Good morning everybody.
Time to wake up and greet the world with a smile.
And a pleasant Sunday morning greeting.
Hi everybody, Tupadan.
We'll be with you for the next hour and a half, or actually two and a half hours.
Half hour Sunday morning mini polka vest, a little bit of Dick Rogers with the Elsa polka starting off.
Here's something with yours, Julie, the Tupadan band.
that I mentioned that our show today is brought to you by Joe and Kathy and the crew at Mr. and Mrs. P. Eadry.
Oh, good people over there, I tell you.
You got to stop in today.
They'll be opening a store in about another 25 minutes.
Can you quickly tell us who are members of your staff there?
I know Scott and Jackie working the back there too.
Well, Tubbo, we probably have 25 staff working for us right now.
Wow, that's a lot of families.
There is a lot of family, so we have some really great employees.
We've seen kids grow up with us, go to college, get married, and have children.
Wow.
It's 11 years.
It's going to buy.
Over
11
years now.
It
has.
Yeah.
I remember the first time I had to say, hey, tuba.
You know, when I call him and order food to go through the drive-thru, he'll say, good morning, Santa.
I can't get away from that.
I guess I'll have to grow my whiskers back.
Kathy does a lot of baking in the back with Jackie.
Maybe we should get Kathy up here in our next little visit and talk about baking.
Because I'm really interested about some of those delicious treats that I know that display cases always fold.
Does that
lady ever take a break?
She gets a break here and there, but good luck getting her on the radio.
Ah, okay.
Well, nice talking to you, Joe.
I open Wednesday through Sundays.
What's the time?
7am to 2pm Wednesday through Sunday.
And thank you.
Let us cook something for you.
And 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.
Well, I must confess in a way I guess that silly notion's through.
Because 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
At second thoughts 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, every hour of every day Every second,
Oh, that's how Joe says.
He misses us all every second, every minute, every hour of every day.
Joe and Kathy and the staff, come and see them today if you get a chance.
Just keep in mind they are closed out.
Mondays and Tuesdays.
Wednesdays through Sundays they are open though from 7 till 2.
Delicious food, terrific people and they got such a wide variety of items to select after many choices on their menu list.
Come and get something for breakfast today at 7 o'clock.
They serve breakfast all day long.
Get something for noon brunch if you like or something for dinner.
You can take and pick up and warm up later.
Take some soup home too.
That's my Tuesday
And Monday and Tuesday's survival kit is getting soup to go.
Triapola skillet, a Greek omelette, quiche, any number of omelettes that they make for breakfast.
Pancakes, waffles, they got it all.
Mr. and Mrs. Peace.
Did you know they also make macaroni and cheese?
I want to have corkies, my favorites.
We got some of those kids from the Czech Republic.
again in a short while.
We'll
was a good dog.
So, little happiness, when I'm happy.
Love is not loved, it's not loved, it's asked.
Yeah.
Hey, how about that one?
All the way from the Czech Republic there, the young kids, and you know, they got some kids in the middle 20s, I think that's, or maybe late 20s, that's about as old as the kids are, but nice big brass band.
I like that kind of music.
Joe says, please, something for those farm families who get up early every morning, not just on Saturday or Monday through Saturday, but Sunday too.
We got one done by the band on Nebraska.
It's Polka Joy Orchestra, Bob Zurgata, and he does the vocal.
And for all the farmers, it's entitled Down the Farm Road Polka.
Down the Farm Road Polka.
For all you farmers out there.
What do you say?
It's another day What do you say?
It's another day To the fields I would go With my rain I don't know What do you say?
It's another day To the fields I would go With my rain I don't know What do you say?
Oka Joy is the name of that band all the way from Nebraska.
Well, we got Vernon, Steve Meisner recorded live at the Wahoo Ballroom, or the Starlight Ballroom in Wahoo, Nebraska.
Let's try that.
Starlight Ballroom in Wahoo, Nebraska.
Here's Vernon, Steve.
This is Mr. P. from Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery at 1100 West Fond du Lac 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.
Yeah, I'm all about that Polish music on our Sunday morning getting here.
Here's something for you to consider.
Ah, looking at things, famous quotes from Joe P. Joe Plozinski.
And here you go.
Here's one thing about advantage of getting older.
Ah, no more post-Christmas letdowns.
Yeah, when you get old, you don't have to worry about that.
No more post-Christmas letdowns.
Letting the waist out
makes clothes seem new.
You know that?
You have an old pair of pants.
If you let the waist out because they're a little too tight, your pants seem like they're brand new.
According to Joe Plozinski, very good Joe.
A very smart man there.
Let's have some more music here.
We got Woody Swanson on his piano.
Woody Sarnson a wall study calls the happy day in the only from day on Denmark happy day in walls pretty good We got Richard Piotowski coming up.
He's gonna finish off our Sunday morning mini polka fest You can start tracking on over to 1100 West final actually right now because Joe's opening the door the doors as I speak we're gonna play for you Blame it on the polka.
Okay, right Richie.
