Tuba Dan’s Wednesday Night Polka Party!!

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Tuba Dan’s Wednesday Night Polka Party!!

The Tuba Dan Show · Wed Jul 15, 2026

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and there we go again poker friends it's a Wednesday night poker party one more time around the block and today is Wednesday the 15th of july already can you believe it half the month is already shot and we start all over a brand new week of shows glad to have you along keep me company for the next couple hours 5 30 to 7 30 every Wednesday evening let's see who's paying for our show real quick huh we have Schmidt lumber

on East Phonelac Street, John and Danny Heatley keeping the lights on from Heatley Electric, modern overhead door.

On North Douglas Street, Ripon's Northeast edge of town, of course we have brewery heating and cooling up on that neck of the woods too.

We have a high vee grocery store on Ripon's west side, on Highway 23, but seen March and Funeral Home on top of the hill, on West Oskar Street, the May Party Drive.

Modern rentals!

at the corner of East Oshkosh and Douglas Street.

Hulman Ford and Hulman Autogrupe on West Fonalac Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Pease-Eadry.

Love those guys too.

John Cathy, a staff at 1,100 West Fonalac Street.

The Huracan Bank member FDIC, your equal housing lender in downtown Ripon.

Maple Crest assisted an independent living at 150 Douglas Street.

American Family Insurance agent Brad and the girls

at 120 Watson Street.

Binds and Russians will tell you what's happening over that neck of the woods this weekend.

We have van der Brink's pro to stand with us this evening too on West Plotlack Street just before you leave the Ripon City Limbs heading west toward Green Lake.

That's van der Brink's.

Beck's Meat Processing

and rank and also their meat market in downtown Oshkosh.

Lee Beverage for our community calendar of events.

From Oshkosh, I want to thank those guys, distributors of adult beverage and sundrop soda.

Kaycrete for all your concrete, flat work.

It's Kaycrete for patios, driveway, sidewalks, and even in some new buildings you put up like pole buildings.

And finally, pedals and plows for plants and fresh produce.

Oh, good stuff.

Lawrence Dukoe going to get things kicked in gear for us.

and they're going to do that grand and glorious feeling.

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Hey, there's a song I never heard before.

It was done by Randy Dorschner in the Scotcher Tina, his brother Jimmy on the tuba and Wellesley on the drums, one entitled the Yellowstone Polka.

I thought I heard just about every tune in the Polka library, but that's a new one for me, I tell you.

We want to talk a little bit about the good folks at pedals and plows located north of Rush Lake on Kaufman Road.

Take County Road E, north of Ripon.

Go past Rush Lake a couple miles up.

Or if you're coming from the north, drop down on County Road E off of Highway 91.

Follow the signs of the Petals and Plows Greenhouse.

They have signs up there.

Once you get down a little bit further toward the Kauffman Road, you'll see a sign there to point to the west.

They are located at 9129 Kauffman Road.

They got a significant reduction in all their plants, trees, bushes, and shrubs.

And they got great small plants, even larger shade trees too.

You might want to check into that yet.

Particularly if you had some wind damage that took some of your plants out earlier this spring.

Their phone number is 920-290-1621.

That's 290-1621.

Monday through Saturdays from 10 to 6 and Sundays from noon to 5.

It's pedals and plows.

Wade and Wayne Kaufman.

Great guys.

They love old time music just like you do.

Check them out.

Bring the grandkids.

to 9129 Kaufman Road.

Just go west about maybe a half a mile or so.

You'll see the big playground and the greenhouses too.

Wade says, come on over, we'll give you some good plants and some really delicious sweet corn, melons, cucumbers, zucchini, all the things that are ripe for this season they got on their produce stand.

10 to 6, Monday through Saturdays, Sundays, noon to five.

Need some concrete?

Okay, great, can do it for you.

They do concrete flatwork.

You know, like patios, sidewalks, driveways, or if you put up a new pole building or a garage, you need a concrete floor.

You don't like walking through that pea gravel all the time.

Let Dylan put in a nice thick coat of concrete with some reinforced rebar.

You don't have any cracks.

That's K-Crete, right out of Rippin' Year, 920-279-8854.

That's 920-

279-8854.

When you want concrete that's going to be around a while, get hold of Dylan and the boys at K-Crete 279-8854.

I highly recommend them.

We got Mark Kettle in the band from West Bend with the River City Blascapelle and they're going to do a Pretty Walls for you.

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Oh, that was delightful.

We got Don Peachy in the band.

Here's an only but goodie.

Isn't it wonderful?

All the different

things.

You could add cheese to ham and Swiss cheese sandwiches, grilled cheese sandwiches.

I just love cheese.

And I bet most of you people do too.

You know, when you talk about cheese, especially during the summertime, you put them on hamburgers, cheeseburgers, castrules.

I put cheese on just about everything.

I get my little grubby paws on.

That's right.

Get all of them.

your favorite cheese maker doing the entire year and support our local dairy farmers that's a little plug I want to put out there for all of our different cheese makers too.

How much aggravation can you take when your garage door starts giving you a problem can you put up with it for a while or does it finally come to a head and you say enough is enough you're going to call somebody get that blasted garage door fix it well right now you can call modern overhead door here in Rippon at 920-748-5000

And they also have another location in Wild Rose now on 18th Road.

Their phone number up in Wild Rose is 920-622-4119.

That's Wild Rose.

Give them a call modern overhead door or otherwise you're in Ripponette 748-5000.

Honest pricing, premium quality.

You get 16 different colors to choose and get rid of that aggravating door.

You don't need that.

Some things never change.

For families where you have both working spouses, you kind of watch your day-to-day expenses, your week expenses, your monthly expenses, then of course you have your yearly expenses too.

By that I mean your property taxes, your responsibilities for medical care for your family members, etc.

And the weight weighs heavy on many families.

And American family insurance, they realize one of the things that is really a necessity for families today is adequate insurance.

and try to hold on these expensive costs because it seems like so many times we wonder things are getting any cheaper.

I invite you to call our insurance agent, Brad Taglia-Pietra, and talk to Ginny and Brenda if Brad is up, but at least get a quote and find out how they can save you some money.

After all, you have other things to spend your investment dollars on.

Located at 120 Watson Street in downtown Ripon, give them a call.

Their phone number is 9207485031.

It's American Family, all the way.

You call them and let them save you some money.

American Family Insurance.

We got Donnie listening to his concertina, a star concertina player with the poker stars out of Stephen's Point for many decades.

Donnie left those guys when they folded up and started his own little four-piece band.

And they're going to do one here for my wife whenever I come in the house.

and got that twinkle in my eyes she'll say no no no

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Nice snappy job there.

A little bit of Donnie and Jermaine, listen to the rest of the band.

All the way from Sparta, Wisconsin, we got Wayne Solberg's family band, and they're going to do a nice one for you.

It's a lovely, lovely world.

Where are you, Wayne?

There you go.

There's two girls there, Wayne Solberg's daughter kicking up the dust for you there.

Well let's see what's happening at Vines and Rush's coming up.

I know they got a big celebration coming up.

The first of August is their customer appreciation day.

We'll give you a lot more info as that gets a little bit clearer.

Today's the 15th.

They got Jacob Fadden coming in on the 17th.

That'll be this coming Friday.

The following Friday on the 24th, they got Buck 50 there.

And then on Saturday the 25th, they got Adam Holworth.

So entertainments coming rolling in.

When the weather's really nice, you know, you can sit outside underneath the overhang and enjoy the nice cool air and enjoy the music that's playing.

They even set the band up outside on a little tent.

So come and enjoy the free music.

Vines and rushes, 410 County Road E, north of Ripon, just a few miles.

Delicious pizzas on Mondays, Thursdays.

Fridays and of course Saturday afternoons.

But the wine tasting room is always open every day.

You want to call ahead and get the hours for the wine tasting room.

That way you know what day you can come and you have the exact time.

7, 4, 8, 3, 2, 9, 6.

That's Vines and Rushes.

Korky and I last Thursday had to go north to Berlin and we went past Vines and Rushes and they had a crowd there.

I mean a crowd.

It was only like 4.30 in the afternoon.

I don't know if it was a big party, or people were coming for the delicious pizza.

I would guess it was for the pizza.

748-3296, they do draw a big crowd.

Binds and rushes.

Free admission for all their entertainment.

County roadie at 410-748-3296, they're probably its family.

Invite you on in.

Holman Ford and Holman Auto Group, what can I say?

So many times Corky and I will make our little short trips.

into town, either Phonlak, Oshkosh, or Ribbon.

I can't imagine the last time we were further than Oshkosh or Phonlak with this heat we don't go too far.

I don't really worry about our car breaking down because we always get it serviced.

If your car needs a tune up, regular maintenance like oil changes, having the tires checked, wheel balance, the transmission flush, all of these things are necessary so your car keeps going.

The most often overlooked problem that people don't attend to is their transmission fluid.

Talking to a mechanic over the other day at Holman and he was telling me that gets to be an expensive repair job if you let your tranny go.

At 1036 West Pondland Street, Ripon's West Side, 920-748-7777.

They want you to be a happy motorist and not have a glum face because your car keeps letting you down.

Get a locally low mileage trade-in at Holman.

I'll also check out the Auto Group.

They have Fords.

They have Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram products.

748-7777.

Talk to a sales associate.

They are open in the sales department Saturdays from 9 to 1.

I got to play a song for a good friend of mine.

I talked to Joni Delotta the other day and she was talking about some of their many friends.

and she mentioned Sula Buddha.

I haven't talked to Susie in a long time.

She would call me occasionally when I did the show live on Radio Road and I hope she's doing good.

I know she likes this particular band.

It's the White Rose Walls by Eddie B for Sula Buddha from Tom and Joanie and me.

I have two beautiful roses in my garden Girl, I have two beautiful roses in my garden Girl, call me

You will not be at the age of love.

You will be the white rose that has always remained.

I have a rose in my garden, I drink.

Please,

There's two roses in my garden just for you Please love me, cause I love you

Brewer heating and cooling are there to make your family feel comfortable during those cool wintery days and also hot summer days as well.

Brewer heating and cooling, just what it says, keeping you comfortable, no matter what the weather extremes there are doing outdoors.

Give them a call at 920-748-6494.

Up in the wall of Tomah, Wild Rose of Red Granite Day, I give Abby a call in the Wautoma Office Monday through Thursday.

920-748-6494.

It's Brewer heating and cooling out of Ripon.

serving this entire listening area.

Give the brewers a call and keep your family comfortable no matter what the weather is doing outdoors.

Ah, nice words there from our friends at Brewer Heating and Cooling.

not so much the heating right now but keeping you nice and cool those days really get hot that heat index oh man it's terrible it's brutal cutting the grass this time of year too hey i think we got another one for you

hello everyone this is mr p from mr and mrs p's eatery at 1100 west fondal x street highway 23 weston rippon my folks taught me the value of hard work

family and friends.

Stop by and let Mrs. P or myself prepare your next tasty meal or dessert.

Leachy in the band from Marshfield, Wisconsin and a nice little snappy polka.

I think they call that the skip polka wasn't it?

That's what it was.

See my memory is pretty good yet for an old guy.

We got Julie Lee and Hugo all the way from Arizona where they winter but now they're back in North Dakota because it's much hotter

in

Arizona than North Dakota and they're gonna do a pretty walls.

It's a red raven walls.

done Julie Lee and White Rose.

I just want to give you an update the report that I heard of the between Ripon and Brandon at the nudist camp they discovered a large hole in the fence about the size of a pizza pan you know about 14 inches in diameter a large hole in the fence but I'm just here to caution you and tell you you should not worry because the local sheriff's department final act county sheriff's department is looking

into that hole in the fence around the nudist camp.

You should not be worried.

Oh for all you gentlemen out there working on the land and you girls too.

Malik's Fisherman from Iowa with one of the country boy polka.

Here's our son David I believe on the vocal with the Tuberdan family band.

Here I am once again asking You to dance with me tonight Sadly pretending I'm happy And God above only knows why I know I made my mistakes dear By telling you things that weren't true

Don't worry about being too near When I have this last waltz with you Dance with me once again, darling No, you'll no longer be mine Soft in the pains that are starting Dance with me just one more time

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I am once again asking

You'll dance with me tonight Sadly pretending I'm happy And God above only knows why I know I made my mistakes dear But telling you things that weren't true Don't worry about being too near

When I have this last waltz with you Dance with me once again, darling Though you'll no longer be mine Soften the pains that are starting Dance with me just one more

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Thank you.

Nice job there Dave.

Nice job indeed.

You know I gotta tell you there are even some days for this old guy, yours truly, that I even surprise myself.

I'll get up in the morning after retiring the night before I'll try to think of things I got to do the next day before I go to sleep.

Maybe you're like that too.

And when I start my day I think I'll just get so much done and that'll be it because you know I'm retired.

It's supposed to be.

But then at the end of that day, like last week, Thursday, I got more done than I thought I would.

Cut the grass, got groceries, did this.

I chased all over, went to several towns, ran errands for Corky.

I even took her along, keep me company.

I like having her by my side.

But you know what?

I bet you're like that too.

But there are days when I just want to sit still and do nothing.

Ever feel like that?

I know I do.

We got a song here by Tiny Hill, kind of tells a story about me.

It's entitled, It Makes No Difference Now.

It makes no difference now what kind of life it hands me.

I'll get along without you now that's plain to see.

I don't care what happens next for I'll get by somehow.

I don't worry cause it makes no difference now It was just a year ago when I first met you I learned to love you and I thought you'd love me too But that's all in the past and I'll forget somehow I don't worry cause it makes no difference now

Now that

we have really parted, I can't believe that was...

Don't blame myself and I'm sure

Don't tiny is having a little bit of a hiccup there for me here tiny Sorry about that little dude.

You know what we're gonna do.

We're gonna back you up a couple clicks Maybe find one that really run well.

How about this one?

I'll sell my ship alone.

Here's tiny

again

Drifting out across the ocean blue I'll sail my ship alone Go all the sail ship tour And when it starts to sink Then I'll blame you I'll sail my ship alone With all the dreams I own Drifting out across that ocean blue

I'll sail my ship alone So all the sails you tour And when it starts to sink Then I'll blame you

Starts for so long but now you see we're through.

The love we shared is now a memory.

Now I had built a ship of dreams and planned them all for you.

But now I guess what is due we will be.

I'll save my ship for love with all

Out across that ocean blue I'll sail my ship alone Go all the sail you've torn And when it starts to sink Then I'll blame you From now on in I'll sail my ship alone

Yes sir, I'll sell it all by myself.

Little bit of tiny hill there.

He didn't say what kind of shit he has though.

Funeral arrangements used to be nearly the same for every person in a family or community.

For better or worse, things are a lot more complicated today.

