
Good morning everybody.
Time to wake up and greet the world with a
smile.
Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming.
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Happy Sunday morning, everybody, to bedan here.
It's the last Sunday for the month of June.
I hope all of you are happy, well and safe.
All the sun's already up, already at the tower.
That's one thing about summer.
You get extra minutes of daylight.
Joe and Kathy Pleszewski and the staff at Mr. and Mrs. Pease Eatery bringing you our regular schedule Sunday morning mini polka fest.
I hope you get an opportunity to get over there today.
They open from seven until two this afternoon.
Of course, you know they're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Open Wednesday through Sundays, 7 to 2.
Delicious dining experiences are waiting for you at Mr. and Mrs. P. Stop over.
First chance to get.
How about some music here by Brian Brighan and his Mississippi Valley
Dutchman.
one entitled the mountain excursion polka with Brian Brigham and the Mississippi Valley Dutchman.
Well we're going to go over to the state of New York as if there isn't enough of that and the news are ready about the state of New York.
Anyway we got one done by Stephanie America's polka sweetheart.
No, check here.
And there's a good one, Stephanie, Florida's rather New York's polka-sweet, aren't there?
And one entitled Mama's Polka.
We got Kenny Brandt coming up.
Are you going over to Mr. and Mrs. Peace today?
Well, sorry to join the staff for me.
I was probably there before you guys got there today.
I try to get there right after seven o'clock.
The food is also piping hot and fresh.
Never under a heat lamp all day like you'll find at most drive-thru eateries.
Some restaurants put a lot of food under a heat lamp too but not Joe.
He wants everything fresh and you got to ask what's new on the menu too.
They have a new printed out sheet.
I know, uh, wasn't a week ago I was there.
I had the schnitzel and was that ever good?
My favorites are the Polish skillet.
If you've never tried it, that is a must for you to try.
Also their breakfast quiche is now two different kinds of quiche.
I haven't had the new one, but that's on my list of things to do yet.
Get over to Mr. and Mrs. P's.
Things delicious for breakfast, also for a noon lunchtime.
You can even pick up things you can reheat for dinner later today or tomorrow.
Pick up some soup to go.
It's a great fix me over and survivor kit.
When you know they're not open on Monday and Tuesday, you can always have the delicious soup.
Really good stuff.
We got Kenny Brandt coming up.
He's gonna do a nice walls for you.
It's the morning glow walls.
Here's Kenny.
I saw the evening stars But when I see your smiles I know you're prettier But I saw the mountain rain I saw the shine and sea
There you go.
Well, we got famous last words from Joe P. Wonderful quote.
Things for you to think about.
And our thought from today from Joe P is this.
When you were 17, you didn't think you'd live this long.
How true that is, huh?
For some of us.
We got Dick Rogers in the band coming up and they're going to do a little bit of, I think we got this all queued up, right?
How about a little bit of the barber polka?
Here's Dick.
Where are you guys?
Go ahead.
Yeah.
Bye.
Hey, something with Roland Poliski and yours truly with the Dick Rogers band.
Well, we got some birthdays to celebrate today and this weekend.
And let's first start off with Beverly Urtle having a birthday on the 30th.
I believe that's Tuesday.
June Steinberger from New London having a birthday also on the 30th.
Ralph Tall has a birthday on Tuesday, the 30th too.
As far as wedding anniversaries go, Philip and Emma Merzberger have an anniversary this Tuesday on the 30th.
30th as well.
As far as dances today go, Richard Yurkovich has the last day of his weekend poker fest at Willard and that starts at 1130 this morning to 430 this afternoon and they're featuring Barefoot Becky and also Steve Meisner's reunion legacy band as well.
Greatest kids are playing 10 till 2 today in Casco at the Catholic Church from 10 till 2.
The Hayes boys are playing this afternoon from noon to 4
for the music fest in Auburn Dale.
Mark Jerikovic is playing in Maryville for the big Lions Day picnic parade.
Then they're playing after in the park 1130 to five.
Let's see, Ryan Couser is playing for the We Love to Dance Club in Johnseville at Willow Falls Ballroom for the We Love to Dance Club.
All tickets are just five bucks.
So see if you can
Make it over to Johnsonville today, too.
Coming up this next weekend, Ralph Tall and his full band are playing at the River Hill Park in Kiewaskam on his birthday.
So go over to Wish Ralphie, a very happy birthday, this coming Tuesday on the 30th.
It's Walsh Time, brought to you by Mr. and Mrs. P. Ziedere.
It's one of the Circling Pigeons Landlord by Earl Schmidt.
Here they go.
you
I was just a little boy, my father said to me,
come sit beside me son and tell me what you'd like to be.
I thought a while and then I knew just what
I'd really like to do.
I smiled at dad and this is what I said.
the drums and just one music
stand.
The people came from miles around to listen to our happy sound.
When they'd ask, I'd tell them of my plans.
I want to be the Bolga hero.
I want to be the Bolga star.
Jalvin Yajiraj, Posto Musica, in the ballrooms and the clubs of cities here and far.
We played Detroit Buffalo, Chicago and New West The fans would come to hear us play that Chicago court noogie way When they'd ask, I'd tell them of my plans
This music
has been good to me.
It's what I loved it, do you see?
Let me tell you once more if I can.
It's way to be...
that unmistakable sound of Eddie Blazonczyk all the way from Chicago, Illinois.
Well, it's time for us to say goodbye for our Sunday morning mini polka fest.
Why don't you plan on joining your family and friends over at Mr. and Mrs. Peace today?
They're opening up in about another three minutes.
I'll be pretty good, pretty good food over there waiting for you.
And if you can't make it today, how about Wednesday this coming week, when they open up again at 7 a.m.
till 2 in the afternoon, Wednesday through Sundays, just keep in mind, they're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
For groups of eight or more, just give them a call, 920-896-0696.
And if you wanted to order food to drive through, use that same number, 896-0696.
And they'll have everything prepared for you by the time you get there.
Hey, we got time for one more.
How about a beer from Stephen's Point?
you
When they play the polka from Steve's point How they laugh, how they dance, how they shout And they grab a partner by the hand And they skip and scamper about But in that city of wonderful water But when they play the polka
from steves point at smarket square where we buy our beverage by the super when we play the polka from steves point i'll be left high
and drink
The hosts of heaven sing, turn your radio on.
your receiver all you gotta do is listen for the call turn your radio on turn your radio on if you listen in you'll be a believer leaning on the truth that'll never fall get in touch with God
And a very pleasant and blessed Sunday morning greeting to each and every one of you.
Hi, I'm Tuba Dan.
I'll be with you right up until nine o'clock this morning.
Thank you for getting up and spending some time with me today.
Well, we're happy to announce that Vanderbrink's produce stander back with us.
But before we get into that, we'd like to thank Joe and Kathy at Mr. and Mrs. Peace
for a half-hour Sunday morning mini polka fest.
Like I said, Vandenbrink's proto-standard back with us again.
We're happy to see Barry and Gail, also the Kelm family at Graphic Sign-A-Latter Company here in Ripon.
Well, a great creamery just north of Berlin.
and then go east on Highway 21 at the four-way stop sign where 49 and 21 meet.
They are not open today, but we'll tell you the hours for Willow Creek Creamery on our program.
Holman, Chevrolet Buick, and GMC are with us.
Maple Crest, Hivey Grocery store on Rippon's West Side, Pre-V Implement, Gary Mark and Phil.
Prairie Place, assisted in independent living.
We also have pedals and plows.
north of Rush Lake and then go west on Kaufman Road.
We'll talk about the Kaufman boys today too.
Cacrete for all your commercial and residential concrete flatwork.
You know like patios, sidewalks, driveways, wherever you need concrete, they can do it.
Brewer heating and cooling are with us today.
the good folks at the Huracan Bank, member at DIC, your equal housing lender, but seen March in Funal Home on top of the hill, West Oshkosh Street, Mayparty Drive, and of course you can't forget our friends in Rosendale at the Tower Review assisted living at 401 North Grant Street.
Let's get into some music.
Here's one of my favorite opening songs by Daniel O'Donnell.
I think this is the right one.
I watch the sunrise Lighting the sky
Casting
a shadow's near And on this morning
Bright though it be
I feel those shadows near
me
the sunlight shine through the clouds
the sun sets fading away lighting
the
clouds with sleep
Well, that was nice, huh?
A little bit of Daniel O'Donnell.
Well, we'd like to dedicate today's show to several people in our area that passed away recently.
And perhaps you know some of these folks.
Maybe they were relatives or neighbors of yours over time.
Lee Hop, 89 from Baraboo, passed away on the 13th.
The middle part of this month, June 13th, Lee Hop from Baraboo.
James DeMaranville, 51 from Rip and Passway, also on the 13th.
James was from
Ripon.
Earl Schmool, 92 from Brandon Passway on the 15th.
I know some of these acknowledgments come a little bit later than after, you know, they pass away, but when I get them, when I record the show, you never know.
My show's always recorded a week ahead of time, so it's maybe falling behind when these individuals pass away too.
So the timing factor
It doesn't matter.
The fact is that we remember these loved ones that have passed away recently.
Butseen March in Funeral Home on top of the hill, West Oskar Street in Mayparty Drive.