Let her go
I was at her dance, when she caught my eye Standing all alone, looking sad and shy He began to dance, swaying to and fro
And soon I knew I'd never let her go You can blame it on the polka With this magic spell Go and blame it on the polka That she did so well Oh and I'll begin with just one little dance But soon it ended up a big romance You can blame it on the polka The dance of love
It's my bride to be And we're gonna raise A little family And when our kids ask How it came about I'm gonna say to them without a doubt You can blame it on the polka With this magic spell Go and blame it on the polka That she did so well Oh, and I'll begin with just one little dance But soon it ended up a big romance You can blame it on the polka
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the
stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the
the moon or the stars of the ball?
Now is it the moon or the stars of the ball?
Congratulations coming from the joy that his love can bring turn your radio on
Touch with God.
Turn your radio on.
Don't you know that everybody
is a radio
receiver?
All you gotta do is listen for the call.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
If you listen in, you'll be a believer leaning on the truth that'll never fall.
Get in touch with God.
And a blessed Sunday morning greeting to each and every one of you.
Thank you for getting up with me today.
Maybe you've been up for a while, but either way, thanks for being here for me.
I appreciate your company.
Our program today being brought to you by the good folks, not only the first half hour by Joan Cathy at Mr. and Mrs. Pease, but the Sunday show, the gospel show.
from seven till nine.
That's right now.
Maple Crest are with us today.
Our local high-veed grocery store, graphic sign and letter company.
Gotta love that kelp family.
Brewer heating and cooling.
Right here from Rippon Cate Creek.
Concrete flat workers.
We also got Willow Creek Creamery just north of Berlin near Auroraville.
Prairie Place.
We have Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC, Vandenberg's Proto Standard with us, Prebi Sales and Service, Budsene March & Funeral Home, we have the Horocon Bank, your Member FDIC, your Equal Housing Lender, Tower View over in Rosendale and Petals and Plows.
With your very kind permission, I would like to dedicate the show to the Darwin Miller family.
Peggy Miller passed away earlier this month.
and the Budstein Marching Funeral Home assisted the family with Peggy's funeral arrangements.
This hot weather is always very difficult for families to get together, even on days when you don't have to mourn the loss of a loved one, but it's especially more difficult when a loved one passes away.
You know that the future is going to be changed quite a bit.
So I like to remember my friend Darwin, Dobby as we call him.
Dobby works at Ripon's recycling and I get to see him quite often and he told me about Peggy's last few weeks of her life and he's very sad.
But she's in a, how would we say, to comfort ourselves we tell her that she's in a much better place with our savior and our good Lord taking care of her now.
So, Peggy Miller passed away on June, or rather, July 4th, I believe, at the Budsene Marchion Funeral Home, assisting her with her funeral preparation.
So, today's show is dedicated to Peggy's memory.
They got a big polka worship service going on today down in Fairwater.
It starts at nine o'clock.
Some of you might want to head on down there if the weather's nice.
You like to attend it outside.
If it looks like rain, they'll have it inside the Civic Center in Fairwater.
The Fairwater Historical Society is putting this event on every year.
Tom Schneider's little band, the two-fifths band, are playing there from nine, and they'll be about an hour's service, maybe less, in front of the Historical Society.
Bring your lawn chairs if the weather is nice.
We got Walter Estonic.
This is the kind of music that Tom is gonna play.
Not that one.
Let's try this one over on this other side here.
I'm sorry about
flow.
Builds in the noble cure.
Save her man and make me cure.
It is said that branches draw their life from the vine.
Each is separate, and yet all are one, as they share one life-giving stem.
The Bible tells us we are called to a similar union in life, our lives with the life of God.
We are incorporated into Him, made sharers in His life.
Apart from this union, we can do nothing.
O Lord my God,
when I
I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder.
Thy power throughout the universe displays.
sings my soul.
How great thou art!
How great
thou art!
That guy doesn't need any introduction.
Tennessee or any Ford?
On our Sunday morning, get together.
Brand new day, brand new start to a brand new week as well.
I forgot to tell you that today's Pokal worship service in Fairwater, they're gonna have plenty of food burgers and brats and ice cream social with pie, anti-car show, old tractors.
That's today starting at nine o'clock in front of the Historical Society down in Fairwater.
So get on over there.
It's a beautiful little community.
We got a lot of friends that listen to us down there too.
We'll talk about Maple Crests assisted in independent living on Ripon's northeast side at 150 Douglas Street.
So many of us will see our life transitioning as we get a little older.
Certain things that we used to take for granted we no longer can do.
We slow down.
It's harder for us to take care of a big home.
or big place, a big duplex, wherever you're living.
But at Maple Crest, they offer you independent living in one-bedroom apartments that are affordable for the air conditioning and electricity and heat and everything is included.
Whatever you need.
At Maple Crest, at 150 Douglas Street, you owe it to yourself to check it out.
Give the good friends at Maple Crest a call and set up a walking tour for you and your family.
Chad, Jill and Vicki would have loved to show you all around.
Bring the whole crew if you like.
They have a large common area for families to get together if it's a large gathering.
