Good morning everybody.
Time to wake up and greet the world with a
smile.
who's brought stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming.
That's the hall we like to hear of that place.
See, we love to drop the dead job home.
Cards are quite a treat.
Marching on the speed of yet you ever have one in your home.
that are quite a treat, marching on
Birkels way way back in the late, well actually it's early fifties.
That's not an old 78 recording.
L. Ray Birkels.
Good morning everybody.
Tuba Dan here today is the day after July 4th.
It's July 5th.
You know what?
Not only is it July 5th, but it's a great day to get over to Mr. and Mrs. Peace Eatery and have something delicious.
for breakfast that's right they're open today from seven until two so about another oh 24 minutes or so go ahead on over there something delicious they got so many wonderful things on the menu you can't miss out something really good but you know what i'm not only the day after july 4th but it's also tom the loudest birthday today happy birthday
tom
May you live to be a hundred And may all your dreams come true!
Today is your birthday, and we wish you happiness!
Every day, there's a lot of sunshine And there's a lot of friends!
Happy birthday Tommy.
Hope you have a great one and of course that's coming from your lovely bride, Joni.
We call her Little Red.
I'm sure the whole gang will get together over at Mr. and Mrs. Peace.
Why don't you and your family together and enjoy a delicious brunch or breakfast over there as well.
Even some noon lunch and items are fantastic.
I can't begin to tell you about that.
But also, another young fellow is having a birthday tomorrow.
Robert, I call him Bob.
Kenan over at Mount Cavier.
Happy birthday, Bob.
His big birthday is tomorrow.
Hope everybody's doing well.
Hey, Bob, give Bernie a nice big hug and a kiss for me, okay?
I know you can do that.
We got one of Tom's favorites.
Tom's a lot of birthdays out behind the
barn.
My pet used to tan my hide out behind the barn He taught me to be dignified out
behind the
barn
And when he took that strap to me He
brought me down across his knee He sure did hurt my dignity out behind the barn Got my education out behind the barn No, I ain't a fool in nosery
I pass each examination out behind the bar But it almost made a wreck out of me I smoked my first cigarette out behind the
bar Well, that's one day
I won't forget out behind the bar I took one puff you
should
have seen
I got my education out behind the barn No, I ain't a fool in nosery Pass each examination out behind the barn But it almost made a wreck
Well, he asked me to come and play
out behind the
bar.
He taught me how to kiss and pet, and that's one day I
won't forget.
We still play that same game yet, out behind
the bar.
I got my education out behind the bar.
No, I
ain't a fool in nosery.
Pass each examination out behind the bar,
but
it almost made a wrap.
Two very good friends of mine and Korky's too.
Robert, Kenan having a birthday tomorrow and Tom, the lotta today.
Happy birthday boys, hope the girls treat you well and take you out for a wonderful meal.
Maybe you'll all end up at Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
Here's a song to you guys from your lovely brides, Joni and of course Bernie.
Jean Autry.
I told you lately that I love you.
Could I tell you once again somehow?
Have I said with all my heart and soul how I adore you?
Well darling, I'm telling you now.
My world would end without a memory of you I'm no good without you anyhow Oh, have I told you lately that I love you?
Oh darling,
I'm telling you now Oh little
cowboy
Jean Audrey, happy birthday to you too if you're having a birthday or a wedding anniversary this week.
July just getting started, and we're gonna have some really warm temperatures.
We had a couple of warm, sizzling days this past week.
You know, I always give you a little famous last words, or maybe first words from Mr. Polizensky, Joe P. at the eatery.
Our words of wisdom for today is it's a good thing to be a little older because now, as Joe says, you can stay in bed later than your kids.
if you're old little retired joke there huh stay in bed later than your kids they got to go to work but you can stay in bed any beat coming up right now and he got one entitled every second or is that it yep every second
Listen dear, I think it's clear we need to sit and talk It seems you have this notion I've been having second thoughts While I must confess in a way I guess that silly notion's through Cause every second you're not here with me, I think of you Every second, every minute, every hour of every day Every second there's a thought of you that comes my way If you ask if I've had
That second thought's I guess I'd have to say Every second, every minute Every hour of every day Now I propose we drink a toast and turn the lights down
Don't worry, dear, you'll always be here in my heart to stay Every second, every minute, every hour of every day Every second, every minute, every hour of every day Every second, there's a thought of you that comes my way If you ask if I've had second thoughts, I guess I'd have to say Every second, every minute
Eddie B with every second and every minute and every hour of every day.
That's how long he misses you because they really do love you.
Well Joe P says, well play one of Bob's favorite songs.
Well Joe, this is why I think one of Bob's favorites is done by Romy Gazz.
Tell me sincerely.
There you go.
I don't know if you guys realize this, but Mark Jerukovic's grandpa, Jim Jerukovic, was playing second trumpet with Romeo on that particular recording.
Here's another song for some people we know and love who used to live in this town.
It's the Kiwani polka by the Tupadan family band.
you
little bit of the Kiwani poke of course Tom and Joanie used to live over there and that's who I was thinking about.
We got Dick Rogers and this is my early years with the Dick Rogers band off an old TV show.
I go back in time off an old TV show.
I'm coming walls Don Schles is bad I think recorded that first and we picked it up a couple years later We got Tom Hayes and Hayes boys coming up with a rise my darling polka
with Tommy Hayes in the Hayes Boys Band from Stratford, Wisconsin.
Well, we got time for one more song, but before we say goodbye for our Sunday morning mini poker fest, I want to urge you folks to stop in today.
Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, but then are open again Wednesday morning at 7 a.m.
till 2 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
So if you can't get over there today to celebrate a special occasion,
Make sure you do it this week.
Come back on Wednesday.
But if you can at all get there today, try to stop in.
A lot of people who pass through ripping love eating at Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery.
They get generous portions and the price is more than fair.
And you'll get that endless cup of coffee too.
Great people, they're waiting to serve you Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
If you'd like to pick up something to go and you don't want to get all gussied and dressed up, why not give them a call and come through the drive-thru?
The phone number to order food is 920-896-0696-896-920-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-896-897-897-897-897-897-897-897-897-897-897-897-897
0696 and tell them what you'd like.
They'll have it ready when you come by the window.
You don't even have to get out of your car and get that same number to call ahead and make reservations for groups of eight or more in your party.
That way everything is all set up when you get there.
Call ahead for eight people or more in your group.
I mean they get accommodate a whole tribe if the whole family's coming.
Just let them know.
0896
0696 and when you get there make sure you check out and get some of that delicious fresh bakery and pastry that Jackie and Kathy have made in the pastry display case when you come in.
I recently had some of their blueberry crumble cake.
That was awesome.
I had some strawberry rhubarb too last week.
It was excellent.
Good food, great friends and good times.
Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
We're going to go out with Dan Jr.
He's going to play a song for the tractor doctor and tractor nurse over in Oshkosh.
It's the St.
Paul Polka.
Thank you.
you
a little bit of that little poker they're called the Saint Saint Paul poker yeah a lot of bands recorded that Danny does a great job I'm really pleased to be able to say that we have so many wonderful people who pay for this show
each and every week not only on Wednesday but also on Saturday and you know on Sunday too for that matter.
We've got something coming up here in just a little bit here but before I get into that I just want to let you know I got a young fella from over from Monomony, Wisconsin that's the triple falls that loves to listen to the show and he visits with his grandparents Mike and his lovely bride Grandpa and Grandma Horseski over in Princeton.
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Andy Griffith is getting us started in the right direction.
I want to thank Joe and Kathy and the whole crew at Mr. and Mrs. Pease for giving us our Sunday morning mini polka fest.
That sure went by pretty quick.
At least I think it did.
I hope it did for you too.
Our Sunday Country Gospel show brought to you by the good folks at Vanderbrink's Produce stand on Ripon's West Side and yes they are open.
They got some mighty fine items there too.
Willow Creek Creamy, North of Berlin.
When you get to the four-way stop sign off of 49, go east on Highway 21, and you're right there.
Bought a football field length from the four-way stop sign.
We've got Rosendale's Tower View Assisted Living in Rosendale, but seen March in Funeral Home right here in Ripon, the Harkon Bank, member FDIC, your equal housing lender, Maplecrest Assisted and Independent Living, Pre-B Sales and Service, Gary Mark and Phil.
We also have prairie place on Ripon's northeast edge of town at 749 East Oshkosh Street.
Our local highway grocery store fill in his staff and they're open seven days a week including today from 6 until 10.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
We got Curtis, Tony, Chewie and Randy there waiting to help.
you make your selection for your brand new set of wheels.
We've got Doug, Danny, and Kathy Kelm, the Kelm family, a graphic sign and letter company on East Oshkosh Street.
We have pedals and plows on Kaufman Road, 9129 Kaufman Road, and they are open today too, from noon to five.
I know it's the day after July 4th, but they are open from noon on.
Brewer heating and cooling, the Brewer family, and of course, Big Mikey over there in Princeton.
Cake Creek are concrete flat workers right here in Ripon.
If you need some concrete put down, let these young fellas do it for you.
We got a song starting off here first by Jerry Lee Lewis.
On a hill far away, still an old rugged cross The emblem of suffering and shame And I love that old cross
where the dearest and
best all the world lost centers were slain so I'll cherish the Oroge the Oroge till my hope is at last I'll lay down I will cling
Let it change it someday for a crown For that old rugged cross So despised by the world Has a wondrous
attraction for me For the dear Lamb of God Left His glory
above
To
bear in the dark alley To bear in the dark alley To bear in the dark alley To bear in the dark alley To bear in the dark alley To bear in
the dark alley To bear in the dark alley To bear in the dark alley
Where
is glory, forever and ever?
Oh, I'll cherish the O'erugans through O'erugans till my truth is at last.
I lay down, I will flee.
They
call him the killer.
Yeah, the killer Jerry Lee Lewis in that piano.
He could sure make that piano talk.
It never ceases to amaze me all of the activities and functions
that our friends over in Rosendale at the Tower of View assisted living take in each and every month.
I mean these seniors are on the move.
Chanel and Kim and the whole staff take good care of these seniors.
You know they require a little bit of assistance.
That's why they call it assisted living.
Now it's never too early to plan ahead.
Ensure that your loved ones who are getting to that point when they need more care are in good hands.
Join the Tower of View family.
as they reach out living in assisted living at their establishment.
It's an experience that you can't find anywhere else.
Take a tour, ask questions, or join the waiting list today by contacting Kim at the Tower View in Rosendale.
She has a 715 area code, 715 305 43
That's 715-305-4302.
That's Tower View in Rosendale at 401 North Grant Street.
That's where it is right just north of the Rosendale High School.
In fact, why don't you give them a call if you have a loved one that you know would love living there.
Good good people.
Home in Chevrolet Buick GMC.
When it comes to transportation you want something that's dependable.
that'll get you there, but also back home too.
So many of you listeners are still working yet.
I can appreciate the fact that you get up early, you drive toward Oshkosh, or you're facing the sun.
It's hard to see sometimes because it's right over the horizon.
That happens to me a lot when I have early morning appointments.
But I know that if you take your time and you drive carefully, you'll get there eventually.
Don't rush.
Leave early because you never know what the traffic congestion might be like.
Homan Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Talk on the weekends between 9 and 1.
Randy, Tony, Curtis and Chewy take turns working the sales staff on the weekends.
Or give them a call 748-3377.
Homan.
Or get your car tuned up there with the mechanics Monday through Friday.
748-3377.
Happy motoring from your friends at Homan Chevrolet Buick GMC.
We got a song coming up here by Brian Elliott.
I think he's over here.
Let's
see.
That
final soul has been won.
What
will he say?
What will he say when you see Jesus?
When you see Jesus, will he say welcome home?
Whitney.
we say.
Going back in time we got Hank Williams Sr.
hammer and hank there.
Well the recent warm spell we had earlier this week was something really think about and so a lot of people went to the thermostats and turned on their AC.
If your air conditioner system is laboring and struggling to keep you comfortable you better get brewer heating and cooling a call first thing tomorrow morning and have a technician come up.
Maybe it is something as simple as low on freon.
Or it could be something a little bit more technical than just free on.
You never know.
But it's something that you as a homeowner should not tackle.
Give Doug, Johnny, Abby, and Sally a call.
Brewer heating and cooling on North Douglas Street.
They've got a lot of service technicians out there.
Maybe they can fix your system for you.
But whenever it goes out, make the first call to Brewer.
748-748-748.
6494.
And I hope you're enjoying your wonderful Fourth of July weekend with your family and friends.
And don't forget, include Christ in those party celebrations too.
Cacrete are our local concrete flat workers.
These are the guys that will put in a concrete patio for you so you no longer have to sit on the wet soggy grass with your barbecue grill.
or they'll put in a concrete driveway or a brand new concrete sidewalk.
Maybe you had one before, but it's all busted up.
They can take the old away and put down a brand new one.
One that'll last decades and decades and decades.
And after all, when you invest into concrete, you want it to be there for a long time.
And you don't want any of these unsightly cracks either.
K Creep, right here in town, give Dylan a call.
920.
2-7-9-8-8-5-4.
That's 2-7-9-8-8-5-4.
Give them a call tomorrow and get your weekend going in the right direction.
It's Kaycrete.
2-7-9-8-8-5-4.
We got Joey and Rory coming from North Carolina and they're gonna do softly and tenderly.
Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling Calling for you and for me See on the portals He's waiting and watching Watching for you and for me
tenderly Jesus is calling, calling oh sinner come home Oh for the wonderful love he has promised, promised for you
as mercy and pardon, pardon for you and for me.
So come home, come home, ye who are weary, come home, earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is called,
Well that's pretty Joey and Rory from the Carolinas.
We got George Jones coming up.
was slain by master came
The scriptures do come in and I believe
If your wishes are unknown when you die, your family will be faced with many decisions during a very difficult time when grieving is most important.
Butseen Marchant Funeral Home in Ripon can help you pre-plan a funeral for yourself, your parents, or a spouse.
Pre-planning is truly a gift to your family, loved ones, or caretakers.
Call Butseen Marchant Funeral Home anytime at 748-2623 to schedule an appointment.
We are here for you and we thank you for your trust in us.
Really nice people there.
We got
Chris, of course we've got Marissa and Rolanda, our butxene merchant.
We have several bituraries to tell you about.
The middle of this past month, on June 15th, Earl Schmule, aged 92, from Brandon passed away.
The good folks at butxene helped with the fuel arrangements.
Ann Atkinson, aged 84, from Princeton, passed away also.
She passed away.
Let's see, I gotta get this all pulled up here.
Okay, my phone decided to go on me here.
Here we go.
Ann Atkinson passed away in the 19th.
She was 84 from Princeton.
Edward O. Scoville, 89 from Ripon passed away on the 22nd.
Our deepest condolences to the Schmule, Atkinson, and Scoville families from the Budsene Marchion Funeral, helping those folks out, the families with the funeral preparation.
Really good folks there.
Let's get in some more music by the Stadler Brothers, huh?
How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost but now I'm found.
But now I see
was praise that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears released.
Hello polka friends, this is Randy Sobble from Home and Chevy Buick GMC and 822 West Fondle X Street in Ripon.
I listen to TubeBedan and Corky Show every free moment right here on your hometown radio station, AM 1600 and 93.1 FM.
I'll be there by Roy Aikoff on our Sunday morning, get together.
Got a big lineup of things to do today on your July 5th, 4th of July weekend.
I know yesterday, the 4th of July, a lot of folks had things going on with family and friends and neighbors, but perhaps you got some free moments.
How about heading over to Petals and Plows in North of Rush Lake and check out all the delicious vegetables that they have.
They got onions, cucumbers, zucchini, talked away just the other day.
even have a lot of sweet corn too see what's on the produce stand there they have and check out also the great deals on plants they got their trees shrubs and bushes marked down and your annuals I think like 50% off that's a good deal check out what's available at pedals and plows north of Rush Lake and then go west off of County Road E which is going through Rush Lake and go west on Kaufman Road 9129
Kaufman Road.
Give them a call if they can help you out.
The phone number there is 920-290-1621.
290-1621.
For all your plants, for your landscaping, and of course some fresh vegetables too.
Check them out now.
Pedals and plows.
Today from noon to five, otherwise from 10 to 6 during the week.
Yep.
Pedals and plows.
Can't go wrong.
We've got some more music coming up here in just a little bit, but I want to talk a little, if I could, about Willow Creek Creamery.
They're not open on Sundays, but they do have great hours throughout the week where you can access them and get delicious flavored cheeses.
Swiss cheese, extra charred cheddar, even cheese with bacon in it.
That's something innovative for the past several years.
They're open Monday through Friday, some nine to five.
Saturdays, eight to five.
They are not open today.
Fresh cheese curds are around 10 o'clock on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
And string cheese comes in fresh on Tuesdays.
So check out the different cheese varieties.
Perhaps they have something that you would enjoy.
With the kids being home this summer, cheese is a great snack and is healthy for them too.
A big thanks to all you area farm families for providing all the milk to make all these different varieties of delicious cheese.
Willa Cree Cree Marie, Johnny Medzik says, have an enjoyable 4th of July.
Everybody goes back to work, at least most of us, on Monday morning.
Some of us have to work all the time, like those farmers.
3-6-1-5-2-5-6, give them a call tomorrow after 9 o'clock.
3-6-1-5-2-5-6, if you have any questions.
We got the Duncan's coming up.
Here we go.
Let's see what we got.
If you see me standing round And it seems that I'm feeling down Well don't just turn and walk away
But mention my name to Jesus when you pray
friends forsake you, and you need someone to care.
Just turn your eyes upon Jesus, because He's the only one who's always there.
And if I see you standing round, and it seems that you're feeling
when I pre-
Three little rose buds by Raymond Fairchild.
Haven't heard that artist in quite a while.
Well, I want to talk a little bit about the Horkon Bank.
Some of you folks were taught the lessons early in life about working hard and saving a few dollars whenever you could.
Our grandkids are in that learning that process right now.
Even Little Bull, he recently got back from summer Bible camp.
And he's telling all the stories and things that he learned.
He's quite the little talker.
I would hope that someday you come back and help me do a radio show again soon.
The work on bank realizes that the lessons you, as an adult, a grandparent, or perhaps a parent, can teach your younger members of your family about not only learning how to save money, but also appreciate the things that you get along your journey that the good Lord has given you.
The good Lord will give us paths to choose.
Some of us
of us are more fortunate to be given the opportunity to select a lot of different paths in our journey through life.
The Horacan Bank wants to be there to make sure that all the investments you have made, you know, saving money for things to purchase are good ones.
Save your money at the Horkon Bank.
Start a check on account.
Encourage your grandkids to do likewise.
Have a check on account.
Even Bo has a check on account.
Can you imagine that?
Little Bo has a check on account.
He does.
He told me how much money he has saved up.
He says someday maybe if things work out he'd like to live out here on Olden Road.
I says where?
He says, with you, I said, oh, no, little boy, I do love the little guy.
I can't wait to hear about all the things he did at Bible Camp, to work on bank.
Encourage your kids to save money, huh?
Remember FDIC.
You're equal housing lender located on the south end of the Ripon main business district on South Washington Watson Street.
Watson Street, there you go.
745-2265.
That's your phone number.
Give them a call.
They can answer a lot of questions.
If you want to borrow money, talk to John and Jeffy.
745-2265.
We got another one coming up.
It's done by the Gann Brothers.
I come down on my shoulders And there's no one close by I can call I find comfort in knowing When this day
Sister.
That's a Danny one by the Gann Brothers.
Graphic sign letter company are with us today and like I always say, you gotta love that Kelm family.
They're very generous people and they're good friends of mine for many, many years now.
Danny took over most of the work from his mom and dad when they semi-retired.
I say that with a tongue in cheek smile on my face because Doug and Kathy helped Danny out quite a bit on a lot of those big projects.
Sometimes you just need an extra pair of hands.
Nikki works with Danny during the week, too, so they got four pairs of hands.
Graphic sign and letter.
You know, if you've got a big company and you've got a lot of big trucks and you've got a letter of these semi-trailers, sometimes you do need an extra set of hands.
Graphic sign and letter company.
Affordable signs of all kinds, no matter if you're putting them on vehicles, on signs from front of your...
house on the lawn lawn signs yard signs or signs on your mailbox uh let's see you get put a sign by the driveway you can put a sign on your buildings you know graphic sign language company they do it all at a very affordable right rate give them a call
748-7723 graphic sign and letter company on East Oshkosh Street Right a kitty corner from the big LP tanks on East Oshkosh Street as you're heading out of town going toward Oshkosh 748-7723 give Danny a call tomorrow after eight o'clock and If you need to set up an appointment you can do it that too He said he'll come in on Saturdays if you call ahead and make an appointment nice guy Danny 748-7723
Graphic sign and letter.
We got one here.
I think it's text reader
I dreamed I was there In a hillbilly heaven Oh, what a
beautiful sight
Last night I dreamed I went to Hillbilly Heaven.
And you know who greeted me at the gate?
The old cowboy philosopher himself, Will Rogers.
He said to me, he said, Tex, the boss of the riders up here has come to ask me to show you around.
Right over yonder is a couple of your old components.
And I was glad to see them.
Carson Robinson and the Mississippi Blue Yodeler
Jimmy Rock.
I dreamed I was there in a hill, Billy Hell.
Oh, what a beautiful
sight.
He introduced me to Wiley Post, and he showed me the hall of fame with all the gold guitars and fiddles hanging on the wall.
Then he said, tech, step over this way, boy, your friends will know you won't see, but they're waiting for you.
And there they were, standing side by side, smiling at him.
Hank Williams and Johnny Horton, Patsy Klein, Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins, Hank Martin, and the rest.
I met all
the stars,
And here, Billy
Hell, oh, what a beautiful
sight.
Then I ask him who else he expected within the next, oh, say, a hundred years.
He handed me a large book covered with stardust.
Will Rogers called it The Big Talent.
In it were many names, and each name was branded in pure gold.
I begin to read some of them as I turn the pages.
Red Foley, and Ernest Tubb, Gene Autry, Roy Acuff, Eddie Arnold, Tennessee Ernie, Andy Griffith, Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter, Tex Ritter.
That's when I woke up.
And I'm sorry I did because I dreamed I
was there in a hill, Billy
Hill.
Oh, what a beautiful
sign.
That's one of the versions by Tex that I have.
I have another one with a bigger cowboy backup band playing it, but that's not too bad either, by Tex.
Haven't heard that young fella in a long, long time.
Band & Breaks Produce stand are open today.
In fact, they're open every Sunday from 10 to 5.
And they're open today from 10 to 5 too.
Otherwise, Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 5.30.
Sweet, fresh, crunchy, juicy sweet corn, tomatoes, things that you can get out of the garden, cucumbers.
The list is long and as the summer months continue you're going to find more and more things that you would ordinarily grow in your garden that they have available.
So if you don't have a garden or you don't want to monkey with that, stop out the Vandy Bricks.
Everything is priced just right.
Affordable.
Plus now is the season again for those delicious Amish fry pies.
Have you had one yet this year?
Well boogie on over to Vandenbrink's Pro to stand on Ripon's west side.
Just before you leave the Ripon city limits on West Vinalak Street.
