Good morning everybody.
Time to wake up and greet the world with a
smile.
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming?
First man, arm in arm, we dance together.
Nevermore shall we forget.
Madhichkamboya, madhichkamboya, madhichkamboya, please be mine.
Madhichkamboya, madhichkamboya, madhichkamboya, dar.
Whisper words of love divine, And a kiss of sweet surrender.
Tell me, dear, that you are mine.
Maricamoya, Maricamoya, Maricamoya, please be mine.
Maricamoya, Maricamoya, Maricamoya,
Happy Sunday morning everybody to bedan out here on radio road part of your civic media Broadcasting's programs.
It's a Sunday morning mini polka fest brought you by mr. Mrs. Peace Joe and Kathy and a wonderful staff at 1100 West final X Street a little bit of Dick Rogers with my merry polka my ish kamoya We got Eddie B coming up and Joe says he's Polish and he's proud of it
I'm first generation American born Polish and proud
of
it
My folks were born and raised in the open tree They worked real hard and did things right to believe in the Lord above And it's made a better person out of me
bought a farm for the acres of house and barn.
We had cows and ducks and chickens too.
My mom would sing, my dad would play the old postaro Christ away, and I grew up to sing a song.
They say that we're one of...
And then, Joe P would say, Jean Kouya, which means thank you in Polish.
Yep, they're opening up in about another, oh, 24 minutes or so.
I had 1,100 words finalized, we had on over there for delicious breakfast, each every Sunday morning from seven until two.
In fact, every Wednesday through Sunday from seven until two, delicious home cooking, you think your mom was in the kitchen.
We got a dandy one here by the old Pokelanders, yours truly, one entitled The Orphaned Walls.
Thank you.
you
Little bit of that orphaned wall.
So we got something by the vintage Don Peachy Band from Burnett, Wisconsin.
Said that you'd be back in just a day You're broken, you're promised and you left me here alone I don't know why you did, dear But I do know that you're gone I'm walking the floor over you I can't sleep awake, that is true I'm hoping and I'm praying as my heart
Now, son,
One day you may be lonesome too.
Walking the floor is good for you.
Just keep right on walking and it won't hurt you to cry.
Remember that I love you and I will the day I die.
I'm walking the floor over you.
I can't sleep awake that is true.
I'm hoping and I'm praying as my heart breaks right into walking the fire
Good friend Don Peachy and the whole band from Burnett, Wisconsin and he's taking a walking walking the floor for you And that's a Joe is doing over in the kitchen.
He's getting everything ready walking from one end of the kitchen to the other Get anything all warmed up.
So when you arrive in about another 15 or 16 minutes Everything will be ready to put on the grill and start from fresh and doesn't take long for you to get your food either It's amazing mr. Mrs. Peace and don't forget you can even how would you say?
get things to pick up on Mondays for Mondays and Tuesdays on Sundays like today.
So pick up something today that you can reheat and enjoy when they're not ordinarily open on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Otherwise, why these two Sundays?
Some seven until two.
And if you need to use your building any night of the week, including the days when they are ordinarily closed, you can call and reserve to use your building for your private get-together.
It might be a funeral dinner.
It might be something that unexpectedly comes up like that.
Always call Kimberly and see if they can put it together for you.
They do also catering.
They do cakes.
They make cakes for special occasions.
Kathy and the whole bunch on the back there, they do a great job.
And when you get your cakes made there, you know that they're making it with a lot of love and care just the way you like it.
Mr. and Mrs. Pease, get a hold of them.
First chance again.
And if you're coming with a group of eight or more today,
for breakfast and noon lunch or whatever.
Give them a call ahead of time and they'll have a table set up for groups of eight or more.
920-896-0696.
Why?
It's Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
We got something by Brian Brigham in the band coming up.
you
you
Now Dan Jr.
helped make that recording where Brian Danny played clarinet, trombone, trumpet, a whole bunch of different instruments on that particular recording and I don't know if there's a date when they actually went to the studio.
Oh yeah it was 1995.
Yeah that was before Danny got married.
Two years before Danny tied the knot.
We got something here by Danny Jr.
coming up.
He did this solo CD all by his lonesome.
He's going to do one of the title El Real
drive.
If I got it all queued up, right?
And I believe I do.
Here we go.
El Rio Drive.
Jr.
doing a nice job there we got cleat bellen in the band from casco from now that a dusty archives
Head on over to Mr. and Mrs. P's this morning.
