James O. Brokenshire,
assistant superintendent of the
Dallas School District, an-
nounced the bus schedules for
the first day of school, Sept. 4.
Secondary starting time for the
bus runs is approximately 7
a.m. and elementary starting
time for the buses will be ap-
proximately 8:15 a.m.
Kindergarten students are
reminded that they will only
visit their rooms for the first
day that no bus service will
be prW¥ided for them.
Rt. 1, secondary—Orange to
Lake Louise to Orange to
Dymond Hollow to James’
Nursery, Demunds Corners to
~ Applewood Manor to Junior and
Senior High School. Elemen-
tary—Orange to Lake Louise to
Orange to Dymond Hollow to
James’ Nursery, Demunds
Corners to Applewood Manor to
Intermediate School and Dallas
Township.
Rt. 2, secondary—Orange to
Culver Hill to Eaton’s Corners
to Moore's Store to Fernbrook
to the Junior and Senior High.
Elementary—Orange to Culver
Hill to Eaton’s Corners to
Moore's Store to Intermediate
and Dallas Township.
Rt. 3, secondary—Carverton
to Lewis Corners via Memorial
Shrine to Carverton to Sicker
Road, Carverton Heights to
Moore's Store to Hildebrandt
Road to Junior and Senior
High. Elementary—Carverton
to Lewis Corners via Memorial
Shrinexto Carverton to Sickler
Roa
Harris Hill Road to Westmore-
land, picking up 5 and 6th
graders at Westmoreland and
on to Intermediate.
" Rt. 4, secondary—Carverton
to Lewis Corners via Bodle
Road to Carverton to Saze’s
Corners via Carverton Road to
Trucksville via Rt. 309 to Junior
and Senior High. Elementary—
Carverton to Lewis Corners via
Bodle Road to Carverton to
Saze’s Corners via Carverton
Road to Trucksville Elemen-
tary to Westmoreland and
Intermediate.
Rt. 5, secondary—Bunker Hill
to Meadowcrest thru Meadow-
crest to Carverton Road to
Trucksville via Rt. 309 to Junior
and Senior High. Elementary—
Bunker Hill to | Meadowcrest
thru M#adowcrest to Carverton
Road) Trucksville Elemen-
tary to Westmoreland and
Intermediate.
Rt. 6, secondary-Beaumont to
Kunkle, to Alderson to Ells-
worthq@k Hill to Kunkle to the
Wyoni¥ng County line via route
92 to Kunkle via 309 to the
Junior and Senior High.
Elementary - Beaumont to
Kunkle to Alerson to Kunkle to
Ellsworth Hill to Kunkle via 309
to Dallas Township and Inter-
mediate.
Rt. 7, secondary - Kunkle to
Lake Catalpa to Demunds to
Fernbrook to Junior and Senior
High. Elementary - Kunkle to
the Wyoming County line via old
route 92 to Kunkle via 309 to
Lake Catalpa to Demunds
Corners, Whitesells Trailer
Park, to Dallas Intermediate
and Dallas Township.
Rt. 8, secondary - Cairn’s
Store to Trucksville via 309 to
Lutheran Church to Junior
High. Elementary - West Dallas
-to Hayes Corners, old Lake
Road, Whitesell Bros., Castle
Inn, * St., Country Club
Road to Dallas Elementary,
Dallas Township and Inter-
mediate. Starting at Fernbrook
Corners, up East Overbrook to
Pioneer Ave to Trucksville and
Westmoreland. (Home trip will
be by Bus 17)
Elementary - P.M. - West-
moreland to Shavertowrd via
Center St., over Wood,
Franklin, Beech to Fernbrook
to Roushey Plot.
Rt. 9, secondary - Upper
Junior High and Senior
Free Parking
Rt. 10, secondary - Newberry
Estate via Pioneer Ave. to
Trucksville via 309 to Junior
High and to Gate of Heaven.
Elementary - Trucksville via
Harris Hill Road to Westmore-
land and Intermediate.
Rt. 11, secondary -Fernbrook
via Overbrook Ave to Huntsville
Dam, down Huntsville Road to
Gate of Heaven and Junior and
Senior High. Elementary -
Pioneer Ave to West Overbrook
Ave, to Huntsville Dam, to
Dallas Borough, Dallas Town-
ship and Intermediate; starting
again at Parker Fuel, up Beech
St., to Goeringer Hill, down
Center St., to Westmoreland.
Rt. 12, secondary - Trucks-
ville via Pioneer Ave to Senior
High to Dallas to Shavertown,
on to Trucksville and to the
West Side Voe-Tech School.
Rt. 13, secondary - Starting at
Goeringer’s to Midway Manor
to Meadowcrest to Trucksville
to Junior and Senior High.
Elementary - Meadowcrest to
ville to Pioneer Ave and Inter-
mediate.
Rt. 14, secondary - Trucks-
ville via Lehigh St. to Junior
High.
Rt. 15, secondary - Trucks-
ville Gardens to Trucksville to
Senior High. Elementary -
Midway Manor to Brown Manor
to Checkerboard to Trucksville,
Westmoreland and on to Inter-
mediate and Dallas Township.
