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The second phase of the project viated hom plan when the condition f the children's room at the Halton bmen's Place shelter in Milton was inned out. Clearly, it needed improve- ent. So it was done Phase three involved another young oman with children; and phase four, a ore mature woman, Wilma Fleming. _ , ase free, which is currently in pro- FIRST APARTMENT The first phase of the project was ompleted in September of 1992. A 'oung mom and her two sons were nstalled in a freshly appointed urlington apartment. (By and large. urlington has less expensive accom- odation than Oakville.) The two interi- r decorators were Sheridan students eanne Anglin and Margaret Liddon. ith a budget of roughly $l,000, they ansforrned a series of uninteresting, ilthy, noxious rooms into a show piece. i Now, a year past, and the young Woman has gone on to complete suc- mfully her fust year at university. A balmy beginning. t was fully apparent what a marvellous pxperience the project had been for hem. "dinator's shoes.) Club members may Emma: their labor: painting, cleaning, 1 llecting used furniture. whatever is leaded. kSheridan College puts up a couple of aduating students who thrive on chal- mge and need some hands-on experi- ce. The students consult with the t ient, then take creative control. The housing director at Halton Women's Place suggests women from he shelter who desperately need a leg i At the media Open House, which elelxated the completion of their work, Time to put our money where our mouths were' She has produced and hosted her cable television shows locally. one. aleidoscope of Careers" and another, aleidoscope of Service". The idea for Second Stage Housing as hatched on one of her TV spots hile she was interviewing then Rotary ident Don Vince. _ "We decided it was time to put our voney where our months were," ramble recalled in a recent interview. 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