They'll be opening up the door in about five minutes or so.
Delicious breakfast, noon luncheon, and also some dinner on trays you can take home and re-eat.
Have you ever tried their macaroni and cheese?
It's delicious.
Try any one of their many breakfast skillets.
They are awesome.
You can even get some quiche.
That's awesome as well.
Everything is delicious.
Totally awesome, awesome, awesome.
And as the big word would say, yum.
Here's something about yours truly.
From Steve's point,
how we
laugh, how we dance, how we shout.
Well, then we grab a partner.
Bye.
And over to Mr. and Mrs. Pease, the door's on lock.
Come on in for something good to eat.
And I tell you what, you'll leave with your tummy nice and full.
Have a blessed week from Joe and Kathy and the whole staff at Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
Come and see them, any chance you
get.
Just coming from the joy that his love can bring Turn your radio on
But 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 very blessed Sunday morning.
Greetings to everyone out there.
Good morning everybody.
Hope you're all doing well.
Happy, well and safe.
I'm your host for the next two hours.
I'm Tuba Dan.
Been here for a long time.
firmly ensconced in this nice soft chair in front of this microphone.
Thank you for being with me and thank you also for supporting all the men and women in business that throughout the year bring us our programming.
Some are seasonal like our folks at Vanderbink Produce Center, Ripon's website and also Prairie, now we have pedals and plows.
North of Rush Lake, that's the one I'm looking for, pedals and plows.
And they have wonderful vegetables, both places.
We want to salute them on our programming today as well as Graphic Sino Letter Company from Rippon, Maple Crest, Hivey Groves Restore, Decay Creek.
Flatwork concrete flat workers home in Chevrolet Buick GFC the tower of you in over in Rosendale The good folks had pre-b sales and service rest of west of rippin but seen marching funeral home the horror con Bank we were heating and cooling and for every place all of rippin Let's jump into some songs that we all kind of recognize We might even throw a couple new ones in for you today We got the standard brothers coming up and I think everybody should know this one
you
And that is very true.
No greater words were spoken than in those songs, in that particular tune.
You know, our men and women in businesses area are just wonderful too.
They're all great as well, all the men and women that make our programming possible.
And although our seasons will change, you know, Wisconsin offers you all four different seasons, including construction season for some parts of our listening area.
You just can't get away from road construction.
But one other thing is true, a lot of men and women have seasonal businesses like Vanderbricks Produce stand.
And irregardless of when this show is replayed, you know that they will always be there in late spring and also into late fall too, into October.
When it comes to Vanderbricks, you know you're getting the freshest in vegetables,
and also the Amish fry pies too.
And although the fry pies might change later in fall you'll get the pumpkin fry pies made by the Amish ladies or you get the other ones in the spring and summer too.
They are always delicious so no matter if you're looking for fresh vegetables with a wide variety from melons and watermelons, musk melons and sweet corn during the summer months and all those other things that are coming out of the garden.
Remember Vandy brings them ripens west side.
Delicious food.
and wonderful people to the Vanderbrinks, Gary, Barry, and Gail Vanderbrink.
Go and see them, first opportunity you get.
Graphic Sign a Letter Company are with us too and they've been like my right hand man ever since we got really going here on our Sunday and also Wednesday programming.
I believe they are always around somewhere helping people making signs for their businesses.
So if you need a new sign for your company
or for a hobby, let Graphic Sign & Company help you out on East Oshkosh Street here in Ripon.
Give them a call Mondays, 748-7723.
That's when they open at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
748-7723, Graphic Sign & Another Company for signs of all kinds, of all sizes, and I tell you what, like I always say, you gotta love that Kelm family.
We've got a dandy one coming up here, but I believe Miss Loretta Lynn, huh?
And there'll be peace in the valley.
Oh 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 a 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, no troubles on the sea.
There will be peace, peace in a
valley for me.
For
me.
Will the bad
Who will be gentle, and the wolf who will be tame, And the lion shall lay down, down by the lamb.
Oh yes, who will the beast from the wild, Shall be led by a little child, and I'll be changed,
Change from this creature that I am.
Oh yes, there will be peace.
Peace in the valley for me someday.
There will be peace in the valley for me.
Oh Lord, I pray.
I will be peace, peace in a valley for me.
For me.
Miss Loretta Lynn, hey, how about something by Jim Reeves?
