Blah
Hey, how about that?
A little bit of Eddie B to get things kicked off for our Sunday morning mini polka fest.
Good morning everybody, for all you early risers.
Thank you ever so much for getting up with me.
A little bit of I wanna, wanna, that's what I wanna do.
I wanna get over to Mr. and Mrs. Peas after the show today and get something great for breakfast.
I am thinking about having one of his, one of his delicious Polish skillets.
Oh man.
There's so much food there and you can get either eggs over easy on top of this.
It's kind of polar sausage with fried onions, peppers, potatoes.
I don't know what kind of seasoning he puts on it, but it's delicious.
Then he puts eggs on top.
You can get toast on the side if you like.
Oh man, so much delicious food for Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
Our first half hour, first half hour, Sunday morning, mini polka vats brought you by Mr. and Mrs. Pease, eatery.
Yeah, there you go.
It takes me a while to get it out.
I'm sitting here with my morning cup of coffee and a slice, finishing off a little bit of that special cake that Cathy makes.
It's still, it's like a loaf of bread, but it's actually cake.
It's delicious.
I had some yesterday morning too.
Had a chance to duck out into the kitchen and fill up my coffee cup and get another slice of that cake.
And between Cork and I, we can polish that off.
No time at all.
It's just delicious.
All of Cassie's Bakery, Kathy and Jackie and the rest of the staff.
You got to get over there today if you haven't been there in a while.
And I always say to Joe, it looks like you're slamming it again today, Joe.
Your parking lot's packed full.
He says, well, they park on the street too, you know.
I said, I can see that.
We got the Langer sisters coming up from Minnesota.
A Polish singing trio, all sisters, and they're doing a song
that Kathy always told her girlfriends in high school when she was dating Joe.
It's my Polish boyfriend for Joe and Kathy.
I've got a Polish boyfriend.
He looks a lot like you.
I love my Polish boyfriend.
I know that he'll be true I want to call him sweetheart He wants to take my friend It won't be long now, my Polish boyfriend Our name will be the same It won't be long now, my Polish boyfriend Our name will be the same
He plays the concertina He dances polka too Me and my Polish sweetheart I know we'll never part It won't be long now My Polish boyfriend I will belong to you It won't be long
I will belong to you.
that's pretty nice to have that Langner sister from Minnesota.
And I tell you, I just love Kathy's bakery.
This is awesome.
If you need a cake for an anniversary, a birthday party, an anniversary birthday wedding cake, a cake just to say I love you or something to share with friends, have Kathy and Jackie and the girls make one up for you in the back of Mr. and Mrs. Peace Eatery.
They've got a regular bakery shop in the back there where they make things.
Thanks.
So good.
We got a song by Clee Bella in the band.
And I always tell Korky this when I might
Maybe, you know, burn the toast or something.
I say, don't scold me, Waltz.
I look at myself under the weight that I don't have at home.
Until I find happiness under the weight of my mother-in-law.
And when I go home I sit down, I sit down with my mother-in-law.
I'm
You are my mother, and I am my mother-in-law.
Until I find my wife, I will be the same as you are.
The future home is given to me as...
All the way
from Casco, Wisconsin, a little bit of Cleet Bellin in his band.
I'm out of the past.
Cleet passed away several, several years ago.
Oh, I think over 10 years ago.
And he passed away on Christmas Eve.
He was a bachelor, lived all by himself.
And he was also the godfather to my sister-in-law, who married my brother, Joe, from Casco.
And Joe played in Cleet's band, too, over all those years that Cleet had his little band going.
Let's see what we got coming up here next.
I think we got Johnny Goral.
And Gora Gora Johnny Gora all away from Canada And I think John's gonna do a song entitled for the tax man.
I surrender all
I will give you everything I need
and only live for myself.
I want to
Oh Jesus
There goes my little buddy Johnny Gore on the band from Canada.
Nice guy too, I tell you.
Wonderful to visit with.
Some wonderful thoughts that Joe P. had recently, I thought I would share with you.
He says, several things that are wonderful about getting older for you seniors out there.
You have no more parades to participate in.
Here's another one.
You have a profound new respect for your knees.
Think about that one as a senior.
Yep.
And finally, no more babysitters.
Do you have to drive home?
As a senior citizen.
That's true.
All your kids are grown up.
Hey Joyce, Petite has a birthday today from Tom and Joni and yours, Julian Clark.
Happy birthday, Joyce.
Today it is your birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
May you live to be a hundred and may all your dreams
come true.
And happy birthday to you too, if it's your birthday today.
Happy wedding anniversary as well.
L.Y.
Berkels from Out of the Past with his band from Brilliant.
L.Y.
was a farmer and when he had his own band and when he played with the Dick Rogers Orchestra, L.Y.
would have his wife and kids do the chores because he'd have to leave so early in the afternoon on Friday, Saturday, even Sundays.
And many times when they played during the week, the family had to do their chores.
But he stuck around for the hay baling and the grain harvest.
We got L.Y.
in the band with Willow by the Pond.
you
Hey, how about that one a little bit by Ellery Burkles in the band?
A song that he calls Willow by the Pond Polkham.
There you go.
Well, we got somebody coming up here, but the band that's featured at Willow Falls in Johnsonville this afternoon from 1 to 430.
It's the Bob Keithard band, but since Bob passed away, they got all the musicians together, and they call it the Bob Keithard Legacy Band.
Remember all the great tunes that Bob played live performances and also recorded?
And they're playing at Johnsonville this afternoon.
Do you have your dancing shoes all shined up?
Lay out your best jacket or sweater and head on over there today.
I think the weather would be pretty nice.
I don't think you need a jacket or a sweater just yet, but another month and a half or so you just might.
Anyway, here's the Bob Keither Band from Manitalk from years ago.
Just remember to bring a whole carload over today that we love to dance club are featuring this.
And the dance admission tickets are only five bucks.
Hey, that's a bargain.
So get over to Johnsonville today, $5, bring a whole car full, bring the whole family.
One thing that would be wonderful in my own view is bring the grandkids along and teach them how to do the polka and the waltz.
I think they would thank you for that later on.
You guys, here's Bob Kitherman with the Katharina Landler.
Music playing
Thank you.
you
little bit of that woodland poker with the Tupadan family bam remember nothing says I love you more for a birthday wedding anniversary engagement party or just saying that you want to you love somebody than having a wonderful dining experience at Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery they're open every day Wednesday through Sunday from seven in the morning
til tuna afternoon and Joe is walking over to the front door right now to unlock it so get over there enjoy something today have a breakfast quiche a Greek omelette a polish a Polish skillet or anything of the wonderful things he has a lot of things on the breakfast menu you can have breakfast all day if you like seven till two close Mondays and Tuesdays it's mr. mrs. peas order food to go
information about catering or using their building in later in the afternoon.
Even on Sunday or Mondays and Tuesday when they're closed, they will open up for your special party in late in the afternoon.
920-896-0696.
It's Mr. and Mrs. Peace.
The word that describes him is yum.
Or if Kalamak going to take it out, he's going to do the OK Polka.
But the music and the food and the friendship is endless.
you
you
station where the mighty hosts of heaven sing.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
If you want to feel those good vibrations coming from the joy that his love can bring, turn your radio on.
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 Lean in on the truth that'll never fall Get in touch with God
Hey, happy Sunday morning, everybody.
Today is August the 23rd.
Rise and shine.
It's going to be a beautiful day.
Well, we want to thank Joe and Kathy for their first half hour of Sunday morning mini polka fest.
And Joe says, if you're heading over to Johnsonville for the big dances afternoon, 1 to 430, make sure you come over and get something good to eat in your tummy.
Give you enough energy to dance all afternoon, Johnsonville.
1 to 430, the Bob Keither Band.
Pack the car full and get over there and have some great fun.
We like to thank the people bringing you our Sunday Morning Country Gospel Show.
We got Previous Sales and Service on Rippon's West Side on 23.
Maple Crest Assisted Independent Living at 150 Douglas Street.
The good folks at the Horakon Bank in downtown Rippon, John and Jeff and the staff.
Member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
It's the Horakon Bank.
Buttscene Martin Funeral Home, Chris, Rolanda and Marissa.
Good folks over there too.
We have Prairie Place on Ripon's east side at 749 East Oshkosh Street, Prairie Place, Hivey Grocery Store on Ripon's west side.
What's Sarmine?
That's her first name, Sarmine, and she's running the show there doing a great job.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC, Randy Curtis, Tony and Chewy, part of the sales staff there at Holman, the Kelham family at Graphic Sign and Letter Company, Danny, Doug and Kathy, and I believe Nikki too.
Brewer heating and cooling, the Brewer family, and of course Big Mike over in Princeton.
I want to thank everybody for coming out for their recent big picnic.
I believe that was last Sunday, a fantastic crowd.
That was over at St.
John's Catholic Church on Princeton's west side.
We have pedals and plows are with us this morning.
They're located north of Rush Lake and then you go west on Kauffman Road.
It's the Kauffman family on Kauffman Road.
We have Kaycrete for all your concrete flatwork.
My little buddy Dylan next door.
We have our Rosendales Tower View Assisted Living in Rosendales west side northwest at 401 North Grant Street.
We have Willow Creek Creamery on Highway 21 just
east of the highway 21 and 49 four-way stop sign and Vanda Brinks Pro to stand on Ripon's west side and they are open every day at 10 o'clock in the morning including today have you ever got up early in the morning even during the week and watch those beautiful sunrises that the good Lord sends us where here's Daniel O'Donnell Daniel O'Donnell and he's watching those sunrise
sky
it be
I feel those
shadows near me But you are always close to me Follow it all
Close
Warming the earth below And at the midday Life seems to save I feel your brightness near
For you were always close to me.
away
I feel your presence in me
Yeah, something nice by Daniel O'Donnell.
Great singer, and I even had an opportunity, if you listen to this show enough, to meet Daniel when I was down in Branson, Missouri.
A nice young fellow, and his wife was with him.
We got to meet her too.
Wonderful people, though, Donnells.
He's doing quite a bang-up job there, entertaining all the tourists that come through Branson, Missouri.
Maybe someday, if you haven't already been there, you'll get over that way too.
Well, we want to talk a little bit about brewery heating and cooling and I know so many of you folks have not turned on your furnace yet But there'll be time not enough some of those nights get dog gone cool yet Some folks might even open their bedroom windows early in the morning and across the other side of the house Open up the windows let that cross breeze before the day starts warming up a lot of folks will do that and Because then you don't need to even need to turn on your air conditioning later on and
so early in the morning if your house is already cooled down from the morning coolness from the windows being opened up Brewer heating and cooling just north of Douglas Street near the industrial park and their phone number is 748 uh let's see here it's Brewer heating and cooling 748 6494 that's the number I should add that memorized by now
The technicians will be coming out pretty soon in about another month or five, six weeks and checking out our heating system, our furnace for the winter heating.
You know, when your furnaces are always checked over by technicians, you have no care in the world.
Let Brewer take care of your air conditioning and heating to keep you and your family comfortable.
As we all experience these wonderful seasonal Wisconsin changes.
Yep, you see the leaves fall off.
Apples start falling by themselves.
If you haven't already picked them, it's brewery heating and cooling.
Talking about apples, I'd like to give a plug-out to John and Lori, right around the corner from where we live out on Olden Road here.
John and Lori have the apple basket on Highway 44 and they are open for business now, so you want to check them out.
It's the apple basket right on the corner of Custer Road and Highway 44.
Delicious apples of all kinds.
It's the apple basket.
Graphic Sign and Letter Company or whether it's due, they make professional signs for all kinds of business, perhaps yours too.
And when you look to somebody to help get the word out,
to the public, people you're looking to have as future customers, Graphic Sign and Letter Company can do that just for you.
Signs of all sizes and colors and graphic signs, even little pictures that you can put on to dress up your sign, and you have the final say in it.
They can come up with some ideas for you if you don't know where to start, but Danny Kelman and his crew, they can definitely put a more profit line increasement for your business if you just give them a chance.
This Graphic Sign and Letter Company
on East Oshkosh Street.
You can't miss a little sign shop.
It's Kitty Corner to the big LP tanks on East Oshkosh Street.
748-7723.
Give Danny a call during the week.
He will even come in on Saturday mornings if that's the only time you can see him.
But he would definitely love to help you out.
748-7723 is a graphic sign on every company.
And like I always say, you gotta love that Kelm family.
Here's a song for all you folks that are thinking about the good days and how many good days are still coming precious
That's Daddler Brothers there.
That's Daddler Boys.
Nice job there.
We got Miss Patti Klein coming
Just a closer walk with Thee.
Just a closer walk,
just a closer walk,
closer walk,
walk, just a closer walk,
walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk, just a closer walk,
Life is so...
Just
closer walk, just a closer walk, Just a closer walk, just a closer walk, Just
walk, Just a closer walk, just a closer walk, Just a closer walk,
a closer walk, Just a closer walk, just a closer
walk, Just a closer walk, just a closer walk, Just a closer walk, just a
That's a classic in the country western realm too, Miss Patsy Klein.
Not everybody will ever need to call a contractor to put concrete down for you, but if you're a farmer and need a nice large concrete pad for your livestock, or you need, as a homeowner, you need a new concrete pad you'll put in for your lawn furniture, your barbecue grill, or maybe a new sidewalk to be placed, the one that's crumbling in front of you, or the driveway needs fixing, or you put up a
pole building and you want concrete put inside the building.
You know, once you get it all up, instead of pea gravel to get stuck on the bottom of your shoes all the time.
Well, I tell you what, years ago when we moved to where we are now on Older Road, that's exactly what I found in our machine shed.
We have a six bay building that was used as an old blacksmith shop.
And we converted it, we sided it and put overhead doors on, took the swinging wooden doors off after we sided the building.
But then we still had all this pee gravel inside because they didn't have concrete into large supply way back when.
Blacksmiths were busy, so we had Kugeln, concrete and construction company out of Princeton come and put in a big concrete pad.
It's still there yet.
And now we have his grandson, Dwayne Couglund's grandson, Dylan, living next door to me.
And he came over to help me do some more concrete.
I tell you what, if you're looking for concrete, patio, sidewalk, driveway, or a barn lot, you know, big concrete slab to keep your livestock from standing in knee-deep mud whenever it rains or the snow melts, get all the cake reed right here and rip him, at least call for a free quote.
You never know until you ask.
There you go.
920.
279-8854 give Dylan a call and his number 279-8854 and get that concrete pad put down for you right away.
Vandy brings produce standard with us this morning too and they are open every day of the week seven days a week at 10 a.m.
the only difference on Sunday is that they close a half hour earlier
than they ordinarily do Monday through Saturday.
Monday through Saturday, Vanderbricks are open from 10 to 5.30 in the afternoon.
But Sunday, it's from 10 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon.
Sweet corn and plenty of full supply, watermelons, musmelons.
We picked up a musmelon the other day.
I gotta tell you, it is the sweetest and juiciest watermelon we've had in decades.
Really great stuff at Vanderbricks.
They got green beans, peppers, onions, potatoes.
Anything you can think of coming out of the garden, they got it there.
So, at least check out the Amish Fry Pies as well.
Good eating at Vanderbreeks Produce Tam.
Making a big meal or something small.
Remember, if you make a big meal, you always got leftovers and you don't always have to start from scratch, right?
It's Vanderbreeks on Ripon's west side just before you leave the city limits.
Stop in today after 10 o'clock and say hi to Barry and Gail for me.
Here's a song by that guy with that big baby grand piano, Chris Rice.
comes and calls, calls me away.
Oh yes,
well the morning's so bright, and the
lamb is the light, and the night, night is as black as the sea.
Peace in the valley, for me, dear Lord I pray.
trouble I
see.
And the
lion
shall lay down With the lamb, oh yes And the bees from the wild Will be led by a child
And I'll be changed,
changed from this creature
That I am
in the valley for me.
Johnny Cash with the June Carter Cash family there for backup and peace in the valley.
Unfortunately, I have to tell you, I don't know how many grandkids out there, children in high school, know how to balance a checkbook.
Do they teach them how to do that?
Everybody likes to put everything that they buy nowadays, especially the younger generation on credit card.
And that credit card debt can really mount up in a hurry.
When you go to a drive-thru at a fast food place or even some restaurants, everybody puts it on plastic.
I don't know why that is.
Maybe they can later on deduct it as a tax deduction if they keep track of it that way.
But I don't have that luxury.
I don't have that much money to put on plastic.
Anyway, get a hold of the Horikon Bank and if you want to consolidate all your monthly bills for credit card debt that you have currently, your car payment, your monthly expenses for rent, et cetera, get a hold of the Horikon Bank and consolidate it into one loan and pay back it at a much lower interest rate.
It only makes sense.
The good folks, your equal housing lender, member FDIC in downtown Rippon on the south end of Watson Street,
I know they've been working on the building, making many exterior updates, coming along pretty smoothly.
Stop over and check that out for a chance to get to Horicon Bank, downtown Rippin.
Remember, FDIC, your equal housing lender, is to Horicon Bank.
Let's get back into music by Lee Greenwood.
thank my lucky stars To be living here today
of Texas From sea to shining sea From Detroit down to Houston
I just love that song, huh?
Especially during the campaign season.
It's very important to remember to get out and love your country enough to get involved and cast your vote no matter which way you go.
Maple Crest assisted in independent living at 150 Douglas Street are always with us on the Sunday morning programming.
A lot of our folks that we've known over many years reside there now.
because we've all gotten older together and perhaps they didn't want to take care of a big piece of property.
They just wanted to have and retain much of their independence as possible.
So what my friends did is they got independent living style apartment at Maple Crest.
They did a walkthrough and they said, I like this.
This will work just right for me.
They have their own little concrete patio outside the sliding doors of their apartment.
They have a one bedroom unit, large bathroom, kitchenette,
and living room to all together.
It works out well when you don't want to have a lot of stuff to keep moving around.
We don't need all that clutter anymore, many folks feel.
Maple Crest assisted living also located on the same building, but on the south end at 150 Douglas Street.
No matter what your age or what your situation health-wise is, Maple Crest can help you out.
Call them and see if there's any room, any apartment openings at Maple Crest.
and have Chad, Jill, or Vicki give you the walkthrough.
They can tell you all the things that are included.
One of the things I can tell you as a resident in the independent wing is they have a monthly meal program out of their main cafeteria.
So you can make as many meals as you want in your own apartment or pick and choose and pick the days and join your friends in the cafeteria that don't like to cook at all.
748-7300.
We got a song by Willie Nelson coming up.
Oh, with a gentle persuasion
Till the darkness is over
be the region afar.
We'll not be put in
As an anchor so steadfast Grins the dark veil for the soul Where the master has
I'll show
Willie Nelson, they call him the old outlaw.
I don't know why.
Maybe he, I don't know if he robbed some banks or what he did.
Maybe he's just been around for so long.
A family that's been really helping our families on the farm for over 70 years.
It was a preview family.
Eddie and Elaine started over 70 years ago.
And now the kids are still running the business and doing a great job.
I got to know Eddie and Elaine when I was their country mailman.
When I first started working for the Rip and Post Office, he was always kind and genteel with me and never got to see much of Elaine.
She always worked with the bookkeeping in the office.
But Eddie was always out and about.
He was the farmer's friend, pre-be sales and service.
And Gary Markenfield, they now do a wonderful job helping families on the farm stay there by giving them affordable parts if they want to do a refix themselves.
They give technical support with Mark in the shop or
fill in sales with new and used farm machinery.
Sometimes you don't have to buy brand new, but if you can find something that just fits the right bill, Phil will do the job in getting it for you.
Plus he has the Bobcat zero-turn lawnmowers.
Why don't you check them all up and get ahold of one of those zero-turn lawnmowers.
I'd like to say good morning to Pat and Nancy Harbaugh over there in downtown Rippon.
I think he does the books for the church.
I think that's what he does.
And he says he usually does it on Sunday mornings when he listens to the show.
So we'll say good morning to Patty, wonderful people there too.
The Phoebe family, like I say, have been helping farm families for so long.
And it doesn't matter how big of a piece of ground you have, several acres or 1,000 acres or even more, the idea is to getting your crops in the ground on a timely fashion and then
trying to dodge the fall weather.
Getting the harvest is the other key.
So happy harvest as you guys continue.
You ladies and gentlemen continue to move across the ground.
Getting the farm work done and all those charts.
It's pre-be sales and service.
Let them help you out.
748-2626.
That's the phone number for parts repair service.
or sales.
Give Gary Mark and Phil.
Great guys.
I love those boys.
748-2626.
Pre-B sales and service.
We got the Browns coming
up.
I long to hear you away, we're bound away, across the wild mesur.
Nice
job.
My dad always loved that song.
Here's a young lady that was discovered as a pedicurist.
I believe near Nashville in a small town.
She would do people's nails while they got their hair done.
It's Miss Tammy Wynette.
When I and all some wonder,
the worlds that I have made.
I see the stars.
first display.
With shell of inclination And take
Miss Tammy Wyandett, I recently got the monthly flyer from the Tower View, and then this flyer had a photograph of Chanel Gillian's husband, Brandon, holding their little baby boy.
The little guy looks like a mini me of Brandon.
The two guys, one's a little larger than the other, little guy, couple months old.
I don't even know if he's a year old yet, but boy, that family's growing up so fast.
I want to let you know that Charlie Becker,
Chanel's older brother.
He's a contractor and he's building these North Grant villas right across the driveway from the Towerview.
And what it is, they got three done already and they got three more duplexes working on them already.
They are two bedroom units, one bath, laundry, zero steps, attached garage with all of the appliances.
Now this sounds good to you.
I told Corgi this sounds really great though.
For somebody that wants to get rid of their big house to check with Charlie.
