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MUy 24, If Flood Plain Funding Restored HARRISBURG (AP) The state House has voted to restore $2.2 million in the state budget to fund a flood plain management program. The vote came Wednesday as debate continued for the second day on amendments to a proposed $6.3 billion state spending plan. Republican leaders had removed the flood control funding, hoping they would cripple flood plain management, which would force local communities to limit construction in flood prone areas. Most of the million will be used to help municipalities to draw up flood plain regulations and apply for national flood insurance. "We thought that local coni- rn unities would not be responsible (for flood control) if we did not provide the said Rep.

Richard McClatchy, chairman of the Appropriations Committee. "We were wrong, and we support restoring the money." In other action. Republicans, who control the House, voted 100-95 against the Democrats' proposed budget, which would allow state income taxes to drop to lower levels. The House also rejected a second attempt to increase subsidies to school districts from $100 million to $115 million, which is the amount that Gov. Dick Thornburgh had proposed.

recently completed Sf. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church cenfer be dedicated at special services Scrfurday, May 19. Starford Church Dedication Set Behind the altar of the new St. Elizabeth church in Starford is one of stained glass windows symbolizing the Seven Sacraments. clergy and parishioners following the mass of dedication.

The clergy will be served by the Christian Mothers of the church. All area residents are invited to view the new apostolic center at an open house scheduled for 3 p.m. Refreshments be served. the will DR. JOHN T.

HODAN HOOAN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 1 165 Philadelphia Indiana, PA Hours Monday through Friday PHONE: 463-0548 A day of -defalcation will be celebrated the parishioners, former gaptors. area clergy and community residents of Starford Saturday, May 26, for-the ifepently completed St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church and Social Hall. tThis new apostolic center is a replacement for the former church which was totally de- jstroyed by fire on Feb. 8, 1977.

The former structure, a wooden building covered with SLay Persons To Lead PUNXSUTAWNEY Grace Methodist Church, Piinxsutawney, is sponsoring a Lay Witness Mission Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 25, 26' and 27. Approximately 20 Christian lay people from other! cities and states will be guests for these services. At 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, they will lead" an informal song and witness services relating how God "has changed their lives. 5 The public is invited to all the activities of the weekend from Friday evening till Sunday-noon.

i aluminum siding, is quite a contrast to the new brick structure which houses a modern church and social facility with a complete kitchen. St. Elizabeth church constructed by William Holbein, contractor from Butler, will seat approximately 100 people. Should the congregation grow or some special function require more seating, a moveable wall has been placed between the church and the social hall. This can easily be moved to provide more seating for those attending services.

Seven stained glass windows symbolizing the Seven Sacraments of Baptism, Penance, Holy Eucharist, Confirmation, Matrimony. Holy and Anointing of the Sick, grace the church. Each is two feet wide and 10 feet high. Made of IVz inch thick chipped stained glass embedded in epoxy, the. windows are almost nonbrea- kable and provide insulation as well.

The site of the former church is now a paved parking lot which will provide ample parking for parishioners and others using the facility. Bishop William Cohnare, bishop of the Diocese of Greensburg. will be the principal celebrant at an 11 a.m. Mass Saturday. Invited to concelebrate with him are former pastors, the Rev.

Doychak, the Rev. Fr. Andrew Chupela, the Rev. Fr. Henry Marchinek, the Rev.

Fr. Henry Murphy and the Rev. Fr. Thomas Stanek. Father Stanek was pastor of St.

Elizabeth's when the fire destroyed it. Also participating will be the Rev. Father Henry Preneta, present pastor. Among the are clergymen invited is the Rev. Loye Startzell.

pastor of the United Methodist Church of Starford. The Rev. Startzell very graciously offered his church to the parish of St Elizabeth for masses during the time that they were without-a building of their own. Father Preneta emphasizes that both he and his congregation are deeply indebted to the Rev. Startzell for this.

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