I ask that you keep these individuals and your thoughts and prayers today.
I know it would probably give the families great comfort in knowing that you care as well.
Butseen March in Funeral Home on top of the hill.
Let them be there for you when your time of need also comes in.
Give Chad.
No, we got Chris Rolanda and Marissa.
That's it.
Chris Rolanda and Marissa at Buttsin Marchion Funeral Home.
If their phone number is 748, I got it right here.
A piece of paper slid on me, 748-2623.
748-2623 Buttsin Marchion Funeral Home.
Vandy Briggs Produce Center are back at it after a slight hiatus, a little bit of a vacation break from last fall.
And they're open Monday through Saturdays from 10 to 5.30 and Sundays 10 to 5.
If you're looking for sweet, fresh, sweet, juicy, sweet corn, they got that in now.
Plus the Amish fry pies and tomatoes.
More and more fruit will be added to the produce stand as the season gets into it.
In fact, they might even have a lot more than I just said right now because our show is recorded.
So get a hold of Vanderbrink's produce stand and rip his website.
Here's a phone number to call Gail if you got a question.
If you're looking like for something that I didn't say, 920-572-1294.
That's 572-1294.
That's Gail Vanderbrink's phone number at the produce stand and she can tell you what they have or don't have.
There you go.
How about that?
We got Jim Reeves coming up right now and he's going to do a dandy one for you.
The chimes of time bring out the news Another day is through Someone slipped and fell Was that someone new?
You may have longed for added strength Your courage to renew
Do not be disheartened I have news for you It is no secret what God can do What He's done for others He'll do for you
With arms wide open He'll pardon you It is no secret what God can do
There is no night for in His light You'll
never walk alone
You'll always feel at home Wherever you may roam There
is no power can conquer you While God is
on your side Take him at his promise Not run away and hide
It is no secret what God can do.
What He's done for others He'll do for you with arms wide open.
secret what God
can
do.
That's always a great one on our Sunday morning.
We got the melody trio coming up with What A Beautiful Place.
And stormy nights are late in bed and green
Of a
place so
beautiful where skies are blue
And fields so sweet and green The land was full of peace and rest
Nice job guys, very nicely done.
Well, have you been into our local Hy-Vee grocery store recently?
Well, they got so many wonderful departments to not only help you make great choices.
Years ago, you can remember going back to the grocery stores in your local areas, and they didn't have such a wide selection, but nowadays you got so many choices.
When you come into the west end of the local highway store, you'll probably come to the bakery department and they have so many wonderfully smelling, delicious tasting pastry items that they made earlier that day.
They sell up pretty quick.
You know what the summer months here, people on the go going camping, etc.
It's no wonder why so many visitors to our area love shopping.
at our Hypey grocery store.
Not only for the adult beverages and the soda and the drinking bottle water, it's everything from dairy products, instar smokehouse, fresh produce and fruit.
They even have rotisserie and broasted chicken for those noon lunches and dinners later in the day.
You get chickens usually done around 11 o'clock in the morning, though you know that.
The deli is always well stocked.
What is holding you back?
Stop and shop seven days a week from six in the morning till 10 at night.
Our local Hivey grocery store.
And don't forget the frozen ice cream items too.
It is still June Dairy Month, so you can stock up every week when you shop.
at our local Hy-Vee store.
Thank you for selecting them.
And when you get to the local Hy-Vee grocery store, you might even notice that the Hurricane Bank here in town has a bank office there.
It's new at the Ripon Hy-Vee since January, since January 1st.
Now, they don't have any more drive-up.
on Saturday mornings at the downtown Huracan Bank, but you can access the virtual teller service and that'll take care of everything you need from seven to seven in the morning to six p.m.
They have a virtual teller guy sitting there talking to you and also seven to two on Saturday.
It's a complete nearly all teller transactions including cash deposits and withdrawals, check cashing, loan payments, and account transfers.
Friendly virtual bankers will be able to help see you get through all your Transactions at the local high V grocery store and the big news is that if you go outside our area and you need some money You can do the same transaction at 20 other communities in our listening area that virtual banking service So you can take your money wherever you're going with thought whenever you need it the Hork on Bank downtown ripping
Now, remember, Monday through Fridays, they're open with the drive-thru, but not on Saturday.
745-2265.
That's the full number.
It spells B-A-N-K.
745-B-A-N-K.
Rippin' Horcone Bank.
Remember, F-D-I-C, you're equal housing lender.
Here's a song for all you folks thinking back.
It's Press' Memories with the Stanley Brothers.
Precious Memories of the Angels
Oh, that's nice.
Oh, it's one of our classics, the group through the quartet, the Stadler Brothers.