Otherwise, you can join everyone together in your apartment.
They also offer you not only independent living, but also a level of assisted care at 150 Douglas Street Maple Crest.
It's a good choice all the way around.
Either for independent living, something you can take care of, or assisted level in the assisted level at Maple Crest, 748-7300.
Why don't you check them out this week?
Bandit brings produce standard back with us again.
They're open every day of the week at 10 o'clock in the morning, including today on Ripon's West Side, right on Highway 23 West, where people call it West Pondlaxseed, because they are located just before you get to the edge of Ripon's West Side, still in the city limits, but right on that edge.
It's Bannerbeek's produce stand.
They got everything under the sun there, nine different flavors of Amish fry pies, watermelons, seedless watermelons,
They have musk melon or we call them sand melons.
They've got either cucumbers, collard, zucchini, tons and tons of sweet corn.
They have big cherries, peaches by the pound or by the case.
You have to check them out.
Open Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 5.30 and Sundays, 10 to 5.
Stop over and see the vanderbricks.
Get all your fresh produce.
Some sweet corn too.
That's what I call produce.
I haven't had any corn yet.
I did last week, though.
It was delicious.
Up until last week, I didn't get any, but they've been out for a while.
The watermelons are delicious.
Get a couple at Vandy Brings.
Back to some more music.
We've got some music coming up here.
The kind of style you're gonna hear down in Fairwater Day with Tom Schneider.
It's Chuck Teal and his jolly ramblers.
I am the vine, you are the branches I am the way, the truth and the life
I am the light, your path to brighten, Help and darkness and strife.
I am the bread, which came from heaven, Partake of me and you be free.
I am the door by me, you'll enter and live with me eternally.
When you are the branches, I am the resurrection and the life.
I guide the flock as the good shepherd.
I know them, they know me, Almighty God, the Lord of nations.
I am the first, I am the last.
I am the door, by me you'll enter.
and live with me eternally.
I am the vine, you are the branches, abide in me and you will be fruit.
If you will drink living water, nevermore shall you thirst.
Yes, I am he, I am beside you.
I chose you, you did not choose me I am the door by me You'll enter and live with me eternally
Well, I'm tired and so weary
But I must go along Till my Lord comes and calls me, calls me away Oh yes, oh well the morning's so bright And the lamb is the light And the night, night is as black as the sea
Oh, yes, there will be peace.
Peace and a valley for me someday.
There will be peace in the valley for me.
Oh, Lord, I pray.
There'll be no sadness, no sorrow.
There will be peace.
Peace in a valley for me.
For me.
Who will the bad?
Who will be gentle?
And the wolf?
Who will be tanned?
And the lion?
Down by the lamb, oh yes Well the beast from the wild Shall be led by a little child And I'll be changed, changed from his creature That I am, oh yes There will be peace, peace in the land
There will be peace in the valley for me.
Oh, Lord, I pray.
There'll be no sadness, no sorrow, no troubles I'll see.
There will be peace, peace in the valley for me.
That's always a favorite on our Sunday morning get-togethers and we've been here many many years By golly, what is it like almost 18 years?
We've been doing this show with us all together and some of you been there every program that we've done and I do appreciate that and love that for you We have Johnny Garland is banned all the way from Canada and we like this one by Johnny in the band.
It's I surrender all
All the way from Canada, Johnny Garo and his band.
A lot of friends in these neck of the woods, all the surrounding communities, and of course, Rip in our home base.
Love you guys a lot.
We got a big picnic coming up in that one next month.
Here's my pal, Mikey, gonna tell you 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 broth stand, 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.
nice people Tony will be making his famous burgers and brats there on that day everybody in the church has a job it is a dandy get together try to plan that that'll be next month over in Princeton on Princeton's west side more music coming up we got one done here by Lyle Beaver and his band from the Quad Cities
Down there in Iowa, on the board of Iowa and Illinois, Lyle Beaver and his band were composed of mostly band directors, just like Dr. John Checkon of Wisconsin-Dutchman.
Here's Lyle Beaver and his
band.
To see Jesus in me And I want to be all God wants me to be I want the people to see Jesus in me When I go to church on Sunday When I go to work on Monday When I go home at the ending
I want to live up Jesus' name I want to always be the same A faithful servant I want Jesus to save I want the people to see Jesus in me I want the people to see Jesus
people to see Jesus
I want to shine with the light of His love The Holy Spirit I want to feel to the people I want to be real and point others to heaven above I want the people to see Jesus in me I want the people
in me and I want to be all God wants me to be I want the people to see Jesus in me into things I do the words I say the songs I sing dearly
Lyle Beaver in the band from over in Iowa and that's a daddy one too Every one of the people I talk about as far as advertising men and women on our program Every chance I get to save all you people listening a few dollars on the everyday things you need to purchase to make your life more comfortable That's my goal Now not everybody I talk about on this program or my other two shows
Are you going to find things that you need?
But one guy I know that does something rather unique that perhaps you might require his professionalism is dealing with cake creep.
When it comes to concrete, not all of you are going to invest into concrete.
