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18 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday February 3, 2006 mm,,. v If you missed the N e w Arrivals section that ran Saturday, January 28th, there's still time to have your little one featured. - ' Ha . mWMHbI? vP m b 't ^ |s|I ;' P Sl An additional New Arrivals feature will run Saturday, February 11, 2006. To include your 2 0 0 5 b ab y or for m ore inform ation call 9 0 5 -8 4 5 -3 8 2 4 ext 2 2 4 . Email photos to km ontague@ oakvillebeaver.com Note: "N o charge" if your baby's birth announcem ent alread y ap p eared in The O akville Beaver 2 0 0 5 ! Please drop off picture before Feb 7 , 2 0 0 6 . Sfe .Jr 1S\ FI 19 J r. IB .« *' IB fflk ' .. " % j| Sm m TB® ^IpSlll till " mr · m 4 -- 'V : SUBMITTED PHOTO / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER MEET THE AUTHOR: Posing with Sally Armstrong are St. IVfildred's-Lightbourn prefects, at back from left, Alex Penseney (Head Girl), Lida Yermakova, Ellen Turner, Laura Baker, and at front, from left, Sarah Laing, Chantal Guirlanda and Joanna Bundas. Armstrong speaks at St. Mildred's The Oakville Beaver St. Mildred's-Lightbourn School (SMLS) host ed a meeting of student leaders and their staff advisors from the COSSOT group of schools, the Coalition of Single Sex Schools of Toronto and area, on Monday. The group meets two or three times a year to discuss issues of concern and interest to student leaders, to offer leadership training, and to facili tate contacts among the schools. There is also a "junior" COSSOT, which organ izes various social activities for students in the beginning years of high school. This was the first time SMLS had hosted the senior COSSOT group. After some warm-up activities, there was dinner and then speaker Sally Armstrong, an Amnesty International award winner, a mem ber of the Order of Canada, journalist, docu m entary filmmaker, author, hum an rights activist, and contributing editor for M aclean' s magazine. Armstrong has covered stories in the news of conflict all over the world from Bosnia and Somalia to Rwanda and Afghanistan. Her book: Veiled Threat - The Hidden Power o f the Women o f Afghanistan, was published by Penguin Books in 2002. Armstrong holds Honorary Doctorates of Law degrees from McGill University and Royal Roads University. Enter to WIN* One of Four tp i. PLUS one Lucky Winner also receives a *1D u zen Enter today . Y o u r b a llo t s c a n b e d r o p p e d o f f a t N i> ic k , T h e M o lly C h o c o k tie r a n d T h e F l o w e r P la c e . Ctmtzsl 'doses fe&msry llife. Grand Prize - Dinner for 2 on February 14 + Dozen Roses + Chocolate Tr Runner Up Prizes - 3 Dinners for 2 on February 14 *Limit one entry per person. Dinner is*on February 14,2006, reservation to be confirmed with Niblicks. Employees of Upper Oakville Shopping Centre or its tenants are not eligible to enter. See www.oakvilleshops.com for further contest details, Phone: