The Citizen, 1987-05-13, Page 32PAGE 32. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987.
Sheila Rintoul will feature both Canadian art and green plants in The
Green Gallery, opening this Saturday.
Green Gallery offers plants
and artwork in one store
A classy new business will soon
be added to Bly th’s main street,
with the official opening of The
Green Gallery planned for this
Saturday.
Operated by Sheila Rintoul of
Wingham, the Gallery features
both fine artwork and real and
artifical green plants, a combina
tion which go together well in
today’s emphasis in interior decor
ating.
An artist herself, although she
claims noformal training, Mrs.
Rintoul will sell her own original
paintings through the shop, as well
as featuring original works of other
local artists. The Gallery will also
carry some original works and
limited-edition prints by well-
known Canadian artists, and will
offer a complete framing and
matting service to complement the
artwork. As well, Mrs. Rintoul will
carry a line of fine giftware such as
brass items and glassware.
The ‘green’ in the name comes
from the collection of large, green
plants also available, in both fresh
and silk varieties, and in all sizes
from desk-top to floor models. For
many of the articial plants, only a
touch can tell them from the real
thing.
Mrs. Rintoul has worked as a
designer and salesperson at the
Flower Nook in Wingham for the
last eightyears, but finally decided
the time had come for her to branch
out on her own, hoping among
other things that she would find
more timefor her own painting,
which she hopes to do right in the
shop between customers.
In choosing to establish her first
businessventureinBlyth, Mrs.
Rintoul said that she felt there was
a need in the area for the services
she offers. As well, the ideal
location was available in the
building formerly occupied by The
Kitchen Cupboard, premises
which have been completely re
modelled and redecorated for the
weekend opening.
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BY GARY WALDEN
The Humphprey subdivision at
Belgrave was sold to East Wawa-
nosh Reeve Ernest Snell and Snell
Investors of Westfield when East
Wawanosh township council met
for its monthly meeting, May 6.
The agreement to purchase the
sub-division had been agreed to
earlier but was subject to the
sub-division agreement being ac
ceptable to everyone involved. The
purchase price covered all costs,
including lawyer fees, incurred by
the township when they purchased
the sub-division to clear up title.
The township had been trying to
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no success, as they could not
guarantee closing dates. Since
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mover behind the township buying
the sub-division, he felt obligated
to make sure the township didn’t
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else seemed interested in the
property so subsequently the offer
to purchase was made.
Reeve Snell is now going to go
ahead and put the services in, so
that closing dates on the lots can be
given. It is anticipated that by this
fall all services should be complet
ed.
Mr. Snell hopes now that people
who have been requesting infor
mation on the lots will come forth to
purchase them. He figures there
will be a real building boom now in
Belgrave.
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