There are many choices, costs, and personal expressions to choose from.

Pre-planning a funeral has become more important than ever.

But seeing Margin Funeral Home in Ripon has been here for you since 1896 and we continue to be here for you.

Call anytime at 748-2623 to schedule an appointment.

And thank you for your trust in us.

You know, my 56 years of doing this radio show on different stations, I get to read the obituary and the local paper on occasion.

And it, you know, I'm always happy to hear that my music has touched individuals.

And when they mentioned my name in the obituary notice in the paper, I started thinking, maybe you folks really do enjoy listening to this show.

I do thank you for that.

I really, really do.

We got Buccine March and Funeral Home, top of the hill, West Oskar Street, and May Party Drive.

They will take good care of your loved ones when they pass away, and you too.

So many people decide, instead of going the traditional casket route, they'll get cremated, you know, and just have their ashes spread over a very important part or place in their life when they were alive.

My brother John did that.

He didn't want to be buried in a cemetery.

He says, nobody will come and see him anyway.

I said, I would.

To this day, I still go to the place where his ashes are spread in a local little park.

We got Jerry Gates and the band coming up, and they're going to do the Bunyan Buster Polka.

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that was a good one there, Jerry Gates and the Bunyan Buster Polka.

Hopefully you got some loose fitting shoes if you have any bunions on your feet.

Mike Schneiderin is a band from down near Milwaukee and they're gonna do tell me a story.

Once upon a time there were three bears.

Here's an

interesting

tidbit for you.

Did you know that the average housefly will beat its wings 20,000 times per minute?

I never knew that.

You know, what animal in your house is closest to the average size animal in the entire animal kingdom?

Well, it's actually an insect.

It's the housefly.

So if you go to the country of India or Russia or Africa, the housefly is the average fly size of those insects.

Whatever thought about that.

At the height of Tiger Woods popularity,

as a golfer, Tiger Woods, his picture appeared on the box of Wheaties.

Ever remember seeing that?

At that time you paid $2.79 for a box of Wheaties with Tiger Woods picture on the front.

He got one dime per box for his picture, one dime.

And the farmer, he got one nickel.

Doesn't seem quite fair, does it?

Nope, I don't think so.

Well, let's see what I got going over here.

I think we got Romy guys coming up.

Romy take her away Romy Romy don't want to do it.

Well, let's see if we can find a different one try that

Hey, that's a good one there.

Romy Gah is in a little bit of the Amelia Polka.

Johnny Rail and his band from Howard's Grove going back in the time capsule, and they're gonna do the Cunis Walsh, I

think.

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When it comes to buying a lumber, it could be a couple planks or four by four posts for a new mailbox.

It could be even buying some lumber to repair a deck or rebuild a pier out on the lake.

Schmidt Lumber has all your treated lumber.

Stop and see them this next week.

They are your one-stop shop for all your building needs.

Repairing your roofing, windows, doors, siding, lumber.

They got it all.

Plus, they deliver free.

What's holding you back?

If you know you're going to be building something, buy where your contractors buy.

Most of the homes in this area were built with the material coming from Schmidt Lumber.

You'll find out why too.

Remember, the builders buy there, why shouldn't you?

Get a good deal.

From Keith and the Boys.

Open Monday through Fridays.

From 8 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon.

Saturdays 8 to noon.

And if you remember to buy lumber where you know you're going to get a good deal, you'll be back for more.

Remember, when it comes to treated lumber, come and see Schmidt lumber right here on Highway 23 East, also on East Final Act Street next to the football field.

During the summer of my freshman year before I entered high school, my parents relocated just down the road several miles.

And I was really surprised to learn that the new place where we moved into was the first property in Kiwani County to have electricity.

Up until that time, all people milked in the barns and in the house, he had lanterns.

But that farmer was innovative.

He ordered a windmill generator that would make electricity so that he could wire his house, his garage, and even his barn and chicken coop to electricity generated from the wind.

Well, today we don't look to that.

We look to Heatly Electric.

When our lights go out, we turn to the guys that deal with electrical problems day in and day out.

If your problems with your lights are flickering, give the Heatly Boys a call right here in town at 920-748-7786.

And you don't have to put up your own windmill generator to make electricity.

Just call the Heatly Boys.

John and Danny, 920-748-7786.

And let them keep your lights on for you.

Well, it's kind of hot outside, so if you want to go to the drive-in or ice cream shop, you might want to get one of these.

At least they were really popular a year ago.

We got Dick Rogers in the bandwagon.

Pasta Biscuits Miranda.

In the hills of Tennessee, set beneath the hickory tree, there's an army rifle shooting mountaineer.

Oh, he loves a mountain feud, and he also loves good food.

And when he goes home, the supper you will hear.

Oh, past the business for Randy, I'm just as hungry as sin.

Past the gravy for Randy.

some soft to soft of him.

Since nine o'clock I've been sittin' on a rug, shootin' everything inside.

I shot a coyce and a dozen Martin boys.

Shootin' is a man in appetite.

So pass the bishops for ready.

