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But Hartman said he didâ€" n‘t turn his back on a few homeless people who occaâ€" sionally wandered into his office loo{ling for shoes. "We have one or two people every year come in here, so we give them the shoes directly. It is really rewarding to find something that fits them," Hartman Though Hartman welâ€" comes donations of all types of new and used shoes for the homeless, he points out that good walking shoes are In the past, Hartman donated the collected shoes to the ROOF organization in Kitchener, warâ€"torn Kosovo, the Salvation Army and St. Vincent DePaul Society for further distribution. Hartman‘s initiative folâ€" lows in the footsteps of a similar program which origâ€" inated and is still held in Chicago, IL, by students and faculty of the William M. School College of Pediatric Medicine, volunteering in medical clinics for the homeless. alking into Waterâ€" Wloo’s Foot Works clinic these days, one might easily mistake chiropodist Stephen Hartâ€" man‘s office for a shoe store. Since Hartman kicked off the fifth annual Shoes for Homeless drive, hundreds of pairs of shoes have been dropped off at his office at 30 Dupont St. But, according to Hartâ€" man, that is only a beginâ€" ning. By the end of the drive on May 31, he hopes to surâ€" pass last year‘s record donaâ€" tion of 800 pairs of shoes. "Our goal is to collect at least that many (800 pairs}, but 1,000 would be fantasâ€" tic," he said. Local chiropodist helps to put shoes on the feet of those in need By Sania GuBota For The Chronicle ARISE . tel. 519â€"725â€"2244 ext. 227 * email: Info@arisetech.com <‘web: www.arisetech.com/POOLS TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION Waterloo chiropodist Stephan Hartmant is wrapping up his fifth annual Shoes for Homeless campaign. sawa Gusota proto the most appreciated since However, Hartman walking is the main means â€" warned, homeless people of their transportation. are not the only ones who "An average person takes about 10,000 steps a day," Hartman pointed out. "But homeless people cerâ€" tainly walk much more than that." 2294 . ky 4* C W a §A © "&A . se However, Hartman warned, homeless people are not the only ones who should be concerned with the proper footwear. "This drive is also a good way to make people think about their feet and proper footwear, at least for the uumz' payment required. Security deposit $239/$229, freight & PD.!. extra $995. Taxes, License and $350 muum extra Mmmmm wwwmmm-‘; MMSRPm exclude freight, PD.!., taxes and licanse FM\Q?MMUMMSIM:FEM 36 months Fi â€" ing example $10.000 at 0.0% per annum equals 78 for 36 months, C.O B. is $0. Call for details 'WWMWWM.MMNW&MSRP"9‘,‘95,200280«: FE GL S.RP. $21,050, interast rate of 3. 88%/3.13%. $239/$229 per month for a 48 month walkaway lease. Total lease obligation of $11,472/$10,992 and optional purchase price of $9.987.03/$8734.11. Down payment of $1,995/$2,995, Those who wish to donate a new or used pair of shoes in good condition can make a dropâ€"off at Foot Works until May 31. While shoes of all sizes and shapes â€" from highâ€" heeled pumps to customâ€" made orthopedic sandals â€" adorn his floor, Hartman pointed at a pair of seemâ€" ingly new, leather walking shoes, and said, "From a foot specialist point of view, this is what I want people to be in. "About 80 per cent of our patients participate in their foot pain due to the illâ€"fitâ€" ting footwear. All other facâ€" tors, such as age and occuâ€" pation, are secondary facâ€" tors to theit footwear." "We walk approximately four times around the world in a lifetime," Hartman said. "And [ can‘t stress enough the importance of the shoes." month of May (Foot Health Month}. oR &WP _ / MSRP $21,195" niliieifiabiandink uid wiliciaiclin analtine adiricn t Aaitc AB i mided hM No 36 months Power windows * Power locks * and much much moare MSRP $21,050"* â€" CHECK OUT THE GREAT LEASE RATES ON THE SANTA FE CL vâ€"6 AWD GL, AWD GLS 8% Exclusive Grad Program rebate $750 value. See dealer for terms and conditions %, Purchase for 36 months CHECK OUT THE GREAT LEASE RATES ON THE SONATA GL Â¥6 & SONATA GL? WATERLOO CHRONICLE VOLUNTARY PAY sTo _ MraTS& CHEESE Dow‘r 1ust vo it. Berieve in ir! Boneless Top Sirloin Steaks $4.49n6. Pork Cordon Bleu 1.69.1. Extra Lean Ground Beef or Stewing Beef $3.49n1 Colby Cheese Smoked Back Bacon Summer Sausage Whole Chubs Sliced Our beef is cut from Canada grades A, AA, AAA * 24L.DOHC engine * Power package * AM FM CD with 6 speakers * Air conditioning * Cruise control * Heated extenor murrors * Automatic transmission with Shiftromc and much much more * 2 Ahire TvalveDOHC qâ€"cylinder engine * 5 speed manual transmission * Front wheel dnive * 4â€"wheel dnive brakes * 16 alloy wheels with BF Goodrich tires * AM FM CD stereo * Power windows * Power locks * and much much mure SPECIALS s5 * 99/|b. $4.89n6. $3.49n1 5.991 $21.00. g