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Lucky Button #3

Lucky Button #3 was found 7/2/2010
By
Geoff Grill hanging in a tree at
Roosevelt School

Clue #1

Text:

(JUNE 18): The thrust has changed over the years but the remnants have not quite disappeared.
Answer: Roosevelt was originally a library full of books.

Clue #2

Text:

(JUNE 19): One diehard fan has stayed at all costs, a stalwart through sun, rain and frost..
Answer: There are two backboards that are fan shaped.

Clue #3

Text:

(JUNE 20): The center section is still peaceful and lonely but the edges were once oh so loud and noisy.
Answer: Reconstruction on Sawyer Street did not affect the median strip.

Clue #4

Text:

(JUNE 21): It looks like my tall friend has a serious burn because it was never told to turn.
Answer: The back of the basketball board is painted red.

Clue #5

Text:

(JUNE 22): Often concealed before noon but usually revealed after noon.
Answer: The east side shades keep the sun out in the morning but might be raised in the afternoon.

Clue #6

Text:

(JUNE 23): Perfection was often achieved but the reward was not always received.
Answer: There were two pitching targets with numbers on them but the center was gone on one of them.

Clue #7

Text:

(JUNE 24): Motors better observe the no wake, or paper from your wallet someone will take.
Answer: Drivers must observe the slow speed in a school zone.

Clue #8

Text:

(JUNE 25): Hundreds made their television debut right after Bill Daly told them the first thing they had to do.
Answer: Bill Daly on the show "To Tell the Truth" made contestants "Enter and sign in please", a task for visitors and guests at Roosevelt School.

Clue #9

Text:

(JUNE 26): Sharp hunters that locate mini-wheels should be ready to do cartwheels.
Answer: One of the gates use mini-wheels to open and close.

Clue #10

Text:

(JUNE 27): Half above and half below? Very hard to really know!
Answer: Part of a hemisphere is above the ground in the playground area.

Clue #11

Text:

(JUNE 28): My neighbor's rent is just $35, since no hotels have arrived.
Answer: Park Place is nearby and in Monopoly, the rent is $35 without hotels.

Clue #12

Text:

(JUNE 29): I am surrounded by the best lawyers in the land.
Answer: All the street names around Roosevelt school are Presidents and all of them were lawyers.

Clue #13

Text:

(JUNE 30): Searchers! Put your ears to the ground! Hooves may produce the sound!
Answer: Roosevelt was the leader of the Calvary group called the Rough Riders.

Clue #14

Text:

(JULY 1): Some clues can be real stunners: sprint to find colorful road runners.
Answer: The sign for Roosevelt school has two road runners on it.

Clue #15

Text:

(JULY 2): His ride up that famous hill was quite rough especially for those who were fearless and tough.
Answer: Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders.

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Lucky Button #3

(JUNE 18): The thrust has changed over the years but the remnants have not quite disappeared.Answer: Roosevelt was originally a library full of books.

(JUNE 19): One diehard fan has stayed at all costs, a stalwart through sun, rain and frost..Answer: There are two backboards that are fan shaped.

(JUNE 20): The center section is still peaceful and lonely but the edges were once oh so loud and noisy.Answer: Reconstruction on Sawyer Street did not affect the median strip.

(JUNE 21): It looks like my tall friend has a serious burn because it was never told to turn.Answer: The back of the basketball board is painted red.

(JUNE 22): Often concealed before noon but usually revealed after noon.Answer: The east side shades keep the sun out in the morning but might be raised in the afternoon.

(JUNE 23): Perfection was often achieved but the reward was not always received.Answer: There were two pitching targets with numbers on them but the center was gone on one of them.

(JUNE 24): Motors better observe the no wake, or paper from your wallet someone will take.Answer: Drivers must observe the slow speed in a school zone.

(JUNE 25): Hundreds made their television debut right after Bill Daly told them the first thing they had to do.Answer: Bill Daly on the show "To Tell the Truth" made contestants "Enter and sign in please", a task for visitors and guests at Roosevelt School.

(JUNE 26): Sharp hunters that locate mini-wheels should be ready to do cartwheels.Answer: One of the gates use mini-wheels to open and close.

(JUNE 27): Half above and half below? Very hard to really know!Answer: Part of a hemisphere is above the ground in the playground area.

(JUNE 28): My neighbor's rent is just $35, since no hotels have arrived. Answer: Park Place is nearby and in Monopoly, the rent is $35 without hotels.

(JUNE 29): I am surrounded by the best lawyers in the land.Answer: All the street names around Roosevelt school are Presidents and all of them were lawyers.

(JUNE 30): Searchers! Put your ears to the ground! Hooves may produce the sound!Answer: Roosevelt was the leader of the Calvary group called the Rough Riders.

(JULY 1): Some clues can be real stunners: sprint to find colorful road runners.Answer: The sign for Roosevelt school has two road runners on it.

(JULY 2): His ride up that famous hill was quite rough especially for those who were fearless and tough.Answer: Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders.

Sawdust Countdown

Festival Foods Fireworks

Veteran's Parade

Live Music Stages

(JUNE 18): The thrust has changed over the years but the remnants have not quite disappeared.
Answer: Roosevelt was originally a library full of books.

(JUNE 19): One diehard fan has stayed at all costs, a stalwart through sun, rain and frost..
Answer: There are two backboards that are fan shaped.

(JUNE 20): The center section is still peaceful and lonely but the edges were once oh so loud and noisy.
Answer: Reconstruction on Sawyer Street did not affect the median strip.

(JUNE 21): It looks like my tall friend has a serious burn because it was never told to turn.
Answer: The back of the basketball board is painted red.

(JUNE 22): Often concealed before noon but usually revealed after noon.
Answer: The east side shades keep the sun out in the morning but might be raised in the afternoon.

(JUNE 23): Perfection was often achieved but the reward was not always received.
Answer: There were two pitching targets with numbers on them but the center was gone on one of them.

(JUNE 24): Motors better observe the no wake, or paper from your wallet someone will take.
Answer: Drivers must observe the slow speed in a school zone.

(JUNE 25): Hundreds made their television debut right after Bill Daly told them the first thing they had to do.
Answer: Bill Daly on the show "To Tell the Truth" made contestants "Enter and sign in please", a task for visitors and guests at Roosevelt School.

(JUNE 26): Sharp hunters that locate mini-wheels should be ready to do cartwheels.
Answer: One of the gates use mini-wheels to open and close.

(JUNE 27): Half above and half below? Very hard to really know!
Answer: Part of a hemisphere is above the ground in the playground area.

(JUNE 28): My neighbor's rent is just $35, since no hotels have arrived.
Answer: Park Place is nearby and in Monopoly, the rent is $35 without hotels.

(JUNE 29): I am surrounded by the best lawyers in the land.
Answer: All the street names around Roosevelt school are Presidents and all of them were lawyers.

(JUNE 30): Searchers! Put your ears to the ground! Hooves may produce the sound!
Answer: Roosevelt was the leader of the Calvary group called the Rough Riders.

(JULY 1): Some clues can be real stunners: sprint to find colorful road runners.
Answer: The sign for Roosevelt school has two road runners on it.

(JULY 2): His ride up that famous hill was quite rough especially for those who were fearless and tough.
Answer: Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders.