Hi everybody, it's the one tonight poker party with yours truly to bed in.
Nice to have you all along.
Today we're going to salute all the different men and women throughout the year that bring our program to you.
And they include the good folks at Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery on Ripon's west side, Joe and Kathy, Home and Ford and Home and Auto Group, right down the street from Mr. and Mrs. P's on West Final X Street, modern rental on Ripon's other corner of town.
They are on the corner of East Oskar Street and Douglas Street.
Buccane March and Funeral Home on top of the hill.
Chris Roland and Marissa are with us a year long.
The Hivey Grocery store on Ripon's west side.
They are open seven days a week from six to 10.
Modern Overhead Door on East Fond du Lacs.
No, they're on North Douglas Street, Modern Overhead Door.
Getting ahead of myself.
I was thinking about Schmidt Lumber.
Schmidt Lumber's on East Fond du Lac Street by the railroad tracks and the football field.
Modern Overhead Door on North Douglas Street just north of the industrial park.
John and Danny Heatley from Heatley Electric are with us too.
And throughout the year, at different times, seasonally, we have Vandenbrink's pro to stand.
It's nice to have Gail and Vandenbrink too.
Every chance when the seasons are, stop and then see them.
We have Maple Crest's independent living and assisted living.
at 150 Douglas Street with us today, American Family Insurance, Brad Taglia-Pietra, and the girls at 120 Watson Street, Vines and Rushes, North Ribbon on County Road E at 410, the Prelowitz Family, Brewer Heating and Cooling, the Brewer Family, and of course Big Mikey over in Princeton.
Did I mention Beck's Meat Market and Ring and also Oshkosh?
I think I did.
Lee Beverage, our industry
our community calendar folks throughout the year.
We want to thank the good folks at Lee Beverage, Kaycrete, our concrete flat workers.
If you need concrete throughout the year, those are the folks to do that.
They are seasonally too, just like petals and plows north of Rush Lake and then go west on Carpenter Road.
So are his petals and plows and Vanderbrink's protostand, our seasonally advertisers.
Carol Butt, Carol McKenote, she wrote this song.
It's one entitled, It's Poke!
Good time!
your fans.
Hey, how about that one?
We got a song all the way up there, Rhinelander, Charlie Rogers, and his Good Time Orchestra.
And they're gonna do a song entitled The Blue Eye Dolly,
Roger's and his good time orchestra and one a title of the blue-eyed dolly walls.
Wisconsin is famous for having the four different seasons and not one of them I guess you could say is construction work and then summer heat but actually there are actually four of them that we recognize.
Winter, spring, summer and fall.
The good folks at Cacrete here in Ripon have been with me for several months and although the years and seasons change and go by so fast, keep them in mind for all your needs for when it comes to concrete.
Concrete patio, driveway, or sidewalk.
The seasons might not always be conducive for concrete, but what it is when the weather is good enough for concrete, check with Cacrete at 920-279-8854.
279-8854.
5-4.
It's Cacrete right out of Ripon here.
Our local hivy grocery store opens seven days a week from six in the morning till ten at night and every department is full of things to make your journey and trip there well worthwhile.
Regardless if you're getting something made from the bakery, rolls, biscuits, buns.
pastry.
It is always fresh and warm every morning.
I get in at around six o'clock and the whole store is purerated with the smell of fresh bakery.
The deli is well stocked.
The entire store waits for you.
Check out our local Haivi store seven days a week from six till ten in the evening.
Great people over there working good friends of ours.
Back to we got Dick Zavotny from Loveland Colorado with one entitled Top of the
Music playing
A little buddy Dick Zavodny in the band.
I gotta give that guy a call sometime and see how the heck he's doing.
I bet he's alright, huh?
Dick Shriplin knows how to play that button accordion.
My good friend, Tommy, can eat some Stratford along with his family.
Put a new CD out recently.
They're gonna do a song entitled Annie's Waltz.
Here's Tom.
No, I'm gonna take that back.
It's a shoemaker's polka.
Music playing
little shoemaker's poker there with Tom Kinesin, his sister, daughter rather, his daughter Veronica on the concertina.
Twin concertinas on that one, nice CD too.
Well, our friends at Brewer heating and cooling know that the seasonal changes will cause all of us, as the weather turns cooler and then back to warm again, to futz without a thermostat.
If your thermostat is not working correctly, your house will always remain at a very uncomfortable climate.
Make sure you get the good technician, that brewer heating and cooling to check you out throughout the year and do like we do.
We have a technician come out in early summer or late spring and check our air conditioning system before it kicks in for the summer use and also an early or rather late fall before the furnace kicks in.
So either way we got our furnace and our air conditioning all checked out.
I invite you to do the same thing.
Call and have a technician scheduled for your
furnace and heating system maintenance at Brewer Heating and Cooling, 748, 6494.
Do that first thing tomorrow if you get a chance.
748, 6494, that way you got all your bases covered.
American family insurance agents here in town have been our insurance carrier for many, many decades.
In fact, I can't think of when they weren't carrying and covering all of our necessary and important things that we would need to be placed in the event of a disaster.
You know, our tornado, high winds, heavy snow and wind, whatever damage can cause the structures, American family can replace it for us, at least help pay for it.
Even our cars if somebody hits us on the road.
American family insurance at 120 Watson Street.
If you don't already have American family, why don't you consider giving them a call the next time your insurance premium comes in?
At 120 Watson Street, American family insurance, 748-5031.
We got a song coming up here by the Ample
you
How about that the ample airs we got little Gary Brigham coming up?
Kiss and I'll sing you a song.
Give me a hug and I'll sing and we'll go on and on.
Give me your heart and I'll always be true to the words, the melody and you.
Give me your hand and I'll give you a ring.
Give me your love and you'll notice why I
Really sing and give me your heart and I'll always be true to the words the wedding ring and you
Kiss and I'll sing you a song Give me a hug and I'll sing it We'll go on and on Give me your heart and I'll always be true To the words, the melody and you Give me your hand and I'll give you a ring Give me your love and you'll know Just why I'm really singing Give me your heart and I'll always be true To the words, the wedding
and you.
Yeah, Gary Brighan and his family, the room from Sparta area right now, doing a nice job for us on our Wednesday night polka party.
Modern Rental are with us and they know that as the seasons change, the need for outdoor power equipment might change for you too.
You might go from your riding lawnmower to your walk behind a snowblower, but you know they have all kinds of
power equipment there for the seasonal changes from telescoping chain saw so you can cut off those low hanging branches, repairing your small gas engines, Toro and Husqvarna riding lawn mowers.
They've got great things there, even rototillers come spring work as well.
Remember modern rental, well you don't have to buy many of those units, you can just rent them.
and then return them on the weekends.
As the season goes changed, summer and early fall, they have summer hours from 8 to 10.
And if the season is conducive for you to get things on Saturday, bring it back on Sunday.
But remember, those are for the summer and fall hours, 8 to 10 on Sundays.
Otherwise, they're open throughout the week, you know, from 7 in the morning to 5.
It's modern as well for all your outdoor power equipment and all good things in the future for yard work,
chores.
Schmidt Lumberer with us today are located on our east side of Rippon on east final act street.
I had to think there for a minute.
They're open Monday through Friday from 8 to 5 Saturdays 8 to noon with free delivery.
As the seasons change you might even eat sidewalk salt when the winter ice builds up.
But here, regardless of when the seasons change, Schmidt Lumber will always be there for you.
Keith, Steve, and Taryn are great guys helping you get your lumber loaded, or they'll bring it out for you with free delivery.
If you can't haul it, they will.
Monday through Fridays, eight to five, and Saturdays, eight to noon, wishing you all of the good Lord's blessings, good health to you, and success on your reconstruction project.
or building things from scratch.
It's Schmidt Lumber on East Final Act Street.
Let's get back to some more music.
Here's Romy Gazz with My Merry Landlord.
Thank you.
Oh, something from out of the past with Roman Gazz in the band.
And that, I believe, was recorded in 1950.
A few moons down the road, huh?
Boy, that's like 76 years ago.
And we still got that wonderful music to share with you.
Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery are open five days a week, right?
Wednesday through Sundays, closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
And they would like to invite you and your entire family over for delicious breakfast any time of the day when they're open.
from seven till two, Wednesday through Sundays.
If you've got a group of eight or more, give them a call and they'll have a table set up for you.
Or you want catering services, or you want some food through drive-thru, or just general information.
It's Mr. and Mrs. P. Eatery 1100 West Final Act Street.
The phone number is 920-8960696.
And when you go there and you go inside, check out all the delicious fresh-made pastry and bakery in the display case as you enter and pick some up to go for those friends that can't get there.
Mr. and Mrs. Peas.
Happy eating!
1100 West Phonelike Street.
Give them a call.
896-0696.
Here's a song for Joe Pea, my little buddy.
We got a song entitled The Bright and Groomed Polka.
No, no, no, no.
No.
You know that Mariusz, on these Polish mountains, was lucky to have a young man there.
Your Vianeks are coming.
They know, they know, and they can't accept it, because she had to do it on her head.
Don't cry, Mariusz, don't cry.
Vianeks, don't be sorry.
Throw Vianeks under the ground and I'll sit down.
Don't be afraid of your hair and your golden hair.
Take it out and put it in your pocket.
The eyes of the piano will always be in your pocket.
There are a lot of pins, a lot of pins.
They will come in handy for you, for your daughter.
And you, young lady, will come in handy for your daughter.
They will come in handy for your son.
Yeah for Joe P out there.
We got one for all you folks out there that remember the Dalish brothers.
Here we go.
Oh, something nice by the dollars brothers from Kiwani, Wisconsin.
All my friends, Healy Electric, John and Danny Healy will do everything possible to keep the lights on for you.
When the storms pass through, no matter what the season is, winter, summer, spring or fall, they'll be there to help you restore the electricity from the main power pole to your buildings.
That's the way they do it.
The electric company takes care of everything else.
But when it comes to your property owner repairs, it's Healey Electric.
New wires ran replacing the old ones.
How about that?
Healey Electric, give them a call.
They are there for you.
And I always try to call them Monday through Friday.
It's right after seven o'clock in the morning.
And if they don't pick up, it's probably because they're loading up the work bands, you know?
But leave a message.
They'll call you back.
748-7786.
It's Healey Electric.
So many of us seniors use medical devices at night, like CPAP machines and things that are for the elderly.
All of us rely on electricity from some degree.
748-7786, 748-7786.
They're heatly boys.
I surely love those guys.
They're great people there.
Did I talk about Modern Overhead Door yet?
The Stobby Boys?
Well, they're right around the corner on North Douglas Street.
Modern Overhead Door.
The Stobby Boys.
You can get a CH1 Modern Overhead Door put in for yourself.
They have a store already now on 18th Road south of, what is it?
Wild Rose, huh?
Up that way on Highway 22.
And also on North Douglas Street.
If your garage door is starting to look a little shabby, why don't you have the guys come out and replace it for you?
They can do it all in one trip.
They'll even take away the old door for you.
The Stobby Boys.
Over 41 years of excellent service for sales and service with a wonderful product.
The CH1 overhead door.
Plus the Liftmaster opener.
Give them a call.
Anytime you need a new door or door repair.
Don't do seniors climb up on the ladder.
You might fall and get hurt.
and then you'll be all shot for the rest of your life.
We don't want you to break a hip or a leg or a shoulder.
748-5000 Modern Overhead Door.
We got a song here by Stephanie from New York.
And seven nights without you Makes a quick of loneliness for me How I try to get along without you What it seems that you were meant for me I like the way you dance with me my darling I like the way you hold me in your arms I just can't forget your tender kisses
I just can't forget your lovely charm.
Stephanie all the way from New York State.
She used to appear with her mom.
Wanda and Stephanie they called themselves America's polka sweethearts.
They both played concertina.
When her mom retired and eventually passed away, Stephanie kept up with the music.
Cleet Bellon in his band out of the time capsule, going all the way up to Casco with Dear in the Metal
On this boat there is a greenery, and there is a greenery, and there is a greenery, and there is a greenery, and a greenery,
It's all green, it's all green It's all green, it's all green It's all green, it's all green
Such a lame...
Something nice with Cleed Bellin.
My brother Bill, singing harmony.
My brother Billy played the drums.
My brother Joe played the tuba with Cleed.
So I guess you can say it's partly relation.
Cleed Bellin was my brother Joe's wife's uncle, actually godfather.
So kind of unrelated there just a little bit and so.
Well, Vandenbrink's proto-standard with us and through the season will change as you know, everybody looks forward to seeing Gale and Barry Vandenbrink come late spring when they open up their vegetable and fruit produce stand there on Ripon's west side on West Final Act Street just before you leave the Ripon City limits.
Vandenbrink's are open through that season from late spring
to early fall, late fall rather, with pumpkins, gourds, et cetera, as the seasons change, so will the produce.
Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 5, 30s and Sundays, 10 to 5.
And they always have Amish fry pies on hand too.
So if you've been thinking,
I think it's time I have an Amish fry pie.
Korky always comments how the fry pies are so full of all that delicious fruit and pastry.
It's delicious.
Monday through Saturdays, Vanderbrink's 10 to 5.30.
Sunday's 10 to 5.
You check them up.
Like I say, when the winter snows fall and early spring, they're not open.
But otherwise, you can always count on Vanderbrink's proto stand to be open for you.
Unrippin' to the west side.
If the weather's nice and the season is there for you, stop it and say hello.
The phone number I don't have here, but I'll give that to you on another show.
It's from 10 to 530 on Monday through Saturdays and Sundays, 10 to five Vanderbricks.
Check them out, first chance to get.
On our show today, we also have our good folks at Home & Ford and Home & Auto Group, but I'm gonna postpone that one and tell you about my good folks, the good folks that leap beverage in Oshkosh because it's time to talk about our captain's
of industry.
So many of you folks at birthdays and anniversaries throughout the year and I don't get to know them.
But Lee beverage wanted tonight show to remember to have us all recall the fact that you're important to all of us.
We should remember all of us make a difference in our communities.
And as much as we all have different jobs, retirement is a little bit different pace for some of us.
Some of us are pretty active and go out dancing regularly.
Some of us have slowed down, but still enjoy the music.
Lee Beverage from Oshkosh, our distributors of adult beverage and sundrop soda.
And as I told you early on, when the polka dot started 16 years ago, Lee Beverage stepped up and got all the kids matching polka dot t-shirts.
I never forgot that.
And now they're with us
with our captains of industry, a little message about being safe out there on the roads, and if don't take any chances at home either, climbing up on ladders.
You know, the seasons will change, the work will always be there, and so will Lee Beverage.
We've got Frankie Yankovic coming up, and he's going to do a little bit of the Pennsylvania Polkup.
A little bit of Frankie Yang of Again As He Yanks.
Johnny Groh and this band from Canada are coming up with a pretty waltz.
you you
Where is my family?
Where is the other country?
You know the city, I'll take you there.
There's a church, their family.
And Krzysztof will wake me up.
There's a church, their family.
And Krzysztof will wake me up.
There's a country dear to my heart.
That's my mother's native land.
I am sad for we are part now.
Places touch my mother's heart.
Johnny Goro with the song he entitled is the far away waltz remembering his ancestors homeland about that As seniors go we pretty much all have a plan ahead For things that we have to do throughout the week throughout the year things that we want to have accomplished But one other thing what we should plan is we have to we pass away how others will deal with our passing But seeing March in funeral home had been here since 1896
And they help families who love ones have passed away.
They help with those funeral arrangements, but you listening to the show should consider making pre-funal arrangements for yourself.
Because we all never know when the good Lord is going to call us away.
And that includes yours truly.
The Lord never tells you.
He'll take you when He wants you.
And hopefully we can all join our loved ones, friends, neighbors, and co-workers in a much more heavenly, peaceful place.
That is the plan.
That's why you always plan ahead.
You plan to have food, you have enough money to pay for all your bills, and remain comfortable.
But also plan ahead and make pre-futile arrangements with Butzine Marching Funeral Home.
Give them a call, set up a time, and talk to Chris, Rolanda, or Marissa, 748-2623.
It's Butzine Marching Funeral Home, right here in town.
Oh, I want to do a ad here for Homan Buick, Homan Ford, and Homan Auto Group.
There you go.
I got too many Homans on my mind this evening.
And I realize why things are not looking so good because I got a big smear on one of my lenses on my glasses.
I should wash my glasses first thing when I get up in the morning.
What do you think, huh?
Anyway, Holman Ford and Holman Auto Group, they got great guys there.
The mechanics do not work on their weekends, but they are there for you to look at all the wonderful vehicles they have on the lot.
Monday through Saturdays.
Sales group working from 9 to 1 on Saturday mornings.
Otherwise they are there from I believe like 9 to 5.
Homan auto group and Homan Ford.
Check out the great low mileage locally traded in vehicles and you can get also a great deal on those or sell your car outright if you have an extra one you don't need it or if you find out the kids are not driving so much sell that extra car to Homan.
Somebody's looking for it.
748-7777.
Call that number for the auto body shop, for technical help, getting your car serviced, and also for sales.
It's Homan Ford and Homan Auto Group on West Final Act Street.
748-7777.
Here we've got something about yours, Julie, the Tuba Day and Family
Band.
Something nice by Dan Jr., the rest of the family.
We had, let's see, on that particular CD, we had Michelle on there.
David, Cork, yours truly and myself, five of us, the 2B Dan family band.
Brian Brigham in the band coming up, and he's gonna do a song for Corky who likes to go shopping.
That's the title.
That's where my money
She's worth her weight in gold My precious babe Hey boys, that's where my money goes That's where my money goes That's where my money goes I buy her everything to keep her in stock
There you go.
Somebody's wearing his BVDs, he says.
Raised Jolly Chaps are coming up with a nice little waltz for you.
In fact, it's a Landler.
The difference between a waltz and a Landler is that a waltz is a little slower than a Landler.
The Landler has a little bit more of a pep to it.
They're going to do one in total.
The Buttons and Bellows Landlers.
Raised Jolly Chaps.
Good cheer, we'll play a polka for everyone that's here.
Oh, come to the party,
fun.
Singing and dancing
till
evening's done.
You bring your sweetheart, and I'll
Barry Boyce in the band from over near Omaha, Nebraska.
And party tonight, polka.
Maybe we all should, huh?
If you had on over to Bines and Rushes, you just might be able to do that.
They serve delicious pizzas, Monday nights, Thursdays, Friday evenings from 48 and Saturday at noon.
And the good news is they so often have entertainment on Fridays and Saturdays.
I ask you to give them a call.
If you have friends coming from out of town, check out the wine tasting hours.
They have free wine tasting hours every day of the week, including Sunday afternoons.
So if you have guests or you have nothing to do and you like to try something different, head over to Vines and Rushes.
Give them a call.
You can order pizza at this number.
Find out who's playing this weekend on Friday or Saturdays.
And get the wine tasting hours.
748-3296.
A great Christian family, the Prelowitz family.
Chuck, Diane, Ryan, Megan, the whole staff.
And there are all their employees.
Hope they get to see you soon at 410 County Road E, 748-3296.
It's Vines and Rushes with the Horkon Bank with us.
And so many of you seniors don't have to borrow money.
You probably planned well far back, way far back, started saving money.
So when you retired, you wouldn't have to worry about borrowing money to buy a new car, take care of any unnecessary expenses.
But even though you did all that planning, you might run into a little bump in the road where you need an extra couple bucks to fix something in your house or your apartment.
Give them a call 745-2265 and talk to John and Jeff.
They are the loan officers.
They do not have drive-up hours at the downtown Horkon Bank location on the south end of Wasa Street, but that virtual teller bank at Hive does work.
Call them 745-2265.
Ralph Tall and a good time Dutchman.
I asked for cause I'd be lost without you You're all I need here to make my dreams come true It's such a simple story I don't want wealth or glory
A little bit of a good time, Dutchman, there.
We got Marc Jurkovic and the boys from Denmark with the Filmapoca.
Nicely done to fill them up polka with Marc Gierkovic and the guys.
We got the Polish kid who will do one for Gary and Silver and find like it's one entitled, well I don't know, I think it's the Bell of the Ball Walls.
step sh-
With such ease her perfume made everyone sneeze She did her own thing world around with the zing and fell
Something nice by the Polish kid there.
Nicely done.
So many wonderful men and women in business make it possible for me to do this show on Wednesday, Saturdays, and Sundays.
And Wednesday has been a staple now for many people.
So many folks tell me they forget to tune in on Wednesday, but they sure love the Saturday and Sunday programming.
Pedals and plows, the Kaufman family, had been with me for many, many years now.
They joined me in late spring with
flower baskets, hanging flower baskets, and then we go from fresh produce that comes out of the gardens, fresh sweet corn for most of the summer and early fall, then we get pumpkin gourds and squash, and they have all kinds of trees, shrubs and bushes, and although they are one of those seasonal advertisers, we can't do it without them.
The Kaufman family and I are very close.
I think so much of Wade and his dad, Wayne and his mom, and of course his family, his children and his wife.
and all the staff that work at pedals and plows.
Have you been there lately?
Well, I tell you what, if this is a season when they're open, head on over there.
Pedals and plows at 9129 Kaufman Road.
You remember, they started late April and are with us way until October.
That's a good place to go to get your plants, shrubs, tree shrubs and bushes and garden plants too.
Perennials and annuals when they are in season.
They open money through Saturdays, 10 to 6 when season and Sundays noon to 5.
So when the season is right for you and you want fresh vegetables, tree shrubs or bushes, turn to petals and plows on Kaufman Road a few miles north of Rush Lake and then go west off of County Road E on Kaufman Road.
Dan Jr.
coming up with a nice one.
We'll send this one off to all the people like the St.
Paul Polka.
Thanks for watching!
hey how about that one not too shabby let's go to an old TV show that the Dick Rogers band was doing back in 1961
Here you go.
All right, now we're going to change the little temple here.
Let's go a waltzing and let's
see.
What?
Why?
No, let's go waltzing.
Let's just not do anything.
All right, we're going back to the month of May and see what the nights were.
Okay.
Robesky, are you in there?
You see, he writes night in May Waltz and he has pilgrim polka.
Well, whatever it is, play
it.
I believe this gentleman is a farmer, they call him Farmer Rich, from the community of Cleveland, southwest of Manitowoc, Cleveland, Wisconsin, Farmer Rich, with a tune entitled, Otto's Polkham.
Beck's Meat Market in downtown Oshkosh at 1003 North Main Street are with us this evening, and also Beck's Processing Plant on Clayville Road.
I gotta tell you folks, you cannot get the freshest and beef pork or poultry then from Beck's.
I mean, they actually do all the work for you and cut out the middleman to save you dollars in handling and transfer.
Head on over there first thing tomorrow.
They are open from 8 to 5 and also 8 till noon on Saturdays.
And throughout the year they have different specialties each and every week.
And summer climates are brats.
Natural casing wieners.
Of course they always have their delicious summer sausages, regular and garlic, steaks, ribs, chops, boneless chicken breast, and of course
You know, the one thing when it comes to snack food, they got that too, the snack, beef sticks as well.
Beef jerky too.
Check out everything possible when it comes to beef pork or poultry.
Remember, becks is always the best.
Call ahead and order some ground chuck if you're gonna make some hamburger castles or chili this next week.
589-2104, it's becks.
This is Salt Highway 44 on Clairville Road.
And these geese in the band from Iowa are going to play the swagger waltz.
About that one swagger walls with Eddie Skeets in the van We're gonna pick up something here by Greg Wartko and his band from Fort Adkinson, Wisconsin And they're gonna do a song entitled everywhere you go.
I hope you take me with
you
Skies are always blue Children love you, they seem to know You bring roses out of the snow The whole world says hello Everywhere you go
Sunshine follows you Everywhere you go Skies are always blue Children love you, they seem to know You bring roses out of the snow The whole world says hello
there you go a little bit of Greg Warko.
Wally Ives had a successful band from the valley for many many years.
He didn't put a lot of long play albums out to my knowledge, but I do have a cut here off an old 78.
It's called Udy's Polka.
Wally Ives.
Little buddy Lyle Beaver and the brass notes know Lyle for many years when we used to play over at Durant, Iowa for their big polka fest.
He and the band used to show up and they would be sitting up right alongside of us the Wisconsin Walls.
Lyle Beaver and his brass notes from Iowa City, Iowa.
We have Fez Fritchie from New All Minnesota coming up with a little bit of song for my friends out there that don't work.
The Hopeless Polka.
you
The kids all the way from the Czech Republic, a nice snappy Czech song.
Bernie Roberts coming up with Blondie, the rest of the band, and they're gonna do a bit of, before we go to bed tonight, a little bit of drifting and dreaming.
Hey, I bought a little Drifting and Dream in there with Bernie Roberts and the rest of the band from just south of Juneau out in the country.
Bernie liked to raise, raise horses, not raise horses, but these horses that used to go to the fairs with the little carts, the sulky carts, I guess it was.
Bernie was really into that.
Well, our show is just about done for another Wednesday evening.
I'd like to thank the people in business, the men and women, who so every weekend provide the dollars so that we can get together and do this.
And I hope you all get out there
and patronize them, get their products or services that they can provide you and make your life a little easier.
Vandenberg's produce stand are with us for several portions months out of the year, located on Ripon's west side.
When the season is right, go over and see them on Ripon's west side for fresh fruit, almost fried pies and vegetables.
Good stuff.
Schmidt Lumber are with us each and every Wednesday on East Final X Street by the football field and railroad tracks.
John and Danny Healy are here each and every week to provide you with the possibilities of restoring electricity to you if you go out.
you know, your electricity goes out on you.
Heatly electric.
Also on our show we have a modern overhead door with us, the Stobby Boys, Wade and Wayne.
Great doors, CH1, check them out for yourself.
Our local Hy-Vee grocery store, seven days a week from six to 10.
They provide us great entertainment dollars too.
Buttscene, March and Funeral Home.
Remember, consider getting pre-funeral arrangements done at Buttscene for yourself so your family doesn't have to worry about what you would have liked.
done, you have done it for yourself.
Modern rentals are with us too.
Our good friends over there, Craig Leahy and his staff, Holman Ford and Holman Auto Group on West Final Act Street Highway 23.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Eadri at 1100 West Final Act Street, just down the street from Holman Ford and Holman Auto Group.
Then we have the Hurricane Bank downtown, member FDIC, your equal housing lender, Maplecrest at 150 Douglas Street or with us.
We have American family insurance agent Brad and the girls at 120 Watson Street.
Brewer heating and cooling, Doug Sallie, Johnny and Abby and Big Mike.
Vines and rushes, give them a call.
See who's playing there this weekend.
Order some pizza to go.
Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays or Saturday afternoons at 410 COUNTY ROAD E, 748, 3296.
Becks meet processing ring and also 1003 North Main Street in Oshkosh.
Lee Beverage and Oshkosh, our community calendar event.
Happy birthday and anniversary to you too, if you had one.
Pedals and plows, right off of County Road E, north of Rush Lake, there with us are seasonal advertisers.
When the season is right, late spring through late fall, they have all kinds of things for you, Monday through Saturdays, 10 to 6, and Sundays, noon to 5.
And finally, Cacrete, our concrete flat workers, it's Dylan on Olden Road.
920-279-8854 I'm gonna go out with some music here by I believe I got something in here.
I don't know who it is.
Let's check it out Jimmy Hartwig
I'll sing the verse to him.
I ring the night, I ring the night, I ring, I ring the night, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring, I ring,
And sometimes I have a great emotion To jump into the river and drown I read goodnight, I read Good night, I read Good night, I read Good night, I read I'll see you in my dreams
Stop running, stop the camera.
Stop staying out late at night.
Go home to your wife and family.
Sit down by the fire side right.
I need goodnight, I need.
I'll be goodnight,
goodnight, I'll be goodnight, I'll be, I'll see you in my dreams.
May
the good Lord bless and keep you whether near or far.
All be small ones in your fortunes, ten times ten.
May the good Lord bless and keep you till we meet again.
May you
walk with sunlight shining and a blue bird.
Fill your dreams with sweet tomorrows Never mind what might have been May the good Lord bless and keep you
you tomorrow