You might not need your sidewalk repaired or a new driveway put in with concrete or even a concrete patio.
But for those of you that do, you can save some money by getting guy locally that's done it for many years.
His age should not confuse him because he comes from a long family, history, decades of family members that have taught him well how to give the consumer the right product at the right time.
And right now is the right time to get your concrete put down.
You don't want to do it when the temperature drops.
Get all of K-Crete right here in town.
Give my buddy Dylan a call.
His phone number is 920-279-8854.
279-885 towards K-Crete for concrete flatwork, patios, driveways, sidewalks.
Even inside new buildings or sheds you put up, he can put a thick reinforced concrete floor in for you.
920-279-8854.
8852.
It's cake creep.
Brewer heating and cooling are with us today.
And all these temperatures we had last week, remember they were gone up to the hundreds?
The heat index is 120, I guess on Monday and Tuesday.
Boy, I'm glad I didn't have to bail hay or have to be up in a haymow, restacking hay bales on those days.
My days are climbing up and haymows are done.
Brewer heating and cooling want you and your family to remain comfortable.
They have technicians that can come out and fix your broken air conditioning units.
Central air conditioning units can be repaired, and over time, if they do get beyond the point of fixing, they can replace them for you.
New air conditioner isn't that much.
Check out Brewer heating and cooling right here in RIPAA's northeast side.
Their phone number is really easy to remember.
It's 748-6400.
94.
Give them a call tomorrow morning.
I think they even have a number on the weekends too.
748-6494.
Brewer heating and cooling.
Trying to keep you and your family cool as a comfortable as a cucumber.
Cool as a cucumber at brewer heating and cooling.
748-6494.
And stay company on these otherwise very miserable days.
We have Mel Tillis coming up when doing a dandy one for you.
Why should I feel discouraged?
Why
and long for
eyes on
sparrow And I know he watches me
That I know he watches
Mel,
tell us, nice job there Mel.
We got my buddy all the way from
Massachusetts, Lenny Gamoka.
Everybody needs a little help sometime No one stands alone Makes no difference if you're just a guy like me Or a king upon a throne
I'll stay in line Everybody needs a friend Let me tell you
Even when I turn away He cares for me His love no one can shape Even as I walk away He's by my side With every breath I take
is always mine my forever friend my living never friend from darkest nights to rainbows and
He's my forever friend.
A very popular band leader, even to this day from Chicago, but he lives in Massachusetts, Lenny Gomoka.
And his band is home based out of Chicago, I guess, Chicago Push.
Well, I wish a very happy birthday coming up this next week to a young lady.
who's a resident at the Tower View in Rosendale.
Donna has a birthday coming up on the 22nd.
I believe that is next Wednesday coming up.
And also today, if you see them, they're going to be over at the El Dorado Parade taking place today in El Dorado.
So that's it.
A lot of people taking advantage of the good weather.
Of course, the good folks at the Tower View assist in living at 401 North Grand Street in Rosendale.
They take advantage of that too.
If you're thinking about looking for a job, Chanel and the group are hiring full and part-time CNAs and caregivers at the Tower of View, flexible scheduling, competitive wages.
This is a small family-owned business, so everybody becomes like family.
So will you.
So why don't you consider that.
Give Kim a call if you're interested in a job full or part-time, 715-305.
4302 to apply.
That's 715-305-4302 to apply for a job fuller part-time at the Tower of View.
It's a nice place to work.
And if you're thinking about finding a place to get, it's never too early to plan ahead.
Ensure your loved ones are in good hands and have good friends taking care of them.
Join the Tower of View family as they are now
Putting up a living in assisted living and experience that you can find anywhere else Take a tour ask questions and join the waiting list for the tower view in Rosendale Give them a call if they can be of some assistance to you call Kim at 715 305
4302, it's the Tower of You.
Want to say good morning to all my many friends in that area.
Good morning Seth, Seth Zimmerman and of course his mom and dad, Luke and Diane, many many good people over in Rosendale and wherever you are too.
The Huracan Bank is proud to be with us each and every Sunday morning.
They know how important it is for you to be able to have the money to buy all the necessities you need throughout your week.
It isn't just on Sundays.
It might be something that pops up unexpectedly.
If you need a major loan, talk to the good boys, John and Jeff, at the work-on bank on the south end of Watson Street in downtown Ribbon.
They have home equity loans where you can take out a short-term loan and a very low interest too at the work-on bank.
Let them help you with all your money concerns and don't lose any sleep at night.
over money, over finances, the Huracan Bank, member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
Seniors worked hard for all the money that they made and hopefully you have some dollars scrolled away for some sudden emergencies but if you need some extra dollars let them help you out.
The Huracan Bank, member FDIC,
your Equal Housing Lender, the Horicon Bank.
And check out the Hivey Grocery Store with their virtual tele-service now.
That you can even access on the weekends at the Hivey Grocery Store.
We have Roy Clark coming up.
There's a land that is
fairer than day.