His phone number is 920-960-5320.
920-960
5 3 2 1 2 0 rather 5 3 2 0 and give Charlie a call and find out how much and when they're going to get them done and you can pack your boxes and suitcases and move right in.
These really look nice units.
We drive by there quite often when we go to Fondland, take the shortcut and you know, Rosendale is a beautiful community to reside in.
and if you are an elderly person taking care of another individual you might want to consider you know you know getting that person's name on a waiting list so they can get in there call Kim at 715-305-4302 715-305
4302 and give them a call at the tower view.
That way your loved one always has a clean, wonderful, caring place that she can reside in, or he, you know, during their golden years.
It's a great idea.
Really good people there.
We have a song coming up here right next.
Ah!
Oh, this is what I've been waiting for this.
Tammy Wynet's husband.
for many years, but then, you know, the traveling and the drinking got to them and they got a divorce.
But this guy was once married to Tammy
Wynette.
George
Jones.
My fears
relieved.
How precious did
that grace appear?
I have
Sister had to trim the sails.
Hallelujah.
Sister had to trim the sails.
Hallelujah.
But not the soul
There they go the Jardinaires and they're on that boulder shore for all the people that live out on the lake Green Lake Lake Winnebago We even go away to the other side over toward Lake Michigan We have a few people that listen to us from Sheboygan and that neck of the woods even down near Mekwan where our daughter and her family and husband lived down that way they do a great job and I just want to say that All you folks that tune us in each and every week we I do really appreciate that
Randy Zabel from Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC right here in town.
Randy, are you there to say something?
Hello, polka friends.
This is Randy Zabel from Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC in 822 West Fondalex 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.
Thanks, Randy.
And Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Good people there, too.
Hey, let's see what we got cooking here.
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Call Buttscene Marchant Funeral Home anytime at 748-2623 to schedule an appointment.
We are here for you and we thank you for your trust in us.
Good people there on top of the hill, West Oskar Street and Mayparty Drive.
Here's Hank Snow.
Eddie Arnold, I'm sorry, Eddie Arnold.
I love to tell the story of unseen things above.
Of
Jesus and his glory.
of Jesus and His love.
I love to tell the story
because I'd noticed true.
It
satisfies my longings
as nothing else can do.
I love
I love to tell the story, Will be my peace in
Of
Jesus
and
his love.
I love to tell the
story, Displeasant to be.
What seems each time I tell it More wonderfully sweet I love to tell the story For
some have never heard The message of
Jesus and his love
I love
To tell the story For those who know it best Seem hungering
and thirsting To hear it like the
It will be the old old story
That I have loved
so long I love to tell the story It will be my theme
Yeah, a
little bit of Eddie Arno there.
I guess I gotta get my eyeglasses checked.
Get them a little more powerful because I said that was Hank Snow, but actually this is Hank
Snow.
There's a mighty train that come on you, who hear it by and by, and you hear that screaming whistle as it bundles through the sky.
My lord will be the engineer, your soul must pale and fair.
Don't be sidetracked down the cross and ride the rails upon the craze.
I'll be movin' on
to glory
when the
golden ring comes down With my Jesus at the throttle I will lay my burden down I will keep my ticket stainless, free it from the marks of sin Kick the devil from my womb and let the light of
Jesus sin Let it in, let it in All the cross ties will be sinners that have fallen by the way At the junction of tomorrow you had a better kneel and pray
At the switch-art of His mercy He will shun you to the fold And trite you on the track to glory to the land
of Negroes.
I'll be moving on through glory When the golden train comes down With my Jesus like a throttle I will lay my burden down I will keep my ticket stainless Free from the marks of sin Kick the devil from my pole And let the light of Jesus sing Let it in, let it in
When those eight-wheeled riders cross that great horizon up on high And you see the sign called heaven on that station in the sky When your last long journey's ended with the angels
you
are there You'll thank God you hand your ticket and that ticket was a prayer I'll be
moving
on to glory when the
door
and train come down with my Jesus at the front
There
he goes, Hank Snow from out of the past.
A lot of people remember Hank.
Of course, there were some country western stars that were more popular than others.
This is one guy, the soft-spoken country gentleman Jim Reeves.
The chimes of time bring out the news Another day is through Someone slipped and fell Was that someone new?
You may have longed for added strength Your courage to renew
Do not be disheartened, I have news for you.
It is no secret what God can do.
What He's done for others He'll do for you.
With arms
you It is no secret what God can do There is no night for in His light you'll never walk alone
You'll always feel at home Wherever you may roam There is no power can conquer you While God is on your side Take him at his promise Not run away and hide
It is no secret what God can do What He's done for others He'll do for
you
No secret what God can
do.
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.
Buttscene Margin Funeral Home in Ripon has been here for you since 1896 and we continue to be here for you.
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Don't wait the last minute, my brother, to pray.
Don't wait, my
The good Lord is willing to open the way.
Don't wait.
no charge in heaven for treasures so rare The crown that you win when you meet Him up there There's no temptation to cause you to stray Don't wait the last minute, my brother, to pray
Don't wait, my
don't wait the last minute to pray.
perfect set of wheels that you've been thinking and dreaming about.
Randy and Curtis, Tony and Chewie are the sales staff there and they take turns rotating on Saturday mornings from 9 to 1.
There are no sales associates there today so if you're thinking about looking for something they would never high-press you into anything even if they were there.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Good
place to get a local low mileage, traded vehicle where somebody bought a brand new set of wheels.
They spruce those items up, check them all through, the mechanics do, and you got a great guarantee from Holman.
