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Waterloo will have its own flea market each Sunday beginning this coming weekend. _ _ The Uptown Flea Market will be located in the GM Auctions building at 56 King St. N., acâ€" cording to Gordon McComb who owns the auction company. McComb expects between 30 and 40 vendors this first Sunday, featuring everything from anâ€" tiques to crafts, clothing to baked goods. ‘"You‘d be surprised the interâ€" est we‘ve gotten"" from vendors, McComb said. "It‘s a chance to be in business for one day a week ... and since everyone is looking for extra money, it‘s a chance to turn stuff from around the house into cash." McComb learned that clasâ€" sified ads do get response. "The first night I placed an ad for vendors in the Chronicle, I had 14 calls." The Uptown Flea Market, which will be open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., is the only one in the area, McComb said. "I think the closest is probably in Guelph." He decided to open the flea market after getting "lots of inquiries. What really put a bug in my ear was when Thursday night customers, who operate their own booths at flea markets, told me ‘you have a beautiful location here for one‘." "I had the space anyway, so thought I‘d give it a try." â€" McComb, who is from Glen Morris, opened GM Auctions a year and a half ago. Each Thursday evening at 730 he holds an auction featuring used goods and antiques. Then on Sundays at 1: 30 p.m.. brand new items are auctioned. During the week McComb‘s wife Joanne looks after the store, which sells new furniture. As well, she ac cepts consignments for Thursday night‘s auction McComb is pleased with his choice to set up shop in Waterloo "It‘s like a big club here. Every body is so cooperative," he said. Watching box office movies in the comfort of your own home, without commercials, without the expense of hiring a babysit ter The Inside Track These are some of the advan tages available to customers of Video Movie House, which has recently opened at 104 King St S.,. accordirig to manager Greg McEwan Video Movie House rents video cassette recorders (known as VCRs) as well as a wide variety of fullâ€"length, uncut motion pic tures. Right now, the Waterioo outlet features over 150 films, and McEwan hopes to stock as many as 500 to 600 in the near fu ture "It‘s a lot cheaper than going to the movies," McEwan said "You can split the cost (of rental) with your friends." The equipment is very easy to use, he noted. "All you do is connect the VCR to your televi sion and pop in a cassetle Another advantage to renting the equipment is "to use blank tapes for taping movies or pro grams off the tv‘ to watch later, he added. The new store, owned by Twin City resident Doug Brown. is affiliated with the Video Movie House located at 290 King St. E. in Kitchener which opened last June More and more people are becoming aware of this form of entertainment, the manager said. "It‘s the new toy, the new thing. It‘s just expanding at an incredible speed . KARLA WHEELER And it will be "just a matter of time before everyone is familiar with it,"" McEwan added. Enook Galleries Inc. is celeâ€" brating its first anniversary in a big way. As of tomorrow, the art gallery will be located in larger quarters at 29 Young St. E., just a block away from its former Young Street site. Business has been going "very well," and "we‘ve been cramped for space,"‘ explained Enook manager Laura Napran. The new location will provide more disâ€" play areas and enable Enook to provide framing on the premisâ€" es. The gallery specializes in Esâ€" kimo and Indian art prints, sculptures, original paintings and wall hangings. ‘"We‘re the only gallery speâ€" cializing entirely in Eskimo art in the Twin Cities." And Napran finds that peoples‘ interest in this form of art ""is really amazing."" Enook has cusâ€" tomers from all over North America, as well as from Japan, Australia, England and Gerâ€" many. Eskimo and Indian art is popuâ€" lar, Napran said, because ‘"it‘s very spontaneous ... they are not trained, they just draw or carve out of their heads." ‘"They come here and hear from friends about our gallery," she said. "It is a record of a dying life form," she continued. These peoâ€" ple have a modernized lifestyle now and "there is no written record of the old days ... one way to really record it is through art. But it‘s not just an art form, it‘s really history .‘ y Tourists find the art appealing, she said, "because it‘s very Canadian."‘ As well, "there‘s something for everyone. You can buy a carving that is $6 or one for Enook Galleries Inc. is owned by Norm Socha of Waterioo who operated the Inukshuk Gallery in the city for about 10 years, Napran said On April 24, Enook will hold its official gallery opening, featur ing Cape Dorset lithographs Everyone is invited. A new health foods store has opened in the Twin Cities The local GNC is one of a dozen such stores now operating in Canada, according to Waterloo manager Alice Woytaz. The com pany, headquartered in Pitts burgh, has GNC outlets all over the U.S. "You find one in just about every mall there,"" Woytaz said General Nutrition Centre (GNC) is located in Conestoga Mall, in the same wing as Shop per‘s Drug Mart GNC features all natural foods, supplements. natural skin care products and cosmetics, as well as appliances such as juicers. yogurt makers and sprouters When it comes to supplements, "there‘s a whole wall full." Woytaz explained, including vi tamins, minerals, proteins, and herbal remedies. 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