With a flat corner of sandpaper in her hand, Betty Eves, 94, smooths the jagged edges of a piece of wood — it’s a part of her newest handcrafted puzzle.
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Source: The Columbian
Miss Betty lends a hand: 94-year-old volunteer at Vancouver nonprofit Friends of the Carpenter
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