And by faith we can see
it afar For the Father waits over the way To prepare us a dwelling place there In the
melodious songs
of
And my spirit shall sorrow
no more Not aside for the blessings
of rest
We're playing some tunes on our show today in a polka style because of that big outdoor polka worship service starting at nine o'clock this morning in Fairwater.
Some bands that play polka music as a career but they also do some religious songs too.
Here's Ron
to bear what a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer oh what peace we often fall
Oh what needless pain we bear All because we do not care Everything to God in prayer
Still our refuge Take it to the Lord in prayer
Jesus knows our every weakness Take it to the Lord in prayer Jesus knows our every weakness Take it to
the Lord in prayer.
Nice job, Ronny Sluga.
We got Bill Anderson coming up next.
Something nice by Bill Anderson.
Are you afraid to leave your home and go someplace because you're afraid your current vehicle will let you down?
You've been experiencing problems, mechanical problems, and you just don't know if your next car will be just as good as the old one.
I can guarantee you'll get some top dollar trade in that home in Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Randy and the crew here on West Pondlack Street offer your top dollar trade-ins for your old vehicles.
No matter what the condition is, they'll give you a decent trade-in on that vehicle and put you behind the wheel of a brand new Chevrolet Buick or GMC or any one of a number of locally low mileage trade-in vehicles.
You shouldn't be afraid to have to go someplace because sometimes it's not out of necessity, it's an emergency.
You got to be someplace and then hurry.
And your car should not be the one thing letting you down.
Get your car repaired.
If it's fixable, that Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC mechanics do that for you Monday through Friday.
The sales staff works Monday through Saturday.
Saturday mornings, 9 to 1 at Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
You got any questions about vehicles, a certain style?
color, make, model, whatever.
Give Randy a call during the week.
748-3377.
Really great people at Holman.
You're gonna love that purchasing experience.
I have some friends from out of town that recently bought a Buick.
No, maybe a couple years ago.
Talking about Gary and Sue from Fondland.
They had a great experience at Holman.
Maybe you can too.
Holman, Buick.
Chevrolet Buick and GMC.
Check them out.
Drive through the parking lot today and see what's awaiting you there.
Got some more music coming up for you right now.
This is my Carolina keynotes.
God sends his pure sweet love.
When from above On the wings of a dove When troubles surround us When evils come The body grows weak The spirits grow numb When these things beset us
He doesn't forget us Send down his love On the wings of a duck On the wings of a slow white duck That sends his pure sweet love Sign from above On the wings of a duck
On the flood many days
Having two boys in my own Of all the songs I've ever written This is by far the most important Because it's about the most important thing If it weren't for kids, have you ever thought?
Wouldn't be no Santa Claus Look what the start just brought Thank God for kids We'd all live in a quiet house
Without Big Bird or Mickey Mouse, they don't couch thank...
100 other wares in one really don't know but you try thank God for kids When you look down in those trusting eyes that look to you you realize there's love that you came by thank God for kids
Oh,
hey, that was a good one, huh?
And that was done by Eddie Raven from Out of the Past.
Pedals and plows are open today from noon to five.
Once you head on over there, check out what landscaping materials they have available for you.
doing any yard work.
I know that some of these days get really hot.
However, if you start early, early right at start-up, if you can get up that early, you can beat the heat index quite a bit.
Big percentages of all of their plants, they have hanging baskets, they're getting quite sold out right about now.
You might luck out and get a couple of those too.
They have sweet corn, colorabi.
cucumbers, tomatoes, sweet corn, and all kinds of melons, from watermelon to musk melon, too.
Located at 9129 Kaufman Road, right west of County Trunk E, north of Rush Lake, if you can follow directions, it's pedals and plows.
From Monday to Saturday, their hours are 10 to 6 at the nursery there, and also Sundays, noon to five.
That's today.
Get over to pedals and plows.
See Debbie Christie, there's two Debbie's and a Christie there plus Wade all helping you get things loaded up and on your way bring the kids they got a big playground there two pedals and plows their phone number if you want to get some more information is 920-290-1621 that's 290-1621 pedals and plows north of Rush Lake and then go west on Kaufman Road more music coming your way right now
He got that big poke of worship service today in Fairwater starting at 9 o'clock.
Here's my friend from the state of Utah, Kerry Christensen.
Played a couple gigs with him.
He sat up and played alongside our band when we played for the Monroe Cheese Days years ago.
Here's Kerry.
you
you
Lovely, Carrie Christensen all the way from the state of Utah.
I don't have very many recordings by Carrie, but that is a dandy one.
Let's have Pat Boone come up and do a song for
Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine.
Heir of salvation, purchase of God.
One of His Spirit washed in His blood.
This is my story, this is my song.
Praising my Savior all the day long This is my story, this is my song Praising my Savior all the day long Perfect submission, perfect delight
Visions of rapture, now burst on my sight Angels descending, ring from above Echoes of mercy, whispers of love This is my story, this is my song, praising my Savior
In my saviour, all of it all Perfect submission, all is at rest I, in my saviour, am happy and blessed Watching and waiting, looking up
Pretty
good stuff there with Pat Boone.
