challenge Industries Thrift storeAT THE ,\DDI{ESS BELOW

TO CARRY OUT CHALLENGE'S MUCH-NEEDED FUNCTIONSAND PROGRAMS,

REAL WORK SUBCONTRACTS OF ALL KINDS ARE REQUIRED!

Challenge Industries actively solicits New York State business andinstitutions for subcontracts, GUARANTEEING accurate deliverydates arid the quality control necessary to meet the most exactingstandards.What better way is there to prove ...

"it's good business to hire the handicapped"!

CHALLENGE L"DUSTRIES, INC.

402 East State Street

POST OFFICE BOX 599

ITHACA. SEJr YORK 14850i

ITelephone - 607 - 272-8990

c.,

40

CIVIC - HEALTH ASSOCIATION

1972- H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

TB-RD ASSOCIATIONOF CENTRAL NEW YORK, INC.

The TB-RD Association is a voluntary health agency affiliated with theState and National agencies of TB-RD. It is composed of the former HealthAssociations of Oswego, Onondaga, Cortland and Tompkins Counties andnow serves all those Counties in matters of Tuberculosis, RespiratoryDisease, Air Pollution, and Health Careers for students. Anything thataffects man's breathing is the concern of this Association. The TB-RDAssociation works with schools, official health agencies and other groups toachieve its ends which are the eradication of TB and the alleviation of RD.The Action for Cleaner Air Committees in the four counties and the HealthCareers Council are sponsored by the Association.

OFFICERS

MRS. H. R. BILFORD, President

MRS. WILLIAM B. ACKROYD, Secretary

CHRISTOPHER FRYE, Assistant Secretary

STEPHEN M. SCHNEEWEISS, Ed.D., Vice President

HERBERT L. PRICE, Treasurer

JOHN J. MAHON, Assistant Treasurer

H. THOMAS LINDY, Executive Director

423James St., P.O. Box 4, Syracuse, N. Y.13201

Tel. 315 - 422-6142 Enterprise 9069

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972 .n

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But-don't forgetyour address.~-~ ------- .-/

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give itEMPHASIS

& COMPLETENESSin the ALPHABETICAL Section

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InsuranceReal EstateProperty Management

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CI\'IC - CHl:RCHES

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

jfiri)t ~rt£ib!'ttrian ({burcb

COURT and CAYUGA STS.

REV. E . ROSS BLAKE, PastorREV . JACK I. THOMAS, Associate Pastor

SERVICES ON SUNDAY

Morning Worship - 9:15 and 11:15a .m.Church School-l0:00 a.m. and 11:15a.m.Lay Studies - 10:00a .m .Youth Groups - 6:30 p.m .

CHURCH NIGHT PROGRAMS

Wednesday Nights , Every WeekDish-to-pass Supper - 6:00 p.m .

Program -7:00 p.m. each 2nd Wednesday

ITHACA

Church Office, 315 N. CAYUGA Church Phone 272-2800

19,::;

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Put v~n.,. ' f .<.~:e.1U~, . ~~ , ¥. . \~ ,

FAITH to work everYdayThere really never was a time when "once-a-week ': religionwas enough.

But today. in our swift ly moving world . the need is greaterthan ever to put your Faith to work - all the time.

Think of today 's dismayi ng headlin es. Then thin k of themany ways th e world can be made bett er.

" But I 'm only one person," you say.

Yes, But your church or synagogue can become, with yourhelp, a rallying point for change. By join ing others who livetheir Faith, you are no longer alone in your beliefs.

Worship this week-and put your Faith to work all week long.

~ijl.RELIGION IN AMERICAN LIFE Worship this week 1w.,~

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H. A. MANNING COMPANYESTABLISHED ~fy ¢). _L fi , L _ .L J ~ Area Code U3

DillE OIlIES P...£L0ZL4rU:Y~ 7r~1905 MAPS and GUIDES !1\ii-l-!3H

278 MAIN STREET (4th fl.) C§,.t"MjU/,~. 01301 .

CIVIC - E AGLES

ITH ACA DIRECTOR Y-19-;- ~

jfraternal <9rbtr of QEagle~

Aerie No. 1253

124W.GREENITHACA, N.Y.

Tel. 272-2670

Pres., Alex Thoumire

Sec., Ken Decker

Meetings: 1st & 3rd Monday Each Month 8:00 p.m,

46

CIVIC - KNIGHTS OF COLrMBl'S

1972 - H. A. MA:\NII\'G COMP.-\;\iY·S

KNIGHTSOF

COLUMBUS

ITHACA COUNCIL 277

302W. GREEN

Tel. 272-9621

lTHACl

MEETS THLRSDAY ~IGHTS8 P.M.

Grand Knight, DO!"ALD L. BE~NETT

Recording Secretary, JOHN HERSON

ALL VISITI~GK~IGHTS \VELCOME

BINGO EVERY MONDAY

7:30 P.M.

CIVIC -1IOOSE

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

lLopal <lE)rbrr of Jfloose3Jtbaca JLobge jl}o. 666

136WEST STATE STREET ITHAC\

Meeting every other Tuesday -8:00 P.M.W.O.M. Meet every other Mon. -8:00 P.:\-I.

Bingo every Thurs. Night -8:00 P.:U.Tel. 272-9547 - Office 273-2050

48ClYIC - YMCA

1972 - H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

THE ITHACA Y.M.C.A.202EAST BUFFALO ST.

Tel. 272-3100

Activities forMen, Women, Boys and Girls

ITHACA

TOKEEPSPRY

TAKEVITAMIN6t6ty"

BasketballSoftballVolleyballHandballBadmintonCalisthenicsFencingWrestling

Program Opportunities

Health Education SocialsShower Baths DancingSwimming Pool Reading RoomCrafts GuidanceCheckers and Chess Leadership TrainingPing Pong Hikes and OutingsClubs Summer Camp for BoysDormitory Rooms Radio and Television

YEARLY MEMBERSHIP RATES AVAILABLE AT THE Y.M.C.A .• • • •

nS~1I~-

7iat 1ItJetd~ ~ettu Sewe"

CLEA~ERS

ITHACA DIRECTORY - l~ -;- :.!

w. F. FLETCHER CO., INC.DRY CLEANERS & LAUNDRY

Fletcher's Services:

-1 9

1. Dry Cle a ning of all Wcarin~Ap­parel (2 priccs ) , and all House­hold Furnishings

2. Ru~ Sha m pooing3. Furniture Sha m pooing4. Mothproofin~:i. Shower ProofingIi. Flame Proofing7. Fur Storage

It Storage

9. Repairing Garments and Relin -ing :" I'W Binding on Blankets

10. Binding on Rugs11. Hat Cleaning and Blocking12. Fur Cleaning and Glazing-

Furrier :\Il'thod13. :"cw Zippers and Repairing14. Suede and Leather CleaningIS. Spotting OnlyIii. Deluxe Hand Service for Your

Special Garments

COMPLETE FI~ISHEDL.-\.l"~DRYSERVICES.\;UE DAY CLE.-\~I~G

ECO~OCLEA~ - DRY CLE.-\.~INGBY THE POl'~D

\rEDDI~GGARi\lE l\"TS A SPECI.-\LTYI HOt"R SERYICE AT ~O EXTRA CHARGE

103DRYDE~ ROAD - DIAL 273-0272

CALL and DELIVERY SERVICE ORDISCOr~T FOR CASH and CARRY

50

(,LEA~ERS

197:2 - H. A. MA:'\KI:'\G COMPA~Y'S

-I Hour Fluff-Dry Laundry Service-,I Hour Service on Shirts

and all Finished Laundry-I Hour Dry-Cleaning Service

at the Dryden Plant

_ Shirts Beautifully Finished-Drapery & Curtain Specialists-Plenty of Free Parking-Free Pick Up & Delivery

Service

Plant: 206 Dryden-Ithaca Rd., DrydenCall 844-8635

Ithaca Shopping Plaza272-3460Elmira Rd.

Collegetown Branch273-4214

310 Stewart Ave.

CLEANING

PRESSING

Call Delivery

"Wf.,r, S,rllr,. n(Q.Hl/IIY II R,"d,.,-t'd01\ ,\I(Jln,ofl 01 SlPrllrf'nbl~ VLlo/.fy"

DYEING

ALTERATIONS

Dial 273-7121

Plant and Office 1902EAST SHORE DRIVE, ITHACA, N. Y.

B. KELLY & SONSThe Professional Cleaners- EXPERT RUG, CARPET & FURNITURE CLEANING

- SOIL EXTRACTION- COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL- PICK UP AND DELIVERY

LA:\SING, N.Y.