We thank thee each morning for a newborn baby.
of new moon hey we thank thee for the sunshine and the air that we breathe oh lord we thank thee thank thee for the rivers that run all day thank thee for the little birds that sing along the way thank thee for the trees
and the deep blue sea, O Lord, we thank Thee.
O yes, we thank Thee, Lord, for every flower that blooms, birds that sing, fish that swim, and the light of the moon.
We thank Thee every day as we kneel and pray that we were born with eyes
to see these things.
Thank thee for the fields where the clover is grown.
Thank thee for the pastures where cattle may roam.
Thank thee for thy love so pure.
Words that sing fish that swim and the light of the moon We thank thee every day as we kneel and pray That we were born with eyes to see these things, yes We thank thee for the fields where their clothes was worn Thank thee for the pastures where cattle
And we're very thankful to all of you listeners out there for helping support our businessmen and women who pay for all these different programs.
Prairie Place is one.
It's a wonderful place to retire if you're a senior citizen, independent, and also assisted care.
For no matter what stage in your life it is, if you need help for day-to-day routine, getting dressed, getting to the bathroom, getting your food, getting your medications, and sometimes even a warm hand to just hold.
Prairie Place is a good one for that in the assisted level.
In the independent wing, you come and go and do your own thing from day to day, knowing that you've got a clean, wonderful place, spacious apartment in the independent wing at Prairie Place.
Why don't you check it out for yourself?
Give a call, see if they have any room in the independent or assisted wings at Prairie Place.
749 East Oshkosh Street, Ripon's Northeast edge, right on the city limits as you're leaving Ripon, heading toward Oshkosh and pick it.
The phone number is 920.
748-8900.
It's more affordable than you think.
It's like a five-star resort without the high cost.
It's prairie place.
I know you'll love it.
Got a song coming up here right now by, I believe, if I got this pulled up right.
I think it's Eddie Arnold.
Is that right?
I believe so.
Let's give it a try.
Like a shepherd, Jesus will guard His children.
In his arms he carries them all day long.
Praise him, praise him, tell of his
excellent greatness.
Praise him,
song.
Praise Him, Jesus our Blessed
Redeemer For our sins He suffered and bled and died He our Rock, our hope of eternal salvation
Hail Him, hail Him, Jesus the Crucified
Sound His praises
Jesus who bore our sorrows, love unbounded, wonderful, deep
Him, praise Him, tell of His excellent greatness.
Him,
We got a song coming up by Conway Twitty!
Oh yeah, Conway 20 from out of the past.
A lot of you folks might remember Conway.
As the weather changes, seasonal to seasonal, K Creek will be here for us when the weather is nice.
So if the weather is nice for you right now, I don't know if it's snowing outside, I hope not.
K Creek are concrete flat workers for patios, for sidewalks, new and replacing the old ones, plus driveways too.
Anything you need concrete for, give Dylan a call right out of Ripponier,
K-Crete concrete flat workers.
That's what they do.
They get all the machinery and their crew to make it quick, easy, and a quick cleanup too.
920-279-8852.
That's 279-8854.
It's for concrete.
You know, sidewalks, driveways, even inside buildings if you put up a new machine shed or a garage you need concrete.
They do not do the foundations like for homes, but they do everything above ground.
That's concrete flat workers K creep 9 2 0 2 7 9 8 8 5 4 give my neighbor Dylan a call and he'll make you proud We got something coming up by the
Spencer's
He opens her eyes and says, don't cry.
Listen what I'm telling you.
I see great poster angels,
and they're
descending in this room.
So don't be grieving about my living, because I'll see you again real soon.
And I'll see you in the morning, over in glory.
Don't even say goodbye.
I'm going to see you.
Kevin Spencer and his family.
See you in the morning.
I hope that this program brings you some comfort and encouragement to start a brand new week.
I don't know how it affects each and every one of you.
giving you the motivation to begin a brand new week.
Sunday is the first day of a new week.
You guys already know that.
No matter how troublesome and chaotic last week might have been for you, maybe several things went wrong for you.
The good Lord is always watching out for you and He gives us tests to see how strong we can be, how strong our willpower is.
We got some music coming up here right now.
I believe it's the Blackwood Brothers.
Let's see what it is.
The Jordanair is in precious memories.
The seasons come and go by so quickly.
It seems like we just get halfway through one and then it's done.
At Brewer Heating and Cooling, they have wonderful young technicians that can come out and check out your heating system and also your air conditioning system, your central air.