Our oldest daughter Jennifer lives in Mequon and when Corgi got so ill with this cancer that she's fighting, Jennifer has been on the front line for us
scheduling all her doctor appointments so that she can get in early.
Corky can get down early, get her chemotherapy and get home.
Otherwise, some day she wouldn't get started until later in the afternoon.
That's a long day for Cork.
But Jennifer's been pretty good.
The one thing we've been trying to do to show our appreciation to her is letting her know how much we love all of our children, including Jennifer and her entire family, Michael, her husband, and all the kids.
The one thing we found is Jennifer loves Willow Creek
creamries, cheese.
Willow Creek.
So she says, dad, can you pick me up some string cheese, some cheese curd, an extra block of extra sharp cheddar, and some pepper jack.
That's like jalapeno cheese.
I said, sure.
She says, I don't really care for the jalapeno, but Michael loves it.
All that cheese.
I'm thinking, well, you're down there in Mecwan.
Don't they sell cheese in the start out there?
She said, dad, we love Willow Creek.
That is so good.
Folks around here are very fortunate to have Johnny Medching and his old staff.
They are not open on Sundays.
That's only downsize.
But Monday through Saturdays, they are open at Willow Creek.
You owe it yourself to check them out.
They are open Mondays through Saturdays, Monday through Fridays from 9 to 5.
Saturdays from 8 to 5.
Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
You get your fresh cheese curds in around 10 o'clock in the morning.
So when Jennifer wants cheese, we want to go on a day when the cheese curds come in fresh.
So usually on Friday or Saturday when Corky goes down Mondays for chemo.
Well, we'll go a couple days early and pick up all her cheese wishes.
Why don't you fill your cheese list at Willow Creek and pamper your grandkids and yourself and even mom and dad with some delicious cheese from Willow Creek.
You try it once.
I guarantee you, you'll be back.
3-6-1-5-2-5-6.
That's their number.
361-5256.
Willow Creek Cream Rate.
The last time we went there we got there at five minutes to five just before they closed and they were still happy to serve us.
That's pretty good.
Willow Creek, you're gonna love them.
North of Berlin on 49 and when you get to Highway 21, four-way stop sign, turn east and go down about the length of a football field and you are there.
Well we got some music coming up here by Leo Greco and his band from Iowa.
The hill far away stood an old rugged cross The emblem of suffering and shame And I love that old cross Where the dearest and best For a world of lost sinners was slain So I'll cherish
To my trophies at last I lay down I will cling to the old rugged crawls And exchange it someday for a crown
Oh, 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 it to dark Calvary.
So I'll cherry
Reach the old rugged cross Till my trophies at last I lay down I will cling to the old rugged cross And exchange it someday for a crown
And exchange it someday for a
crown.
Leo Greco in his band.
I met Leo and some of his musicians many, many years ago when I started with the Dick Rogers band.
We played at a country ballroom just across the Mississippi River from Wisconsin in Decora, Iowa.
And Leo and his whole group showed up.
And it was nice to meet him and some of his guys.
They all showed out to support Dick's orchestra.
which I thought was pretty nice.
Graphic Sign a Letter Company.
When you are in business, the main goal is to not only get to work on time, put in a good day's work, but also show a profit at the end of your days with all your efforts you put in.
Being in business today requires not only yourself, but a good lineup of employees that can help bolster your business.
no matter if it's just a small business or medium or large, you need to get the word out so that prospective customers can find you.
That's how it works.
You're in business, people get your business, your products, your services.
Let Graphic sign a letter company on Ripon's Northeast Edge on East Oshkosh Street, set up a sign for you that will get that attention going for you.
Words can speak, but signs even help quite even better.
Radio helps, but signs also reinforce what I tell you.
Graphic Sign a Letter Company, the Kellam family, Danny, his folks, Doug and Kathy, and of course, Nikki, they all work well together, putting signs together that you can afford.
No matter how big or small your business is, Graphic Sign a Letter Company is going to be a solution to some of your problems if you're trying to increase your profit line.
Graphic Sign a Letter Company on East Oshkosh Creek.
the Kelm family.
You gotta love that Kelm family.
Give them a call and see what they can do.
748-7723.
Call Danny after eight o'clock tomorrow.
748-7723.
It's a graphic sign and a letter company.
Pre-V sales and service are with us today.
The Pre-V boys, Gary, Mark, and Phil.
Over the last several weeks we've had some stretch of really hot extreme temperatures.
People would say unseasonably warm temperatures and it's dangerous being outside.
We hope that you give your pets and all your livestock plenty of water and shade if possible.
Get them a little relief from the direct rays of the sun.
Farmers work outside a lot too.
Not every farmer has a cab that is insulated on their tractor so it can get pretty hot out there too for those boys and girls.
Making hay on some of these days when you got to get it in can be grueling.
So we want to caution all the farm families.
Of course they know that by now.
Their parents who handed the farm over to their kids who are now working on the land know how important it is to be safe when you're outside.