CLOTHI~G - CONTRACTORS - OVERHEAD DOORS

ITfL\CA DIRECTORY -1~,;":.2 51

"Serving 'Jthacans and Cornellians since 1822" • Downtown 'JthacaHASKELL DAVIDSON'S

Browning, King & Co.MEN'S CLOTHIERS and FURNISHERS

STATE STREET at AURORA

OUR FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ARE YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY AND VALUEH. Freeman & Sons - Fashion Park - College Hall

Petrocelli - Leonardo Strassi - Arrow

lack Files of Oty Diredories are fxtremely Valuable

CONTINUOUS DIRECTORY SERVICIpa.t dlr.ctorl•• an.wer qu••tlon. Ilk. th••••••

• How long has John Doe worked for Blank & Co.?• How many yean has Jim Smith lived at the same addre..?• How and where has your city grown?

KEEP YOUR OLD DIRECTORIESIt. perpetual ftle of city directories gives you a ~mplete picture of your

city's history ud the people who comprise your market. People are theheart ud soul of uy city-here you have a complete record of them.

Trace the movemellt, job chang.., marital mtaa of Indirid~ Mejuat bow ud where your city has grown-find the uawen to dozeu of quee­tIoDIabout people-uawen that cannot be load In uy other liDcIe record.

THE

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TIIKE IT FROM CALL AT NO CHARGE

THEJr)EKPERTS ENTERPRISE 9701

/~ OR CORTLAND 753-0201

33 CLEVELAND ST. CORTLAND, N.Y.

CONTRACTORS - BUILDING MATERIALS

19i~ - H. A. lVIA:'\:'\I:'\G COMPA:\,Y'S

CAYUGALUMBERCOMPANY INC.

Phone 273-2135

801 W. State St. Ithaca., N. Y.

BUILDING

MATERIALS CENTER

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( 'O:\TR\ CTORS - BULDI:\G Sl;P P LI E S

ITH ACA DI RE CTOR Y -19, 2 .1:)

A BUILDER'S YARD

BY THE PIECE

OR BY THE PALLET

TEL. 273-4454 412 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD.

CO~TR.\CTORS - BCILDI:\G SUPPLIES

1972 - H. .\ . MA:'\I'\E\G COMPANY 'S

ROBINSON & CARPENTERThe Men Who Built Ithaca

206 TAUGHANNOCK BOULEVARD

LCM6EP _. M LLNO~ ,

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LUMBER - BUILDING SUPPLIES

DEALERS FOR:

ANDERSEN WINDOWSMORGAN MILLWORK

PRATT & LAMBERT PAINTSROCKWELL TOOLS

COMPLETE WOODWORKING MILL

273-6200

Shop Our New Home & Hardware Center

On The Village Green In Cayuga Heights

CO~TRA(,TORS - BUILDERS - P,\I:\"TERS

ITHACA DIRECTORY -19,2 55

c

GENERALCONTRACTORS

ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS

PAINTING and DECORATING

Suggestions & Estimates are Free

Phone 273-2373

ANDREW H. McPHERSON

PEG McPHERSON

SAVINGS BANK BLDG.

Phone 273-4652

Phone 272-6181

ITHACA

CONTRACTORS - GE:\EKlL

PAUL MANCINI &SONS INC.

General Contracting,,~'n//"'/''Y''V ,

~ ,.

OIlIVE ·IN RESTAURANTS

BLACK TOP DRIVEWAYS & PARKING LOTS

EXCAVATING &TRENCHINGFOR

• WATER • UNDERGROUNDUTILITIES

• SEWER • DRAINAGE

EQUIPMENT RENTALS

608 ELMIRA RD. Phone 272-3600 I

(,O~TRA(,TORS - G E:\ERAL

ITH,\C:'\ DIRECTORY -197:2

STEWART & BENNETT, INC.ESTABLISHED 1862 ---

GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS

COMMERCIAL & INSTITUTIONAL

-MASONRY -CONCRETE WORK

_e_

PAINTING & REMODELING

LARGE & SMALL

...-

273-9335

714 W. CLINTON ST. ITHACA, N.Y.

CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS - GENERAL - BUILDINGDEMOLITION

:'iR 19'12- H. A. MA:'\:'-JI:"G COMPANY'S

ROCCO P. LUCENTEIthaca's Largest Home Builder

NATIONAL HOMES DEALER

WINSTON COURT APARTMENTS AND VILLAGE APARTMENTSApartment Rentals

MODEL HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Phones 257-0717 - 257-0964

103 SALEM DRIVE ITHACA

w. D. McELWEE & SONSPhone 273-1100

ANDREW W. McELWEE - Phone 257-1220RAYMOND F. McELWEE - Phone 273-1101

GENERAL CONTRACTORSWILLIAM A. McELWEE - 257-1028

Wire, Write or Phone for Estimates

129 WEST FALL STREET • ITHACA

Seacord - Lane Builders, Inc.GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS

Phone 272-9061

JOHN SEACORD - 387-9429

715 WILLOW AVENUE

ITHACA RIGGINGBuilding Demolition

Crane Service

Heavy Hauling

272-3413"NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL"

ITHACA

SERVICEINC.

125SEARS ST. ITHACA, N.Y.

CO:\TRACTORS - CO:\CRETE WORK - ELECTRKAL

ITHACA DIRECTORY -lqi:2 ;jq

ALBY (5 SONSCONCRETE WORK

BACKHOEING AND EXCAVATING

COMPLETE SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS

AND PUMPING

Concrete Steps - Curbs - Walks

Driveways Drainage

Call for Free Estimates

Tel. 273-0092316 Washington St. Ithaca

BEAR ~ELECTRIC~~.'~'(

GUSEFRAMSON,Owner~ L PHONE272-5994

ELECTRIC HEAT ~ RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL

SHOP 602 W. SENECA OFFICE 216 LINCOLN ST., ITHACA

DASSANCE ELECTRICEST. 1938

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSCHARLES DASSANCE Residence, NEWFIELD

Wiring, Heat, Light and Power

FIXTURES428TITUS AVENUE Phone 272-2820 ITHACA

CO:\,TR;\CTORS - ELECTRIC\L - LIG IITNI:\'G RODS

50 1972 - H. A. MA:'\I\T\G COMPANY'S

Madison Electric Co., Inc.Industrial and Commercial

Electrical Construction

Maintenance Contracts

Rewiring910W.STATE 273-4223

Norton Electric Co. Inc.CONTRACTORS

COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL

Phone 273-6311

1013 WEST STATE ST.

COMMERCIALINDUSTRIAL

WIliNG &llWllING

P.O. lOX 453714 W. CLINTON

ITHACA, N.Y.

ITHACA

INDUSTRIALMAl NTENANCE

liDS &ES.TIMATlS

272-8681

~. " HliIiMG MORSE -COLLINS inc.

:r. ~ ro I 5 ~oute 13 at hanshaw roadIthaca, new york 14850ph: (607) 257-2157

Service. design. installation

" the bad vveather boys II

• year round lightning rod protection • winters - ski-doo snowmobile funMember: United Lightning Protection Association; U.S. Snowmobile Association

CO:\,TRACTORS - PLL\lBI:\'G - HK\TI:\'G

ITR\CA DIRECTORY -1972 61

D. H. BREWER CO. INC.PLUMBING & HEATING

SHEET METAL & ROOFINGDOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL

REFRIGERATION

Gas Boilers and FurnacesConversion Burners, Furnaces

and Unit HeatersOil Burner Sales & Service

Plumbing Fixtures

Roofing

Air ConditioningCommcrcial- Residential - Industrial

Complete Line of Appliunce«Sales and Service

NORGE - HOTPOINTSales

:UO:\.\RCH IU:\GESAD:UIRAL APPLIANCES

FREE ESTIMATESCOMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELING

R VALUE I 't" r:;::,"~O /Ii CABINE1 R ~

K~ Ko-wtpau.NC.311 SOUTH CAYUGA Dial 2i3-5.t54 ITHACA

62

COl'iTRACTORS - PLL:\lBI:\G - HEATI:\G

1972 - H. A. MA:\I\;I:\G COMP:\~Y'S

HULLHEATING &PLUMBING INC.

ADELBERT L. HULL, President

HULLHElTING I PLUH!!kGCa.

• Air Conditioning• Crane Plumbing Fixtures• Peerless Boilers• Water Conditioners

272-3550

• Kitchen Cabinets• KitchenAid Dishwashers• Water Pumps• Appliances• Kitchen Planning

Emergency Service - 273-7773 or 272-3553_.-JAMIESON McKINNEY

(Department of Hull Heating & Plumbing)

273-0515 or 273-0721

..-802·804 W. SENECA ST.

