January 1978

Articles

Regular Features
15Publisher's Letter
18Comment: An Open Line For Psl Readers
20Sandscript: Starting The New Year Right
24Psl Informant: Facts For Observation, Speculation
34Around Town: Community Salute, Exciting Theater, Seasonal Soirees
60Dolly's People: Dreams Fulfilled For Money
84Fashion: Colorful Contrasts In San Francisco
113Palm Springs Life's Guide: Where To Go, What To Do
161Gallery Scene: Variety Of Exhibits In Art Centers
162Art: Shigeo Okumura: Simple Imagery Strikes A Responsive Chord
164Astrological Forecast: A Fresh Beginning
182Gourmet Gossip: Lucille Demarest Shares Healthy And Happy Dining Suggestions
188Books & Authors: Sterling Hayden Discusses A Life Of "flamboyant Frustration"
193Stocks: Confronting The Myth
197Tax Talk: Selling Your Home
201Estates & Properties
206Shoppers Bazaar: For Gifts And Personal Pleasure
Special Interest
63Music On The Desert: A Moveable Feast
67San Francisco:
70San Francisco:
75San Francisco:
78San Francisco:
90Shutters: A Matter Of Elegant Privacy
97Palm Springs Life's Desert Dining Guide
166William Demarest Golf Classic: Celebrating Uncle Charley's 86th Birthday
175Service To Youth: Classic Proceeds Benefit Three Area Organizations
184A Matchless Match-up: The Colgate Triple Crown Has A Format Change

ABOUT THE COVER: Noted desert artist Val A. Samuelson's eloquent composite interpretation of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" predominantly places the figures of Cio-Cio-San and Lt. B.F. Pinkerton in the colorful gardens of a hilltop home overlooking Nagasaki, setting for the opera. The celebrated Atsuko Azuma will sing the title role in the San Diego Opera Company's production of "Madama Butterfly" to be presented March 15 by Palm Springs Opera Guild of the Desert. (See "Music on the Desert," beginning on page 63.)

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