So listen, if you need parts for your machinery, replacement parts, some technical help, they can fix you up right there quick in their garage, in their mechanics, in their machine shed, and also sales and service when it comes to new and used equipment, plus the Bobcat zero turn lawn mowers.
It's pre-be sales and service.
Hoping all you families stay safe.
Get all your crops in, have a bumper year.
The corn is looking pretty good right now, the field corn.
Many places the corn is way over Nehigh.
Of course it should be by now.
Little rain would help once in a while too.
Pre-B sales and service on Ripon's Westside, an eighth of a mile.
West of the Ripon City limits on Highway 23.
Give them a call tomorrow.
They'll help you out.
Pre-B sales and service.
Gary, Mark and Phil.
Monday through Friday, some eight to six.
Saturdays 8 to noon.
They are closed on the last Saturday of each month.
Keep that in mind.
So that's next Saturday.
They will not be open.
Just giving your heads up.
They will not be open next Saturday.
So anyway, Preview Sales and Service 7482626.
With your very kind permission, I'd like to dedicate today's show.
I know we're way past the halfway mark.
to a young lady that I never had the pleasure of getting to meet.
But recently she passed away, Mabel Schmidt from Brandon.
And in her obituary she commented that she really enjoyed listening to me on our Saturday and Sunday shows.
She was a wife of Floyd Schmidt and everybody knew Floyd.
If you were from Ripon, everybody knew Floyd.
What a heck of a nice guy.
So in the memory of Mabel, who really liked us,
and her family and friends, we got Slim Whitman coming up.
Now let's go over
here.
Oh, with a gentle persuasion Whispers her comforting words
For the sun shined tomorrow
After the shower is gone
Hope as an anchor so steadfast Brings the dark veil for the soul Where the master has ended
Running the grave of His glory Come then, O come glad fruition Come to my
Come, thou blest hope of glory
neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
That was nice Marv Herzog and Beyond the Sun said, hey Jerry's here.
Hello Polka Friends, this is Randy Sable from Home and Chevrolet Buick GMC and 822 West Fondle X Street in Ripon.
I listen to Tuba Dan and Corky Show every free moment right here on your hometown radio station, AM 1600 and 93.1 FM.
Good guy there Randy, Home and Chevrolet Buick GMC, you check them out.
Little bit of polka music plug there for a Saturday polka show you betcha.
Hey, let's get back into some more music here I think we have if I got this queued up right takes me a while to get everything set here Something by Don peachy
The footsteps walking with me.
The footsteps I cannot see.
Whatever move I make, and every step I take, get all the other with me.
They walk with me all the way.
Exactly day by day.
They're good and bad.
They're happy and sad.
Those footsteps
will go away.
I never walk in life alone.
Always be someone there I know he won't let me down He's with me everywhere Special things in life I've done Have been to him in his love Well I've been blessed in so many ways Thanks to the Lord above Blood steps
walking with me Blood steps I cannot see
But every move I make, and every step I take, they know they're there with me.
They walk with me all the way, beside me day by day.
If we're good and bad, they're happy and sad, because what steps won't go away.
I cannot see I'm not only sure where to go But that's when I follow his lead I know the pathway that he chose Will help me to succeed
Footsteps walking with me Footsteps I cannot see But every move I make And every step I take I know they're there with me They walk with me
me all the way.
They side me day by day.
They're good and bad.
They're happy and sad.
Those footsteps won't go away.
and Don Peachy together and the peachy band from Burnett, Wisconsin.
Here's a young lady we haven't heard from in quite a while.
It's Janie Freaky.
In the darkest night.
Smalls prayer will still be heard I believe that someone
Nicely done, Janie Frickie there, and I believe all the good folks at Prairie Place would like to show you around.
Why don't you call them and see if they have any openings in their independent wing or their assisted level at 749 East Oshka Street.
Jeremiah Growthy and his staff, they're very proud of their facility.
It's always clean, spacious, and comfortable.
And if you live in the independent wing, you even get an assigned parking spot for your car.
So anytime you want to pick up and go for the day or a couple days, you just go.
Reassured that when you return, you have a clean, comfortable, spacious place with a pillow for you to lay your head on.
749 East Oskar Street.
It's Prairie Place.
A rip is northeast edge of town.
That large dark blue building.
A lot of people love living there.
People from outside our area will even move to Ripon just for the experience of living at Prairie Place.
Why don't you check it out for yourself and find out how affordable it can be for you in your senior years.
Either in the independent wing or the assistant level.
on the southern end of the building, right off of Olden Road.
The driveway goes right around the building.
So if you come in from Oshkosh and Pickett, turn into the main driveway on the north and go around the side of the building, you'll come to the assisted level.
748-8900.
Call that number, get some more information, and take a walk through tour.
I have a lot of friends that live there, and they love Prairie Place.
Jeremiah Growthy takes good care of all of his friends that live there.
8900.
Our local Hivey grocery store has been at it for quite a while today, like so many other days during the week.
They get up early, the employees get there before six o'clock, the main door is open at six, and you get all your groceries from six to ten, seven days a week.