Wholesale Plumbing & Heating Supplies

ITHACA

Ithaca Plumbing SupplV Co.703 W. BUFFALO ST. 272-3553

CO:\TRACTORS - PLL:\IBI:\G - HK\TI:\"G

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972 63

ALBANESE PLUMBING & HEATING CO.PLUMBING and HEATING

AIR CONDITIO:\'II'lG

FREE ESTIMATES

416 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. Tel. 272-3950 ITHACA, N..Y

BLACK'S HEATING &PLUMBING INC.ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

APPLIANCES

9-11 W. MAIN

TRUMANSBURG

PHONE

IF NO ANSWER

BURRIS

387-8761

387-6200

Plumbing-Heating, Inc.

INST ALlATION AND REPLACEMENT SPECIALISTS

PHONE 272-6750

111 SO. FULTON STREET ITHACA, N.Y.

WILSON HEATING & PLUMBINGE:\GI:\"EER CO:\TRACTOR - AIR CO:\DITIO:\"I:\G

IlEATI:\"G DESIG:\ &: I:\ST.\LL\TIO:\COMPLETE ~.\LES&: EXPERT SER\'ICE

B.\THROO:\I~- WATER SY~TE:\IS- SOFTE:\"ERS

OYER 30 YEARS EXPERIE:\,CE

P. O. Box ZOZ Tel. 272-8926 ITHACA

CONTRACTORS - SHEET METAL WORK - WROUGHT IRON ­SWIMMING POOLS - WATER CONDITIONING

64 1972-H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

PORTER SHEET METAL CO.,INC.

"HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE"

GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK800CASCADILLA ST. Phone 272-2363 ITHACA

CUSTOM WROUGHT IRON MAJESTIC THULMANPRECAST CONCRETE STEPS FIREPLACESSTRATTA -ROCK SHOP AND PORTABLEHASTINGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS WELDING

RAY-O·LITE·FIBERGLASS AWNINGS

ORNAMENTAt IRON OF ITHACAVERSA RAIL PRODUCTS

RAY THOMAS 720 W. GREEN ST.OWN E R ITHACA. N.Y. '4850

(AREA CODE 607) 273-3012

PARKP..OOLSA DIVISION OF R. L. PARK BUILDERS

WEATHERKINGALL-ALUMINUM, VINYL-LINED, ABOVE-GROL'ND POOLS

"A FUN-FILLED ENTERTAINMENT CENTER FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY"(60i) i49-UI0

46 COPELAND AVE. HOMER, NEW YORK 130ii

AUSTENWater Conditioning Co., Inc.WATER CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT - PUMPS & WELL SUPPLIES

CHEMICALS FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSPhone: 60i-38i-9341

MAIN STREET TRUMANSBURG, NEW YORK 14886

CONTRACTORS - WELDIl\'G

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

NATIONALAUTO-WELD, INC.

"Everything for Welding"

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SALES &SERVICES• Oxygen and Acetylene Welding Equipment• A. c. & D. C. Arc Welders• Fire Extinguishers• Carbon Dioxide• McKay Distributor• Smith Welding Equipment• Sioux Tools• Bear Equipment• Medical Gases and Supplies• Lincoln Elec. Dist.

Automotive Refinishing Supplies

SALES and SERVICEBlackhawk Equipment

Binks Spraying Equipment

Jacks & Porto Power Repairs

AUTO BODY REPLACEMENT PANELS

ALL MAKES OF EQUIPMENT REPAIRED

TEL. 273-1972

65

S05 to 807 TABER STREET ITHACA

65A 1972-H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

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NEW YORKamsterdambataviabathcarthagecorningcortlandelmiraglens fallsgloversvillehornellithacamalonemassena-potsdamogdensburgoneidaoneontaplattsburghsaratoga springsschenectadyschenectady suburbanwaverlyVERMONTba rre-montpelierbellows fallsbenningtonbrattleboroburlingtonrutlandst albansst johnsburyspringfield

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B.A. MANNING COMPANY13B1J~Z:~$

278 MAIN ST. GREENF"IELD. MASS. 01301 (413) 774-4314

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972 65B

ONLY IN A

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CAN YOU FINDVALUABLEINFORMATIONON A COMMUNITY.

Consult the City Directory . . .

Often! !

YOUR MAXI-BOOK (CITY DIRECTORY) PUBLISHERS

H.A. MANNING COMPANYa~1J~~@DIRE ORIE ~

.... MAPS and GUIDES

278 MAIN STREET. GREENFIELD, MASS.

CONTRACTORS - WELDING - EDUCATIONAL­ENCYCLOPEDIAS

66 1972-H. A. MA:\"NING COMPANY'S

AMES OF ITHACA INC.Contract Welding

Ornamental Stairs andStructural Fabrication

Rental Welding Equipmentby Day or Month

Distributor ofLinde Air Products

Oxy-Acet Welding EquipmentMiller Arc Welders

Steel StockChain Link Fence

Tel. 273-4911 - Nights 272·2701 or Trumansburg 387-8474

618·620 W. BUFFALO ITHACA, N. Y.

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Hotels, Motels & Restaurants alsofind this a valuable Information Service to offer

- All who seek to render service and create animpression of progressiveness and helpfulness -

F. E. COMPTON CO.-HOME LEARNI:\'G CENTER

-ENCYCLOPEDIAS-GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY EDITION

for Homes & Schools

Regional Managers - CLAYTON & EUNICE WEBER

Tel. (607) 539-6129It WHIPPOORWILL LANE BROOKTONDALE, N.Y. 14817

SEEPAGE 4

EDUCATIONAL

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

EDUCATIONAL-Ithaca is among the leading educational centers of the state. TheIthaca enlarged City School District includes 18 public schools with an enrollment ofover 7,000 and a staff of 320 teachers and administrators. The District covers 160square miles. There are two junior high schools, and Ithaca now boasts one of thenewest, most modern high schools in the state, opened in 1959 at a new site. There isone parochial school in Ithaca providing classes from Kindergarten through eighthgrade.

ITHACA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Cornell University, which is one of the great universities of North America, locatedon one of America's most beautiful campuses overlooking the lower parts of the cityand Lake Cayuga, was founded in 1865 by Ezra Cornell. The normal enrollment isabout 15,500 students. The university includes colleges of Art and Science, Medicine,Law, Engineering, Architecture, the State College of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine,Industrial and Labor Relations, Home Economics, a Graduate School, a School of HotelManagement, Education, Nursing, Nutrition and Business and Public Administration. Itoccupies about 7,000 acres of land and 160 buildings.

SEEINSERT BEGINNING CLASSIFIED

Ithaca College has relocated atop Ithaca's South Hill and has completed its nearly$40 million construction program. It affords a beautiful view overlooking the City ofIthaca with Cayuga Lake in the background, and offers a vantage point of viewing therolling hills surrounding Ithaca. The college has tripled its student population in the pastfour years. See Page 68.

Ithaca College started as a Conservatory of Music in 1892, and over the years hasgrown in size and stature. The college now includes a College of Arts and Sciences, aSchool of Music and a School of Health and Physical Education. A Department of Radiowas organized in 1941, and has expanded into a full fledged Department of Radio andTelevision with fully equipped radio and television broadcasting equipment.

There are five libraries, as follows: Tompkins County Public Library is located in theheart of the business district and gives an extensive service to the public, the CornellUniversity Library located on the campus has over 825,000 volumes including specialcollections having international fame; the Ithaca College Library; the Tompkins CountyBar Association Library is located in Ithaca Savings Bank Building; the Free DirectoryLibrary maintained by the H. A. Manning Co. is at the Tompkins County Public Library,310 North Cayuga St. Also at Cornell University are the specialized libraries ofAgriculture, Industrial and Labor Relations, Engineering and Law. A five million dollarResearch Library is located at Cornell.

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68

EDUCATIONAL - COLLEGES

1972 - H. A. MA:\;\;T\G COMP:\:\Y'S

ITI-IACA COLLEGEITHACA, NEW YORK 14850

Beautiful new campus designed for 4,000 students.Fully accredited, coeducational and residential.35 undergraduate degree programs offered through theSchool of Humanities and Sciences, School of Allied HealthProfessions, School of Music, School of Health, PhysicalEducation and Recreation, Division of Communications,Division of Business Administration and the Center forIndividual and Interdisciplinary Studies. Graduateprograms in Music, Physical Education, SpeechPathology and Audiology offered through the Divisionof Graduate Studies and Continuing Education.

