valentine ideas from the toronto sun, 1977

Figuring out how to mark Valentine's Day can be stressful and strike terror in your heart. Have no fear -- the following items I recently stumbled upon from 40-year-old editions of the Toronto Sun during a recent research session may provide inspiration (or a laugh).

If you feel a traditional card isn't enough for your sweet patootie, how about something along these lines?
sun 1977-02-10 valentine ideas
Toronto Sun, February 10, 1977. Click on image for larger version.

Then there's dinner. You could decide to go out, either to a cozy neighbourhood spot for a romantic rendezvous (if they have tables left) or a popular downtown restaurant. Why not hit The Esplanade?

Toronto Sun, February 13, 1977.

Toronto Sun, February 13, 1977.
You could also stay at home and prepare a lovely, heartfelt meal. If your budget is tight, as were those of inflation-conscious couples during the 1970s, we have the following suggestions not just for Valentine's Day, but the entire week.

sun 1977-02-10 budget menus
Toronto Sun, February 10, 1977. Click on image for larger version.
Of course, not everyone will spend the day with someone. But don't fret - singles can make the day less awful by cooking offal!

Toronto Sun, February 10, 1977.

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