So you're going out for brunch today or perhaps noon lunch.
How about heading over to Vandenbrink's after you get done.
They open at 10 o'clock.
till five this afternoon.
They open an extra half hour longer from 10 to 5.30 Monday through Saturdays.
Come and see Barry and Gail and get reacquainted with the Vanderbrink's delicious fresh vegetables and fruits and don't forget all that sweet juicy sweet corn.
Here's a song for Barry and Gail.
Vanderbrink from the produce stand is then by Billy Walker.
It's entitled In the Garden.
Let's see if we can back that up and get the right cut here for you.
Huh?
What do you say?
How about this and here's in the
garden?
And the voice I hear falling on my ear, the Son of God disclosed.
And the sound of his voice is so sweet The birds hush, they're singing
Just a
closer walk with Thee.
I am weak, but Thou art strong.
Jesus keep me from
Just a closer walk with Thee.
Just a closer walk, just a closer
walk, just a closer walk,
just a
closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer
walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just
a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just
a closer
walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer
walk, just a closer walk, just a closer
walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just
Just a closer walk with thee When my feeble life is over
Just a closer
walk,
just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a
closer walk, just a
closer
walk, just a
closer walk, just a closer walk,
just a closer walk,
just
a
closer walk,
just a
closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk
with me.
Just a closer walk
with thee Miss Patsy Cline at some point in all of our lives perhaps yourself you had to rent a home an apartment But you had to move out of your parents home and got settled and then eventually hopefully you bought your own place You know every time you moved it was always a traumatic How are you feeling because you got to pack everything up and
or even the dresser drawers and haul them out and move everything and settle in again.
And it took you a while to get out of living from inside boxes because everything was stored.
You know, all the kitchen utensils, et cetera.
And it's always a tough move.
It's always nice to know that if you find the right location, you again realize that all the effort and work you put into it, the stress and strain was well worth it.
It was a great move.
At Prairie Place, I think it's a great move too.
Located on Rippon's northeast edge of town, right on Highway 44, Prairie Place is an excellent location for seniors to consider.
At 749 East Oshka Street, it's a big dark blue building.
Large spacious independent apartments for seniors and also a second level of assisted care in the same building but on the south end of the building.
One, two, and three-bedroom independent apartment style living at Prairie Place.
A large cafeteria where your meals are prepared three times a day.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner by chefs.
Good food there.
Not only that, if you live in the independent apartments, you can make
your own meals pick and choose off the monthly meal program go to the cafeteria on those specific days or make your own stuff or go out to eat every meal every meal because you're independent you just have a warm clean comfortable place to put your pillow on you know put your head on your pillow at night 749
East Oshkosh Street Prairie Place.
You seniors should consider that.
Why don't you call Jeremiah Growthy and find out if there's any openings.
Any vacancies at Prairie Place because they do pop up.
Also a system level of care too are right off of Olden Road.
Same phone number 7488900.
Bring your whole family take a walk through and see why so many people love living at Prairie Place.
What a friend we
have in Jesus All
our sins and griefs to bear
That was really nice by Bobby Helms.
Right now we have Frolin Husky coming
up.
Firlin Husky.
I have several multiple artist CDs and Firlin Husky's on quite a few of them with that same song.
You know they released these
favorite songs from over the years.
Here's Jack Green coming up asking you that most important question.
Why me Lord?
the pleasures I've known.
Tell me Lord, what did
I ever do that was worth loving you or the kindness you
Maybe, Lord, I can show someone else what I've been through myself on my way back to You.
Lord, help me, Jesus.
I've waited.
My soul's in your hand Jesus, my soul's in your hand
That's pretty good stuff there, a little bit of music there On our Sunday morning by Jack Green Mel Till is coming up to the microphone
The best of your service Telling the world That the Savior has come
Be not dismayed If men
don't believe you He'll understand
My journey, a weary of life, and the battle is won.
The Savior of
all sinners hung on the cross He was God's only Son Oh, hear Him call His Father up in heaven
To the end of my journey, weary of life, and the battle is won, carrying this town.
Well
done.
You understand.
Nicely done, Mel, tell us.
You'll understand and say, well done.
Well, the PB boys are hard at it.
You know, we have to admit, we've gotten a little bit of rain, but some really warm weather lately.
And what that means, the crops are really going to pop up.
A lot of God's
beautiful sun rays that warmth to get that soil heated up after that seed is all germinated.
Have you ever noticed how quickly the corn grows after you got a little rain, then a warm stretch of weather?
Well, Pre-B sales and service knows that because they work with farm families and many farm families in this area need to replace their equipment or parts or things fixed.
Things that they just can't do because they're so busy on their farm.
Pre-B sales and service was located an eighth of a mile west of the Rippin City Limits on Highway 23.
