Good morning everybody!
Time to wake up and greet the world with a
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Hey, happy Saturday morning everybody to Badan here for the next two hours.
Thank you so much for getting up early this Saturday when I know you would.
Otherwise, been so sleeping.
Thanks guys.
Our show today brought you by the good folks in Rogersville at the Canals Cheese Factory, Danny and Teresa.
Doing family dentistry and final act, Bex Meat Market from Oshkosh and also Ring.
On our program today, we also have Vandenbrink's Prodigy Stand on Ripon's West Side.
K Creep for all your concrete flatwork.
Right here from Ripon, K Creep.
Buttee Martin Funeral on the top of the hill, West Oshkosh Street and Bay Party Drive.
Quality Plumbing, Kelly and Kent are back with Brandon.
We also have Hivey Grocery Store Ripon's West Side, Phil Hammermeister, Craig Leahy and his crew.
at modern rentals.
They are open today and also tomorrow morning as well.
Pastimes Pub and Grill are with us today.
Also, we have pedals and plows north of Rush Lake and then go west on Kaufman Road.
Hohman Ford, Hohman Auto Group are with us today.
We also have Mr. and Mrs. P's Idri at 1100 West Final Act Street.
Once again, good morning to Joe and the entire crew.
Good people over there at Mr. and Mrs. P's.
Terrific friends.
Canoes Brewery 230 Watson Street downtown ribbon.
Also, we have modern overhead door with us today Vines and rushes are on our program.
We have some music coming up there We'll tell you all about the entertainment rolling into vines and rushes in the future Graphic sign a letter company the kelp family daddy Doug and Kathy You're just gonna love that kelp family and rowing row rounding everything out We have brewer heating and cooling trying to keep you nice and cool and comfortable this hot summer
Kenny Brad gonna start things off with us and they're gonna do a song entitled lads poke up
That was nice, huh?
Kenny Branch and one of the title lads, Polka.
Well, we got a very busy weekend for most of you polka dancers out there.
Hang on there, Kenny.
I hit the wrong cut here.
I got so many buttons here to push on these computer machines here in my home office.
I gotta think twice before I get going for the day.
In Saturdays, like every other day, I gotta give it a lot of consideration as to where I'm going and what I'm doing.
I'm starting to say that Pulaski polka days.
is going on this weekend and I hope if you get a chance to get over there you get to see all the bands.
It started Thursday night and it goes straight through tomorrow.
So get an opportunity to get over there if you may, okay?
Hey, we got some great words from Canals Cheese Factory coming up here in just a little bit.
But before we do that, I gotta hear something from my buddy Joe, Joe Plesiski at Mr. and Mrs. Peace Edry.
Because you know what he's doing right now?
He's putting all the dish, the silverware and the dishes out and the coffee cups.
He's setting a place for you.
Hello everyone.
This is Mr. P from Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery at 1100 West Fond du Lac Street, Highway 23 West in Ripon.
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.
Yep, they're open already right now, so heading out over there every day, Wednesday through Sunday from 7 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon.
It's Mr. and Mrs. Peace for some very delicious food.
You don't want to miss out on that.
I got to tell you that
All the years I've been doing this show, everyone tries to make it a little bit more fun, a little bit different, and I hope you enjoy the programming.
Let me hear some words from Modern Overhead Door.
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 gonna call somebody and get that blasted garage door fixed.
Well, right now you can call Modern Overhead Door here in Ripon at 920-748-5000.
Monday through Friday, Melissa will pick up the phone and she'll send a technician out to fix your door for you.
If the door needs just a rubber guard on the bottom, they can do that.
That little sealant on the bottom.
Or if you need some new springs or cables, they have that on stock too.
But when your door goes to the point where you're going to start nickel and dimming it every time something goes wrong, then it is time for replacing.
And they also have a starboard, wild rose nose.
You might want to check that out.
It's a modern overhead door.
Right out of Ripon here, that's where the main office is on North Douglas Street, but they do have one on 18th Road, just saw a wild rose on 18th Road off of Highway 22.
Check them out!
Mod it over to the door and get your new door put in this week.
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over the tinker poker with dig Rogers in the band we got eight off limits in his band all the way from Nebraska and they're gonna do one because we're kind of thinking about memories right
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Hey, there's a big poker man's poker service a poker worship service tomorrow in Fairwater It's the annual get-together and you are all invited put out by the Fairwater Historical Society That's tomorrow in Fairwater bring your lawn chairs, and I hope we got great sunny weather We should that's tomorrow on the 19th starts at 9 o'clock with Tommy Schneider's two-fifth party band.
They're gonna have burgers brats
Lots of beverages, all kinds of food, including pie with ice cream, antique tractor and car show.
It's a fun for the whole family.
So many of you make that an annual event.
Try and don't forget, tomorrow, head over to Fairwater, nine o'clock for the big outdoor polka worship service in front of the Fairwater Historical Society outside.
And if it rains, they'll go inside the Civic Center, as always.
You know, all the years we've played that,
There was only one time we had to go inside when we had a little sprinkle, but we always got a good crowd.
So don't you forget that.
That's tomorrow.
Try and make it, if all possible.
Graphic Sign and Letter Company are with us today.
Through these many years of living in this community, I've had the privilege to get to know a lot of wonderful people, people who show their faith on their sleeve,
on their wrist.
I mean they don't hide their faith in what they believe in what they're doing and trying to be fair and honest with everybody.
All of us will have a bad day once in a while but I've never seen the Kelm family to ever show that out in public anyway.
We all try to hide that if things go bad but at Graphic Sign on Letter Company what I'm trying to say is
They're such honest, hard-working people.
You can't help but love them.
Like I always say, when I get done doing your ad, you gotta love that Kelm family.
They make signs, affordable signs.
If you're in business and you don't have a lot of money to invest into outdoor advertising, get a hold of Graphic Sign and Letter Company on East Oshkosh Street here in town.
And at least sit down.
and talk to them, and tell them what your goal and your aim is.
Danny and Nicky work in the shop, and on occasion, Dan, these folks, Doug and Kathy, will show up to help them with the larger projects.
You know, when you need an extra two sets of hands to put these big signs on, some eyes and et cetera.
Stop him, Graphic Sign a Letter Company, and rip his northeast side.
748-7723, Graphic Sign a Letter Company.
And like I always say, you gotta love that count family.
Cacrete is my neighbor down the road here on Olden Road, and of course Dylan works very hard.
I try to keep everybody's concrete job correct.
In other words, if you need a new concrete pad you put in or one replaced, they can remove the old concrete for you.
They have the machinery and the knowledge how to do that.
Or you need a new driveway or a new sidewalk put in.
No matter where you need concrete, Cacrete is definitely the way to go.
I talked to Dylan the other day and he told me that some of our friends from Princeton, that he was working on a job, said they heard the ad.
So I do appreciate you telling him that.
Give him a call, cake read.
Give Dylan a call at cake read, 920-279-8854.
It doesn't cause anything for the free estimate.
At least find out where you're going.
920-279-8854.
We're going all the way over to the Czech Republic with those kids.
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All the way from the Czech Republic, that young group there, all of those young musicians.
So many dances, festivals, picnics taking place this summer.
I hope you get to attend as many as possible.
Take this radio station along with you if you can.
So many nice things happen throughout the year.
Summer has a lot of events, like I say, church picnics, firemen's picnics, et cetera.
The list is long.
Even polka festivals, Pulaski polka fest is going on right now.
And the one thing that I like to just say about festivals is, you know, the laws have changed over years.
People don't drink as much anymore.
But you know, polka music is happy music, right
Bob?
Hi, this is Robert Cannon from Montgomery, the treasure of the We Love the Dance Club.
Polka music is happy music.
All polka fans are lucky to have so many great bands to see and dance to over the years.
Many of these bands are gone now.
but Tuva still shares their music with us.
Never forget those great old-time bands and all the fun that we had at the dances.
Thank you.
You got that right, Bob.
You know, Ken has Bob and Bernie, Robert and Bernadette as I affectionately call them, Bob and Bernie.
Bernie's been working really hard for over eight years on this We Love to Dance newsletter.
And I had a chance to sit down with her recently.
Let's share that with you right now, that conversation.
Taking a little break in between the music here, I got my very good friend Bernadette Kennan, Bernie as I affectionately call her from Mount Calvary.
Bernie, you for many years have been associated with the We Love To Dance Club from a lot of membership from the other side of Lake Winnebago, but all over the country.
Bernadette, how many years have you been the editor of that newsletter?
I've been doing this for eight and a half years, enjoying every bit of it.
But I have to say one thing, if it wouldn't be for each and every one of you making the newsletter what it was, the newsletter wouldn't be.
Without your help, there would not be the newsletter I made.
You encourage me with pictures, with events, everything possible to put in that newsletter with birthdays, anniversaries,
everything.
Everything was all about you.
So you folks made that newsletter for the We Love the Dance Club.
So you're passing the baton on soon and I just want to say I would get a three month newsletter from Bernie and I could get a lot of information for the dances, our anniversaries and birthdays, obituaries, where the festivals are.
So in the future, where would people sign up for membership?
That going to still stay with you and Bob or is that going to go on to somebody too?
Yes, because Robert is a treasurer, the membership will still stay with him and we still will work with you with the emails, notifying you that you have paid, you get that yearly receipt that you can roll anytime from January to September.
How much?
It is eight dollars right now, but you got to realize too, with the cost of the hall increasing, the bands increasing, we may have to look at different ways of increasing the cost.
But that's going to be a bored decision.
but also the newsletter may be changing.
We want to save costs there too, and maybe we'll just leave it to the events.
So Bob won't be going on pole dancing anytime soon, will he?
No, no.
Hey, thanks, Bernie.
