DB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8,1981
Remember How
evenly spaced stitches that were as
much a signature of the maker as
her hand writing.
Dozens of such quilts were in
evidence on Saturday and each of
the precision stitches not only
helped form an attractive pattern,
but they also helped in the
educational shaping of youthful
minds as funds from their sale
went toward the school program.
Remember how ice cream used
to taste. Rich and crearmly coarse
with little bits of ice particles still
sprinkled through it. And just the
basic honest flavors of vanilla,
chocolate and real fruit. None of
those fancy flavors like Rocky
Road or Peanut Butter Cup, which
substitute high-class nomenclature
for good old-fashioned flavor.
Remember how ice cream used
to be dipped out of the metal
canmster in which it was churned.
No struggling to open those bright,
gaily decorated cardboard con
tainers, which always tear and
manage to give an artificial paper
taste to the contents.
Remember how big hoagies used
to be before they shrank into hot
dog rolls.
While "shop keeper” munches a hoagie, a couple of
customers shop the farm wagon produce section of this
outdoor supermarket.
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Remember how these two-hand
hoagies used to cost a buck apiece
Remember how bright and led
the tomatoes on top used to be.
Tomatoes just picked from the
vine that morning. Instead of those
pale, sickly pink imitations seen
too much these days - the kind that
just don’t ripen in cellophane on
the supermarket shell.
Remember how huge a slice ot
pie once was - its tasty contents
just spilling over the large plate.
Now most pie comes in slices that
barely fill a paper plate once used
to hold a cookie.
Remember how soup used to be
so thick that you could make a
meal of it. Today, too much ot it is
the Campbell variety in which a
spent hen bought tor a tew cents a
pound makes a tew thousand cans
of so-called chicken soup.
Remember how kids used to get
great tun out of simple pleasures.
Instead ot illegally opening a fire
hydrant tor a little mid-summer
reliet, cranking the pump to let the
cold well water trickle over the
dust-caked toes.
Remember how patriarchs and
matriarchs sat and talked together
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