For Catalogs and Bulletins, address the Admissions Office,or telephone Area Code 607-274-3124

H. Ira BlixtJames M. CironaRobert CoreyMrs. Albert Hoefer

EDUCATIO~AL- COLLEGES

ITHACA DIRE CTORY -1972

TOMPKINS-CORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE175 MAIN STREET GROTON, NEW YORK 13073

Telephone (607) 898-5825or 272-7876Tompkins-Cortland Community College, which opened in 1968, is u comprehen­

sive community college sponsored jointly by the Board of Representatives of TompkinsCounty and the Board of Supervisors of Cortland County . The programs offered lead tothe Associate in Applied Sciences, the Associate in Science, or the Associate in Artsdegree as authorized by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of NewYork . The College belongs 10 the citizens of Tompkins and Cortland counties whosupport it and are served by it. Its philosophy reflects a response to the ever-changingneeds and desires of the community and the society in which it ex ists .

Through a coordinated academic advisement and counseling system, students areable to receive assistance in the development of their occupational and educationalplans commensurate with their interests and aptitudes. The College offers three occu­pationally-oriented programs in the field of business, two technology programs, alicensed practical nursing program, a program of general stud ies , and a university­parallel transfer program. Two health technology programs are offered in conjunctionwith the SUNY Agricultural and Technical Colleges at Alfred and Morrisville . All of theabove programs are designed to prepare a student for employment in responsiblepositions in business and industry , or permit the student to transfer to four-year collegesfor additional study leading to the baccalaureate degree.

The College is accredited by State University of New York , the Board of Regents,and has been accepted as a Recognized Candidate for accred itat ion by the MiddleStates Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges .

BOARD OF TRUSTEESRonald W. Space . Chairman

Bert S. MorseLaVerne C. NiederhoferRobert R. SproleManley H. Thaler

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70

EDUCATIONAL-MUSIC SCHOOLS

1972 - H. A. MANNING COMP..'\.NY·S

ITHACA COMMUNITYMUSIC SCHOOL

Incorporated by the Board of Regents of the State University ofNew York as a non-profit institution for music education.

SIX YEAR PLAN - INTRODUCTORY MUSIC & ART

Pre-School Music Kindergarten Ages 3-4-5Pre-Orff Workshops Age 5Carl Orff Musicianship Ages 6-7-8Violin-Suzuki Principles Ages 3 to 6Pre-Piano Ages 6-7-8Art-Dance

ELEMENTARY STUDENTS GRADES4-5-6

Strings - Brass - Woodwind - PercussionRecorder - Guitar

Art - Drama - Creative Dance

JUNIOR HIGH & HIGH SCHOOL

Individual and Class Instruction. EnsemblesArt - Drama - Creative DanceRecreational - Instrumental EnsemblesChorus - Hand Bells - for Teens & Adults

Extension Units wm Be

Established If Requested by

Organizations or Parents

Office: 315 x. Cayuga St. Ithaca, N.Y. 14850

TELEPHO~E; Zi2-8186 or2i2-1Hl

EDt;C-\TIO:\'AL - LIBRARIES

ITH,\CA DIRE( 'T OR Y -l(rl~

TOMPKINS COUNTYPUBJ.JIC LIBRARY

Phone 272-2781

";'1

N. CAYUGA & COURT ST. ITHACA, x. Y.

Central Library of the Finger Lakes LibrarySystem, Serving 27 Memher Libraries in Tompkins Cayuga

Cortland Seneca and Tioga Counties

-.-DIRECTOR

HOWARD R. BRENTLIl\'GER

ASSISTANT DIRECTORNANCY L. l\Il'GI~~IES

-.- ' lI

I

LIBRARY HOURS

10:00 A.'r. to 9 :00 P.,r. Daily

Exc('pt Sundays and Lt·!.:al Hol idays

9:00 A. :\I. to :):()O P.". Saturdays I--

EDUCATIONAL - LIBRARIES - DIRECTORY

1972 - H. A. M.-\I\:NI:---;G COMPAr\Y'S

City DirectoryLibrary

What other cities have a directory?

There are directories for over 7,000

cities in the U. S. & Canada.

Where are these directories avail­

able?

Your Public Library has over 200

volumes for most eastern and many

major western cities.

Supplied to your city, free of

charge, by members of the Associa­

tion of North American Directory

Publishers.

To use this city directory library,

call or visit the office of the • . .

'I'ompklns CountyPublic Library

310 NORTH CAYUGA ST. Tel. 272-2781

FI:\'A:\CL\L - STOCKS - BONDS - LOA:\'S - FIREPLACEEQUIPME~T- GARDE:\' SLPPLIES

ITH.\CA DIRECTORY -19';":2

1924 - Our 48th Anniversary - 1972

J. S. BARR & CO., INC.Member New York Stock Exchange

American Stock Exchange - (Assoc.)STOCKS MUTUAL FUNDS BONDS

501 Savings Bank Building Phone 607- 273-6565 ITHACA

Securities in Any Market Bought - Sold - Quoted

ILFFinanCiaLCORPoRation

SERVING FINGER LAKES FAMILIES SINCE 1933127W.STATEST.• 273-1000 • ITHACA,N.Y.

MEMBER NCFA

THE IRON SHOPUNUSUAL GIFTS FURNITURE FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT

108-110 E. STATE ST.

GERALD P. SCHICKEL

(607) 272-5101 ITHACA, N.Y. 14850

McGUIRE GARDENSSince 1936

• GARDEN Sl"PPLIES• :\llRSERY STO('K• FLAGSTO:\E and POTTERY

• HOUSE PLANTS• SOUVE:\IRS• OLD BOTTLES

• L.\:\DSCAPE-DESIG:\' ..\: CO:\STRl"CTIO:\'

635ELMIRA ROAD Tel. 273-0676

FLORISTS - LANDSCAPE SERVICE - FUEL PRODUCTS

1-1 1972 -H. A, MANNING COMPANY'S

WARREN WHITE LANDSCAPE SERVICELAWNS • PLANTS • STONE WORK

682 MILLARD HILL RD.

R.D. 2, NEWFIELD, N. Y. Telephone 564-3447

BUSH Oil COMPANY INC.GULF DISTRIBUTOR

THE WORLD'S FINEST HEATING OIL

GULF SOLAR HEAT

h•• ting oilITHACA

702 HANCOCKPhone 272-295l

L. B. TOWNSEND DISTR., Inc.MOBIL OIL PRODUCTS M@bil

OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICECustomer Night Burner Service Phone 273-1487 - 273-6955

801 CASCADILLA ST.

SOUTH SIDE

Phone 272-5545 ITHACA, N. Y.

Fuel OilFUEL CO.

• METERED DELIVERIES• AUTOMATIC DEGREE

DAY DELIVERY

CUSTOMER BURNER SERVICE

815 S. AURORA ST.

272-7'330

ARea <>• FUEL OIL & KEROSENE

• BOTTLE GAS SERVICE

ITHACA, N.Y.

Ft;~ERAL HO:\'1ES - HOlSEHOLD PRODLCTS

ITHAC.-\ DIRECTORY -197:2 I:)

"A Narne You Can Trust"

HERSON FUNERAL HOMEEstablished 1933

SERVING ALL FAITHS

Lady Attendant - Helen C. Herson

Central New York's Most Modern

110S. GENEVA ST. 272-2821

ITHACA

BIODEGRADABLE, PHOSPHATE-FREE,

CHILD-SAFE, ECOl\'O:\IIC\L

COSMETIC & ('LEANI:\TG PRODUCTS

"SEEING IS BELIEYI:\G-SO TIU' SO:\IE :\OW"

Wagner Funeral HomeINCORPORATED

ELWOODC. WAGNER

DONALD T. GREGG - MARSHALL N. DOWNING

Phones: 272·3590 - 272-1565421 N. AURORA ST.

BESTLINE PRODUCTS

~lC)

Direct Distributors: :\IK.\ :\IRS. CLAYTON E. WEBER

Tel. «(jtli) j39 -(j129

14 WHIPPOORWILL LANE BROOKTONDALE, :\.Y. U81i

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Life. Annuities

Accident & Sickness

Group Insurance

Pension Trusts

un COLLEGE :\"E. ITHACA

William F. Schmidt

William J. Petrillose

273-6271

75A

INSURANCE

1972 - H. A. MANNING COMPANY·S

BLAIR INSURANCE AGENCYBETTY BLAIR

All Types of Insurance

HOWARD E. BLAIR, C. L. U.INSURANCE CONSULTANT

Estate Planning, Insured Income Plans

413 N. CAYUGA ST.

1255MAPLE AVE.