By the way, what's your phone number?
People want to call and get some information.
Would you rather have people write or can they call you?
They can either email at r o b e r n sixty three at gmail
or you can call at 920-251-9412.
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has been a paid political commercial.
Here Bob, chuckling in the background there.
I love those people, really wonderful sincere folks down to the earth.
We got something by my little buddy from across the big pond, Jerry Schneider in the band from Chiltern.
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Our bodies need water, and if your water problems at home or something that you got to call a plumber, get a whole of our favorite plumbers and you'll solve all your water problems.
Quality plumbing.
That's catch useful.
748-4142.
And that way if you've ever run out of water, you know the right guy to call.
Cool, clear water for bathing, cooking, drinking, making beverages, whatever you need water for is quality plumbing.
Cool, clean water.
Brewery heating and cooling are there to make your family feel comfortable during those cool wintery days and also hot summer days as well.
Brewery heating and cooling, just what it says, keeping you comfortable, no matter what the weather extremes are doing outdoors.
Give them a call at 920-748-6494.
Up in the wild, Tomah, Wild Rose, and Red Granite give Abby a call in the Wild Tomah's office Monday through Thursday.
920-748-6494.
It's a brewery 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.
commercial from the days when we used to do the program live out on radio road.
The program today brought you by so many wonderful people in
business.
Awesome at the canal cheese factory in Rogersville They invite you in today if you can't get over there at check your local grocery store dairy case and specifically asked for the star dairy brand Danny and Teresa can also in the staff invite you in today They're open till noon great hours during the week, too I believe they open every day during the week at around seven o'clock So if you're an early bird riser head over to Rogersville and stop into the outlet plant The outlets office at the cheese plant factory in Rogersville
at the corner of County Trunks C&T, right off of Highway 26 or 23.
You drop down on County Trunks C off of 23 at El Dorado or take County Trunk T and go east off of Highway 26, just south of Rosendale.
There you go.
Rogersville, the site of Canal Cheese Factory, stop and get some great cheese, 1-800-236-5200 for a cheese party tray or 922-5200, Canal Cheese Factory, get the good stuff.
Hey, you betcha, and they are open today.
Hey, there's a big picnic coming to Princeton, and my buddy Mike's gonna tell you all about it.
This is Big Mike, here to invite everyone to the St.
John's Annual Catholic Church Picnic.
Third Sunday in August, come and join us, rain or shine, chicken barbecue, polka music.
We got Tony's famous broadband, music, kids games, raffle, cornhole tournament, car show, fun for the whole family.
Again, that's the third Sunday in August, St.
John's Catholic Church, West Side of Princeton on Highway 73.
We hope to see you all there, and don't forget to bring Grandma and Grandpa.
I gotta tell you, in all the picnics we've ever played for, that St.
John's picnic in Princeton was always a doozy.
It was a lot, a lot of things going on from the car show to the food and the camaraderie and the friends we made along the way.
Princeton is coming up this next month.
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A little bit of the Q&A poker.
We put it down one for Tom and Joni Delotta because they used to live up there.
And now we're happy to have them right around the corner here in our own neck of the woods.
We got Dr. John Check and his Wisconsin Dutchman featuring Grandpa Don Hill from Watertown on trumpet.
And they're gonna do a pretty Wallster.
Jimmy Dorschner who recorded this on tuba.
Great Dorschner's son.
For Jim and his lovely bride, Lisa.
It's Jim and Lisa's Walls.
Dr. John Check.
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Oh, that's pretty on Jim and Lisa's walls.
Dr. John check in those Wisconsin Dutchmen.
He ran a very popular radio show out of Oshkosh for many years too.
I think his program was on Friday evenings, if I remember correctly.
Vandy brings produce standard with us this morning.
They're with us Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday mornings too, Wednesday evenings.
Did you know they got nine different flavors of Amish fry pies?
Apple, blueberry, cherry, red raspberry, strawberry with rhubarb, peach, peach with pineapple, pecan, and let's see, did I say lemon?
Yeah, they got all these different flavors.
Plus they have Bing cherries on.
I've had their cherries twice.
Their cherries, Bing cherries are delicious.
Pick some of those up.
Very affordable.
Watermelon, sea-less watermelons, cantaloupes, potatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers, tomatoes,
Zucchini Colorabi peaches by the case or by the pound from Georgia or South Carolina.
Like I say they're open every day of the week at 10 o'clock in the morning from 10 to 5 30 Monday through Saturday and Sundays 10 to 5 on Ripon's West Side.
So if you want the freshest fruits and vegetables, check what Vandy brings.
They are there this summer.
If you have any questions about a large order, you don't want to order a lot of tomatoes for canning or whatever you need, potatoes or certain kinds of fry pies, call Gail.
Her number is 920-572-1294.
That's 572-1294 on Ripon's West Side.
as Vandy Briggs protested, you can't go wrong.
Beck's Meat Market are with us this morning too.