It's the five letter word for exceptional service, extremely great deals, and they give you a top dollar on what you're driving now.
So trade it in at Holman.
Talk to Randy, tell him you're friends with Tuba.
748-3377 is the number.
748-3377.
Most of us senior citizens, when we look to replace major purchase items like appliances, TV sets, where we decide to remain for our golden years, live out our days, or even a car, we think that this is going to be the last one we're ever going to have to consider.
Well at home and they give you a lot of choices.
from Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC products and they got a lot on the lot.
Check them out for yourself on West Final X3.
It's home in Chevrolet, Buick, GMC.
All the way.
We got a song coming up here.
I think I got this all queued up right.
Yep.
It's the Red River Valley.
From this valley they say you are going I shall miss your bright eyes and sweet smile For they say you are taking the sunshine
That has brightened my life for a while.
Do you
think of
the valley you're leaving?
Oh, how lonely and dreary it will be.
Do you think of the kind heart you're breaking?
And the pain
you are causing to me
Come sit by my side if you love me Do not hasten to bid me adieu But remember
I like that one Jimmy Wakeley from Out of the Past and a little bit at Red River Valley.
Perhaps some of these songs you've enjoyed today and I do thank you for sharing some of your time with me.
Remember there are so many things to do on the weekend.
One of the things if you haven't had a chance during the week is pop over to Kaufman Road to pedals and plows.
They got a lot of fresh vegetables.
They pick fresh sweet corn every morning.
That's right.
Before sun up, as the sun is coming up, Wade Coffman's out there with his gator in the cornfield picking fresh sweet corn just for you.
Pedals and plows at 9129 Coffman Road.
Just north of Rush Lake on County Road E and then go west on Coffman Road, a few miles north of Rush Lake, you'll find the road.
There's a sign there that says, turn here.
and go down about a half a mile.
They're open Monday through Saturdays from 10 to 6, but Sundays from noon to 5.
So you've got plenty of time to get over there, the petals and plows.
If the weather is nice, bring your grandkids and kids along.
They've got a big playground outside for the kids to play on.
While you take a look at all the trees, shrubs and bushes and plants, not only that, but all the fresh vegetables that you can grace your dinner, lunch, or breakfast table with.
Now I say breakfast table because they got things you can put on the table for that too if you want.
Check out Pedals and Plows on Kaufman Road.
The Kaufman family.
Wade Kaufman and his family and of course his folks.
Wayne Kaufman.
You know I got to go back and tell you when I was their mailman for about three years I never got to know them from this side of the aisle and they are great people.
The Kaufman's get over there and see them.
You have any questions give them a call after 12 noon today.
920, 290, 1621.
290, 1621.
And get all your vegetables, watermelon, sandmelons, delicious.
And of course, when you get your fresh sweet corn out of the field, you know that that was just picked.
It is some good stuff.
Petals and plows.
Do that today if you can.
We got a song by Skeeter Davis coming up and she has a question for you.
that's
A little bit of Skeeter Davis there for just a little bit on our Sunday morning get together.
So glad that you could be there.
Somehow she took, decided to take a little nap for me.
We do have a song coming up here by, let's see, I got Jimmy Dean coming up.
This is an old recording by Jimmy Dean.
Have I got it queued up?
Here you go.
Well I'm tired and so weary But I must go alone Till the Lord comes and calls me Call me away, oh yes Where the morning is bright And the lamb is the light
And the night is as bright as the day.
There
will be peace in the valley for me someday.
And there's
There will be peace in a valley for me.
Well, the bear will be gentle, and the wolf
And the lion surely down by the land The beast from the wild shall be lived by time And I'll be changed, changed from this creature that I am
No sadness, no sorrow, no trouble I see
There
will be peace
in the valley
And I do love his breakfast sausages, Jimmy Dean.
There you go.
Well, I want to talk a little bit about the good folks at our Willow Creek Creamery, north of Berlin.
When you get to Highway 49 on going out of Berlin and you get to Highway 21, at that four-way stop sign, make a right turn and go east on 21 and you are at Willow Creek Creamery.
Do you like cheese of all kind of flavors?
Well, one kind of cheese that I just picked up is some cheese with hickory nut meat in.
Can you imagine that?
Oh, great for snacking.
They're pepper jack cheese with a little jalapeno pepper in.
That's a little spicy too.
I love their extra sharp cheddar cheese, their baby Swiss and of course their aged cheddar cheese is awesome on a grilled cheese sandwich.
Cheese curds too.
You can pick up cheese curds at Willow Creek on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings from 8 to 5.
And of course on Mondays through Fridays the hours are 9 to 5.
Fresh cheese curds are dropped off to Willow Creek because they don't make them there.
They make them at the main cheese factory.
but anyway the fresh cheese curds are dropped off around 10 o'clock in the morning Monday through Friday on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays there you go fresh cheese curds they even make string cheese as well that's not that little dinky string cheese but the actual rope string cheese and it is delicious so the next time you get a hankering for cheese head over to Willow Creek Creamery
They are closed on Sundays, however, located on Highway 21, just east of the 49 interchange.
Their phone number to call today, Sundays, they're not open, but called during the week and Saturday, 361-5256.
And when you take a picture, remember, you don't have to say Willow Creek Creamery to take a picture, just say Cheese.
361.
five, two, five, six.
Johnny Metzeg and his staff says, come on over and get your cheese fixed.
Some really good stuff there.
You betcha.
We got a song coming up here.
You know why some of these CDs, they don't, they kind of start and then they give me a little bit of a headache.
I checked the back of the CDs and you can see that they've been worn just a little bit.
