Alright, reader friends. How good is your memory? Your recall of advertising jingles and slogans from yesteryear?

Would you like to find out? If so, then take the “20 Test” that follows. Prizes for those of you who excel at this are listed at the end of this cerebral exercise.

Good luck now, you hear?

Winston tastes good like …

Reach for a Lucky, instead …

I’d walk a mile for …

Use Wildroot Crème Oil Charlie, Keeps your hair groomed all day. You’ll find you’re having trouble Charlie, keeping …

What’ll you have? …

To look sharp, and be on … To feel sharp, and … Just be sharp … With the quickest, quickest …

Plop. Plop. Fizz. Fizz. Oh, what a …

Dr. Pepper is the …

Pepsi Cola hits the spot. Twelve full ounces that’s a lot. Twice as much for a nickel too. Pepsi Cola is the …

Use new White Rain shampoo tonight, and tomorrow your hair will be …

Hey, Mabel! …

See the USA in your … America’s asking you to call. Drive your … in the USA. America’s the greatest land …

Double your pleasure. Double your fun. With …

You never outgrow your love for a …

Aunt Jemima’s pancakes without the syrup, is like the spring without the fall. If there’s one thing worse, in this universe, it’s no …

Ford has a better …

When you care enough to send the …

We’ll sell no wine before …

It takes a licking and keeps …

So. How do you think you did? I suspect those who are the most, ah, “mature” among us probably did the best. Some of the jingles and slogans went back quite a few years.

And for the winners, here are just some of the prizes:

1. Five of those “famous” hot dogs all-the-way, with 10 percent off the EMS transportation to the emergency room

2. Two nights at the Pinetown Hilton (pending occupancy availability)

3. A front row seat at one county commission meeting (you don’t have to accept this one)

4. An opportunity to help me muck out the family room of our cow condo

5. A week of substitute teaching in a large middle school

To have your answers validated you can go on-line at “youcan’tgettherefromhere.con”.