Monday through Fridays the boys are there from 8 till 6 and Saturdays 8 till noon.
They are closed however on the last Saturday of each month.
So keep that in mind.
Talk to Gary in the part shop if you want to get the parts to fix your machinery yourself or to mark in the technical in the shop area where the mechanics are.
or to fill in sales have you considered getting a bobcat zero turn lawnmower boy those things look they there's all built so tough and they got spring suspension in here
so you don't go bumpity bump across the lawn.
It's a comfortable ride.
Large and medium-sized, zero-turn Bobcat lawn mowers.
Get a hold of one of these babies.
I think you and your wife will both want one if you have a lot of grass to cut.
Give them a call if they can help you out, ask her any questions for you, or just stop in.
Monday through Fridays, eight to six, or Saturdays, eight to noon.
Seven, four, eight, two, six, two, six.
But keep in mind, please,
that they are closed on the last Saturday of each month.
More music coming up right now.
Here's Stony Cooper and Wilma Lee.
We haven't heard this song in a very, very long
time.
If we keep on the sunny side of life There's a dark and a troubled side of life There's a bright and a sunny side too Though you meet with the darkness and strife The sunny side may also find you
Crushing hopes that we cherish so dear Clouds and storms will in time pass away The sun again will shine bright and clear
was old a lad stood alone in tears for he had just said goodbye to the one he had loved for the year he stood alone with his head
When God comes and gathers his jewels All his treasures, dines and gold You'll meet her up there in heaven so fast When God comes and gathers his jewels Every night when the pale moon is shining You can see
This lad all alone With his
eyes
lifted up toward heaven He's repeating these words he was told When God comes and gathers his Jews All his treasures, diamonds and
gold
You'll meet her up there
In heaven so fair When God comes and gathers His Jews When God comes and gathers His Jews All His treasures have died
I'm
so excited to tell you about a product that I found at our local Hivey grocery store.
Perhaps this might interest you too.
and maybe you'll want to try it with your family.
It's something that you reheat in your microwave.
It's Kingsford Barbecue Pool Pork.
That's right, there's not much fat on it at all.
In fact, I don't think there's any at all.
It's pool pork with barbecue sauce and it's made by the Kingsford Company.
You know, the ones that used to make the charcoal for your charcoal grill for cooking out, but this stuff is already prepared.
You open the box, the package, poke the lid, the plastic cover, leave the plastic cover on, and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes.
Pull it out, but be very careful because it's hot.
And you can make a whole bunch of barbecued sandwiches with pulled pork.
It's delicious.
I also picked up this last trip, barbecued pulled chicken breast.
There you go, it's chicken, but if you don't want pork, you can have chicken.
And it's all made by, this I think was by a famous Dave's was a brand made for this.
Something you should consider trying.
Try the pulled pork or the pulled chicken at Hivey Grocery Store.
The rotisserie and brocery chicken comes fresh out of the cooker around 11 o'clock each morning, seven days a week.
You might want to try that for lunch or dinner.
How about that, huh?
I always, when I pick up eggs,
At the Hivey store, I get the jumbo size eggs.
And so many of those eggs are double yolks.
So I know I'm getting more value for my egg purchase, for the extra sense that I pay for it, as well worth the investment.
I love eggs, and I love certain things, so I will continue to purchase those items on every trip I go, including some popsicles for corking over the warm months.
Consider getting something for the kids yourself.
Ice cream bars, or
popsicles, they're all good at the Hivey grocery store and they have a lot of dairy products in the house for when the kids come over.
Plus it's good for you too.
Our local Hivey grocery store, check out every department from the bakery, the deli, the fresh produce and vegetables, to all the canned goods and baking items for yourself and the adult beverages and soda, bottle water, etc.
It's our local Hivey store.
Six in the morning to ten at nine seven days a week Jim neighbors coming up next and all you Christians should know this
song
And
lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
Oh, you betcha, a little bit of Jim Nabors here, Gomer Pyle there, golly Andy, from the old Andy Griffith TV shows.
We have Crystal Gale coming up to do a medley for you.
Enjoy this one.
That was beautiful, Crystal Gale.
We got Tennessee Ernie Ford
up.
I remember when I started taking band lessons, that was in my lesson book, Faith of Our Fathers.
I had to play that for my band director, Mr. Shane, when I was in sixth grade, and I was so scared.
But I made it through, the good Lord watched over me.
Do you like to include other people when you make a major decision?
You know, family members, and you ask them, what do you think?
Do you think this is a good choice?
Well, at Maple Crest,
They invite you and your family to come out and check them all over.
If you're thinking about Maple Crest as a new place for you to set up camp, you know, get one of those independent apartment lifestyles at Maple Crest, 150 Douglas Street.
It's a good choice.
You can bring your family, walk through the entire building.
