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Palm Beach Daily News, Saturday, January 15, 2000 FREE APPRAISAL EVERY MONDAY Stoddard: Design 'true to yourself MASCOTS it's important to surround yourself with the things you ALEXANDRA STODDARD Decorator and author AUTO HOOD ORNAMENTS Cast in ENGLAND -100's of Styles Finishes CALL for Prices Availability 3 ST. GEORGE CO. Hobe Sound, FL I 561-545-0006 By ROBERT JANJIGIAN Daily News Fashion Editor Stoddard wants to stir people up. The Connecticut-based decorator and author of more than 20 books initially was scheduled to deliver a lecture at 2 plm. today on decorating with antiques in the subtropics in conjunction with the Palm Beach Winter Antiques Show at the Crowne Plaza, 1601 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach.

But instead of talking about what period or style is best for Ralm Beachers, Stoddard will address issues of expressing oneself individually. Her lecture will focus more on the interior design of the human being than of an environment. "It's important to be true to yourself, to surround yourself with the things you love," said she said. Stoddard is not a style dictator. She is more interested in sharing her secrets for living a life that is fulfilling and meaningful than about what color to paint the living room walls.

Plato plays a bigger role in Stoddard's life than paint chips or fabric swatches. Of course, as a design professional involved with decorating clients houses for more than 30 years, Stoddard says that possessions should reflect personality and preferences. "I'm always disappointed when anything is artificial," she said. Tickets for Stoddard's lecture cost $55 and include admission to the antiques exposition, which runs through Sunday. To reserve a seat, call the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, 832-4164.

Tke Eighteenth Annual PALM BEACH WINTER ANTIQUES SHOW to benefit The Historical Society of Palm Beach County Featuring dealers national and international renown, offering a diversity of antiques for the discriminating. eye otke Stoddard, whose books are more inspirational than practical. Most of the information she will discuss will be drawn from her latest book, Feeling at Home: Defining Who You Are and How You Want to Live, which was published last fall by William Morrow. One way of figuring out who you are, according to Stoddard, is to make a list of the 10 words that define you. "You'll be able to learn a great deal about yourself if you do so," fanuary Fri.

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Noon 6p.m. For Qirls Who Love To Shop Wrfl Ave. (Via Bice) Cole Mwards: WJNO headed in 'new direction' rirpjii Page 1 at the CROWNE PLAZA WEST PALM BEACH formerly The OMNI Cocktail Reception Preview Thursday, January 13 6 p.m.- 9 p.m Tickets $125.00 Honorary Chairwoman Chairmen Helen Cluett Wallace Betsy Turner Judges Dorothea Mitchell John Beers, Martin Helene Schwalberg Special Events Saturday, January 15 at 10 a.m. "The Art of The Painted Finish" presented by The Isabel O'Neil Foundation Saturday, January 15 at 2 p.m. ALEXANDRA STODDARD, Noted Designer, Author, Lecturer Lecture Tickets $55.00 each Includes show admission For Information Reservations Call 561-832-4164 'lack Cole said he has 'some irons in the fire' but wouldn't comment further on his future.

Asked about his listeners, he said, Til miss them, but perhaps not for too Open Daily 10-6 Sun 12-5 (561)533-4633 General Admission $10.00, Includes repeat admission Mr. Sid's Designer Men's Stores of Boston and Palm Beach SALE Dr. Laura Schlesinger will replace Dr. Joy Browne in the 9 a.m. to noon slot.

Browne will be heard on WBZT from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Lionel no last name will air on WJNO from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. He is a former attorney from Detroit whose show can be "off the wall" at times, according to Edwards.

Phil Hendrie, who used to work in Miami, will fill WJNO's 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. position, and Art Bell will air from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. WBZT will air Doug Stephan's call-in program from 6 a.m.

to 9 a.m.; "lifestyle" programming from 9 a.m. to noon; Jim Rome's sports show from noon to 3 p.m.; psychologist Browne from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.; and presidential son Michael Reagan from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. WBZT will carry the same programs as WJNO the rest of the night, Edwards said.

SELECTED DESIGNER MENSWEAR SPORTSCOATS SUITINGS TROUSERS REDUCED 50 sag iiMifanii I This sale is for a limited time only to prepare for our new seasonal arrivals! Major credit cards accepted Alterations not included on markdowns of 50 and over. 1 We sew our reputation into everything we sell. 331 WORTH AVENUE PALM BEACH 832.5885 decided to take WJNO "in a new direction." I That new direction leads to a new spot on the AM dial on Monday 1290, now occupied by WBZT-AM, also owned by Clear Channel. WBZT will move to WJNO's current spot, 1040. The frequencies are of unequal strength 1040 being the stronger and 1290 will not reach listeners hi Broward and Miami-Dade countries, as 1040 does.

iDole said he found out he was not part of the new lineup at 2:30 p-hu Friday a half-hour before his; show begins when "they Galled me in ostensibly to tell me Row to handle the switch in signals." Cole said he has "some irons in the fire" but declined to comment further on his future except ft) say later, when asked if he had Snything to say to his listeners, "I'll miss them, but perhaps not for too long." Cole is an anomaly in talk ra-3io. The self-styled "Inquisitor General" is unabashedly liberal in a medium dominated by conservative voices. His show covers a variety of national and local topics, Com politics to scientific developments. Cole, who often refers on the air to his education at the United States Military Academy and University of Virginia Law School, does not suffer gladly those he considers fools. Cole is also known locally as a musician and appeared this summer in Clematis Street Theatre's production, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, playing four roles.

In 1997, Cole hosted a series of "History Salons" at the Brazilian Court hotel, addressing such topics as the history of the British monarchy and "War is the Engine that Drives History." Replacing Cole on WJNO will be Randi Rhodes, whose show now runs from noon to 3 p.m. on the station. Except for Edwards, who will continue to host WJNO's Morning Report, Rhodes will be the only local voice in the lineup of either WJNO or WBZT. Cole, who noted that he was still on the station's payroll, said his best guess as to why WJNO canceled his show is that "they get the job done cheaper. They're a bottom-line oriented company." Edwards denied the decision was based on cost or on ratings.

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