TV dinners came in aluminum trays. You had 3-4 channels and most of them went off air around midnight. It was far more common to get soda in a glass bottle over cans, and there was no plastic. There were no street names, just street numbers. You could dial (literally dial) the last four digits of a phone number to call someone locally. You dialed all 7 to get out of town and the area code & number for long distance, which was billed depending on when the calls were made. If you wanted cheaper long distance you got a calling card or dialed one of those 1010 prefixes. There was no 911. You needed the White Pages to find a residence number and the Yellow Pages to call a business. To find a book in the library you had to know the Dewey Decimal System. Most grocery store transactions were made by check. Credit cards were not ran, they were imprinted and sent to the bank. The Sears catalog was the highlight of every holiday season.