1995 White Bear Lake Manitou Days Treasure Hunt

A treasure hunt in these great days of Manitou
Is beginning right now for all to know.
Follow these clues as they lead you there:
Inside of this wonderful city we call White Bear.

On land for the public, base you hunt
You must be careful, for this is no stunt.

The medallion is large and of the metal kind
This information is vital if you hope to find.
Concealing the prize is fancy grass and stick
Thinking feathers may do the trick.

On thing you’ll notice as you step onto the spot
Is that metal poles appear a lot.
Also, water can be seen from in back of our place
Pondering this could win the race.

There is a building that stacks up tall
And can be easily seen during the winter and fall.
It serves as a home to many at once
And will be noticed by the one who hunts.

Our neighbor to the north, we must say
Is a four-letter word – but in a nice way.
Athletics and games are all part of the fun
C’mon you folks, we’re half-way done!

Standing upon the medallion’s spot
Looking around will notice a lot.
Stars and stripes and a big red “K”
A double number and “S.A.”

Remember the times when life was slow?
Now, in these times, it’s go, go, go
Hear that sound? A powerful roar!
It appears to be passing traffic on 694.

Looking southwest from the medallion’s mark
You’ll two kinds of gem in and outside the park.
One’s hue is green, the message we send
The other, we’ll reveal, is a gal’s best friend.

When the game is on, the lights are bright
A homerun can be watched from our elevated site.
Beneath an oak your treasure lies
With open spaces on two sides.

Inside Lakewood Hills Park our medallion does hide
And reading this clue will be your final guide.
At field one look around
For behind the outfield fence the loot’ll be found.

From homebase you must look to the west
It’s tangled in shrubs and inside of a nest.