They even have a part of the company where they do all the new duct works if things have to be changed over.
Regardless of your furnace needs just a quick tune up.
or maybe replacement, they can take care of it in a relatively short amount of time.
No matter how cold it is outside, they have the people there to make the transition quick, smoothly, comfortable, and clean everything up.
Brewer heating and cooling.
Let them fix your air conditioning system when it goes ka-flui, or your heating system, your furnace, when that thing starts to tinker out on you.
It's brewer heating and cooling on North Douglas Street here, Ripas, Northeast Side.
seven, four, eight, six, four, nine, four.
Brewer heating and cooling.
Hoping that you have a wonderful week ahead.
Remember, wherever you go, take Christ with you as your co-pilot.
Budsene March and Funeral Home has been with me ever since we started our programming.
Not only our Sunday programming, but our Saturday one was the beginning of it all.
Saturday started and soon after that, a few years later, Sunday fell into place.
And then, on August 18th of this past year, we started on our Wednesday Night Programming.
So, isn't that something?
How quickly things passed?
Anyway, 2018, 8-18-8, that's how it was.
August 18th of 2018, it was when we started our Wednesday Night Programming.
But today, being Sunday, we're very happy to have our good folks at Butts in March at Funeral Home with us.
If you lost a loved one recently,
Our condolences out to you and your family, neighbors, and friends.
But in the meantime, for those of you, remember, the greatest gift you can give your family is have your own pre-funal arrangements made by yourself.
Give them a call, set up a time, and discuss how you would like your funeral done so they don't have to sit and wonder, jeez, I wonder what mom or dad or grandpa and grandma would have liked, even if it's a friend or an aunt or uncle.
If you're in charge,
Get them over there and have them make that pre-funeral arrangement.
748-2623 on top of the hill.
West Oscar Street and main party drive.
We got Tammy Jones Robinette coming up with a very nice song.
I got it marked down.
It must be a goodie.
It's one in title.
Gotta get it right here.
Mama's in the sweet buy and buy.
and low.
She's at home in her brand new mansion.
She's so happy.
her
has cried in the sweet.
was so weak But when she started to sing
She's at home
That's a good one, Tammy Jones, Robinette.
Mama's in the suite, buy and buy.
We got the Browns coming up.
Is over, wait till our tempest is done Hope for the sunshine to
If
in the dusk of the twilight
The
Browns nicely done guys.
Each month I get a flyer from the Tower of U assist a living at 401 North Grant Street in Rosendale and I can tell you some of the things that these youngsters are up to over there.
But did you know that they're continuing to build more of these independent apartment duplexes?
The North Grant Villas is what they call them.
They are two-bedroom one-bath
with laundry zero steps attach one car garage with all the appliances included now they they got three already done they're making some more three more are in the works at the tower view why don't you check them out it's called the north grant villas i'll give you a full number here give charlie becker a call 920 960 pi 3
two zero nine six zero fifty three twenty and some of these units are already spoken for but if you're thinking about that get a ring of your big house check out the north grand villas it's right across the parking lot from the tower view villa right on that corner off a triple low off a highway 26 and it's never too late or too early to plan for the future why don't you give your loved ones a comfort care and continued
community support that they deserve.
At the Tower Review Assistant Living.
They would love to have you.
Sign up and get on the waiting list.
Give chemical at 715-305-4302.
715-305-4302.
That's at
the Tower View and find out what all the different amenities are.
I was looking at this flyer and these young people there never stay home.
It seems like they're gone 95% of the time.
They keep them active and that's what you want your loved ones to have.
You know, don't want to be shut in, in, you know, warehouse.
They don't do that at Tower View.
They love those family members.
I tell you, they take them everywhere.
Got some more music coming up right now.
I'm trying to think who we, oh, we got the Dixie Echoes.
All alone He was forsaken by His own But Jesus looked through the pain and saw me He said, Father, be Thy will Oh, the suffering was so real
Yet Jesus moved through the pain and saw me.
He moved through the pain, all the anguish and shame.
and saw me.
Someone said, will you go on and bear the burden all alone?
Still, Jesus looked throughout his pain, and he saw
One of the many songs by the Dixie Echoes on our Sunday programming.
I hope you like that one.
We got a dandy one here.
I think what we have up is Floyd Kramer with a medley.
Enjoy!