Perhaps some of you folks are heading over to the downtown Beck's Meat Market store location at Tenlo Three North Main Street.
We're taking that country drive after eight o'clock this morning and going out on Clairville Road to the beautiful tiny community of Ring.
There's not a lot in Ring other than a church, a cemetery, a couple homes.
and of course, bex meat processing plant.
Stopping to see them today before noon, pick up a five pound box of preformed hamburger patties.
A five pound box, you'll get 30 pound, 15 burgers patties, and a five pound, one third pound patty, patty box, or 20 patties, and a quarter pound box of five pound box of patties.
If that makes any sense.
Try their bacon, delicious.
Home-smoked bacon right there, becks' wieners, natural casing wieners, brats, steaks, traps, anything you want, and beef, pork, or poultry, Becks has it.
Also, some delicious summer sauces as well.
Oh, good stuff.
Check all the display, refrigerated display cases at Becks.
589-2104, that's the phone number, Becks.
Always the very best.
589-2104, Becks in ring.
We got song coming up.
I'm gonna play for my little buddy Landon.
I don't know if he's visiting grandpa and grandma Mike Horseski over there in Princeton, but I know he likes this one.
We got the Elmer Nemec band from Nebraska.
It's a Model A. I use it for my plowing and also bailing hay.
It pulls up to bottom plow, both 16 inches lay.
And you should hear that John Deere pull when I drop it in the play.
the hill boy it sure did fly the hayrack it was loaded way up to its hill and you should have heard that John Deere pole when it came up to the hill
a chance when dancing to the music I really held her tight and you should have heard that John Deere
Until one day I fell asleep and plowed up half his pants I looked him in the face I knew it was time to flee And you should have heard that John Deere run with my neighbor chasing
me
Overnemic in the band from Nebraska.
They sure had a lot of talented groups out that way, played a lot of that check style.
Well, two-week family dentistry are with us this Saturday morning, and I don't know just how much toleration you can take when you have mouth pain.
Can you take a lot of pain when you get a toothache, lose it filling, and you know that it's rough on your tongue?
You just got to get to see a dentist as fast as possible.
Well, I suggest you're getting ahold of my friends and finally at 211 South National Avenue, and it's Dr. Tim Tuigan, his family.
Now Christian McAllaway, that's Dr. Tim's grandson, has joined the family business.
He graduated and got all the accredited licensing and stuff.
so that when you have a toothache, you need anything fixed in your mouth, as far as dentures, implants, anything.
When it comes to modern dental technology and technique, he knows it.
I met Christian, he's a nice young fella, and I think you folks out there would love him too.
So if your grandkids have never been to the dentist, maybe Christian would be a great guy to see.
Dr. Christian McGallowey.
Of course, his mom, Catherine, works there too.
His uncle, Grady, and of course, Dr. Tim, is there as well.
Get all of the Tuik family dentistry family at 211 South National Avenue in Fondland.
Wonderful people, great folks, and you know the dental hygienists there at the clinic, they can clean your teeth and detect any early onset of dental decay so that you don't have to have any pain in the future.
Take care of the problem.
As Tim would say, nip it in the bud.
Tim if you're out golfing this morning like I always say don't say three say four nine two zero nine two one eighty five sixty five nine two zero nine two one eighty five sixty five and I look forward to the day when I can go golfing with Tim.
Here's a song I like to play for Janet Bunker requested by Joni and Tom.
You know Janet's been a long time since I seen you and I always enjoyed seeing Janet, so many other folks.
Also sending a song request out from Tom and Joni Delotta to Joe and Kathy Pazinski, the staff, and Scotty and Jackie at Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
This song is one, I guess I could say that this song is quite appropriate.
It's entitled One Year Away.
to you it seems to say oh my darling I miss you maybe someday our hearts will count
Hey, how about that one?
A little bit of Mike Schneider in the band while you're away.
That's how Joe P. feels when you're gone.
He's thinking about all of you, folks, so head on over there today and get something great for breakfast.
They serve food wisely through Sundays from seven in the morning until two and a half in the noon.
Little plug there for Joey.
Hey, we've got tomorrow music coming up.
Here's Eddie B.
Soap.
So that was pretty heavy, I haven't heard that one a long time.
One entitled The Seven Girls' Walsh by Eddie Wuzanczyk.
Eddie's son Tony has a new band and they're playing at Pulaski Polka Days this weekend.
In fact, they might even be up there today.
Yep, that's true.
Want to talk a little bit if I can about the good folks at, I had this all pulled up here, Home and Forward and Home and Auto Group.
They are open today in the sales department from nine to one.
So many of you work hard during the week.
those of you that are still pulling that heavy stone boat, and you know what I mean when it comes to working hard.
You only have so many free moments to actually take care of all the other necessary things you got to do on the weekend.
Perhaps just looking for a new set of wheels.
Well the boys and girls at home and are working today from nine to one.
And let's see, located at 1036 West Final Act Street, Ripon's West Side, 9207487777.