And I don't know if you knew this or not, but they were not really ever related, none of these, oh, I guess two of the brothers, there were two brothers in that band, or that singing group.
And I don't know if it was Phil and Don, but boy, they sure had a wonderful running career for years and years.
We got a group calling, let's see here, I got the salt pulled out here, gotta make sure I got the right cut here.
It's Naomi and the Sages, I guess it says.
Naomi and Seagulls.
Naomi and the Seagulls.
When I reach home.
Here's
Naomi.
The thing I know when I reach home I can lay all these burdens down There'll be pray, says to sing Heaven's voices will ring
As he gives me my role.
be praises to sing.
Heaven's voices will ring when I reach home.
I shall stand in Zion's hall before the land of
with the blessed glorious saints of life.
Sharing Heaven's feast with the Prince of Queens, O what joy forever shall be mine.
to sing.
Heaven's voices will ring when I reach home.
When I reach home.
There's Naomi doing a nice job.
Nice to have her with us this Sunday morning.
I hope you agree.
You know, when I was a child and I was forced to take a nap in the afternoon, I thought that was punishment.
But now, since I'm retired, taking a nap in the afternoon is like a mini vacation.
A little bit of a break there.
I got a lot of friends over in Rosendale and I really do appreciate them listening to our programming.
the good folks at the Towerview assisted living always put out a monthly newsletter for those that are you know family members etc letting people know in the community what is going on this past month of June has been a busy one the residents have been out and about traveling to different ice cream shops having a good great time in fact coming up this Tuesday on the 30th
They're going to go to Cowlicks at 12.30 in afternoon on Tuesday.
They like to thank all the people that volunteers throughout the year to help make the residents feel like family to them, your own family.
And they had so many successful fundraisers this last month.
They want to thank you folks for that too.
Now, if you'd like to go to the Doc Spiders baseball game, it's coming up.
July 13th on a Monday evening and let's see the game starts at 11.35 on that day.
They're gonna be leaving I believe at 10.30 for a 11.35 game.
All family and friends are invited and they have a section reserved.
Now tickets are I believe $20 ticket includes a brown bag lunch too so you can sign up by this coming Wednesday the 30
Yeah, July 1st.
So you got to this Wednesday to sign up, okay?
Give them a call at Kim if you'd like to come.
Everybody please sign up with Chanel or Kim by July 1st.
If you'd like to go to that baseball game with the good folks at Towerview.
I'm glad to see that they're doing.
Talk to Chanel, get tickets.
Her number is 920-
9 7 9 21 51 it would be great if we got a good showing from our listening audience To attend that ball game with the folks that tower view also 9 2 0 for Trying to think of her first
name
here.
I just had on the tip of my tongue I guess that's part of getting old.
Oh Kim give Kim a call 9 2 0 8 7 2 25
52 that's a tower view and I'm glad to see that they're keeping busy out on the road.
We got Bing Crosby coming up
Rock of Ages cleft for me Let me hide myself in
thee Rock of
Ages cleft for me Let me hide myself in thee
Let the water and the blood From thy wounded side which flowed Be of sin, the double cure Save from wrath and make me pure Could my tears forever flow
Could my zeal no
longer know These horses could not atone Thou must save
and Thou alone In my hand no price I bring Simply to thy cross
Cause I cling
Nicely
done, Bing Crosby!
Are you gonna be in the market to have some concrete put in this spring or summer?
I guess I could say summer officially now.
It says it's been a full week, one week of summer.
How has it been for you?
Are you considering contemplating getting concrete put in?
Maybe putting in a concrete patio so you can put all your furniture on and not have to move it every time you cut the grass?
Or you have a place to put the barbecue grill?
Nicely done up.
Kcreate right here in Ripon can do the job for you.
Commercial and residential concrete contractors.
They do the flat work.
You know like sidewalks, patios, driveways, concrete inside buildings like garages, new machine sheds.
They do it all and they have all the equipment.
Why don't you give them a call and get a free quote.
920-279-8854.
There's an old saying.
It's not how much you know, it's who you know.
And who you know is going to give you the best job.
When it comes to concrete, it's K-Crete.
920-279-8854.
These guys are great.
I've had them.
I know you're going to like them too.
279-8854.
Give Dylan and the boys a call and let them do your concrete flatwork for you.
All right, what are they going to talk about?
Oh, no, brewer heating and cooling.
that's another thing temperatures are going to slowly rise this last week was relatively cool yet in the 70s and the mornings in the mid 60s and a couple of those days I was out doing some yard work I do my daily chores you know even though I'm 77
I have to still do my job, you know.
Corky says you don't.
If you don't work, you don't eat.
So I get out and do my chores.
But with the warmer weather forecasted coming real quick, you know your air conditioning system is going to be very vital to your comfort.