I think someone in our life's way One life's too late From the past to the future Bring the memory into the past This is for all to say forever to stay
Stuart Hamlin and the rest of the choir.
If buying a new vehicle, making a change, kind of gives you great pause, you kind of feel like you don't know what to do.
You're like sitting on top of a fence.
You want to fall left or right, you don't know what to do.
At home in Chevrolet Buick GMC, on West Fondland Street here in Ripon, they don't pressure you into anything.
They want to have you get the right vehicle at the right price.
and with so many locally low mileage trade-in cars, you could even select one of those too if that would fit your bill.
If you're a senior citizen and you don't put on a lot of mileage, you don't want a car that's, you know, gonna break the bank, you can get a locally low mileage trade-in car or get a great deal on your current car and get big dollar trade-in to cut that cost down.
Let's face it, transportation is important to all of us and if you're still driving,
Even as a senior, Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC should definitely be a place for you to check out all future possibilities.
Randy along with Curtis, Chewie and Tony are the part of the sales crew there.
They can give you all of the information and like I say they do not pressure you.
They don't have a sales quota there like some car dealerships do.
Stop in and you'll feel comfortable talking to the staff
and getting all the information about your future car or truck or van.
Regardless of what your need, they got something on the lot.
Why don't you stop over today?
after church and after you go to Mr. and Mrs. Pease for brunch or breakfast, and look at all the cars.
There's no sales staff there to talk to you, so you can peruse the entire lot.
Or come on Saturday mornings.
They still work nine to one at Holman on West Final Act Street there.
You can't miss the word, H-O-M-A-M.
Check out the Chevy's, Buick's, and the GMC's.
Their phone number for car maintenance for your current car, 748-3377.
And they'll do that Monday through Friday, seven, four, eight, three, three, seven, seven.
Got a dandy song coming up here by the Melody Trial.
It's entitled, I Think It's What a Beautiful Place.
One dark and stormy night A laden bed and dream Of a place so beautiful with skies of blue And fields so sweet and green The land was full of peace and rest And people had no care And not one burden could be found
And no water, wonderful, beautiful place Where the angels sang
the song And there is peace with Jesus
Where flowers bloom
never comes
Must have been cold there in my shadow To never have sunlight on your face You've been content
Gary Morris, nice song.
You are the wind beneath my wings.
I'd like to thank the Kaufman family for being so supportive to Corky and I on our different programming.
Through most of the year they are with us with tree shrubs and bushes for your landscaping projects.
All kinds of annual and perennial flowers at the beginning of the season, you know late spring.
Also garden vegetables too.
They have hanging flower baskets and late spring at the beginning of the season.
And you know, when it gets to fall, they have all your fall garden vegetables too.
Sweet corn through the summer, melons of all kinds, tomatoes, et cetera.
The list is long.
And so is our friendship.
It's petals and plows at 9129 Kaufman Road.
I just like to thank them.
If the season is here for you to get something good from them, why don't you stop over?
They open Sundays noon to five during the season, and also from Monday through Saturdays from noon to five on Sundays, from ten to five, or ten to six, rather, ten to six Monday through Saturdays, it's petals and plows.
Located north of Rush Lake, and then go west off of County Road E,
and go west on Kaufman Road.
9129 Kaufman Road.
Therefore number 920-290-290-1621.
I got to get a larger print on this paper.
290-1621.
It's petals and flowers.
Thanks to the Kaufman family.
Don't forget for all your plants needs for planting early spring and throughout the summer they got landscaping plants for your yard and of course plenty of flowers and hanging baskets too.
It's
pedals and plows the Kauffman family we got a dandy one coming up here if I got this queued up all right it's a brand new one it's called Canada's double portion and the song is entitled he loves you
As I stand here on the corner and watch the people rushing by I ask, do you know my God?
When I see the troubled faces showing stresses in their lives I say, do you know my God?
He really cares He knows the number
the
you lay awake and
Wondering if you can make it through Another day I'm here to say He loves you
Love you From the outside looking in Some people seem to have it all But they don't know my God Empty fame and riches And yet always wanting more Not knowing God
Young gentlemen that starts off our show with turn your radio on and DeGrippeth from out of the past There are so many wonderful people that make this show possible and one of them are the folks at Maple Crest 150 North Douglas Street here on Rippon's Northeast edge of town just saw the modern rentals at that last set of stop and go lights if you're a senior citizen thinking about
Looking into independent living in an apartment style living that you can take care of and still have all the independent time to do during the week, consider Maple Crest.