They'll tell you Chad, Vicki and Jill at a brain freeze for a minute.
Chad, Vicki and Jill, they'll show you around.
And not only that, but you're going to find so many of your other friends and neighbors that already reside there.
Maple Crest for decades has been a number one choice in this area for seniors when they want to downsize.
You don't want that big house or that large, large apartment.
You're just bouncing around like a ping pong ball in a big box.
You don't need that.
Get something that's more easy to take care of and still retain your sense of independence.
That's Maple Crest, 150 Douglas Street.
Let Chad, Picky, and Jill show you around.
And I know you're going to like what they have there because so many people have chosen them over the years.
They even have also a level of assisted care for those family members who need more attention for day-to-day activity and duties.
That's at Maple Crest, 150 Douglas Street.
Please check them out.
I think you're going to like them.
In fact, I know you will.
Maple Crest, 150 Douglas Street on Ripon's
east side here just south of the last side of the stop on Goliath's phone number 748-7300 set up a tour 748-7300 and come anytime if you have friends that are residents there they would love to see you as well we got a song coming up here by Ernest
Tubb
There's a family Bible on the table Each page is torn and hard to read But the family Bible on the table Will ever be my key
to memory.
At the end of day when work was over and when the evening meal was done, Dad would read to us from the family Bible and we
We count our many blessings one by one I can see us sitting round the table When from the family Bible Dad would read And I can hear my mother softly singing
of ages rock of ages cleft for me.
This old world of ours is full of trouble.
But this world would also better be if we'd find more Bibles on the table.
And mothers singing rock of ages, cleft for me.
I can't see a sitting round the table.
When from the family Bible Dad would read.
And I can't hear my mother so.
Very
nice, Ernest Tubb.
We got Porter Wagner with us.
You gotta ask the Lord's forgiveness You gotta pray to Him each
night Nobody else can ask Him for you He will show
That John was a Baptist Others say he was a Jew
But we're taught by the Holy Scripture
That was wonderful.
A little bit of Porter Wagner there.
We got read fully along with the
Jordanaires.
No tears, no tears up there.
No tears in heaven will be known.
No tears in heaven, no
sorrows given.
All will be glory in that land.
no tears in heaven fairs no tears no tears up there sorrow and pain will all have flew no tears in heaven fairs no
tears no tears up there
where we shall spend an endless day
there with our Savior
we'll be forever where no more sorrow can dismay no tears in heaven
No tears up there.
Sorrow and pain will all have flow.
No tears in heaven.
No tears.
No tears up there.
No tears in heaven.
Living about us Never molested though
Living so wicked year after year.
My brother, living the sunshine, will understand
it all by and by.
tune called Father Along.
George Beverly Shay coming up with Blessed
Assurance.
Your taste of glory divine.
Heir of salvation, purchase of good.
Born of his spirit, washed in his blood.
This is my story, this is my song, praising my Savior.
is my song, raising my Savior all the day long.
my sight.
Angels descending, ring from above.
Echoes of mercy, whispers of love.
This is my story, this is my song, raising my
The vocalist for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Tour, George Beverly Shane.
Nice guy.
Some more music coming up by David Petillo.
So I could see above the crowd This way your mom can find us
To teach me
just like them
David Patilow.
Gonna have to say a quick goodbye because we're running out of time.
I'd like to thank the good folks at K-Crete, our concrete flat workers.
If you're looking for concrete, check out K-Crete.
Petals and plows are with us today and they are open from noon to five.
Brewery heating and cooling, graphic sign and letter company.
You gotta love that.
Kelm family.
Hulman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Hivey grocery store on Ripon's west side.
Prairie Place 749 East Oskar Street here in Ripon.
They paid for part of our show as well as the Pre-B Boys, Pre-B Cells and Service, just what's ripping on Highway 23.
Maple Crest, they were with us today to the Huracan Bank.
Member FDIC, your equal housing lender, Willow Creek Creamery.
They are closed on Sundays, but they are open Monday through Saturday.
Vanderbrink's Produce Stand, on Ripon's West Side, they're open today from 10 to 5.
Otherwise, 10 to 5.30 Monday through Saturday.
Rosendale's Tower View, assisted living,
at 401 North Grand Street and rounding it all off, Buttson March in Funeral Home.
Have a great Fourth of July weekend, one again which tommed a lot of very happy birthday today.
My little buddy Bob Cannon over there by Mount Calvary, his birthday's tomorrow.
And if you have a birthday or anniversary, congratulations to you too.
I'll see you Wednesday
night.
Searching for something that I never find I couldn't see through the sun For the shine, cause what I was wanting was there all the time And he never gave up believing in me He can't believe that someday I'd say
I'm just a woman.
One day
Well, Jesus, you know, if you're looking below, it's worse now than then.
Cheating and stealing.