I gotta be honest, I've never went shopping at the Hivey store after seven o'clock at night, but I'm sure everything I need would still be there.
So no matter what shift you work, the local highway grocery store has something for you that you're looking for.
Either in the in-store bakery, the deli, you know you can buy a bucket of chicken there?
So much cheaper if you go to that chicken store.
Get your chicken, your broasted or rotisserie chicken fresh out of the cooker after 11 o'clock in the morning.
So delicious.
Or you can get cold chicken by the bucket too.
I like that as well.
roasted chicken in the bucket you can't beat that they got lots of vegetables watermelon cantaloupe strawberries raspberries blueberries are in season lots of great and asparagus oh good stuff the local heavy grocery store check out every aisle every department from the instar smokehouse the dairy aisle
fresh milk and ice cream products and also frozen dinners you can pick up if you want to make a big meal.
You should stick it in the microwave and you're good to go.
Our local Hivey grocery store plenty of bottled water, soda and adult beverage.
Six to ten, seven days a week.
Our local Hivey grocery store stop and then say hi to Phil and all my good friends that work at our local Hivey store.
It's employee owned
We got a song coming up here by Ron Vandenboom from Milwaukee.
Ron is a radio announcer on the south side of Milwaukee.
He has his weekend radio show, but here's Ronny.
To the garden and alone
While the dew is still on
the roses And the voice I hear Falling on my ear
The Son of God disclosed
am his own And the joy we share as we bear
The sound of his voice
is so sweet The birds hush
there singing and the mouth
Little talk with Jesus made me whole Now let us have a little
He is the one who watches day and night I've fought to Him in prayer He knows my every care And just a little talk with Jesus makes it
Well, that was very nice.
Ms.
Brenda Lee, Joe Savec and a band from Nebraska are coming up next.
Joe Sevek in the band from Nebraska.
Under the sky is the blue.
And we got a daddy one by Daniel O'Donnell coming up.
Very nice, Daniel O'Donnell.
We got a band all away from the southeastern corner of Michigan.
Gailer Klanschek.
Well, you're Gailer.
Here
you are.
Sure.
the sky where I may lift up my eyes unto the hills and hear music from a stream
carpet I kneel on was made by his own hand my cathedral has candles lighted by the stars
It's so beautiful for God made my cathedral for
me.
Oh, very nice.
Gentlemen, Jim Reeves there.
Well, unfortunately, it's time for us to say goodbye, because our last two songs last quite a bit of minutes.
We'll say goodbye now and hope you have a fantastic week ahead.
Take Christ with you wherever you go.
Be thankful for the good things you have and pray that things you'll get better.
They will over time.
For family, friends, and all of our advertisers, I thank you a great deal.
The Vandenbrink produce stand, Gary and Barry and Gail paid for part of our show today, as well as Willow Creek Creamery.
Johnny Medtig and his staff up on Highway 21 there, just thought of Auroraville.
Rosendale's Tower View, assisted living, good folks over there, Chanel at 401 North Grant Street, Budsene March and Funeral Home, Marissa, Chris and Rolanda, the Huracan Bank, John and Jeff and their staff, member of DIC, your equal housing lender, Maplecrest, assisted in independent living, Chad, Jill and Vicki, Gary, Mark and Phil, the Prebi Boys, just was to rip it on 23.
Don't forget they are gonna be closed next Saturday, the last Saturday of every month.
Prairie Place, Ribbon's North East Edge, 749 East Oshkosh, Jeremiah Growthy.
Our local heavy grocery store, Phil Hammermeister and his group, and they're open from six to ten, seven days a week.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC, Randy and the whole staff there, wish you a great week.
Come and see them if you need a new set of wheels.
Graphic site and letter company, Danny, Doug and Kathy, and Nikki, you gotta love that Count family.
Brewer heating and cooling, the Brewer family and my buddy, Big Mike.
Don't forget they got that big St.
John's picnic coming up next month.
We'll keep you posted.
K-Crete for all your concrete flatwork.
It's Dylan next door to me here at K-Crete on Olden Road, 279-8854.
And pillows and plows.
The Kauffman boys wait and win.
You guys have a great week.
Hopefully you can join up with me again on Wednesday at, let's see, 5.30 to 7.30 on Wednesday nights.
Have a great week everybody.
God bless you
all.
In its own way Like a starry summer night Or a snow-covered winter's day Everybody's beautiful In their own way Under God's care The
gonna find a way
There is none so blind There's fear who will not see We must not close our minds We must let our thoughts be free For every hour that passes by You know the world gets a little bit old It's time to realize that beauty lies in the eyes
of the big hole and everything is beautiful in its own way like a starry summer night or a snow covered winter's day everybody's beautiful
their own way
Under God's hand the world's gonna find a way We shouldn't care about the length of his hair or the color of his skin Don't worry about what shows from without but the love that lives within
Just take a little time to look on the good side, my friends And straighten it out in your mind Everything is beautiful in its own way Like a starry sun on a snow-covered winter's day Everybody's beautiful in their own way
The world's gonna find a way Everything is beautiful
in its
own way Like a starry sun