Pass them and kiss me goodbye.

Then he heard a rifle crack, and a bullet hit the shack, and another broke the dishes on the shelf.

Then he grabbed his trusty gun, cause the battle had begun, and he knew that he must then protect himself.

Biscuits for bullets Out with those varmints on the run He poured a ton of black powder in his gun Rammed the biscuits into place Then he took aim Oh my goodness, what a shame!

Bang the gun exploded in his face So passed the bandage for Abby

Bye!

Hey Merlin and Dick Metco together Merlin Politsky.

I used to drive actually he picked me up because I didn't have a car at the time right out of high school when I started playing with Dick.

I was going to the Durr Kiwani County Teachers College in Algoma at the time.

We only had one car and our family of 11 people.

So Merlin lived down the road and had a dairy farm.

I think 98-car dairy farmer caused that email.

Actually, I don't know if he milked very many cows.

His wife did, Carol.

She did most of the farm chores because he was all playing with dick.

Anyway, Merlin would pick me up and take me to the gigs, and I was very fond.

In fact, when Corky and I got married, Merlin was my best man, and he was a good one too.

We got Steve and Dennis and Carol, and all three of those folks make up Carol and the Keynotes.

Sugarbush, I love you so And I will never let you go Don't you let your mother know Sugarbush, I love you so Sugarbush, come dance with me Let all the other fellas be And dance the polka-marolee And hum along

We won't go, we won't go We're never not gonna go home Cause mother's always there Sugarbush, I love you so And I will never let you go Don't you let your mother know Sugarbush, I love you so

Mother's always there.

Sugarbush, I love you so.

And I will never let you go.

Don't you let your mother know.

Sugarbush, I love you so.

A little bit of sugarbush with the Caroline Aquinos, that's who that was.

Well, it's time for Lee Beverage, our captains of industry, who tell us what's going on in and around our area.

Want to go out and get some exercise, hopefully find an air-conditioned ballroom to enjoy this weekend.

Let's find out who had birthdays recently.

Well, today's the 15th.

Jerry Sonnenben had a birthday on the 14th.

Leo Troinacchi,

That's Ray's lovely wife from over near Glambula.

She had a birthday yesterday.

Nancy Shape and Shirley Bungie.

Shirley's from Philex.

She had a birthday yesterday too.

So happy birthday everybody.

Darlene Green has a birthday today as well as Dennis Uker.

So happy birthday today to Darlene and Dennis.

Claude Peterson has a birthday tomorrow.

Vernon Theory has a birthday on the 17th.

As far as wedding anniversaries go,

Ralph and Kathy Schleiss from over near Kiwani, Luxembourg.

Their anniversary was yesterday.

So happy birthday to you folks too.

Let's tell you what's going on.

It's a busy, busy weekend up on Pulaski.

Pulaski Poker Day starts tomorrow.

Copper Box is playing tomorrow evening up there.

And I guess they're later in the day, around six o'clock or so.

They got a lot of bands.

They got the Mix.

They got, that's tomorrow, the Mix.

Livewire to Shabilski.

Chad Shabilski.

Music makers rosick brothers and copper box.

That's all tomorrow at Pulaski polka days on Friday They from two to ten thirty.

They got the mix again.

Diversico Tony Belazan chick new phase new generation polka country Polish connection new times John Stevens double double shop and a Gary Brigham family band on Saturday.

They have cyber classics twin city sound

Chatcha Bilsky again.

They have Polka Family, Live Wire, Dinah Brass, Natural Talent, Polka Country Musicians, Music Connection again, Rural Concertina Jam Session, and of course all you musicians are welcome on Saturday.

That's from 12.30 to 12.30 at night.

On Sunday they have the big parade.

They have a Polka Man's at 9.30, Natural Talent, Steve Burke Claw, and Mark Jericovic Band.

That's all taking place

this weekend.

This Friday the Good Time Dutchman Trio with lunch to pass at the American Legion Hall in Fox Lake.

That's taking place.

Ryan Coutzer's little duo is playing at their old German beer hall fighting down in Milwaukee.

Dave Austin Trio is playing Saturday on the 18th from 1 to 430 at the Jolly Mixers Dance Club in memories in Clintonville.

The greatest hits from Kiwani are playing from 11 to 2.

at the Alumni's Fest, at the Shy Guys, and that's Uptown Tavern, the Waterfront Banquet in Kiwani.

Musical Brass are playing Saturday from one to five, Coleman's Fireman's Picnic at the Fireman's Park in Coleman, northwest of Green Bay.

I'm going up along the Lakeshore there.

Let's hear.

Carolina Keynotes on Sunday one to six are playing for St.

Killian's Parish Picnic in Campbellsport.

Carol and the little three-piester, Carol and the keynotes.

Good Time detriment are playing Sunday on the 19th from 10 to 5.

Polka Mask in the morning at 10.

And then the dance is one to five.

Fireman's Park in St.

Lawrence, Wisconsin.

Two-fifths party band is playing at St.

James and the Social Club at Spring Hope School Hill.

That'll be later in Adele 1230.

It's the two-fifth party band.

Let's see here.

On Monday the 20th, Buttermilk Park will feature talk of the town.

Tuesday next Tuesday the 21st, a good time Dutchman are playing at the Washington County Fair in West Bend from 6 to 8.30.

We also got some other things to tell you about.

The Fairwater Historical Society have their big outing this coming Sunday.

Polka Worship Service at 9 o'clock.

A two-fifth party band will be playing for that, Tom Schneider.

Burgers, food, beverages.

They'll even have some, a lot of pie.

A lot of antiques, brats, ice cream, tractors, old cars.

Come on over to Fairwater.

It's this Sunday, starting at nine o'clock.

Bring your lawn chairs, poke a worship service outside with Tommy Schneider's little band.

There you go.

And also, I got a notation here.

Don't forget they already had that soup and a sandwich.

at United Methodist Church here on the Double Drive off of Union Street.

Brian bringing the brand coming up, one entitled, I Believe, That's Where My Money Goes.

Here's

Brian.

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Hey how about that one a little bit about Brian bringing in the band from over near Cashion, Wisconsin and that's where all his money goes.

Too bad about that one I'll tell you.

I just get corking my checkbook and off she goes.

Yep, we're going to talk a little bit about our friends at Vandy Brinks Produce stand today.

If you're looking for delicious fresh vegetables, fruit, watermelon, mussel melon, we call them sand melon.

Cantaloupe people call them.

And tons and tons of fresh, juicy, crunchy, sweet corn.

Oh, so good.

And Amish Frypies, too.

Nine different varieties of Amish Frypies at Vanderbricks Produce Stand.

And on Wednesday nights when Barry goes down and gets restocking a lot of the inventory for his Produce Stand, you'll get an opportunity to listen to this show.

So, Barry, if you're out and about, safe journey, my friend.

Vandenbrink's produce stand on Ripon's west side, Highway 23 West, or West Final X Street.

Monday through Saturdays, they are open from 10 to 5.30.

And Sundays, 10 to 5 in the afternoon.

I guess Barry likes to get home a half hour earlier on Sundays, Sunday afternoon, so he can get a little sun tan.

I talked to him the other day, he says it's really hot out there with the produce stand, but people still love to come and get fresh produce, and that's a good thing.

and as long as you folk keep on coming over he'll stay open as long as he can unless a sudden heavy rainstorm comes then he has to button everything up but he's always there 10 to 5 30 money through Saturdays and 10 to 5 pick up a fresh watermelon oh they are so good those black diamond sealous watermelon are very very juicy and sweet they are great at this time of year the sweet corn the melons

peppers, zucchinis, tomatoes, even got Bing cherries too.

I've got a lot of those there too.

Delicious.

Stop in and see them at Vanny Brinks Produce stand on Ripon's west side.

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in the sun.

So joyously it calls to me.

Come join my happy song.

Taliban man called Kik, now they're called Copper Box, before they all turned metal and went into Copper.

Just an update, every Thursday, late afternoon, five to six, soup and sandwich, free of charge, drive thru, don't get out of your car, they'll hand it to you through the window.

Every individual in your automobile gets soup and sandwich.

Courtesy, the Rippin' Emmanuel United Methodist Church at 401 West Fond du Lac Street.

Come out, five to six free soup and sandwich if you don't want to dirty up your own dishes.

Beck's Meat Market I with us tonight, their downtown location at 1003 North Main Street, Nascosh.

just north of the Roxy supper club if you know where that is that's like a landmark in town or on Clairville Road in the tiny community of ring they are open Monday through Friday from 8 in the morning till 5 o'clock and then of course on Saturday they are open from 8 till noon so if you're looking for fresh pork beef or poultry for your grilling or cooking in the house baking get all the becks because you know you're getting the best there delicious cuts of meat

made right there from local farmers.

And Terry Beck is fussy.

He never lets any animals that have been treated with chemical or additives to the feed come through his slaughter plant.

He doesn't want any of that stuff.

He wants a nationally grass-fed beef.

That's what he wants to serve you.

Hamburger patties, summer sausage,

Brotwurst, all different flavors of brats, and of course, natural casing wieners.

Pick up a couple sticks of summer sausage.

In fact, I'm gonna do that right after the next song.

I'm gonna get me some cheese, some sliced cheese, and some summer sausages from Bex.

That's the good stuff.

589-2104, that's the phone number.

589-2104, Bex, for the very, very best.

You can't go wrong there on Cleville Road or downtown Oshkosh.

Give them a call, first thing tomorrow,

After eight o'clock, make an order.

Get some ground chuck too.

Those are delicious or a box.

Either third-pound patties or quarter-pound patties or pre-formed broad patties.

Five pounds in a box.

You got plenty for whole tribe.

It's Bex for the very, very best.

Modern rentals are with us today and you know what the warm weather is.

Lawnmowers are called into service and when those engines give you a little bit of a problem it's nice to know you can get quick turnaround at modern rentals located at the corner of Douglas Street and East Oshka Street at that last set of stop and go lights.