Call that number, 7487777, Monday through Friday and schedule your maintenance work on your current vehicle.
Oil changes, tires rotated, maybe even tires replaced because your tread is so worn through, or even getting anything done with your car as far as any little nicks or knocks that you can hear through the engine.
Home and Forward, Home and Auto Group.
Auto Group consisting of Dodge, Chrysler, Ram and Jeep products.
You might have a particular one you're really fond of.
We'll call the sales staff and see if they have it on the lot or can get it for you.
Your color preferences too is also important.
Home and Forward, Home and Auto Group.
748-77-77.
Stop in and see the guys today.
You will not be disappointed.
Binds of Russia's had music last night on the 17th.
Jacob Fanden was over there.
Coming up next Friday, Buck 50 will be there from 5.30 to 8.30.
Next Friday at Binds of Russia's.
And then on a week from today on the 25th, Adam Horwath will be there.
Horworth, Howarth, Howarth.
I guess you pronounce it, Adam, from 2 to 5 in the afternoon.
Delicious thin crust pizzas.
So, next Friday they got Buck 50.
and Vines and Rushes and Saturday, Adam is coming back.
Delicious, thin crust pizzas, Vines and Rushes, those province families, they really know how to put it together for you.
Chuck and Diane, Ryan, Megan, Danny, the whole staff, they do a terrific job.
Never charge for coming in for the entertainment, it's always free.
Come and enjoy some of the free wine in the wine tasting room, Monday through Sunday.
They are open all the time.
at Vines and Rushes.
To check on the wine tasting hours, give them a call 748-3296.
748-3296 or use that same number to order a pizza and pick it up.
Vines and Rushes serving pizzas Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays from 48 and Saturdays starting at noon up until I believe eight o'clock at night.
748-3296.
Bernie Robertson the band coming up but before we do this I want to just tell you
that you know if you go to the Canoes Brewery they have some delicious wines there and on Saturday afternoon at five o'clock they have their Prime Rib Special.
Canoes Brewery 230 Watson Street downtown.
They have a large hardwood dance floor ballroom upstairs which they also offer you an elevator for a lift for those people who have difficulty climbing stairs.
Large spacious ballroom upstairs you can rent, get a hold of David Canoes
230 Watson Street.
That place is becoming very popular for weddings, anniversaries, retirements, baby showers, you name it.
Anytime you had a big group coming, they can handle it for you.
Two larger restrooms upstairs, easily accessible, plenty of parking around the block.
It's Knuth Brewery, 230 Watson Street.
They are open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, from 10 to 9 Fridays and Saturdays.
from 11, rather, 11 to nine, and on Saturdays, 11 to 10.
Yep, 11 to 10 on Saturdays.
But today, they got prime rib after five o'clock.
Call 748-5188 and reserve your prime rib for either dying in or take up.
But call and reserve your prime rib because it's a local favorite.
748-5188.
They are closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Canoes brewery is saying, come on over.
And if you have a good time having a couple beers,
Here's Bernie Robert in the band with a hot time in the old town tonight.
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Well, Robert and Bernadette, Bob and Bernie Kennell from Montgomery wanted to have a song played, especially for their good friends from over near west of Fairburn, Tom and Joni.
You hear us talking about these folks a lot because, well,
First off, they're very close to your friends, just like all of you are.
All of you folks matter to me, but I get to see these guys not so very often, but when I do, we do have a good time.
And it's done by Frankie Yankovic for Tom, who's always out in the garden, and also for Joni, from the Bernadette and Robert
Kennins.
Got a job out on a farm Just a garden and a barn Picking fruits and vegetables all day, say But when all my work is complete And I'm craving more for you Listen dear to what I got to say When I'm picking the beets here That's my heartbeat for you When I'm picking blueberries That's when I feel blue for you
When I'm picking those onions That's the only time I cry for you But when banana skins are falling I'll come sliding back to
you
When I'm picking tomatoes That's when I catch up to you When I'm picking sweet corn deer I know you're so sweet and true When I'm picking hot peppers
Then my heart just burned with love for you.
But when bananas skins are falling I'll come sliding back to you.
When I'm picking the radish, like your radish hair, it glows.
When I'm picking the turnip, I can't see your turnip, no.
When I'm picking the garlic, then I'll bring my love to you so true.
But when banana skins are fall,
I'll come sliding back to you I'll come sliding back to
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Frankie Yagafick in the band.
I don't think that was Frankie on the vocal though.
I think that was the banjo picker there.
Alright, we got a song coming up here.
We're going to do one for Joyce and Leroy Petit from Little Red and Tommy over that way.
And it's done by Don Peachy.
And they like to get out on the dance floor and kind of cut a rug.
So here's Don for old time's sake.
Just one more waltz, dear, for all time's sake.
Please don't refuse me, my heart will break.
Just one more dancer, we say goodbye.
Only forever, just you and I. Hold me real close like you used to do.
I'll love you still if you love me true.