So there you go.
That's what happens with some of those discs that happen like that.
We got a song coming up.
I think this is Don Gibson and if I got this thing queued up, right?
My God is real
And why should the shadows come?
Why should my heart feel lonely and long for a
When Jesus is my fortress And my constant friend is he His eye is on the sparrow
And I know He cares for me His eye is on the sparrow And I know God watches over me
I sing because my soul is happy I sing because I'm free For His eye is on the space
Yes, I sing Because my soul is happy And I sing Because I'm free His eye is on the space
All day
I believe for every drop of rain that falls A flower grows I believe that somewhere in the darkest night A candle glows I believe for everyone who goes astray
to show the way I believe I believe I believe above the storm the smallest prayer will still be heard I believe that someone in the great somewhere hears every word
Nicely done Miss Loretta Linton and I believe there are so many songs that we play hopefully that you folks enjoy and probably you won't you don't mind hearing them every other week or so on a Sunday morning got country gospel show I sure hope that is the case because once in a while I pull out a lot of these oldies but goodies actually that's a quirky calls me an oldie but goodie I don't mind I've aged well just like cheese I guess you could say
Prairie Place on Ripa's northeast side at 749 East Oshka Street is a wonderful place for seniors to consider when it comes time to leave in their current residence.
You might have lived in the same place for decades and the very thought of moving and reselling might scare the bejesus out of you.
Prairie Place is like a five-star resort without the high cost.
They treat you right and they got good people there to attend to all your very little needs and major ones too.
On the north end of the building, right off of Highway 44, that large dark blue building, they have one, two, and three-bedroom units.
I want you to call my good buddy Jeremiah Growthy over there and see if they have any openings on that end of the building.
However, if you're working with an adult senior person,
who needs help for day-to-day care.
They also have a system level right on the same end of the building but off of Olden Road.
The building is actually connected and the driveway goes all the way around from the north end to the south end.
749 East Oscar Street, it's a prairie place.
It's a beautiful place to consider for all the folks we know and love that as we age our bodies change.
The mind is still willing
but the body just don't have enough oomph anymore.
Prairie place.
Check it out.
920-748-8900.
We got a group called here.
I think if I got this all queued up right, it's Jody Sue Reif, a song entitled Back Where You Belong.
Back, back, back, where you belong Oh, come on now, we don't want your sorry excuses
It's time to get back, back, back,
belong You've been running around, hanging your head down Not knowing just what to do Wonder why everything in this whole world Always seems to happen to you Well, lift up your head child
Sit back, relax and listen I'm gonna tell you what you need to do It's time to get back, back, back
belong
Get
Ah, nice song there by Jody.
Her last name is Riley, I think that's her.
Jody Reif.
Full name is Jody Sue Reif.
Back where you belong.
I like that, a little bit of a bounce to it.
Well, the good folks at St.
John's over there in Princeton.
Had a very successful picnic last week.
Mike Horsheski, the entire parish.
Wanted to thank everybody for coming out and making it a big success.
Ralph, he's a little trio.
The Ralph Talks trio did a nice job too.
Had a chance to visit with a lot of folks there.
We went to the chicken barbecue dinner, picked some dinners up for our good friends here in our neighborhood, and we always liked doing that.
Ran into a lot of folks that listened to this show, and I wanted to thank them for stopping over.
Big Mike's daughter-in-law, Kelsey, and the kids, Addy, and of course, my little buddy Landon showed up, and Jason even popped in for a little bit too.
So we got to see the whole Horseski family.
Plus,
Big Mike's Uncle Sy from right here in Arcade Acres.
I always enjoy seeing Sy.
They call him the Lawn Ranger.
And Sy says, if you get a chance to play one of my favorite songs, so Sy, here's one for you.
Sy Wargula is done by the Verozles from Texas.
It's a polka band, but they put this together.
I think you might like it.
One entitled Falling Leaves.
that lie scattered on the ground.
The birds and flowers that were here now can't be found.
All my friends that I once had are not around.
They are
scattered like the leaves upon the ground.
Some folks drift along
Through life and never thrills To the feeling that
a good deed brings until It's too late and they are ready to lie down There beneath the leaves lines scattered
To your grave there's no use taking any gold You cannot use it when it's time for hands to fold When you leave this earth for a better home someday The only thing you'll take is what you
gave
away
My eyes see every need for every man Make me stop and always lend a helping
hand Then when I'm late, they need that little grassy mouth
There'll be
more friends around and leaves upon the ground
That was for you, Uncle Si.
I hope you enjoyed that one.
I know I did too.
You know, they got a brand new product that Corking had been trying off for several weeks at Hy-Vee Grocery Store on Ripon's West Side.
Not sure you'd go for something like this, but we tried it and we're hooked on it.
It's a potato chip that's flavored with grilled cheese with bacon flavoring, grilled bacon and cheese
Potato chips, I think it's by Frito Lay.
It's really good.
And the thing that we found is the last two bags, there were very few broken potato chips in the bag, which makes me very happy.
I don't like the little dinky crumbs.
So no matter if you're looking for a particular flavor of potato chip, some dip to go with a regular potato chip, or you want corn chips with some salsa dip, they got all of these things at the local heavy grocery store.
Our taste buds might change as the wee bit.
So I know I'm not the only one out there that likes to try innovative things.
I love going to all my standby locations in the store from the bakery to the deli, in-store produce.
And the one thing that I wish, but they haven't done it yet, is that they'd had their broasted and rotisserie chickens early in the morning when I come.
So I just got to make a second trip.
