Inserting Extended Latin character Eth in Illustrator 10

I am using Illustrator 10 on OS X 10.5.8 because I am working with multiple master (MM) fonts.
I am trying without much luck to insert an Extended Latin character lower case Eth ( Unicode 00F0, UTF8 C3 B0) in a text object.
Font Book show that the character exists in the font I have selected. I have tried:
1. Using the Character Palette
2. Copy and Paste from TextEdit and Illustrator CS3
3. Placing a .ai file made in CS3 that has the character in it
4. Turning on the U.S. Extended Keyboard and typing option-d, which works in TextEdit, but not in AI/CS3!!!
I am getting the feeling that Illustrator really doesn't want to display this character and probably some others like thorne.
Does anyone have any ideas how I could get this character into a text object? I really want to try out the Eth for a logo I am creating.
BTW this character is in an Adobe MM font that shipped before 2000 and Illustrator 10 shipped well after that.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Best,
leb

No. I tried Adobe Garamond Pro and Bitstream Vera Sans and the results are exactly the same.
I need to correct the original post above. Typing option-d with U.S Extended Keyboard enabled *does* work in AI/CS3.
One of the things I would like to know is does this work under OS 9.x with PopChar?

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