Before we part give my heart a break just for a
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Hold me real close like you used to do I'd love you still if you loved me true Before we'd park in my heart to break just the whole time safe
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.
Butseen Margin Funeral Home in Ripon has been here for you since 1896, and we continue to be here for you.
Call any time at 748-2623 to schedule an appointment.
And thank you for your trust in us.
On top of the hill, West Oskar Street and May Party Drive, some really wonderful folks there.
Christopher, Marissa, and Rolanda.
Good people.
It's Buttscene Marching Funeral.
Turn to them in your time of need and hour of need.
Mark Jericovic and the band are coming up right now.
One entitled Herman, Take Me Home, I think.
No, Chicago Land Tour.
Here's Mark.
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to smush all the way from Bavaria in Austria and German on the border there on the Germany and Austrian border line there country line there.
Don Schleiss and the band coming up with the Rambo Sambo Polka.
Oh, that's a dandy one, Don.
Slicing the boys all the way from Kiwani with a little bit of that Rambo Sambal polka.
Our local Hivey grocery store opened today.
In fact, every day, seven days a week from six in the morning till 10 in the evening.
So if you find you're running short on some ingredients for you're preparing a big meal or something further ahead down the road, turn to the Hivey grocery store on Ripon's West Side.
They got delicious things at every aisle from the bakery department to the deli.
to the insta produce and fresh vegetables, the insta smokehouse, all the different selections in the dairy aisle, from aisle like ice cream, milk, cottage cheese, tapioca, all these wonderful things, puddings, they got all these things for you to choose, so your meals are never always the same.
Our local heavy grocery store invites you in and even have things there for adult beverages for those hot summer days or parties when you get together with family and friends.
Things for the kids too from bottled waters and low sugar sodas.
It's a heavy grocery store.
Stop by to see them and fill up your carts and save some money at the same time.
Check all the pantry shelves and check to see if you got all the things you need before you go out the next time.
to our local Hivey grocery store.
Some really good stuff there too.
On a program you want to salute the folks who work at modern rentals.
They work every day of the week.
Somebody's always there it seems.
They even open Sunday mornings from 8 to 10.
So if you rent something on the weekend you can always bring it back between 8 and 10 on Sunday morning.
Otherwise 7 to 2 on Saturday like today or from 7 to 5 during the week.
It's modern rentals.
for your Toro and Husqvarna lawn and garden equipment.
Modern rentals on the corner of Douglas Street and East Oshkosh Street.
7 to 5 Monday through Friday, 7 to 2 Saturdays like today or 8 to 10 tomorrow.
Get your small engines tuned up, get all your landscaping material there too from shredded wood mulch with different colors, shredded black dirt, washed river rock, sand, pea gravel, whatever you need.
They have a lot of it.
They can even deliver it by the big truckload, too.
And like I always say, if you need to rent a little trailer, they have one for you there.
You can rent that, too, to haul all your material.
If your lawnmower needs to tune up, give them a call 748-3100 and Sue or Daniel will come and pick it up for you.
748-3100 Modern Rental at the corner of East Oskar Street.
and Douglas Street and like I always say Toro and Husqvarna outdoor party equipment they got a lot of it there.
Back to some more music we've got Babe Wagner and his old time band from Minnesota some old 78s re-released Musiki Musiki or music music
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Something nice by Babe Wagner in his band.
Babe played the trombone with a lot of different bands in Minnesota, and eventually his own.
He died and passed away in his early 40s from cirrhosis of the liver, I guess.
He drank too much, and that's what killed him.
That's the same thing they got, Romy Goss, did you know that?
Well, let's salute some birthdays and anniversaries from the We Love to Dance Club and tell you what's happening this weekend.
Vernon, in theory, had a birthday yesterday.
Happy birthday, very.
Monica Westenberger has a birthday today on the 18th, as well as Marvin Gerhardt's.
Happy birthday, Marv.
Mark Wesley has a birthday tomorrow on the 19th.
Jerry Schneider has his birthday coming up on the 20th, along with Nancy Linyak, Paul Weber as well.
As far as wedding anniversaries go, I don't have anything this weekend.
Ralph and Kathy Schles had one earlier this week, as far as wedding anniversaries go.
And let's take a look at the polka calendar is what's happening a lot of things going on Pulaski polka days are going on this weekend started Thursday night We'll try to tell you what all the bands are you want to get my paper flipped around here?
All right on the 18th.
They got the greatest hits are playing over in Kiwani for the Alumni's Fest at the shy guys with the shy guys in another band at the up-down Tavern on the waterfront
That's today from 11 until two of the greatest hits in Kiwani.
Dave Austin Trio are playing at the Jolly Mixers Dance Club at the Memories in Clintonville this afternoon, 1 to 430.
Pulaski polka days are going on.
Today they got the Siner Classics, Twin City Sound, Chatcha Bilsky and the Polka Rhythms, Polka Family, Live Wire, Dinah Brass, The Natural Talent,
polka country musicians music connection world concertina session concertina jam session and That's all going on today tomorrow on the 19th.
