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meal” for the art students studying with Joy Luke. “It’s a lot of work but I never knew how willing people were to pay for it; I wish I’d known how it would when I was trying to pay off the debts after my husband died,” she said.
MRS. SISK said she has known hard work for most of her life. “I had it hard before I was married, but I had it harder after. I 'worked right alongside my husband, and I coulder work harder than he did.”
Her husband died in 1961. You know, they said it was my cooking. The public health nurse kept after him to diet, but he wouldn’t. He was a big, tall man, though, and he could carry that weight.”
“I started working with him when I was married at 19. I was out at 4 o’clock, milking the cows with a flashlight. I was in the garden from 7 until dusk, came back and mowed the yard, milked and was still up at midnight, churning and separating the milk.”
Mrs. Sisk also “climbed the trees for apples and shook down walnuts. “They used to get after
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