[RESOLVED] Disposing a global Font variable - keeping my code clean ;)

[Zeljko]

I have declared Fonts at class level to use it through my methods in that form. Form 'frmA' is shown with ShowDialog and when it closes or stops using fonts I'd like to properly dispose fonts.
When I run code analysis FxCop it complaints with:
CA2213 : Microsoft.Usage : 'frmA' contains field 'frmA.Font1' that is of IDisposable type: 'Font'. Change the Dispose method on 'frmA' to call Dispose or Close on this field...
How to properly dispose globally declared fonts so that is "by the rules" and FxCop does not complain any more?
How to 'Change the Dispose method on 'frmA' to call Dispose'?

Option Strict On
Public Class frmA
   Dim Font1 As System.Drawing.Font   
   Dim Font2 As System.Drawing.Font  
   Dim Font3 As System.Drawing.Font 
 
   Private Sub frmA_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
      'Do something on load
      Start()   'cals method Start that will call all other methods...
   End Sub
 
   Private Sub Start()
    Try
      Font1 = New Font("Arial", 10, FontStyle.Regular)
      Font2 = New Font(Font1.Name, 12, FontStyle.Underline)
      Font3 = New Font(Font1.Name, 14, FontStyle.Bold)
      One()
      Two()
    Finally   '==>> this is how disposing is now done: in Finally...
      Font1.Dispose()
      Font2.Dispose()
      Font3.Dispose()
    End Try
   End Sub
 
   Private Sub One()
      'draw something with above fonts...
   End Sub
 
   Private Sub Two()
      'draw something with above fonts...
   End Sub
End Class

Thank for any help...
(.NET Framework 2, VS 2008, Win XP)