Get all the brew heating and cooling.
Rip is northeast side on North Douglas Street.
920-748-6494.
I don't know how many of you folks out there listening do not already have air conditioning, but it is sure a blessing when the weather gets hot and miserable.
Get a hold of brewer heating and cooling and let them tell you how affordable it is.
Your comfort level, you cannot put a price on.
Brewer, heating and cooling.
I want to say good morning to Big Mike over in Princeton there too at the St.
John's Catholic Church.
They got that big picnic coming up in the month of August.
We'll be talking about that too.
Hey, let's get back to some more music.
Here's Kevin Spencer and his family.
Hi, this is Kevin Spencer of Kevin Spencer and Friends.
I hope you enjoy this song my mother Barbara and I wrote together many years ago.
James Todd and I dedicate this song to you mom.
Hope you're
listening.
by the river.
If I leave you here, that's where you'll find me.
Let's meet by the river, over on that
beautiful shore.
I've heard of the city, dunce all coming down from God out of heaven.
The walls are of jasper, gates are of pearl, and streets of pure gold.
the moon.
Just wait by the river.
It's such a good place for us to meet over there.
And after I
fight, let's go see Jesus.
Then let's go fight.
Oh, that was nice, Suspensers.
We got the Andrew Sisters coming up.
We'll do this song for my little buddy over there in Winnick County, Tom Zilgus.
Good morning, Tommy.
I hope you're doing
well.
of Jesus and his glory, of Jesus and his love.
I love to tell the
story because I know it is true.
It satisfies my longings as none
Well that was nice.
Andrew's sisters from out of the past.
You know one thing I can tell you about?
I love cheese.
Do you love cheese?
I celebrate June Dairy Month all year long and I encourage you to do likewise.
Johnny Metzeg and their crew up there at Willow Creek Creamy just north of Berlin yet south of Auroraville.
On Highway 21 they are not open on Sundays like they used to be last year.
But you know what?
They are open Monday through Fridays from 9 to 5 and Saturdays
eight to five fresh cheese curds are brought in warm from the main vat and i believe uh is that zitto in that area winchester area monday thursdays fridays and saturdays fresh cheese curds are on 10 o'clock in the morning they are so good string cheese available on tuesdays too so many different items are favors for people i like extra sharp cheddar in fact i'm getting down to whittling off the last of my little block of sharp cheddar cheese
I used, I love to melt that sharp cheddar in with some shredded fried up hash brown potatoes.
You get a bag of shredded potatoes and just before they get done, put some of that extra sharp cheddar cheese in it.
It really gives it a special flavor.
It is really good.
All our kids love it too.
So no matter if you like sharp cheddar, extra sharp, you like Swiss.
Cheddar cheese of all kinds mozzarella even some cheese with Different things like bacon bits in to they got that too as well check them all out and will agree creamery first thing tomorrow at 9 o'clock on highway 21 Just each of the four-way stop sign phone number up there if you have any questions tomorrow or during the week 920 361
five, two, five, six, three, six, one, five, two, five, six.
And Johnny wants to thank all the area dairy farmers for making all that provided raw milk to make those different delicious kinds of cheeses.
Some good stuff there, let me tell you.
Maple Crest assisted and independent are with us today.
They are located at 150 Douglas Street.
No matter what your age, you're gonna find your body changing over time as we all age together.
And that's a good thing, remember that?
9207487300.
We would all love to be in our teenage active lifestyle yet, but unfortunately things do tend to break down.
you know, all your muscles and your body changes.
It might be part of your activity, schedule that causes that, or it might even be your diet, or the lack of sleep.
Maple Crest, they can give you a comfortable living environment in the independent apartment section, or the assistant level, no matter what your situation is.
Give them a call, do a walkthrough with Chad Gill and Vicky at 150 Douglas Street, Ripon's Northeast Edge.
Just south.
modern rentals at that last stop and stop and go light go south and Douglas Street and you'll come to Maple Crest the phone number 920-748-7300 and have a blessed week from Chad Gill and Vicki and all their friends at Maple Crest 748-7300 we got a group call The Master's Hand and they're going to do a song entitled Why Me Lord
Why me Lord?
What have I ever done to deserve even one of the pleasures I know?
Tell me Lord, what did I ever do that was worth loving you or the kindness you've shown?
Lord
help me Jesus, I've wasted it so help me Jesus, I know what I am But now that I know that I've needed you so
help me Jesus, my soul's in your hand
Try me Lord, if you think there's a way that I can repay all I've taken from you.
Maybe Lord, I could show someone else what I've done through myself on my way back to you.