Tel. 272-7533

Tel. 734-7888

ITHACA

ELMIRA

Statistics Show DirectoryAdvertising

GETS more prospective buyers per dollar

than any other kind of advertising

BEFORE the buying public twenty-four hours

of the day.

THE PUBLIC is using your DIRECTORY on

an average of once every six min.

utes in every twenty-four hours

Display Your Business Properly in

Your Local Directory to Get Results

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972 75B

If)

INSURANCF

1972-H. A. MANNI~GCOMPANY'S

,,

Y'!l~r~....."'~""'"- -. ":::::': • II "

f.... ·

?~ .4du ~-tJP~

1~~~

Dial 387-6831 or 387-6800

44 E. Main St. Trumansburg, N.Y.

Covering Central New York

FIRE - LIGHTNING - WIND - HAILEXTENDED COVERAGE

DIRECTOR - AGENTS

TIOGA CENTER, N.Y.Madeleine Allyn EM 6·7871

NEWFIELD, N.Y.Howard S. Gere 869-2583

TRUMANSBURG, N.Y.Lloyd J. Ellis 387·9519Clair D. Updike 387·988:lGeorge E. Hopkins 387-8511Mary B. lJpdike 387·7031Cecil C. Mount 387-9693Mathilde B. Updike 387-9883

INTERLAKEN, N.Y.Max W. Aman 532-4209

DUNDEEMiles Insurance

Agency 243·7200

FREEVILLEl{oger W. Hatfield 844·85ii2

WATKINS GLENCharles D. Bond, Jr. 535-9724

ITHACA, N.Y.

Harry A. Hatfield 272-9239Fred C. Marshall 273-4125Luciano A. Lama 273-4184Fred Bock 273-5159Robert Bock 273-4959Jprry Jay 273-2926

NEWARK VALLEY, N.Y.

Arthur Frost MI 2·8014

JACKSONVILLE, N.Y.

Harland Knight 387·8504

BROOKTONDALE, N.Y.

P. Alfred Munch 539-7451

LUDLOWVILLE, N.Y.

James A. Robinson 533·4598

SPENCER, N.Y.

Harry R. Thornton 589·4456

COUNTIES - Tompkins, Schuyler, Tioga, Seneca,Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Broome, Yates & Ontario

I~Sl'R:\~CE

ITH.\C.\ DIRECTORY -191:2 II

18

INSLR:\:\'CE

1972 - H. A. MA!\"~I;\G COMP.\l\Y·S

JOSEPH J. KIELYINSURANCE AGENCY

JACK KIELY, Prop.

"The Man Who Can FiLL A II

l"our Insurance Needs, Large or Small"

273-4778 I401 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N.Y.

INSURANCE

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

Weaver,Schempp

& MCNeillINCORPORATED

Writing All Forms of Insurance413 NORTH TIOGA STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850

OnlySteps from the Courthouse

Dial 273-1927

G. M. "Jeff" WEAVER

Residence 40 N. Landon Rd., Slaterville Tel. 539-7855

GEORGE C. SCHEMPP

Residence 164 Oakwood Lane Tel. 273-1934

KEITH McNEILL

Residence 139 Oakwood Lane Tel. 272-7123

W. DAVID BANFIELD

Residence 312 East Fall St. Tel. 273-6537

RONALDS.RONSVALLE

Residence 628 Coddington Rd. Tel. 273-2720

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80

INSURANCE

1972 - H. .-\. MANNIKG COMPANY'S

H. A. CAREY CO., INC.INSURANCE

Agents and Brokers

• JOHN LAMBERT, JR. • DONALD R. PHILLIPS• IVOR E. HANSON • WILLIAM W. DOWNES

• CATHERINE TERRY

CAREY BUILDING314E. STATE ST. 272-1020

"INSURE & BE SURE"

108PARKER ST.

GEORGE A. CHARRON

GENERAL INSURANCE

273-3552

ITHACA, N.Y.

FELTON AGENCY., INC.GERALD "PETE" WELLS

Business and Personal Insurance

403FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. 272-3752

INSlJRA~CE

ITHACA DIRECTORY -19,~ 81

SERVICE SECURITY SAVINGS

Larkin

Insurance Agency Inc.

INSURANCE

319 N. TIOGA ST. Phone 273-4732 ITHACA

Guy J. Natali InsuranceAgencyGeneral Insurance

Insurance is Your Best Protector

515 N. CAYUGA ST.

SIMPSONINSURANCE AGENCY

273-3340

LUDLOWVILLE, N. Y. 14862

~

~I

Jm~,~

400 RIDGE RD.

VIOLET A. SnlPSON

Tel. Lansing" ;j:3~-4277

ALL LINES OFINSURANCE

82

INSURANCE - CHINA - JEWELERS

1972 - H. A. MA;'\NII'\G COMP;\;\;Y'S

SLOCUM -ATWOOD AGENCYINSURANCE CONSULTANTS

ROBERT J. ATWOOD

PHONE 272-6662

319 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA

DECORATOR ITEMS • GIFTS

HANDWROUGHTJEWELRY

1House of '-tbinaBetty Millard 128 East Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. 272-8641

R. A. Heggie & Bro. Co.Established 1875

Retail jewelersDIAMONDS - WATCHES - CHINACRYSTAL - CLOCKS - GIFTWARE

"Our name has stood for the finest in Silverware"

136 E. STATE ST. Phone 272-1331

JEWELERS

IT HACA DI RE CTOR Y -19, 2

• • • ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADINGJEWELERS HAS NOW BEEN CHOSEN

NUMBERfiIY BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION, INC.

MR HAMMER'S AWARD WAS NOT HIS FIRST. IN 1965AND 1966 HE WON CERTIFICATES OF DISTINCTION.IN 1967 HE WAS CHOSEN "RETAILER OF THE YEAR."WITH HIS SUCCESS IN 1971 COMPETIT ION,J MR.HAMMER HOLDS A UNIQUE POSITION AS IHE ONLY

TWO-TIME WINNEROF THE FOUNDATION'S HIGHEST HONOR ••••FROM KEEPSAKE-STARFIRE DIGEST - JUNE 1971.

"Brand Names Retailer of the Year . .. Twice"

~KeeI2sa.ke~1\)i.J' REG 1ST ERE 0 0 I A 104 0 NOR I N G 9

WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE

83

g'_~el'S

Altt11lJn&GreenCBtlJJd-JJaw.e'JewelersAREA 607 - 272-1810

144E . STATE ST. • A verv gifted store ITHACA . N.Y. 14850

"The House of Personal Serviceand Brand .Vames-'

MR. FRANK HAMMER

National Advertised JewelryWATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE

• Bulova • Keepsake Diamonds, Rings ,• longines and Wedding Bonds• leCoultre • Wallace Sterl ing• Willnauer • lunt Sterling• Timex • Heirloom Sterl ing• College Charms • Oneida Sterl ing• Costume Jewelry • Fine 14K Jewelry

• Prompt , Quality Watch & Jewelry Repair Service

• Exclusive Dealer for Ithaca CollegePhysical Therapy Rings & Pins

84

JEWELE RS - LIQUOR STORES

1972 - H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

SCHOOLEY~S.,Inc.Ithaca's Quality Jewelers

Orange Blossom Diamonds - Omega Watches

Sterling Silver

Telephone 273-3471

152 EAST STATE STREET ITHACA, N.Y. 14850

D & R LIQUOR STOREDOMINIC ROSICA

Great tastes

Great Brands

CHILLED WINES

• LIQUORS• WINES• CORDIALS

Foreign&

Domestic

Acr06S From A & P

FREE EASYPARKING

Call For DeliYery

272-2236OPEN 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.

211 HANCOCK ST.ITHACA, N. Y.

VICTORY LIQUOR STORE303 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD. ITHACA, N. Y.

"The Place to Know When Spirits are Low"

ITHACA'S COMPLETE LIQUOR STOREFree Delivery Phone 273-3142 Free Customer Parking

MA:\TLFACTURERS - Il\'DUSTRIAL - UNIONS

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1972

INDUSTRIAL ITHACAINDUSTRIAL - Although Ithaca is not primarily an industrial city, it

has 43 manufacturing establishments with an employment figure in excessof 7,000; a payroll totaling over $20,000,000. Cornell University employs j ,000and Ithaca College 775, and the New York Electric & Gas Corporation 550.

