- ,- - .-~ f., PAGE 14, WIFnBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.1989 Accountants help seniors with taxes Seniors can obtain help with income tax returns the accoun- tants' incorne tax clinic at the Whitby Seniors' Centre. The centre and local chartered accountants ar e offeri ng free in- corne tax clinics for seniors on the evenings of March 13, 14 and 15. The service is coordinated by Howard Smith, of H. Howard Smith Accounting, and is a free service for seniors with annual incomes of approximateiy $14,000 (single) or $19,000 (household) or less. Cail the centre (668-1424 or 668-7919) for an appointment. Senior Discount S-ec- Yes We Stock.- Jamieson Vitainins e Oat Bran eSpecial Diet Products Make Your First Choice The Nkatura[Choice 400 Dundas St. W., Whitby, 666-2150 DUNDAS-CENTRE I E 10 W I iY GUARDIAN DRUGS 220 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY Dundas-Centre Medical Building BESIDE THE WHITBY URGENT CARE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL RWI. SEIOR C IT . 10:00 p.m. AIL DRUG PLANS ACCEPTED 430-2999 Jesse has got to be busy By Debbie Luchuk An eventful life filled with a variety of people and places has given Fairview Lodge and long- time Whitby resident Jesse Gart- shore "<people skiiis" that uplift those around her. Born in Scotland, she emigra- ted to Canada at the age of 5. She attended the University of Toronto and took administration schooling there, one of the few women at the school at that time. Before she married, she wor- ked as a pvate secretary. A t age 28, and three marriage pro- posais in her past, Jesse mar- ried and had a son, Jim, Who would later become mayor of Whitby. And she travelied. Jesse's bus- band wouid not fly, so she travel- led the worid alone. "MIy busband wouid not go on a plane. It's wonderful to, travel, the people were fun," she said. Nowadays, Jesse keeps bu-sy with craftwork, "neariy every- thing except crocheting." And doing what she does best: taik to others and keep their spirits Up. "'Some people can 't do any- thing. I visit people in the hospi - tai (within the Lodge). I like people. I like taiking to people. '<We're ail different, and we ail look for different; things out of life. I love to talk to everyone."i Having iived much of her life in Whitby, Jesse has many memories of the town as it was. She says she remembers "Bobby Attersley when he was "this high," holding ber armn at waist level. These memories, combined with ber travelling experiences, avid reading of bistorical noveis and a warm, engaging persona- lity. provide often mucb needed companionship to those witbin the Lodge, residents and *e pioyees alike. "I've got to be busy. If I wasn't busy, I Wouldn't be happy.» c t c 1: H-AIR DESIGN Eviery IVol.ay ta Fridi«ay $100 c»ff (Sets, Cuts & Blowdrys) D i Ij ît c> mi Io.rm --3 B I 3c>wd ryg3 601 Dundas St. W., Town Plaza, Whltby 668-1640 <Ext. Hours) PLUS: Beautiful Nails by Darene F=ormer/y< ofA dvanced Nails Calillor an AppointaIent Ioda y Whitby Mail - Thickson Rd. & Hwy.2 Pl