Lord help me Jesus I've wasted so help me Jesus I know what I am Now that I know that I've needed you so help me Jesus my soul's in your hand Lord help me
Jesus, I've wasted it so help me Jesus, I know what I am But now that I know that I've needed you so help me Jesus, my soul's in your hand Jesus
My soul's in your
hand.
Oh, the master's hand.
They're a local group from Central Wisconsin.
We got something coming up by Kenny Rogers.
So many nights.
I'd sit by my window Waiting for someone To sing me her song So many dreams I kept deep inside me Alone in the dark But now you've come
at sea a drift on the waters could it be finally I'm turning for one finally a chance to say hey I love you never again to be all
Always dedicate that song to John and Danny Heatley for me.
Heatley Electric because they light up everybody's life too.
But the good Lord does it in a much better and longer lasting way.
My buddy Luke and his pals from the Friesland Community Men's Course are coming up.
Luke and his family want to say good morning to Luke's crew over there in Rosendale, Diane and Seth and the rest of the kids.
We got Luke and his buddy is going to do a song entitled
Coming down the Friesland Community Men's Course.
I'll be singin' with the angels harmonizing with the saints, shoutin' and say, Peter, when I reach those burly gates, talkin' with my savior as we walk on Holy Ground.
In that city, John saw coming down, coming down, coming down, coming down.
No more fighting with the devil No more struggling with my sin No worry, hope tomorrow Or what my life has been
When the sun shines, storm clouds won't be found.
In that city, time's all coming down.
Coming down, coming down, coming down.
In that city, time's all coming down.
I'll be taken up to glory where peace and joy are found.
In that city, time's all coming down.
We'll feast upon the manna and we'll drink from living streams.
Sit down at the table with all of us redeemed.
Shouting, hallelujah, all that's singing.
What a sound, in that city, guns are coming down.
nicely
done boys we got Ricky Van Schulten just as I am
Lord knows I was one lonely man
Then you came along Laugh that old gospel song
You took me just as
Just a...
First as I am It's
amazing you saw
the
light
shining Through the darkness
that light
had left me
group called Judah and I'm getting ready to go home.
Homan Ford, Homan Auto Group are with us on our Wednesday and Saturday programming but the day being Sunday we have their sister auto dealership here in town.
It's Homan Chevrolet Buick GMC and Randy and the rest of the group that worked there on the weekends would love to be able to set you up with a delightful vehicle that'll give you many years of dependable service and a comfortable ride.
They have Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC vehicles.
And between Randy, Curtis, Chewie, and Tony, the four sales group guys, they'll take good care of you and give you an excellent deal on your next purchase.
Stop in there soon on West Phonelack Street.
They even have a couple of sports cars there too, if you like, that being a sporty category.
Check out the low mileage, locally traded in vehicles.
You just might find something you like.
You never don't know until you look.
Take the opportunity.
You can give them a call.
Schedule your current maintenance on your vehicle you're driving right now.
Oil changes.
Tires replaced.
Tires rotated.
Wheel balancing.
Maybe you need the transmission flush.
Have you ever had a vehicle for longer than say five years?
Have you ever had the transmission fluid checked and flushed out so you have your transmission running properly?
Wouldn't that be something if you had to go to one of the
Friends or grandchildren's occasion to be celebration like graduation or a wedding and you're driving in your car breaks now heaven forbid seven four eight Three three seven seven let the good boys and girls at home in Chevrolet Buick GMC Keep your car running in tip-top performance We have a young gal all the way from Arizona It's Julie Lee and she's gonna do in the garden
I come to the garden alone While the dew is still on the roses And the voice I hear falling on
discloses and he walks with me and he talks with me and he tells me I am his own and the joy we share as we tarry there none other has ever
And the sound of his voice is so sweet The birds hush, they're singing And the melody that he gave to me Within my heart is ringing And he walks with me
And He tells me I am His own And the joy we share as we tarry there The another
has ever known
I'd stay
Around me he's fallen But he bids me go Through the voice of war His voice to me is calling And he walks with me And he talks with me And he tells me
And the joy we share as we tear revenge None other has ever
God only knows where I rest my weary head.
I can't stop thinking about heaven.
You know I'm going for sure.
Jesus is my Savior and I'm not scared.
Hey, that's a good one there.
A little bit of a tune there by Jerry Storey is his name.
Jerry Storey.
Well, I'll tell you, the good folks that pre-me implement sales and service just wants to rip in here about an eighth of a mile from the Ripon City limits would like to invite all you farm families in here and you city dwellers too.
If you have a lot of lawn space to cut, they have the Bobcat zero turn riding lawn mower that's up to the task.
If you got the job, they got the machine to take care of it.
If you don't enjoy cutting grass every few days now that the grass growing season is here, you have better things to do.