They got a polka mass at I believe 9 30 with the morose brothers are going to be there the natural talent Steve Burke law and mark jirkovic tomorrow And they go some eight in the morning till six, but the polka masses at 9 30 in Pulaski on the grounds
Tomorrow, Bareford Bickeys in Iowa.
Carol and the Keynotes tomorrow.
I got a three-piece at St.
Killian's Parish picnic in Camelsport.
Carol and the Keynotes from one to six.
Good time.
Dutchman tomorrow playing from 10 in the morning with a polka mask at the Fireman's picnic at St.
Lawrence.
And they're going to be there from one to five.
And the polka mask, I believe, is playing at 10 o'clock in the morning.
two-fifths party band are playing later in the day, and that'll be at St.
James Social Spring Hope at School Hill in Wisconsin.
That's at Tom Schneider at quarter one, but in the morning, Tommy and his little band will be playing for the Polka Worship Service here in Fairwater.
That's Tamal, the Polka Worship Service at the Fairwater Historical Society.
They're annual outdoor polka worship.
You are all invited.
Bring your lawn chairs.
They'll have a lot of food from burgers and brats, pie with ice cream, antique car show and tractor show.
That's all taking place tomorrow, right here locally in Fairwater.
There you go.
A lot of things happening in our area.
Gonna do a song for Alan Noreen Van Buren, requested by Bob and Bernie, and also for my friend, Mary Colberg.
Dan Jr.
with a little bit of sunshine.
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sunshine every day with you through all kinds of weather with you life is better if your day seems cloudy this is what you'll do
Just grab a little sunshine that is looking back and smiling Remember that I love you
sunshine every day with you through all kinds of weather with you life is better if your day seems cloudy this is what you'll do just grab a little sunshine that is looking back and smiling remember that
little sunshine that is looking back and smiling and remember that I love you.
There he goes, a little bit of that sunshine with Dan Jr.
They were up at Pulaski Poker Days on Thursday evening, and I guess they had a good crowd there too.
So wherever you go, take Christ with you, like I always say, and this radio station too to keep your company.
We got Bob Keith and his band from Manitowoc with a little bit of Annie Annie or Nano Nano.
Hey about that one a little bit of Bob Keith in the band from Manitowoc and nano nano Pedals and plows are with us this morning and if you're looking to do some landscaping this weekend today or tomorrow Well, you have an opportunity to stop in pedals and plows are open Monday through Saturdays from let's see here pedals and plows are open from I guess 10 in the morning, huh 10 in the morning till 6 and a half to noon then on Sundays is from noon to 5
Pedals and plows at 9129 Kaufman Road, Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 6, Sundays, noon to 5.
The phone number there, if you want to get some more information about plant prices or availability or what kind of produce and vegetables they have, they got a lot of stuff there.
Let me tell you, for being out in the country, you have a fantastic selection for the effort that you make to get there.
Bring the kids, they got a playground for the kids to enjoy while you pick everything out.
920
290 1621 that's 290 1621 pedals and plows just north of rush lake on county road ego north out of rippin through rush lake a couple miles up you'll see the sign that goes to the west it says pedals and plows greenhouse or if you're on highway 91 between walk car and uh berlin you'll come to county road e that goes south
You'll see a sign that says petals and flowers, green house turns south.
Go down about a mile.
You'll see the road, Carpenter Road goes to the west.
Go down there about a half a mile and you're there.
9129 Carpenter Road.
Lots of stuff there for you to check out.
Try the seedless watermelon.
Lots of sweet, juicy, fresh, sweet corn, zucchini, tomatoes, onions, anything you can think of.
Potatoes, they have it.
A full produce selection, fresh right out of the garden.
And you know what?
You don't even have to pull the weeds.
It's pedals and plows.
Let's get into some music here with the Good Time Dutchman.
I think they're going to do a walls for you.
At least in the moonlight Underneath my window There I will be waiting Waiting for my true love
Where the lilies blossom, Tapo bells are ringing, The birds are sweetly singing, Tapo bells are ringing, And the birds are sweetly singing,
In the moonlight
Chappell bells are ringing And the birds are sweetly singing Chappell
Good time Dutchman there doing a nice one for you.
Pastimes Pupp and Grill invite you in today.
In fact, they are open every day of the week at 11 a.m.
except Tuesdays when they are closed.
They are closed Tuesdays at pastimes but stop in today.
Any days are good time to stop in.
Serving food from 11 to 9.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Fridays and Saturdays though, they serve food a little longer.
Fridays and Saturdays from 11 till 10.
And the speciality on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, if you like, are our famous, local favorite, barbecue drips.
Oh boy, and are they good?
The meat just falls off the bone.
It's not chewy, it is delicious.
Barbecue pork.
You know, the thing is, he starts that slow cooking those pork ribs early in the morning.
So by four o'clock in the afternoon, they are good to go.