The last time I was there I was counting all the different kinds or colored shredded wood mulch they have.

You know for your flower beds or your walkways you can put either dark black or copper or tanned or sandy colored.

all these different colors of shredded wood mulch, even cedar too.

Get all your other landscaping materials from Wash River Rocks and pea gravel or shredded black dirt.

Or if you're riding lawn mower needs to be changed over, check out the new Husqvarna or Toro zero turn lawn mowers.

They'll make your work order quick.

Don't forget Saturday mornings.

from in the morning 7 till 2 in the afternoon, Sunday mornings 8 till 10.

You can rent stuff and bring it back on any one of those days.

It's modern rentals and have a great weekend.

Got Ralph Toll in the band coming up.

You're all I ask for.

It's such a simple story I don't want wealth or glory

Nice job, the good time Dutchman.

They're gonna be over at, let's see here at Fox Lake.

Ralph and his little combo this coming Friday.

You check them out.

Don't forget to bring lunch to pass if you want to stick around and enjoy something good to eat during that festivities.

Our local heavy grocery stores open seven days a week from six in the morning till 10 at night.

So many folks today will probably just use the bakery items that they make there rather than firing up their house.

because the homes heat up pretty easily this time of the year with so much warmer temperatures outdoors.

Unless you have your air conditioner crank pretty high, you can still do your own baking in your oven.

For me, I prefer to pick up everything already prepared from the bakery at the local Hivey store.

Get things from the deli, from the fresh potato salad, coleslaw, sliced meats and cheeses there too.

Everything delicious in a proto stand from bananas, cherries, grapes.

They even have strawberries, blueberries, raspberries in season, sweet corn, asparagus.

They got everything there.

And you know, when you go down all these different aisles, I know for certain, if you don't have some items written down on your list that you prepare at home, you'll find things that you'll see that you'll say, hey, I think I'd like to try that.

The other night, Cork and I, we weren't really too hungry, so what I did is I made a box of some Parmesan flavored angel hair noodles, like a pasta out of the box.

It was plenty for both of us, and it was just enough.

Not too much and not too little.

Why don't you try it?

You know, for under $2 you can make a nice big supper for just the two of you.

That's at your local Hy-Vee grocery store.

So many choices.

Check out the in-store smokehouse, all the different dairy items, frozen items, and of course beverages for adults and kids.

Bottle of water as well.

Hy-Vee, 7 days a week, 6 to 10.

Want to say good evening to our friends over at Maple Crest.

You know, they're located at 150 Douglas Street.

Gotta get all these spots in here.

When you get to a point in your life and you need help, either because you lose so much of your mobility, you just can't get it on the house like you used to, you find your life spiraling out of control.

Good folks at Maple Creston help you.

They offer you independent apartment lifestyle living where you don't have such a big place to take care of.

Or,

at a point in your life to give you assistant care too.

Check out what's waiting for you.

See if there's any room for you or your loved ones at Maple Crest at 150 Douglas Street.

Good folks over there.

Chad, Jill and Vicki.

Good folks at 150 Douglas Street.

Give them a call.

See what they can do to make your life more easier.

748-7300.

Set up a walking tour.

We got a lot of folks that listen to us on Wednesday and Saturday and Sunday.

Maple Crest, really good folks over there.

Your loved ones are going to enjoy living there.

A lot of activities through Vicki, she's the activity director.

Jill is the on-site nurse.

Yeah, Vicki's the nurse.

Jill's the activity director.

And Chad's the director.

Set up a tour, 748-7300.

We got Russ Wilson coming up.

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All the way from Darlington, Wisconsin, it's Russ Wilson in his little band.

Doing a really nice job for us this evening.

Want to talk about the Huracan Bank?

Before we run out of time, your equal housing lender, member FDIC, and I know so many young people today, they have struggle, try to save a few dollars.

They always see things that they need, that they think they need on television or in the paper.

They say, boy, I really gotta have that.

Trying to save is a very arduous and difficult task for many young people.

And then they wonder when they get a little older into their mid-twenties why they don't have a pot to pee in or a window to throw it out.

Anyway, you know, today in this day and age, it's a good thing to save money or to vest it.

At the Horicon Bank, they give you options of savings account, check-ins account.

And you know, when I go to the bank, I always am greeted with a smile.

The people at the Hurricane Bank here in town are very good to us.

And you senior citizens out there, if you want to put some money in the bank, consider the Hurricane Bank.

Your equal housing lender, member FDIC.

That FDIC means it's a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Your money will always be safe there for you.

And when you want it, you can get it.

You can even rent a safety deposit box for your important valuables or papers.

Talk to Michelle over there at the work on bank for those services.

Give them a call and they can help you out.

745-2265.

Need money to repair your air conditioner?

Or do some structure repairs on your buildings?

Get ahold of the good folks, John and Jeffy.

at the Huracan bank downtown rip on the south end of watson street your eco housing lender member fdic here's a song for gary sue over in fond like they like this guy donnie cheese or kuski or krasowski it's a really a long name c i a l k o s z e w s k i shea kazuski i think that's how you pronounce it a great irish name and they're going to do a nice one for you

It's the broken wine glass.