Why not check out the Bobcat zero turn riding lawnmower.
yep they even have the utility tractors there too if you have a bigger yard say you have a big feed lot you have a lot of livestock to feed and you have to push the feed back up in front of the bunker how about the machinery for tilling up the land if you got your first I know some farmers already working on second crop hey wow look at that the harvest season is already upon us the pea fields are starting to come up
I can see them blossoming already.
Soon the pecanbines will be moving.
If you're on the land and you need machinery for planting or harvesting or for hauling out manure and keeping the barn waste all cleaned up, get a hold of pre-b sales and service.
They got the machinery, they have the machine, the technician to fix anything that breaks down for you, and guess what?
They even buy
You know, they'll even give you a great training if you buy something brand new.
How about that?
That's at Prevy Sales and Service on Ripon's West Side.
Wishing you God's blessings for a very happy week.
You can't really complain about last week's weather.
It was down in the 70s for the most part.
Not too many, 20 days.
So let's appreciate all the hard work those farm families do from all of us that don't work on the land.
748-2626.
Gary Mark and Phil Peebe wishing you all of God's blessings this next week and forever.
We got a song here by the Oak Ridge Boys.
And the guys are, Gary Mark and Phil are taking a break because they're sitting on the sunny banks.
Just an emptiness was in this heart of mine Hopeless, helpless I was lost Till once upon a day Someone told me that my sins would wash away If I'd just believed that God had made the way To save me
Once upon
a cross Once upon a queue The eternal price for sin had all
been paid Once upon a man All the sins of all the world at once were
the sacrifice to pay the awful
cost and gave his life for me once upon a cross.
Once upon a night when nothing in the world is going
And you stumble and you fall without the light Hopeless, helpless you are lost Remember once upon a day Someone told you that your sins would wash away If you just believed that Jesus made the way to save you
Once upon...
That's the sad truth.
into.
I go
It is well, it is well with my soul My sin, oh the bliss
with my soul it is well with my soul
the day when my faith shall be set.
with my soul it is well, it is well with my soul it is well with my soul
Gentlemen by the name of Drew Baldridge is his name.
Drew Baldridge and it is well with my soul.
All of us at some point during each and every individual weeks might find something to complain about.
This is wrong or this could be better etc.
But overall the good Lord takes good care of us and gives us many bountiful things and blessings that we should be deeply grateful for.
Do you feel that way?
If you're a senior citizen and you're looking for a comfortable place to live, clean and spacious, consider Prairie Place on Ripon's northeast edge of town, right at the city limits.
Prairie Place.
It's a beautiful place to retire to.
And you know what?
They have one, two, and three-bedroom units.
And also, they have an individual, that's an individual independent living facility on the north end of the building.
But on the south end of the same structure,
is the assisted level of care for those individuals that have reached a point in their lifetime where they need more help for day-to-day activity.
At 749 East Oshka Street, I urge you to call Jeremiah Growthy and set up a walking tour for you and your family.
Jerry, we'd like to thank all the folks that stopped by.
Visit.
It's nice.
Check out the facilities and also to visit with the residents.
They love to see you too.
And Jerry says, make sure you thank all the volunteers, all the people that stop by and entertain your residents there too.
That means a lot.
748-8900.
Give Jeremiah a growthy call and set up a walking tour.
You have a large cafeteria where they have chefs preparing the meals.
three times a day, breakfast, noon, and dinner.
And if you don't want to eat in the cafeteria, you can make your own meals in the independent wing in your very own spacious kitchen.
They are roomy.
I've been in several of those rooms visiting the residence there at 749 East Oskar Street, Prairie Place, 748-8900 and have a beautiful, beautiful week.
We have a song coming up here right now.
I believe we have Mark Gray.
When I was a little boy on Lookout Mountain, this is the first song I ever learned to sing.
It's about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
It's called Jesus Loves Me.
If you'd like to learn a new song, let's learn this one.
It goes like this.
Jesus loves me this and all For the Bible tells me so Little ones to Him belong They are weak, but He is strong Yes, Jesus loves me
Yes,
Jesus loves me The Bible tells me so Jesus loves me He will stay close beside me all the way If I love Him
Sing
it with me.
Let it shine, this little light of mine I'm gonna let it shine, this little light of mine I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it shine
Let it shine, let it shine, let
it
shine.
No, don't let Satan blow it out.
I'm gonna let it shine.
No, don't let Satan blow it out.
I'm gonna let it shine.
No, don't let Satan blow it out.
I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
Let it shine till Jesus comes.
I'm gonna let it shine.
Oh, let it shine till Jesus comes.
I like that
one.
A song done by Jason Crabb, with along with his daughter Ashley.
