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sing on tne svugur, acid reflux dis* i you to hit sour as gastroesopha* ngitis, this condi* i passage of stom-rdsuptheesopha* e throat, causing arseness.. SatalofT, profes* gology and head ;ery at Thomas rsity Hospital and care of the profes* es that as much as e singing commu*s some acid reflux fleets their voices, less, sore throats,., sensation of a *oat, halitosis, la* omas or possibly io esophagus andsee ptible becauseabdominal pres-while exercising Is, however, the n mechanism can n athletic active iregnancy stigators for re-w singers prac* te before going to Df stress, and di-too mar.v milk♦r spicy foods, cat-ru products and rs and non-sing-id reflux laryng.* uch foixis. sleep*slightly elevated, re bedtime, ar.d needed Dr at reflux l.irv ng; common While iften relative;) severe^.ae mavi *r # I • e i j '• w trl i i I ♦1^** f .• •it lt;1' r- .irdouble elimination tournamentis Thursday, July 29th. Entry forms and more information are available at Memorial Park in St. Marys, or by calling(814) 834* 9418.Keystone Gamesinclude 13 areaathletesA total of 13 Tioga County Athletes are competing in the 12th annual Keystone State Games Finals Competition in Harrisburg.Those reaching the finals, along with their division sport and town are as follows: Joel Stephens (scholastic male base* ball, Tioga), Keith Mosher (jun* ior male baseball, Wellsboro, Mario Egleston (junior femalebasketball, Elkland), Bree Marzo (youth female basketball. Elk* land), Jonathan Harley (junior male basketball. Tioga). Steven Harley (youth male basketball. Tioga), Phil Hickey (scholasticmale basketball, Wellsboro). Jeff Cole (grade 10*12 male swimming, Wellsboro), Todd Mahosky (scholastic 17*18 male track and field, Amot), David Thompson (scholastic 17*18 male track and field, Amot), Lisa Taylor toper. 19*29 female track and field.Covington i, Jim T nylor lt;suh*masters 35*39 male track and field Covington*, and Kristy Drew i scholastic 17*18 female track and field, Wellsboro jThe finals of the Keystone Games competition will be held from Aug 4*8to get to your car after fil the rental agreement at port.An optional collision waiver will be offered. rental agents will neglect it clear that you do not purchase this insurance can cost from $ 10 to $ 12 pc more.Once you have signed thagreement without initia' clause refusing the collisic age waiver, you will be sible for this additional lt;course, the insurance sho tainly be considered if i using a credit card that c provide car rental insun one of its benefits or if yc auto insurance does not such coverage.Lastly, when plannir trip, remember that your and drop off points will af.ect your final cost. Most nics will charge $200to$3i tional for a car picked up city and dropped off in j city, especially if the two ci in different statesOne exception is the Florida, where rentals c example, be picked up in ( and dropped off in Sliarr additional charge. But i cases this fee will he addiWhen making your ca vation. be sure your travlt; checks out the drop-off you so you won’t have apnses The travel agent n be able to suggest a difJen erary in order to avoid th chargeLetterheads, er.vrkipcv mrnts, business cards ^- The Weil sN-ro (larrtlr.Ave . 724-22*:wafITficindouI ult;ould like to thr.r.k eis'W.e ho made the Fsr*: £j**r HiFlea Market held at Co u r, .v, uvekenda arect success
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Wellsboro Gazette
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jul 21, 1993
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