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spanning 1984-1993. s
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Ross put the gift in his truck, but af- g
:er he got home, the balloon sailed p
Dut of the passenger window. r
"I ran inside the house and got my p
jistol," he told the Independent Flori- ^
la Alligator. "I was going to shoot it
down. But when I came out with the
inn I fnront it KoH i Inrt nn it on/H
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an in the house to get the key." 11
Too late. The balloon was gone. s
One of Ross'friends called a T
jainesville radio station, which put s1
>ut an all-points bulletin on the rene- n
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:al experience, improved communi:ation
skills, job references, excellent
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vith a diverse group of people, free
nuseum admission, 20 percent off
itore purchases, 20 percent off mu;eum
society membership, flexible
lours and the opportunity to attend
:xhibit and gallery openings.
For more information, contact Nan
?ord at 737-4999.
Do you have some spare time and
ove the great outdoors? Looking for
i rewarding experience or educaional
opportunity this summer? Conider
spending some time as a voluneer
in a state or national park, forest
>r other public land, where the need
or volunteers is at an all-time high.
The 1994 "Helping the Outloors,"
a directory of volunteer op>ortunities
on public lands published
>y American Hiking Society, can help
ou find an opportunity to match
our interest and schedule.
American Hiking Society is a naional,
nonprofit organization dediated
to preserving and expanding
merica's trails while promoting the
enefits of hiking trails.
For a 128-page directory of more
bian 2,000 volunteer jobs, send $7 to
US Helping Out, P.O. Box 20160,
Washington, D.C. 20041-2160.
If you're into swing and dancing,
)in Tony Torre and the Tony Torre
>rchestra at the following monthly
vents.
The orchestra performs from 3 p.m
) 6 p.m. the second Tuesday of each
lonth at the Big Apple, 1000 Hamp>n
St., behind the Richland County
ibrary. Regular admission is 15, $4
>r senior citizens.
The orchestra performs live on the
7SCQ morning show from 9 a.m. to
1 a.m. the second Saturday of each
lonth at the Western Steer on St. Anrews
Road.
At each performance, the Tony
orre Orchestra accepts food donaons
for Harvest Hope Food Bank.
For more information or tickets, call
99-1957 or 252-7742.
ter next time
;ade balloon. No sightings were re orted,
so WKTK officials replaced the
ing with one stipulation: Ross had to
lace it on his girlfriend's finger inloors.
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The saga continued, though. A bus
Iriver found the balloon and the ring
i a nearby town two days later. Ross
ince has exchanged rings with WKX,
and he has some advice for other
svains who might want to emulate his
lethods: "Buy a lead weight, too!"
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