Way to go, Jason and Ashley.
You know, that's a father and daughter combination.
How about a father and son together?
That's Wade and Wayne Coffin at Pettles and Plows.
Many, many years ago, Wayne Coffin started this landscaping business where they had trees, shrubs and bushes.
Then they opened a produce stand to go along with it.
Not only did you get landscaping plants, trees and shrubs and bushes, but they have flowers too.
Right now they have a close-up.
A lot of the plants are annuals or perennials.
In fact, they just recently had a 25% off on tree shrubs and bushes.
Why don't you check and check if that percentage has gone up?
I bet it has.
They also have sweet corn.
I know they have two Debbie's working there.
They got two Debbie's that take turns working during the week and one gal named Christie that helps out too.
If you're going to do a little landscaping today, plant some trees, shrubs and bushes, they get some beautiful shade trees there.
Now these are not small bush trees.
These are nice sized plants.
You're going to want these because you don't have to wait several years for them to get a jump start.
Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 6, and today from noon to 5.
That's add petals and plows.
Stop and get some fresh sweet corn.
More and more things added to the produce stand.
as the weeks go by summer weather brings on these garden plants really fast when it comes to vegetables so check out what's available right now sweet corn you know they're gonna have a lot of other things on that produce table too but if you come for plants pick up a couple dozen sweet a dozen cobs of sweet corn take that home too enjoy that with the family even the sweet corn is worth the trip
to the country.
Check out the sale on all the plants, tree shrubs, bushes, and flowers, and I know you'll be happy with your selection.
Located at 9129 Carpman Road, just west, about a half mile or so off of County Road E. Turn at the roadside sign just north of Rush Lake or south of Highway 91.
Phone number there is 920.
290-1621.
290-1621.
Call after 10 o'clock Monday through Saturday or after 12 noon today.
It's pedals and plows.
More music coming up right now.
We have a song done by Mickey Gilley.
But there...
Something nice by Mickey Ghillie!
That's waiting to
heal.
There's people lost and lonely.
Oh, they're searching for a friend.
And it's all up to
us, Lord, to help.
The group called the Duncan's there for you on our Sunday morning, get together.
I hope all of you are gonna have a great week coming up.
Remember, just take Christ wherever you go.
Keep Him right with you.
You can't go wrong.
Our weeks are always better when you know the good Lord is right with you.
Hey, guess what?
I think David Petillo just stopped by.
Where are you,
David?
Hi, this is David Petillo.
You know the best music is gospel music.
You found the best station, so stay tuned right here.
On a hill.
Oh, that was nice.
It was Ray Price on our Sunday morning get together.
We got the Staller Brothers coming up to the microphone with Over the Sunset Mountain.
Jesus is my Savior and me
On the wings of the snow white duck He sends His pure
The spirit grows now When these things beset us
He doesn't forget us He sends down His love
On the wings of the dust On the wings of the snow white dust He sends His
He searched for land In various ways
Troubles he
had some
But wasn't forgotten
He
sends his pure sweet love
A sign from above
On the wings of a dove On the wings of a dove On the wings of a dove On the wings of a dove
A little bit of Frolin Husky there on our Sunday morning.
Here's a song that I've heard from you folks that you really like this one.
Over the last several years I played this cut.
It's done by a group called
four-fold and it's entitled Firmly Committed.
Listen.
You got Willie Nelson coming up with UnCloudy Day.
Emily Nelson on our Sunday morning visit.
Hey, thanks for joining me today.
I got a scamper out here, make room for the next program.
Our program today brought to you by the good folks at Kaycrete, your commercial residential concrete flat work contractors.
Also with us, Vanderbink Produce Standard back.
Check them out today from 10 to five, Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 5.30 on Ripon's west side.
We also had pedals and plows with us north of Rush Lake off of County Road E.
They're open today from noon to five too.
Brew heating and cooling.
Right here from Rippon.
Graphic sign and letter company.
Gotta love that Calam family.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Randy and the rest of the sales crew and mechanics on West Final Act Street.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Our local Ivy grocery store.
Phil and his crew.
Prairie Place on Rippons.
North East Side, 749 East Oshka Street.
The Pre-B Boys at Pre-B Sales and Service.
Maple Crest were with us today too.
The Horacan Bank.
Member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
We had Chris, Rolanda, and Marissa at Buttson Martin Funo Home.
Top of the Hill.
West Oshka Street and May Party Drive.
Willow Creek Creamery were with us today too.
And they're open Monday through Saturdays.
Check them out.
And the Tower View Villa and
Rosendale.
Have a great week everybody.
I'll catch up with you on Wednesday.
Bye bye and just remember don't sweat the small stuff.
Small stuff take one day at a time.
Bye
bye.