Among the principal products manufactured here are: addingmachines, shotguns, research instruments, heat resistant materials, powerdrive chains, lantern slides, technical mirrors, precision machine tools,scientific instruments, salt, photo engraving, books. magazines,detergents, woodworking and dairy products.

Ithaca has an unusually intelligent class of workmen. Educationaladvantages for industrial workers and their families include a liberal policyprovision for vocational education and training in public schools.

A recent development saw the formation of the Cornell Research ParkInc. with several large concerns.

There are sites available for industrial development and severalorganizations are active in the promotion of industrial expansion within theIthaca trading area. Inquiries addressed to the Tompkins County Chamberof Commerce will bring a prompt reply.

MACHINISTS LOCAL #1607 IAMAWCHARLES J. WILSON, PresidentRICHARD SEELEY, V-President

RICHARD UNDERHILL, Financial SecretaryGEORGE BEESE, Recording SecretaryRAYMOND C. EVERHART, Treasurer

D. J. O'CONNOR, Business Agent

8:5

638 ELMIRA RD. TeL 273-7611

Career Opportunities

atM E

OPPORTUNITY

Career bound students can look forward to ad­vancement as MORSE continues to expand oper­ations. A recent graduate has the opportunityto continually upgrade his skills and compensa­tion. The MORSE plantwide job bidding systemenables an employee to be considered for ad­vanced jobs. Apprentice Programs providequalified graduates with training for skilledtrades and journeymen jobs. MORSE personnelwith leadership qualities may assume manage­ment positions.

Qualified students going on to college and uni­versities can look forward to a career with a

AN EQUAL

growth company. University graduates starttheir careers in MORSE Sales, Production Man­agement, Engineering and Finance TrainingPrograms. For more about MORSE contact theIndustrial Relations Office, South Aurora Street,Ithaca, New York.

MORSE

~WARNER®

EMPLOYER

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MANUFACTURERS - RESEARCH ENGI~EERI:\'G

ITHACA DIRECTOR Y-1~ -;- :2 87

MANUFACTURING - THERM provides design and machining services

with emphasis on high temperature, high strength and corrosion resistant

materials. This includes such areas as Gas Turbine Airfoil Blading,

Rocket Engine Impellers and specialized customer equipment.

RESEACH - THERM provides analytical and theoretical studies in

fluid mechanics on a contractual basis with both industry and government.

N E W Y () RI~ 1 1\ f1 5 0

Area Code 607 - 272-8500

TWX 510-255-5875

1001 Hudson Street Ext ., Ithaca, New York

MARKETS - MOTOR REPAIRING - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

88 1972 - H. A. MA:\'NI:"-iG COMPANY'S

MICKEY'S MARKETCUSTOM CUT

TOP CHOICE FRESH MEATS

OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. - 9 :30 P.M.

SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS

435 N. CAYUGA 273-0961

SALINO ELECTRIC MOTOR SMOTOR REWINDING and REPAIR SERVICE

Lawn, Garden andOutdoor Power Equipment

630 ELMIRA ROAD

24 Hour Service

Home Air Conditioning

Sales & Service

Phone 273-0537

ITHACA, N.Y.

McNEIL,~~';'""-..~~.............. .

...... tv'UJic

"Central New York's Leading Music Center"

YAMAHA and LOWREY ORGANS, YAMAHA, KOHLER & CAMPBELL PIANOS,BAND INSTRUMENTS

GUITARS, RECORDS, TAPE CARTRIDGESSTEREO CONSOLES and PORTABLES, RADIOS, SHEET MUSIC

Instruction On Plano, Organ & Guitar

210-12N. TIOGA Tel. Store and Studio 273-0161 ITHACA

QUOTE-When business is good­

- it PAYS to advertiseWhen business is bad­

- you've GOT to advertise.ANON

MEDICAL - NLRSING HO:\IE

ITH,\CA DIRECTORY -}q-;-:2

NURSING HOME

Overlooking Cayuga Lake

FLORENCE W. GOLDSMITH, Co-owner

ALTON E. BARLOW, Co-owner

2-1 HOUR NURSING SER\"ICEMEDICARE APP«OVED

~EARLYTWO DECADES OF EXPERIE:\CEOPE~ADMISSION POLICY

NON -SECTARIANPHYSICAL THERAPY

CATERI:\G TO SPECIAL DIETSFIREPROOF - ULTRA :\IODERN

1229 TRUMANSBURG RD. 273·8072 I

90

MEDICAL - ~URSING HOMES

191"2 - H. A. MA:'\);E\G COMPANY'S

OAK HILLMANOR

24 Hour Nursing Service

Private & Semi-Private Rooms

Medicare Approved

Physiothera py

Speech Therapy

24-Hour Nursing Care

602 HUDSON ST.

Also: Oak Hill Manor Adult Home

a Supervised Residential Environment

2i2-8282

MOBILE HOMES - OFFICE EQUIPME:\,T - PRINTERS

ITHl\CA DIRECTORY -1972 !-ll

Empire Mobile Home SalesDealers for Titan - Concord

Hillcrest - Safeway & RichardsonMOBILE HOMES

CHAMPION MOTOR HOMES & CONCORDTAGALONG CHAMPION ELECTRA & ROYAL

.HIGHLANDER TRAVEL TRAILERS

219-221 ELMIRA RD. Tel. 273-3600 ITHACA

LUTTON'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. INC.DISTRIBUTORS FOR ADLER TYPEWRITERS

FACTORY RENEWED IBM TYPEWRITERSELECTRICS - STANDARDS - PORTABLES

Service on All Types of Typewriters and Adding Machines

CORRY - JAMESTOWN - STEEL AGE OFFICE FURNITURECRAMER CHAIRS - Posture - Swivel - Executive - Side Arm

STENORETTE DICTATING andTRANSCRIBING EQUIPMENT

ADDING MACHINES - CALCULATORSAlso Ribbons, Carbon Paper, Master Units, Stencils, Paper

Onion Skin

Our Personnel Have Over 140 Years of Combined Service ExperienceCharles Lutton Michael Carlisle Paul Van DemanJames Lutton Jack Comfort Edward BarrJoseph W. Sich Robert E. Adams John LuttonCarol E. Lutton

108W. STATE Phone 273-3010

ALL 3M PHOTO COPY MACHINES & SUPPLIESTHERMOFAX

ART CRAFT OF ITHACA, Inc.Offset & Letterpress Printing

SINGLE & MULTICOLOR

Tel. 272-3782

"More Than A Third of A Century

Serving 'thaca and Surrounding Areas"

604 W. GREEN ST. ITHACA

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We Invite You to Make Your Selection from

One of the Largest Stocks in Central New YorkAT THE

GLENSIDE MONUMENT CO.

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PHONE 273-4522

Successor to Raymond Hoare & SonG. K. BEI~KNAP

490 FLORAL AVE "AT CITY LINE"If Transportation is Lacking a Phone Call Will Bring One of Our Cars.

OPTICAL SERVICE

ITHACA DIRECTOR Y -1972

THE ONLY PAIR OF EYES YOU'LL EVER HAVE,DESERVE THE EXPERT TREATMENT PROVIDEDWHEN YOU SEE YOUR EYE PHYSICIAN, THENYOUR GUILD OPTICIAN

93

ITHACA -CAYUGA OPTICAL SERVICEPEOPLE YOU CAN TRUST TO SERVE YOU WELL

Phone 273-4231

134 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA

WESTtown OPTICAL CORP.CO-OP SHOPPING CENTER

DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS FIL,LED

CONTACT LENS FITTED

Plenty of Free Parking

272-0994

;'ID Advertising contributed for the public good('.,,,'

Mail moves the country-ZIP CODEmoves the mail

PAPER - OFFICE FUR~ITLRE

1972 - H. A. MA:'\~I!\"G COMP,\:\TY·S

T. G. MILLER'S SONSPAPER CO.

330EAST STATE ST. ITHACA N.Y.

Established 1878

We've moved to 330East State St.

OUR NEW FACILITIES NOW OFFER:

e MORE CONVENIENCE IN PARKINGeENLARGEDSALESAREAe LARGER STOCK OF SUPPLIESe MORE PLEASANT SHOPPING ATMOSPHERE

The Same Pleasant PersonnelAnd Customer Satisfaction

PUBLICATIO~S

ITHAC'I. DIRECTORY -19';"2

lltl:J)fi!llfo~Y

Providing complete information onthese neighboring communities

-CORTLAND including HomerMcGraw

including Hammondsport

-CORNING including Painted PostBig Flats

-ELMIRA includingElmira HeightsHorseheads

-HORNELL including

CanisteoAlfredAlmondArkport

includingCooperstown(alternates with

Sidney & Unadilla)

See Inside Back Cover lor our other Publications.