Have you ever gone to the grocery store?
and returned home and find out that there was something you really wanted and needed to make a meal and you forgot to pick it up.
Well the good news is Ivy Store is open from six in the morning to ten seven days a week.
Stop on over first chance again check out all of the adult beverages now that the football season is back also check out all the snacks they got beers of all kinds they have dairy products to frozen things frozen treats for the kids and since school is starting up
very shortly if it hasn't already in your area, make sure there are always plenty of nutritional snacks for the kids when they come home off the bus or walk in the front door if you live in town.
We got Max Wiseman coming
up.
the rose of my heart.
Mom took sick along and December, February, brought us broken hearts.
The reason we've not called a family reunion, we knew she wouldn't be there.
But since we thought it all over mama,
We know that your spirit is there Oh no, I can't forget the hours You're the only one mom And sweeter than the flowers Oh no, that no need to bother To speak of you now But only hurt father
Well, it looked so good to see us together, but I had to look after Dad.
Oh, no, Mama, when I passed by your coffin, I didn't want to remember you dead.
They all gathered round.
I stared at their faces.
All heads were bowed.
But that was one time we all had to face it Though it hurt us so bad, you know Oh no, I can't forget the hours You're the only one mom And sweeter than the flowers Oh no, there's no need to bother To speak of you now, what only hurt father
We'll never forget you, and someday we'll meet you up there.
Hello everyone, this is Jeremiah Grothe from Prairie Place Assisted Living.
All of us love the Tubadan Country Gospel Show right here on WRPN Radio, AM 1600, your hometown station.
What a great guy too, my pal Jeremiah.
Like I always say, if I ever have a basketball team, he will be the center, because he's a tall guy.
A tall drink of water, as my grandpa would say.
Hey, did you know, I don't know if I told you this earlier, but there is a big dance this afternoon at Johnsonville.
The Bob Keitha reunion band, they call it the Legacy Band, is getting together some of the original members of the band and family members at Johnsonville from one to four thirty this afternoon.
And if you're an old timer and you like polka music too,
Head on over there, bring a carload.
Dance tickets are only five bucks ahead at the door.
That's like half the price, ordinarily.
But that's the day Bob Keith, their legacy band at Willow Falls in Johnsonville, one to 430.
When you get over there, say hi to everybody in the band from Cork and I, I would really appreciate that.
And if Bob and Bernie are there, do give them a big hug from me too, okay?
We got one here by Sandy Posey.
Hello central, give me heaven Oh, I know my mother's there You will find her with the angels Over on the golden stairs She'll be glad it's me us speaking
Won't you call her for me, please?
Oh, I truly want to tell her That by her side as soon as she'll be Hello, Sandra, give me heaven Oh, I know my mother's there You will find her within
The angels over on the golden stairs
Papa Deer is sad and lonely, sobbed a tearful little child.
Since mama's gone to heaven, Papa Deer do not smile.
Hello, Centra, give me heaven, for I know mama
You were kind of the angels Over on the golden stage
Yes, Mom, I'll soon be coming home.
Kiss me, Mama.
Kiss you, darling.
Kiss me through the channel.
the storm clouds rolled and fear was all around the lightning flashed it's like the thunder shook the very ground the wind was
bending great old trees the rain
was pouring down but somewhere
The Dixie Echoes!
Well, it's time for me, sadly, to say goodbye for another Sunday morning visit.
Thank you so much for keeping me company.
It means a great deal to me, more than you all realize.
I show today brought you by the good folks at Maplecrest, assisted in independent living, the Horakine Bank, downtown Rippon, member FDIC, your equal housing lender, Buccane-Martin-Futur home on top of the hill, West Oskar Street, Mayparty Drive, Chris Rolanda and Marissa.
Also from Rippin, we have previous sales and service.
Just East of Rippin, West of Rippin, rather, West of Rippin on Highway 23, about an eighth of a mile.
We have Prairie Place with us too, also the Hivey Grocery Store on Ripon's West Side, Home and Chevrolet Buick GMC also on Ripon's West Side, Graphic Sign and Letter Company on East Oshka Street, Brewer Heating and Cooling on North Douglas Street, Petals and Plows north of Rush Lake and then go west on Coffin Road.
They are open today, noon till five.
Cate Creek for all your concrete flatwork right here in Ripon, it's Dylan and the family.
We also have Rosendale Tower View Assisted Living,
Willow Creek Creamery, North of Berlin on 49 and go east on Highway 21 at the four-hour stop sign.
They are closed today.
Also, just keep in mind that previous sales and service are not open the last Saturday of every month, otherwise they are open from Saturdays 8 till noon, but the last Saturday they are closed at previous sales and service.
Vandy brings Protostan or with us too, and they're located
on rippin's west side have a great week everybody i'll get as much of this music as i can have a good one take christ with you wherever you go don't forget a big dance this afternoon johnsonville one to four thirty boogie on over
there
Oh, what a beautiful
sight.
Last night I dreamed I went to Hillbilly Heaven.
And you know who greeted me at the gate?
The old cowboy philosopher himself, Will Rogers.
He said to me, he said, Tex, the boss of the riders up here has come to ask me to show you around.
Right over yonder's a couple of your old compadres.
My was a glad deceiver.
Carson Robinson and the Mississippi Blue Yodeler, Jimmy Rodgers.
I dreamed I was there in a
hill, Billy Hell.
Oh, what a beautiful sight.
Just a woman Help me believe in what I could be And all that I am Show me the stairway I have to climb Lord, for my sake Teach me to take one day
today show me the
a
well
Jesus you know
Just you