Don't drop the glasses,

Gary.

nice job there Donnie at the Polish Kid.

Well many years ago, I'm looking, 1995.

Okay how many years ago was that?

19, oh that's 31 years ago.

Carl Hartwig, Brian Brigham, and let's see here, Kristi Hangle all got together.

It looks like no we got Jerry Menar, Kristi Hangle, and Carl in the country Dutchman.

And they put together a CD, all three of these guys together.

And they're gonna do a song, here's an oldie but goodie.

That's what Corky calls me, an oldie but goodie.

Let the rest of the world go on

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Just as far we could call our own We'll find perfect peace Where joys never cease Out there beneath the starry skies We'll build a sweet little nest Somewhere in the west and let the rest of

Just as bad we could call our own We'll find perfect peace Where joys never cease Out there beneath the starry skies We'll build a sweet little

How about that?

Mike Sellecki on the vocal there.

Mike's playing accordion with the new music connection out of Wasau since Neil Zunker retired.

Mikey's playing with Jeff and Brian and the rest of the band over there, Johnny Whitkey, on accordion.

And I think, no, trumpet.

I guess that's what Mikey's playing because John plays accordion.

So Mike's playing trumpet and sax with the music connection.

Hey, we got some more music coming up.

We got the watcher columns.

Yeah, from over near Auburn, Dale Marshfield area, and a little bit of

Sauerkraut.

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Hey, something nice by the Watcher Columns, all the way from Auburn, Dale in the Marshfield area.

Of course, Arvin and Marilyn Lang and the rest of the band, that's another one from out of the past.

So many of our bands, a few years ago, played the circuits at all the local festivals too, and things do have a tendency of changing.

You know, bands retire, everybody gets a little older, people don't go to as many dances as they used to, the driving laws have also changed.

Well, it's time for us to say goodbye for another Wednesday night poker party.

I always want to leave enough time to get everything in here.

So don't forget, Plasky Poker Days is going on this weekend.

Dance is all over in Fox Lake, Clintonville, Keel, all over St.

Lawrence.

A lot of dance is going on.

So take your pick and make sure you drive and drink responsibly.

That's all I say.

Because I might be out there too and I don't want you bumping into me.

Our show today being brought to you by Maple Crest Assisted at Independent Living.

Mohawk on Bank, member FDIC, your equal housing lender right here in Ripon.

Join Cathy at the staff at Mr. and Mrs. P's Edie.

Love those guys too.

Holman Ford and Holman are out of group.

Don't forget the sales staff works this Saturday from 9 to 1 at Holman.

Modern rental were with us too.

They're open Saturday and Sunday as well.

Butts in March in Funeral Home.

Top of the Hill, West Oscar Street, and May Party Drive.

We have Shpanderbrink's Proto Stand on Ripon's west side.

Opened Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 5.30 and Sundays, 10 to 5.

Schmidt Lumber on East Fondlack Street, right by the railroad tracks.

All your building material, and they are open Saturdays too, from 8 to noon.

Otherwise, 8 to 5, Monday through Friday.

Heatly Electric, John and Danny Heatly keeping the lights on for you.

Modern overhead door of the Stabby boys from Wild Rose and Ripon.

Hy-Vee grocery store on Ripon's west side.

Six to ten, seven days a week.

We have, did I mention Maple Crests are with us at 150 Douglas Street?

They sure are.

American Family Insurance agent Brad and the girls at 120 Watson Street.

Brewer heating and cooling on North Douglas Street.

Keeping you nice and comfortable.

Binds in Russia.

They have entertainment this Friday.

Come and check them out.

It's free of charge.

Becks meet processing in downtown Oshkosh, 1003 North Main Street, and also on Clairville Road and Ring.

K-Crete for all your concrete, flatwork, patio, sidewalks, driveways, and even inside your new pole buildings or garages.

They can do that too.

Leigh Badgers and Oshkosh for our community calendars and pedals and plows.

A great reduction on their plants, tree shrubs and bushes, and great selection of fresh produce.

Corn, melons, zucchini, pickles, they got it.

Hey, I got my friend Kate Smith coming up.

I hope that you guys can tune me in on Saturday from 7 to 9.

In the meantime, stay cool and keep listening and thank the good Lord for all the good things He gives us.

Bye, everybody.

Love you all.

Bye.

That's not really the one I wanted, so I gotta find this one here.

Where did we go here?

Oh here, hang on folks here.

My eyesight is bad.

Here's Kate Smith.

Bye!

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This summer's day In everything that's light and gay

May

the good Lord bless and keep you Whether near or far

May you find their long-awaited Golden Day today May all your troubles all be small ones In your fortune's ten times ten

With sunlight shining And a bluebird in every tree May there be a silver lining Back of every cloud you see Fill your dreams with sweet tomorrow's Never mind what mine

And keep you till we meet

We're sweet tomorrows Nevermind