Rt. 16, secondary - West
Dallas to Junior High and
Senior High. Elementary - West
Dallas to Haddonfield Hills
through Elmecrest to Dallas
Elementary and Intermediate.
Elementary P.M. - Inter-
mediate to Dallas Elementary
Overbrook to Pioneer Ave and
West Dallas.
Rt. 17, secondary - Trucks-
ville via Pioneer Ave to Gate of
Heaven and to Senior High.
Rt. 18, secondary - Demunds
to Fernbrook to Gate of Heaven
to Senior High.
Rt. 19, secondary - Harris Hill
Road to Center St., cross 309 to
Pioneer Ave to Dallas to Junior
and Senior High. Elementary -
Midway Manor to Moore's
Store, to Conyngham Ave to
Intermediate :.and. :Dallas
Township.
Elementary-West Center Hill
Road to Sterling Ave to Dr.
Jacobs, to Gate of Heaven to
Huntsville Dam, back down
Huntsville Road, through Pine-
crest to Dallas Elementary, to
Elby’s, up 309 to Dallas Town-
ship and Intermediate.
Rt. 21, secondary-West Dallas
to Machell Ave to Sterling Ave
to Junior and Senior High.
Rt. 22, secondary-Shavertown
via Lehigh St to Harris Hill
Road to Midway Manor to
Checkerboard to Meadowcrest
to Gate of Heaven to Senior
High. Elementary-Hall’s Drug
Store, up. Center St., to
Goeringer to Beech and down to
Lower Demunds to In-
termediate.
Rt. 23, secondary-Marcytown,
Luzerne, via 309 to Shavertown
to Center St., over Wood,
FranklinFranklin and Beech to
Fernbrook to Junior and Senior
High. Elementary-French
Steak House, Swoyerville, up
ing lot, to Trucksville, up Rion-
eer Ave to Dallas, to Dallas
Township and Intermediate.
Rt. 24, secondary-Starting at
Noon’s Gas Station to College
Manor, Haddonfield Hills to
Lake St., Gate of Heaven, Par-
ish Heights and on to Junior and
Senior High.
Rt. 25, secondary-Starts at
Senior High, to Dallas via Pion-
eer Ave to Shavertown Metho-
dist Church, down Center St. to
309, into Bishop O'Reilly High
School. Elementary-Starting at
Conyngham Ave to Grandview
Ave, Orchard View Terrace, out
309 to Dallas Township and
Intermediate.
Any Gate of Heaven student
not riding the buses listed below
12 Major Rides
12 Kiddie Rides
Fireplaces & Tables
Dancing 8:30-11:30 p.m.
will ride the Dallas School Dis-
trict secondary buses to the jun-
ior high school, where they will
be transported to Gate of
Heaven School.
Bus = 1-Huntsville Road,
Parrish Heights, High Point
acres to Gate of Heaven. Bus 17-
New Goss Manor and Orchard ,
View Terrace to Gate of Heav-
en. Bus 24-West Dallas, Had-
donfield Hills, Elmecrest and
Country Club Road to Gate of
Heaven.
A.M. Kindergarten home at
noon from Westmoreland, (2
classes approx. 60 students)
Westmoreland via Lehigh St. t
Shavertown via Main St. to
Fernbrook to Lower Demunds
Road to Moore’s store.
P.M. pickup of students for
Dallas Township P.M. session,
(2 classes approx. 60 students).
Starting at Moore’s store to
Whitesell’s Trailer Park, back
to Ransom Road to Sutton
Creek Road, left at Gay's to
Orange, Emanuel’s garage, to
Orange Dairy to Townsend
Corners to Lake View Trailer
Park to Dorrance Corners to
Dallas Township Elementary
School via Upper Demunds
Road and Applewood Manor.
A.M. Kindergarten home at
noon from Trucksville, (1 class,
approx. 30 students).
Trucksville Elementary to
Carverton Road to Bunker Hill
(Cutten’s)
P.M. pickup of students for
Trucksville P.M. session, (1
class, approx 25 students).
Starting at Checkerboard to
Brown Manor via Carverton
‘Road to Sax’s Corners, left on to
Wyoming-Orange Road to
Burket’s Ice Pond, to Grange
Hall: and Bodle Road to
Memorial Shrine to Mt. Olivet
to Carverton Heights, to Harris
Hill Road to Trucksville
Elementary.
A.M. Kindergarten home at
noon from Dallas Township, (1
class, approx. 30 students).
Dallas Township Elementary
School to New Goss Manor,
Orchard View Terrace to 309 to
Elby’s back up 309 to White
Birch Trailer Park and Brandy-
wine.
P.M. pickup of students for
Dallas Elementary and Dallas
Township P:M:o session, (2
classes of approx. 60 students).
Starting at Kunkle, to Ellsworth
Hill to West Dallas, Haddonfield
Hills, Elmecrest, College Manor,
to West Center Hill Road, left on
to Sterling Ave to Machell Ave,
to Lehman Ave to Dallas
Elementary and on to Dallas
Township Elementary.
