2009 Chanhassen Feb Fest Medallion Hunt

Submitted by Administrator on Wed, 01/28/2009 - 3:30 PM

A city-wide Medallion Hunt will be held beginning Sunday, February 1. The medallion will be hidden on public land in Chanhassen and a clue as to its location will be released daily at Byerly's, Chanhassen Center Drug, Chanhassen Library and on this site, until Saturday, February 7. For contest rules and more information, visit the Chanhassen Library. Prize package is provided by Byerly's, Chanhassen Center Drug, Mainstream Boutique and Friends of the Chanhassen Library.

The Rules

1. Search but do not destroy or damage any property. The Friends of the Chanhassen Library reserves the right to terminate the hunt if property becomes damaged. The medallion will not be hidden under the ground; nor will it be hidden at a height requiring special equipment to find it. A shovel may be useful if it is buried in the snow, but a metal detector is useless as the medallion is acrylic.

2. The Chanhassen Library has resources that may help you solve some of the clues.

3. The medallion must be and the prize claimed by 12 noon, on Monday February 9th. The winner will be required to fill out a W-9 Request for Taxpayer ID prior to receiving the prize.

4. Employees of the Carver County Library System, Director of the Friends of the Chanhassen Library and immediate family members of those two groups are ineligible to win.

Medallion Clues

Starting Sunday February 1st, clues will be posted daily after 10:00 am until the medallion is found.

Hunt Information

Dates

Scheduled Dates

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Finders

Name

Jenna Robling

Name

Brian Rodenz

Prize

Maximum Prize

$1000 in Cash and Prizes

Awarded Prize

$1000 in Cash and Prizes

Location

General Location

The water tower by Lifetime Fitness

44.857392, -93.594855

Clues

Clue 1

Published Date

Sunday, February 1, 2009, 10:00 AM

At the Edge of the Maple and under a pine; a prize is awaiting you to find. Not near a swing set or field or rink; it’s not in a place you would usually think.

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Clue 2

Published Date

Monday, February 2, 2009, 10:00 AM

There are four of us set ‘mongst the prairie and peaks; There is a tome of the past that actually speaks. The tome may be held with your digits with care; or those digits may click a bit harder, I dare.

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