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On Thursday, the waters at Keiso Conservation Area in Milton were ciosed to swimmers after high bacteria levels were detected in water samples taken by the Haiton Region Heaith Department. Keiso Conservation Area Executive Manager Bob Harris said two water tests were done Friday and both confirmed the waters were okay again. 4There was an upstream heavy rainfali, and that' s what temporariiy spiked the readings," he said. This brief ciosure manred Kelso's other- wise flawiess track record of havmng safe water since 1996. But, the ciosure didn't scare away those seeking relief from the heat. Conservation Haiton Marketing Co-ordinator Susan O'Neil said a fair number of people stili visited Keiso over the weekend, with many people coming from Mississauga and Brampton. Ms O'Neii said Keiso has maintained its dlean waters through havmng a bird screen instaiied in the beach area and encouraging improvements to land use practices upstream, such as keeping iivestock away from streams. Beaches in the area used for recreationai purposes are tested on a weekly basis, or if conditions change. Keiso waters are testcd every Tuesday, said Ms O'Neii. Haiton Hcaith Promoter Sharon Little said there's a sign at Keiso Beach that stases the water is tested reguiaiiy and gives a number people can cail to find out if the beach is isted as safe or unsafe. Aithough signs aie put up to warn swim- mers of high bacteria leveis, Ms Lintle said it 's not uncommon for people to ignore them and go in anyway. According to Conservation Haiton. peo- pie affccted by the high bacteria could experience cai, nose and throat infections. as weii as stomach upsets, skin rashes and diarrhea. For more on beach ciosures, cati (905) 825-6000 and ask for beach information or press 3 after business hours. The informa- tion is aiso availabie at www.region.hai- ton.on.ca/heaith. Melanie HennesseY can be reached at mphennessev@niiltonc aniadianc-hanmpion.o ni. Women dies in 401 crash A 95-yeai-old Toronto woman invoived in a Hwy. 401 roit-over eaiuier this month has died. Anna Leemta and her husband, 9-yeai- oid Evaid, werc travelling eastbound Juiy i1 i. ast of James Snow Paikway, in a Pontiac Sunfire when the roit-over occurred. No other vehicies were invoived. Ms Leemta was air-iifted to Hamilton Generai Hospital with iife-threatening injuries whiie Mr. Leemta was taken to Milton District Hospital. Ms Leemta succumbed to her injuries at about 4:30 a.m. Friday. Const. Paul Maudsiey of Port Credit OPP said the incident is stili under investi- gation and it isn't yet known exactiy what caused tihe roii-over. m -- i =bý