-ONEONTA

WRITE: H. A. MANNING COMPANY278 MAIN ST., GREENFIELD, MASS. 01301

TEL. 413-774-4314

For Subscription and Advertising Rates

96 1972 - H. A. MA:-\NING COMPANY'S

----.-- - -

Paul Revere shoutedmore than just

the British are comingBeing a progressive and resourceful merchant, aswell as a great American, he chose the best op­portunities to advertise ... and, consequently,was the first to ad ...ertise in a city directory. Todaythere are directories documenting the transition ofover 7,000 communities in North America. Writeyour company's name in the pages of history ...

Published by the H. A. MANNING CO.

REAL ESTATE

ITHACA DIRECTORY -1q72

fOR RfAl fSTATf

aan erRealtors

J. D. GALLAGHER, JH., Pres J. RICHARD AGARD, V.·Pres.

MAIN OFFICE: 415 N. TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N. Y.

SUBURBAN OFFICES:

• Lansing Office58 Conlon Rd., So. Lansing, N. Y. :J3:J--t918

• Trumansburg Offices485 Iradell Rd., Trumansburg, x. Y. 387-7722

12South St., Trumansburg, N. Y. 387-9894

• Dryden Office14James St., Dryden, x.Y. 844-8922

• Spencer Office53 Hart Rd., Spencer, N.Y. 589-6500

SEPARATECOMMERCIAL, APPRAISAL & PROPERTY

MANAGEMENT - RENTAL DEPARTMENTS

:\lembers Ithaca Board of Realtors Inc.

:\lultiple Listing Service

415 N. TIOGA ST. 272-3636 ITHACA, N. Y.

REAL ESTATE

98 1972 - H. A. MAN0:ING COM PANY 'S

~arren Real Estateof Ithaca Illc.

is a fa m ily of Realt or s and the ir sons dedi cated to givi ng confi­dentia l personal service to reside ntia l and com me rci al realestate clients. Particul arly known for the fi ne home s they off er.

S ince 1()S3 Warren Real Estate has been pr ivi lige d to servethe Facult ies of Co rn el l Uni ve rsi ty and Ith aca Co lieg e; the per­sonnel of Ith aca 's indu str ies ; and the growing p rofession al andbusiness communitv.

Introdu cing our staff :

Clla,l" P. Wa,un

A. A,f1. Wa r, ,,,.

.4 Fa.."" 0'Rea'to,..

" ;(10' c. Wa"rn

Lum rs II . lI/a" rl1

Warren Real Estate of .tb....., 'ne.Realtors and Insurers

353 North Triphammer Rd .• Ithaca, N.Y. 14850Telephone (607) 257-0666

REAL ESTATE

ITHAC\ DIRECTORY -1972

• Residential• Con-tn-tercial• Industrial• Appraisals

99

JOHN VASSEAND

ASSOCIATES

FOREST(ITY~RIALTV272-7755 OFFICES

420 w. SMeca $I.

ALEXANDERREAL ESTATE

JOHN W. ALEXANDER, Realtor

Telephone 272·5530 or 272-5537

102 EAST STATE ST. ITHACA

308N. TIOGA STREETP. O. Box 265

lfdl/l!J Mt/bJ~REAL ESTATE PROBLEM-SOLVERO

607-272-571)7ITHACA, N. Y. 14850

MEMBER ITHAC A BOARD OF REALTORS

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REAL ESTATE

1972 - H. A. MA:'\='lING COMPANY'S

BERNIE CHARTONREALTY

BERNADETTE L. CHARTON

Licensed Real Estate Broker

~I 272-7682 'R 18 TWIN GLENS ROADANYTIME LANSING, N. Y.

EPA REALTY708FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

Residential- Commercial- IndustrialRentals - Sales - Development - Management

THE SERVICE COMPLETE

Tel. 272-9202

LYON REAL ESTATEERMA LYON, Broker

DEVELOPER OF HILLCREST DRIVE-GROTON"MODULAR OR CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES IN A COUNTRY SETTING"

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICETel. 898-3121

113 MAIN ST. GROTON, N.Y.

Member of Ithaca Board of Realtors

148 E. State St.Tel. 273-0703

Branch OfficeCamp House, Trumansburg

Tel. 387-4151

RENT-ALLS - RESTALRA:'\T SLPPLIES

ITHACA DIRECTOR Y -1972 101

If You Don't See It Ask For It!United Rent-Ails IS a service business designed to nnt 10 you v.mous t vpcs ofequipment which you occasionally need hut do not \\',,11 [0 punhn se. Listedbelow are a few of the items available for J<E\"T, If \Oll dou 't 't'(' t he \tCI11

you want to rent, ask for it' (WE RENT MOST EVERYTHING).

Sanding MachinesPower ToolsCement ToolsPlumbers ToolsMoving EquipmentPainting EquipmentAutomotive ToolsExercise Equipment

Wallpapering EquipmentParty and Banquet NeedsRollaway BedsBaby Furniture and BedsSickroom SuppliesGarden and Yard ToolsScaHoldingCamping and Sporting

Trailers and Trucks

WE OFFER COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE

Fel:'.~tIII·J:IE.:ljI1:';I.J;"

363ELMIRA ROAD

OF ITHACA, NEW YORK

COME IN or CALL

ITHACA SUPPLY COMPANYRESTAURANT-KITCHEN EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

BAR SUPPLIES & JANITOR SUPPLIES

PUBLIC INVITED - FREE CUSTOMER PARKING

329 E. STATE ST. PHONE 272-1580

F. F. I.

ForFarther

Informatio't

Productsand

ServicesListed in

The Yellow Pagel

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RESTAURANTS

1972 - H. A. MA:'\NI~G COMPANY'S

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ASIATIC GARDEN"A Most Complete Chinese Menu"

118 W. State St. Ithaca Tel. 272-7350 See Page 104

205 Elmira Rd.

216 E. State

THE CHAR PIT"Specializing In Char Broiled Steaks"

Ithaca Tel. 273-0777

COLLEGE SPA RESTAURANT"Entertainment Nightly"

Tel. 273-7290

HOWARD JOHNSON'S

See Page 103

See Page 104

JIOlOr Lodge & Restaurant

No. Triphammer Rd. Rte.13 Tel. 257-1212

HOME DAIRY CO.

See Backbone

143 E. State St.Cafeteria

Tel. 273-2212

LUM'S

See Top Corner Cards

374 Elmira Rd. Tel. 272-7655 See Classified under Restaurants

Route 13, Elmira Rd.

McDONALD'S"Your Kind of Place"

Tel. 272-6363 See Bottom Corner Cards

THe ~T~i;ON Z7Z/~Z;Q'9JOE CIA5CWI'S INCOMPAilABLE I?E~TAUI?ANT IN THE O~D RAILROAD STATION

'N rf}/1l(;Il ON rlllJGN/INNOCK 8OIJi£III11l0.

TAUGHANNOCK FARMS INN"Exceptional Food - Gracious Hospitalit y "

Rte. 89, Taughannock State Park Tel. 387-7711

TURBACK'S

See Top Lines

See Page 104

Elmira Rd., IthacaElegant, Intimate Irining

Tel. 272-6484 See Bottom Edge

273-0777

THE CHAR PIT

ChopsI talian Dinners

Cocktail LoungeWf'(lfiin~s- Banquets - Parties

Up to 200

SOUTH ALBANY ST. EXT. (Across from Grand Union)

Open Daily 4 P.M.. 1 A.M.Sundays 1 P.M.

Luncheons 11:30 to 2:30

Char Broiled Steaks

Prime Rib Beef

SeaFoods

Home Made Bread

Served With All Meals

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RESTAURANTS

1972 - H. A. MA:'\0.T\G COMPANY'S

TAUGHANNOCK FARMS INNEight Miles North on Route 89

At TAUGHANNOCK STATE PARKOverlooking Beautiful Cayuga Lake

q~cJI~

CATERING TO SPECIAL PARTIES AND DINNERS

Open Mid April to About Nov. 1st

MERRITT AGARD & EDWARD NUNN

DINNERS SERVED5:00-8 :00 p.m.Sun. 12 :00-7:00 p.m.

RESERVATIONS ADVISABLEP.O. TrumansburgTel. 387-7711

FEATURING SPECIAL LUNCHEONSTUES. - THRU HI. FROM 11 A.M. 'TIL 3 P.M.

SERVING DINNERS 'TIL 9 P.M.

