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Palm Beach Daily News, Wednesday, November 22, 1995 Page 5 HOROSCOPE By JEANE DIXON Univarul Pri Syndicate HAPPY BIRTHDAY! IN THE out if you exercise restraint. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Things are looking up! You feel enthusiastic about a transformation. Others are counting on your leadership. Success comes through experimentation. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Others may be envious of your skills or resources.

Present your ideas to higher-ups. Recent restrictions will soon be lifted. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You connect with a kindred soul today. Settle down and do your finest work. Romance enjoys favorable influences.

Move forward with confidence. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Seek a family member's coopera- NEXT YEAR OF YOUR LIFE: Use the direct approach. Be attentive to those in need. Nurturing a child's special talents will provide a rich harvest for years to come. A romantic dilemma will work itself honest about your goals and plans.

Tension subsides when you heed the voice of your conscience. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your integrity and accomplishments are proclaimed far and wide. Go ahead and ask someone prominent for help.

In romance, trust your instincts. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): A co-worker going through a crisis deserves compassion. A professional project moves forward after a long delay. Last-minute plans are fun for both singles and married couples.

tion in working out a budget. Home life will be happier once a compromise is reached. A social gathering meets expectations. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take advantage of a new business trend and you will reap handsome financial rewards.

A neighbor could get on your nerves. Postpone a discussion. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take steps to protect your health.

Eat sensibly and exercise regularly. A solution can be found to a family problem. Talk things over with siblings or cousins. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct.

22): Someone wants the two of you to have a closer relationship. You need to think twice before making new financial commitments. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Track a rumor to its source.

Progress is assured if you concentrate on projects already underway. An older person can be counted on in an emergency. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 Dec. 21): Your work efforts bear fruit.

A professional or personal relationship is developing faster than expected. Play for time if not yet ready to make a commitment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Someone who has been waiting begins to grow impatient.

Be AWARD from page 1 "The award is as much about service as it is about food," added Mackay, whose hospitality career began in food and beverage. "We are proud not only of the food, but OPEN HOUSE 1-3 PM of those people who serve it with FOR LEASE Handsomely furnishedunfurnished 2BR apartments. Doormanmaid service, heated pool. professionalism and care, a manner which perfectly complements the service and ambience of the hotel itself." ft While AAA's official 1996 list the dining room staff have been with the hotel since it opened in December 1989. The Four Seasons Ocean Grand's director of restaurants and bars, Christophe LeChatton, was with Truffles, the restaurant at Four Seasons Toronto, when it received Canada's only AAA Five Diamond dining award in 1994.

Restaurants and hotels approved by AAA undergo a rigorous annual inspection and receive an overall rating of one to five diamonds. About 31,000 establishments inspected this year will be listed in AAA's 1996 travel guides. The rankings are important to restaurants and hotels, which are continuously looking for improvements, as well as travelers who consult the guides for dining and lodging. The Breakers' CEO, Paul Leone, hopes the hotel will not only earn back its fifth diamond, but exceed AAA's standards. The Breakers completed a five-year, $75 million renovation last No vember in hopes of regaining its fifth diamond in time for the hotel's 100th anniversary, which begins in January.

"When the inspections for these awards were undertaken during 1995, the hotel was still undergoing a major rooms renovation, which precluded us from achieving the highest ratings," Leone said Tuesday. "We look forward to the 1996 inspections and fully anticipate achieving unanimous recognition as one of the finest resorts in America." In 1995, AAA awarded four diamonds to Cafe L'Europe, The Ritz-Carlton, The Grill at The Ritz, as well as the Four Seasons Ocean Grand and its restaurant. Mobil Travel Guide, another highly regarded ranking, gave its highly coveted Four Star Award to The Brazilian Court, The Breakers, Cafe L'Europe, The Chesterfield hotel and The Ritz-Carlton in 1995. Both AAA and Mobil will keep their awards secret until late December when complete listings are released. ELIOT HOUSE has not been released, sources at the Four Seasons Ocean Grand said The Restaurant is the only South Florida restaurant and one of only 31 nationwide to be honored with five diamonds.

1090 N. OCEAN BLVD. Stunning New Mediterranean (H-3289) Jeff Cloninger, 659-1387 Martha A. Gottfried, Inc :434 Chilean Palm Beach 655-6322 "It is every chef's dream to be 219 Worth Ave. (407)655-8600 part of a kitchen team that achieves an award of this caliber," Hubert Des Marais, executive chef at the Ocean Grand, said Tuesday.