A.M. Kindergarten home at
noon from Dallas Elementary,
(1 class of approx. 30 students).
Dallas Elementary, up Hunts-
ville Road to Huntsville Dam
area.
P.M. Pickup of students for
Westmoreland Elementary
P.M. session, (1 class of approx.
Photo by Chukinas
AN
is
“Alleluia!” filled the air this
week in Dallas as more than 350
Sisters of Mercy celebrated
their heritage and their role in
local churches. Activities at
Mercy Center and College Mis-
ericordia included a ceremony
of reception, colorful process-
ion, historical displays, multi-
media presentations, prayer
services, and just reminiscing.
Highlighting the “Days of
Celebration,” from Aug.
through Aug. 22, were address-
es by Sr. Concilia Moran, RSM,
administrator general of the
Sisters of Mercy of the Union;
Sr. M. Silverius Shields, RSM,
executive secretary of the
Federation of the Sisters of
Mercy of the Americas; and Sr.
Jane Frances Kennedy, RSM,
provincial administrator of the
Province of Scranton.
On a twelve-foot Mercy Cross,
a college designed by Sr. Siena
Finley depicted the various
apostolates of the community.
A colorful procession took place
Wednesday. The Sisters from
Gate of Heaven Convent as well
as those on the campus of Coll-
ege Misericordia took part in
the procession, carrying ban-
ners of College Misericordia
took part in the procession,
carrying banners depicting
their role in the local church.
The Gate of Heaven Banner,
created by Amelia Yarmel, fac-
ulty member from Edwards-
ville, was a picture ‘painted’ in
yarns of different colors. Coll-
ege Misericordia’s banner of
the college seal was created by
Sr. Sharon Gallagher, RSM.
Thursday morning two young
women were accepted into the
community in a ceremony of re-
ception in which they received
the Mercy Covenant.
The Most Rev. J. Carroll
McCormick, D.D., Bishop of
Scranton, honored the festivi-
ties Tuesday as the principal
celebrant in the concelebrated
liturgy. Other members of the
clergy included Msgr. James C.
Timlin, Chancellor of the
Scranton Diocese; Msgr. James
Clarke, Msgr. Donald McAnd-
rews, Rev. John Walsh, Rev.
Homer Lawrence and Rev. Leo
Cummings, all former chap-
lains of the Sisters of Mercy in
Dallas; historian Rev. Alquin
Shields, OFM; and current
chaplains the Rev. Michael
Rafferty, the Rev. Daniel
Hitchko, the Rev. Thomas
Croghan, and the Rev. Joseph
Boles.
Displays depicting the history
of the Mercy communities of
Loretto, Harrisburg, Hazleton,
Wilkes-Barre and Towanda
which are now all part of the
Scranton Province were
arranged by Sr. Regina Kelly,
RSM, and Sr. Sylvia Connell,
RSM, both of College Miseri-
cordia. Documents, art works,
books, music and citations
indicating some of the unusual
achievements of individual Sis-
ters were included.
Present for the ‘Days of
Celebration’ were former
administrators of the Province:
Sr. M. Celesting McHale, RSM,
Sr. M. de Lourdes Rivers, RSM,
and Sr. M. William Joseph Ly-
don, RSM.
Participating in the liturgies
on Wednesday and Thursday
were Msgr. ‘Andrew McGowan,
Rector, Pius X Seminary, the
Rev. Lawrence Homer, former
chaplain at Mercy Center, the
Rev. Thomas Jordan and the
Georgine Kolvic.
Rev. Stephen McGough, pastor
and assistant pastor at Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas.
Clergy from other dioceses
where the Sisters of Mercy
serve also attended. They were
the Rev. Frank Recigliano, Br-
oklyn; Msgr. William Keeler,
Harrisburg; Msgr. John J.
Rudden, Great Neck, N.Y.; the
Rev. Thomas Gallagher, Rock-
ville Centre, N.Y.; and the Rev.
Joseph Byrnes, ‘Douglaston.
NY.
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To Receive an Award
Pennsylvania Gas and War-
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Financial World, a leading
financial publication, for its
1974 Annual Report. The
citation will be presented at the
New York Hilton Hotel Oct. 24.
David F. Hansen, Pennsyl-
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president, has been notified the
company’s report to share-
holders this year is considered
exceptionally informative, well
designed, and easy to read.
The citation is
“Merit Award” and will place
the publication in line to
compete for a higher award, the
Financial World said.
According to the publication,
Treasury Secretary William E.
Simon will be the principal
speaker at the New York Hilton
banquet where the award will
be given.
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Kunkle
by Barbara Evans |
The Kunkle Silver Leaf Club
met at the home of Doris Harri-
son Aug. 20th, at 8 p.m. 4
Arline Upkyke presided at the ©
business meeting and Dorothy
Dodson read the Scripture
Lesson. Naomi Ashburner read
‘the minutes of the last meeting
and Elizabeth Hess read the
treasurer’s report.
After the business meeting
games were played and lunch
was served to the following:
Arline Updyke, Naomi Ash-
burner, Dorothy Dodson, Jennie
Miers, Grace Ide, Myrtle Hess,
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