272-7350LARGE ORDERS FOR PARTIES

ON REQUEST

Closed -"'';#0.'..J\."'-""""""Mon. '!·S~ .. :

;., TO TAKE OUT}

1 1 A.M. TO 1 A.M.EXCEPT TUES.

ITHACA

COLLEGE SPAREST AURANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE

BANQUETS & WEDDINGS

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS

216 E. STATE

REST ALRA l\'TS

ITHAC,';' DIRECTORY -197:2 10'1

.?"eI [!8eW en' ~oel anti [!8eve?<a/lejl

~~-~....--~30 FEDERAL. ST. GREENFIEL.D, MASS. 01301

H. A. Manning Company,486 Main street,Greenfield, Mass.

Gentlemen,

I feel that I must write and tell youthat we find the City Directory helpful inmany ways.

Many times, people who come from out oftown are looking for certain streets, or forpeople whose address they do not have and it is al­ways a pleasure to be able to find the informationfor them in the City Directory.

In our business we use the Directory to findfirst names of customers, their addresses andoccupation for credit checks and for billing.

We are pleased to have the City Directoryavailable for our customers to use, and feel thatthis service creates good will for us.

Very truly yours,

GJR/r

Bica~~c.

~ ~1 ~p~e:i~nt.

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SHOPPING CE~TER

19'1:2 - H. A. MAI\;I\iI:\G COMPA:\Y'S

TheCornersCommunity Center

HANSHAWand TRIPHAMMER RDS. in CAYUGA HEIGHTS

BANK

First National Bank & Trust Co.Cayuga Heights Office 257-2727

BEAUTY PARLOR

Hill Beauty ShoppeTel. 257-1282

CLEANERS

Corners Community Wash & ShopCorners Branch 257-1922

CLOTHINGMargaret's

Ladies Ready-To-Wear and AccessoriesTel. 257-1712

DRUGS

Corners Drug Store257-1717

FLORIST

Flower Fashions By HaringTel. 257-1200

BARBERSCorners Barber Shop

SHOPPING CE:\'TER

ITHACA DIRECTORY -197~

TheCorners Community Center

107

WALTER C. HEASLEY, JR., President

INTERIOR DECORATORS

H. R. Wait Co., Inc.Tel. 2;}i-1533

LIQUORS - WI:\'ES

Conley's Liquor StoreTel. 2;}i-0828

REAL ESTATE

Peg ox-m Kimball, RealtorsTel. 2n-2i-l1

RESTAlK\:\'T

The Corners Restaurant & Carry OutTel. 25i-2588

SER\'ICE STATIONS

Lew Morse Mohil- ServiceTel. 2;}i-2494

Ned's Corners Station (Esso )Tel. 2;}i-2600

SHOES

Cosentini Shoe StoresCorners Branch 2;}i-0933

SUPERJL\RKET

Ithaca Super Duper :\'0. 8Tel. 2;}i-0303

TAILOR

Hage Farris-Furrier & TailorTel. 2;}i-3696

Tel. 257-2066

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~EPTIC TANKS

19i:2 - H. A. MA:-:]"';T\IG COMP.\r\Y'S

BERNARD CORNELIUSSEPTIC TANK SERVICE

.6 Day A Week Service

• 150 Ft. Pumping Hose Available

.2 Pump Trucks

• Complete Septic Service

SAME DAY SERVICE

OTHER SERVICES:

• Backhoe

• Dump Truck

• Bulldozer

Slaterville Springs

CALL 539-7623

345 RIl';GWOOD RD.(RI:\,GWOOD APTS.)

SLATERVILLE, SPRINGS, N.Y.

STEREO - TELEVISIO~

ITH,\CA DIRECTORY -Fl,;"2

ST ELLA~'STEREO

ITH.\CA, :\.Y.

"JUST NORTH OF HOWARD JOHNSON'S OFF NORTH TRIPHAMMER ROAD"

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THE TELEVISION SHOPRCA Home Entertainment Products

WHIRLPOOL i\PPLIA~CES

REPAIRS O;\; ALL MAKES T.\'.

518 W. STATE 272-257.i

CERACCHE TELEVISION CORP.

Tompkins County TV Cable Service

272-3456

519 W. STATE ST.

Do you cash checks?

ITHACA

For cuhing a stranger's check, the police department of Tacoma has given sensiblerul.. The hOD"e address should appear on the check and BE VERIFIED BY THECITY DIRECTORY; this and the name should be checked with the driver's license ofthe man trying to cash the check; also against his bank book. Signatures should becomoared. A LOT OF QUESTIONS AS TO THE MAWS NAME, HIS WIFE'SNAME, WHERE HE WORKS, WHO ARE HIS NEIGHBORS. ALL HELP and canbe verified in the City Directory. If he admits being from out of town, his check is •riat. F.F.L-For Further Information Use the City Directoryll

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SNOWMOBILES - TRAVEL AGENCIES

1972- H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

DRYDEN SLED SHOP

J*{,facis JiwD-:lETMiignip.'i!!-nL betterbydesignMachines SNOWMOBILES - SALES - SERVICE

We Service What We Sell And We Service Any Make Machine

844-8513206DRYDEN-ITHACA RD.

goone#fJlJ the sign of the finest

snowmobiles, sportswear, accessories,parts and service. Ski-Doo.

DRYDEN, N.Y.

MORSE - COLLINS INC.ROUTE 13 AT HANSHAW RD.

ITHACA, N. Y. 14850TEL. 607- 257-2157

Iffi\Stone Tra\Wency , Inc.

414 EDDY STREET IT~ACA,NEW YORK

607-273-4443

Air & Steamship Travel- Cruises - ToursHotels & Resorts - Passport & Visa Information

Travelers Cheques

WHO

SELLS

IT?

Find ItIn The

Yellow Pages(Classified Directory)

TELEPHONE LOCATERSITHACA DIRECTOR Y -1972 111

NUMERICAL SEQUENCE!IN

I YOUR NEW CITY DIRECTORY

CONTAINS PHONE NUMBERS

, 80TH BY STREET AND

By LocationSTREET GUIDE SECTION

(Pink Section)• A GOOD SERVia-MADE IlETTERI

'LACE OFIIUSINESS

HOMEOWNER

CO"COR~Froa:l TOO VI Broadwa,aorUl

206 Kllzro. Ceo W 6CI 4-7120212 FarIsh Robl H bel 1-9~02

214 DilnI<'i1 Cath E 6CI 4-777~

218 Cutve r Oil v.. M Mr.6CII-9874

Nelson Re. M

8111.l1li lnler..etllKohanaky Hou A Mr. I'

6CH S-4437

Vacant

men lee Co ( .ra

T IH Kalle M Mrs CI2-00734-3673

• A TIME-SA VlNG FEATURENow, you hove compl.t. lol •• information about

your customers ond prospects In OM book

• TAKES "MYSTERY" OUT OF IIL1ND NUMIIERSTh. new t.lephon. section hOI listings in numerical

sequence moking " easy to "de-cede" blind phone

numbers in clossifl.d ods-especially valuable for

real estete agencies_ used car dealen, etc.

• MORE CONSULTATIONSWith phorle numbe" listed, I", obvious your "e.

City Directory will b. consulted more oft." thon ever

before_moking your City Directory advertising

more voluable to you.

• A 'LUS-FACTOR FOR TELE'HONE SELLING

By SequenceNUMERICAL TELEPHONE SECTION

(Green Section)

NAME OFEXCHANGE

NUMIIERS AREIN SEQUENCE

NAME OFTELEPHONESUIISCRIIIER

112 1972- H. A. MANNING COMPANY'S

DRYDENTRUMANSBURG

AREAResident Directory

including - Harford, Harford Mills, East Freeville, Freeville, Jacksonville andMecklenburg

....-CONTAINING ALL PHONE SUBSCRIBERS LISTED BY-......

• Telephone Numbers in Numerical Order

• Street Address

$10.00 plus tax and shipping

Issued as a Supplement to the

Ithaca Area City Directory

H. A. MANNING COM PANYE::3.ff:::: ft ¢)~ . /.1-~ L _ L ~ ~~JC'~ MAltSaftdGUIDIS

278 MAIN STREET Cf/,ceeJljl'eld. e./iajj. 01301

Cornell UniversityIthaca. New York 14850

Information about the University

may be obtained from these sources :

Admissions Office, 247 Day HalL 256- 3465

Office of Public Information, 113 Day Hall

256-4666

University Publications, 420 College Avenue

256-4945

University Telephone Operator, 256-1000

(Area Code 607)

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