OLIio Wish and Rick Caroll of oSQo's The Restaurant has been un der the management of Four Seasons Regent Hotel Co. since the company took over the Ocean Grand in February 1994. Many of present acclaimed New York Designer Zang Toi showing his Resort and SpringSummer Collection MARTHA A. GOTTFRIED, INC. LEVITZ Open 1-3 p.m.

from page 1 The house is in a wooded area 1090 N. Ocean Blvd. Open 2-4 p.m. 133 Wells Rd. above the banks of the Mississippi River.

Vicksburg Police Chief Wednesday, November 22 Friday, November 24 Saturday, November 25 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Informal Modeling Robert Dowe, whose force is working on the investigation with the sheriff's department, said au A thorities searched the grounds Monday and Tuesday. 408 Hibiscus Avenue Palm Beach 833-1041 The Breakers at a formal ceremony complete with 42 attendants and 150 friends and well-wishers. Mrs.

Levitz was an interior designer in Palm Beach. She met Ralph Levitz in 1985 when he hired her to decorate his estate, a Marion Sims Wyeth house on South Ocean Boulevard. Mr. Levitz died in March. Close friend Lee Menichetti, also an interior designer, and one of her attendants at the 1990 wedding ceremony, said the news has been very upsetting.

"I heard from her a week ago," he said. Her house on Cocoanut Row is for sale. Mrs. Levitz also has an apartment at the Palm Beach Towers on Cocoanut Row, and a house in La Costa, Calif. "They went back over the missing at 7:30 a.m.

Monday. Her sister, Labon "Piki" Shivers, of Tallulah, became concerned after she was unable to reach Mrs. Levitz over the weekend and contacted authorities in Tallulah. "What happened was her brother-in-law, James Earl Shivers, went to the house Monday to check and called the Tallulah sheriff, who contacted us," Barrett said. Authorities are interviewing people who were at the house in the three weeks since she moved there.

"She probably had 20 people with different contractors there, remodeling, including building a swimming pool," Barrett said. Mrs. Levitz married Ralph Levitz, co-founder of the Levitz Furniture stores, in 1987. In June 1990, they renewed their vows at woods today Tuesday just to double-check," Dowe said. "Right now we are just trying to locate her." The Mississippi River is too large to drag for a body, Dowe said, "but we sent some boats down the river Tuesday just to see if there was anything Mrs.

Levitz was reported Saturday and Monday, police said. Police found signs of forced entry to a side door of the home. Police are still investigating and would not give further details about the burglary. LARRY HOBBS Juvenile charged with credit card fraud Police arrested a 17-year-old West Palm Beach girl who they say stayed in a South End hotel using a fraudulent credit card The Law Office of FREDERICK KEITEL III is proud to announce a National Law Practice in Securities Litigation and Arbitration representing over 2,000 individual investors in 48 states with more than 3,000 claims against Wall Street brokerage firms. If you have been sold investments based upon fraud or misrepresentation, call FREDERICK J.

"RICK" KEITEL III Palm Beach, Florida for a free consultation. 407-835-0888 NEWS ROUNDUP tigating whether the card was used anywhere else in the county, as well as another Visa card that police say the girl fraudulently obtained, the report said. Police say the girl somehow obtained new, unsigned credit cards in her parents' name, then signed their names to them. The girl's mother had contacted the hotel manager Monday to tell them what was going on, police said. She had been using the credit card for a month before her mother figured it out, police said.

She was turned over to her father, police said. OPEN HOUSE 2-4 PM I A il -3." ft V-- 1 -aei that she signed in her parents name. Police found the juvenile at 5 p.m. Monday at the Palm Beach Resort and Beach Club, 3031 S. Ocean where they say she and her "20-year-old boyfriend had checked in Saturday using a Visa card.

She was charged with one count of fraudulent use of a credit card. Police say the girl charged $660 on the card to secure a room for a week in advance. Police are still investigating whether the credit card was used anywhere else in Palm Beach. The Sheriff's Office also is inves- OPEN 2-4 133 WELLS RD. Regency 3BR4BA Staff Reduced (H-2546) Martha A.

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