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18 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday May 7, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com DENTURES COMPLETE DENTURE Reunion deadline Halla's the name Oakville Trafalgar High School (OTHS) is 100 years old and is celebrating with an anniversary reunion May 22-25. Registration deadline is Friday, May 9. Details can be found at www.othsreunion.ca, by calling 905-8452875 or at the school located at 1460 Devon Rd. Halla, an African word meaning "unexpected present" is the new name of the $Million or More Oakville campaign ($MOMO) non-traditional campaign thermometer. Ann Orlando suggested the name selected. Earning honourary mentions in the Name the Elephant contest run by $MOMO and The Oakville Beaver, were Mary Ellen Chown with the suggested name of Ubuntu, from the Bantu language and meaning "humanity towards others," and Aiden Freeman for suggesting Tembo, meaning elephant in Swahili. "Our elephant now has a name," said Ann Mulvale, who is co-chairing with Andrea Wagner, the campaign to raise $1 million or more toward easing the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa. Prizes were provided by Pinocchio's Pick of the Crop in downtown Oakville. "It was clear that much thought had gone into the names, many of which were linked back to Africa, particularly meaningful given the cause of our campaign," said Mulvale. Oakville Beaver Artistic Director Steve Nease, who created the hand-drawn elephant as a non-traditional campaign thermometer, was joined by Iroquois Ridge High School student activist Nicole Markwick, and Mulvale in the task of selecting a winner. Halla the elephant will help track progress as the $ 349 ea. 905-842-8209 LIMITED TIME OFFER "Who's playing?" * ROBERT TETERUCK / SPECIAL TO THE BEAVER UNEXPECTED GIFTS: Christine Pritchard of Pinnochio's Pick of the Crop and Ann Mulvale, cochair of $Million or More Oakville ($MOMO) present awards to young Aidan Freeman and Ann Orlando, winners in the Name the Elephant contest. Halla will now track the campaign's progress. $MOMO campaign raises money in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation and its efforts in Africa. Mulvale and Wagner presented Orlando with Stephanie Nolan's book 28 -- Stories HIV/AIDS in Africa. Freeman received his African-themed prize, from Pinocchio's Pick of the Crop. Chown donated the value of her prize to $MOMO. For more information, visit the $MOMO website at www.millionormoreSLF.ca. * For answers to this and other burning questions, stay tuned to this paper. Concert announcement coming soon to the Oakville Beaver.