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10- The Canadien Champion, Friday June 20, Mountsberg talon tales Il should be ahoot. On Saturday, June 29 from 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. Mountsberg is hosting ils annual Talon Taies. This year's programn includes the 25th birthday celebration of Oscar the Great Horned Owl. Oscar came to Mountsberg 25 years ago poorly nourished. Nursed back to healtb the owl now lives at Mountsberg perma- nently. There are a number of activities scbed- uled on the day including face painting, a wiidlife tour, the exhibit gailery and a horsc drawn tour of the park. For more information cali 336-1158. * OLDING MrGsdaR us-A & ~ROBINF nîng, ng 6ave p.Si àOm 9r,:20 Yv. pletd &iig Sund 0p.M 'gtin c cur entl feinghs uni musica expe1ri-M GudlckRuning BA., p..C. s a:2 rmer setIC FO SYunG II. c2ea0 e byM Fancis Baloisn M.Ed.,ARCTi 90 righe ast cidrntaom pre-à ensiu e anetd exciing, andoc 0larigmsc fyare havinertfan. Toufsiise- ents are MInrdCe 1F O le aigdsm icUN anIdRE thelagug 0mu. 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She naid the province seeme serious about compieting the highway, whicb sbe described as "the missing iink" in Ontario' s road infrastructure. The centrai section of the Highway 407 toil road was opened June 7 and remains free to motorists for one montb. Plans have existed for some lime 10 extend Highway 407 westward througb -Oakviiie and Burlington, using the space left for the extension of Highway 403. In fact some of the work for the new highway is currentiy underway, adjacent to Milton aiong Nintb Line. But those commuting south won't have the option,at least for a wbile, of heading west. The announcement was made jointly by Mr. Palladini and Rob Sampaon, minieter responsible for privatization. The minis- fers said the achedule for the compieted highway remains 2000, with the analysis studies compieted by the end of Ibis year. "As we've aiready seen in our experi- ence with the existing Higbway 407 Central, private sector involvement in this projeet could recuit in the extensions being buiit faster and more efficiently than they could be buiit by the govemment alone," said Mr. Sampson in a prepared statement. TMe studies will insure that the best deai for taxpayers is struck, Mr. Sampson said. Rough go f or those eating cake It may be impossible to find tbe cause of a food poiaoning incident at the Buriington Sound of Music Festival, according to Haiton's medicai officer of heaitb Dr. Bob Nosai. So far more than 45 people bave come forward with simiiar compiaints. Each person said they ate a 'funnel cake' between 10 p.m. and t1i p.m. on Saturday nigbt wbile attending the festival. Symptoms began between two and eigbt bours after eating and inciuded rapid beartbeat, headache, and muscle tremors. 'Me effeets persisted for five to 12 bours, witb weakness, tremors and fadiai pain the iongest lasting. Dr. Nosai toid members of Haiton's bealtb and social services committee on Tuesday that batter from the waffle-iike pastries was not avaitabie for anaiysis. He said tbe symptoms were unusuai for food poisoning and therefore point to a chemnicai contaminant in the cakes.