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We Can Help esP with Custom Orthotics & Shoes Canadian Certified Pedorthist on staff â€" CPED (c) Large inâ€"stock selection of comfort footwear _ Ten conservation areas operated by the Grand River Conservation Authority are now open for business. . â€" â€" â€" _ The apening of GRCA parks is timed to catch the start of the trout fishing season, which began last Saturday. â€" Eight of the GRCA parks offer camping, making the Grand River parks the second largest campground operation in the province â€" second only to Ontario Parks â€" with more than 2,500 campsites. Though the summer of 2006 was wetter than recent seasons, the GRCA‘s parks still recorded more than 1.1 million paid visits, including campers and dayâ€"use visitors, proâ€" ducing revenue of close to $5.4 million. GRCA parks are operated to break even, with revenues covering all operating and capital costs Laurel Creek open for season C%P The ninth annual walk will run this Saturday at Waterloo Park, and more participation is still welcome. _ Freire described the walk â€"â€" which will start at 10 a.m. â€"â€" as a leisurely stroll, followed by a barbecue and a between the program and Grand River Hospital, as well as the University of Waterloo, it‘s responsible for its own funding and initiatives. That‘s why the program‘s annual Hardy Hearts Health Walk is so imporâ€" tant each year. Serving members of Mennonite. Amish and Brethren in Christ churches across Ontario Ayimer | Elmirs | Kitchener | Laamington | Milverton | New Hambury | 5t. Catharines | Waterioo 53 Bridgeport Rd East. Waterloo | $19.746.1770 | 1 800 265.4513 Best Rate Mortgage Admission fees will remain frozen at $4 for those over 14, but have risen by 25 cents to $2.50 for those between six and 14. Rates for season passes are frozen at $110 for a vehicle sticker. Walkâ€"in button passes also remain the same as last year, at $45 for adults and $30 for children. Rates will increase by $1 for nightly camping to $27 for unserviced sites and $32 for premium, waterfront and servâ€" iced sites. For seasonal campers, rates will increase to $25 a season for an unserviced site and $50 a season for a serviced site. The rates vary, depending on the park and locaâ€" tion of the site. For more information visit the GRCA webâ€" site at wwwgrandriver.ca to read about park facilities and attractions, download maps or book a campsite. 15 The event will also serve as the kickoff for the program‘s annual raffle draw, which will take place this November. "There aren‘t a lot of outpatient programs out there like this," Freire said. "Sure, there are gyms. But gyms don‘t check blood pressure and moniâ€" tor heart rates. "It‘s definitely worthwhile to have." For more information on the walk or the program, call 519â€"497â€"7049. silent auction. % 5 yeat term Rate subject to change Certain restricmons apply