Musings of a Local Hardware Store Owner
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By Grace H. Zimmerman
January 2013
To add to it, Dave points out unique objects which the family has kept
for sentimental reasons: His mother's significant painting on
the east wall, the turkey given to them by a sportsman’s group, hanging from
the ceiling, which Dave tells me, “It's lost some of its tail feathers in
flight when it fell off the wire.” A
real eye catcher is the print of “Tour de France” riders, which Dave says, “It
tells the story of the guys sharing cigarettes as they ride uphill in the
belief that it increased their lung power.”
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It's so very evident that Dave McNeill enjoys carrying on the tradition
of the McNeill Hardware, 102 years in business, as he concludes, “Let's put it
this way. A good hardware store is
crammed with supplies, old fashioned and modern, where it can easily be
located, and where you can buy one or two, instead of a whole pack!”
It's worth a visit just to see for yourself how the new meets the
old. As you discover that it's the
perfect place for obtaining what you desire for any occasion whether it's
presents for people of all ages, anniversary, wedding, Christmas, whatever, and at a price you can
afford. It's my sincere hope that
McNeill can survive, despite problems it may have to overcome, for many years
to come for future generations to enjoy and learn lessons from the past. It's
history come to light!
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