Now if you like barbecue ribs, here's what you should do.
You either stop in and dine there or pick them up after four o'clock.
And they do come up with a choice of size like fries.
If you wait till five o'clock on Saturdays to pick up your ribs, you can get a baked potato with it.
Takes a little longer with the potatoes.
But french fries, potato salad, it's all great.
At pastimes, pub and grill.
7, 4, 8, 8, 2, 22.
Try their fish specials on Friday.
They are delicious too.
You can even come tomorrow and get some delicious food.
Their house salads are delicious.
Their soups are awesome.
We love their soup as well.
Corky and I are soup oficionados.
That means we're kind of like an expert when it comes to soup.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, 11 to 9 at past times.
Fridays and Saturdays 11 to 10 closed Tuesdays 120 Scotch when you get in your status the Adam and the whole crew wonderful people there pastimes try anything the burger baskets the chicken tenders the fish specials on Friday it is all delicious you can't go wrong pastimes is always a good time Tommy Schneider office Tom Kniece off his brand new CD and he's gonna do the shoemakers polka
Music playing
Music playing
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Music playing
Tom
Canis and his daughter Victoria and twin concertinas, his wife Janet playing the piano and even Samantha on drums.
So as a family affair, John Caves on the Tuma is Tom Canis out of Stratford.
Keith Gelerman's coming up, one for grandpa.
It's old granddad's waltz.
see all the gang you used to know there's a happy little place where you have to go everybody there's your friend from the minute that you meet it's the place you just can't beat have the beer garden you can laugh your cares away grab a beer and join the fun raise your glasses everyone and we'll sing merrily until the night is done at the old beer garden
You can drink, you can dance, you can sing I have this song, you can yell, you can laugh And no one's ever wrong, I'll be there With a round of beer for everyone at the Old Beer Garden
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You can lack your cares away, grab a beer and join the fun.
Raise your glasses, everyone, and we'll sing.
Merrily, until the night is done at the old beer garden.
You can drink, you can dance, you can sing, you have a song, you can yell, you can laugh, and no one's ever wrong, I'll be there.
We're the round of beer for everyone at the old beer garden.
That's a dandy when we did that one for the call the good folks over at Knuth brewery because they got a beer garden there too So stopping in today if you like don't forget today after five o'clock.
They got prime rib.
Oh so good Plus a lot of other things from chicken wings.
They got sub sandwiches.
They got pizzas Salad soups everything delicious at Knuth brewery 230 Watson Street.
We got Carl in the country Dutchman repeat polka
of that repetitive polka, the repeat polka.
Reminder, tomorrow's a big polka worship service outside in front of the Fairwater Civic Center, right there by the Historical Society putting that done down tomorrow, nine o'clock sharp outdoor polka service with Tom Schneider's little mini-bam.
They'll be there from about nine to ten, so get on over, bring your lawn chairs, stick around after for delicious food.
Brots, burgers, lots of refreshments.
Antiques, you got it.
Anti-car show, tractors too.
And it's fun for the whole family plus pie with ice cream if you like.
That's tomorrow in Fairwater.
Bring your lawn chairs and bring the whole family out.
You're gonna enjoy it.
You get there early enough.
You might even get a good spot.
You can sit right in your car under the shade.
That's tomorrow nine o'clock.
in front of the Fairwater Historical Society.
That's tomorrow, nine o'clock, Tom Schneider in the band.
Here's Tony Wolf with his family band.
Oh, something nice all the way from Minnesota.
Tony Wolf and the Deutsche Meisters.
The Worst House of the Landlers, the name of that one.
We're gonna say a quick goodbye.
Hopefully we'll see you tomorrow morning.
We had pastimes, pub and grill with us today.
We had Mr. and Mrs. Peace Eatery, also pedals and plows.
We also had Home and Ford and Home and Auto Group.
Brewery, Heating and Cooling, Graphic Sign and Letter Company.
Gotta love that Count Family.
Vise and Rushes, Modern Overhead Door.
Canoes Brewery.
We also had Vanderbink's produce stand from Rippon's West Side, Beck's Meat Market, downtown Oshkosh and also in Ring, Two-Wake Family Dentistry, 211 South National Avenue and Final Act.
Canal Cheese Factory in Rogersville, Canary Creek for all your concrete flatwork, we have Budsby March & Funeral Home, Quality Plumbing, Hivey Grocery Store, and Modern Rentals.
This is Tupadan saying, have a great day everybody, and a terrific weekend.
Hopefully you can join me tomorrow morning at 6.30, okay?
Here's some loaves by the Tupadan band.
It's Angeline.
Bye
everybody.
I've got a
She's sweet and cute, and she's all mine.
She always hugs and kisses me.
She's sweet and cute, and she's all mine.
Oh, Angeline, you're an angel sent from up above.
You're my happiness and joy, and the only one I love.
Angeline, you're all mine.
You're the sunshine of my life in a year or two.
And she's a