Betty Frost, In Memoriam

All are invited to Betty Frost's funeral on Monday. The where and the when are below. If any wish to volunteer for the readings or some other service, please contact her son, Eric Frost, at: efrost@videotron.ca 

From the LSA of the Baha'is of Hamilton:

On Thursday February 16, Betty Frost passed away peacefully from this world to the Abha Kingdom at the Dunnville Memorial Hospital.

Betty Frost offered a life of devoted services here in Canada and at the World Centre where she served as the aide to Universal House of Justice member Mr Hushmand Fatheazam for many years.

Her funeral service:

Date: Monday February 20
Location: JW Hart Funeral Home, 113 Lock St, Dunnville 905-774-6335

Arrangements: Visitation at 12:00 pm followed by funeral service at 1:00 PM followed immediately by interment at Woodlawn Cemetery in Dunnville. A reception with refreshments will follow at the funeral home.

With loving Baha'i greetings

The Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Hamilton

This is Betty and the LSA of Haldimand in probably the last group picture of that institution ever taken.

Peter, one of the leading lights of the Niagara Woodturners' Group, explains the "board to bowl" method of making a bowl at the meeting yesterday.

Marv Ens shows how to make a mushroom shaped box with lid out of a tree branch, specifically, juniper or aromatic cedar. Here, he is cutting off the lid of the mushroom.

I did not get this guy's name, but here he is demonstrating his apparently well known five minute bowl. A few seconds later he put the tool in the wrong place, there was a catch, and the stock flew across the room to wild applause from the turners, who had seen bowls being made before but less often been put in danger by the process.

The meeting closed with a show and tell. The only continuance of that kindergarten custom into adult life that I have seen. They passed around some of these examples of the wonderful works of art that these turners turn out. How I envy the artful, the handy and the crafty!