And if you are a caregiver for another senior who needs help with assistance every day, consider Maple Crest for a level of help.
Talk to Chad Gillin-Vicky, set up a family tour, walk through and find out all of the great wonderful things and amenities that they can provide yourself or your loved ones at Maple Crest.
Call Chad and see if there are any vacancies right now.
920-748-7300.
It's a premier living establishment.
It's a facility for seniors.
parking, plenty of parking, and activities for seniors as we all age and our bodies tend to change.
920-748-7300 throughout the year.
Chad, Jill, and Vicki were on the thank all the volunteers and all the people that come in and then make everyone's life enhanced a little bit better at Maple Crest.
It's a great place.
150 Douglas Street, 748-7300.
Give them a call.
First opportunity you get.
Willow Creek Creamery, I was going to say nursery, but it's Willow Creek Creamery on Highway 21, just east of the Highway 49 and 21 four-way stop signs.
A few miles north of Berlin on 49, and then go east on 21, Willow Creek Creamery.
They are not open on Sundays, but Monday through Fridays, they are open from 9 to 5, and Saturdays 8 to 5.
If you're looking for sweet, warm,
Juicy cheese curds come and get a Monday Thursday Fridays and Saturdays around 10 o'clock in the morning Pick up some of that extra sharp cheddar cheese all different flavors of cheese including mozzarella Cheese, I think it's mozzarella with Hickory nut meat in oh that sounds pretty good up.
It's that will it create creamery their phone number three six one five two five six calm during the week
three six one five two five six after nine o'clock Monday through Friday or eight o'clock on Sunday get your cheese skirt string cheese and of course all those other wonderful tasty flavors of cheese for Willow Creek and a big thanks to all those farm families out there too we got a dandy one coming up here I think it's by the Spencer's chances are
chances
all
Down
in a lowly manger Jesus Christ was born And God sent us salvation That special Christmas morn
that's a nice job there a little bit of the Oak Ridge boys from out of the past too you know as senior citizens go we like to think we made some pretty good decisions in our past taught our grandkids and our children how to save money not piddled away as fast as you get it so often even myself when I was a youngster until I learned the value of a dollar really I had that hole in my pocket and seemed like I could never save a buck
But once I married Corgi, she got me on the straight and narrow.
And now we're living comfortably.
We're not overly well to do, but we're happy.
The Horicon Bank protects all those things that are important to us when it comes to the money that we've been able to save up over these many over 50-some years.
The Horicon Bank on the south end of Watson Street should be your financial bank too.
Talk to John and Jeff if you need money and if you need take out a loan, consider a home equity loan because there's a lot of money invested into your property.
You can get a low interest rate there.
They are member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
Their phone number is 920-745 and then spell the word bank 2265 on your phone.
745-2265.
You'll get the Horicon Bank.
It's a wonderful people they're helping you through some of those little bit of sticky wickets that you might come up to or experience throughout the week and the years ahead.
When you need money, the Horicon Bank are there to help you.
If you have money, stick it away and save it for that rainy snowy or wintry day or windy day.
It's the Horicon Bank and downtown ribbon.
Member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
Back to the Spencer CD we go.
And they got a song entitled, wait a little longer please Jesus.
Here the labor is so hard and the workers are so tired and our weary hearts are yearning for a rest.
Then we finally getting anxious To be in that happy land Where we'll receive such peace and happiness But wait a little longer, please Jesus There are so many wonders out in sin Just a little longer, please Jesus
A few more days to get out of up and sea We may look into the skies and tears will fill our eyes As our burdened hearts grow heavier with each day First we cry, oh Lord, please come Come and take your children home But then we look around us and we say
Jesus.
There are so many wondering how to sin.
Just a little longer, please Jesus.
A few more days to get our loved ones in.
The family scattered here and there, but Lord we love them dear.
And maybe we could help them find a way And then if waiting is the cause That they might not be lost Lord that's the only reason why we say Wait a little longer please Jesus There are so many wandering out of sin
Just a little longer please Jesus A few more days to get our up ones in A few more days to get our up ones in I like
that song a little bit of a bounce to it We got Perry and Como coming up with some choirs
pericomo on our sunday morning visit that's a dandy one i like that one too it seems like farm families never really get a break you think that farm families would ever have some free moments to just rest and take it easy take an extra nap you think when it rains or snows well they got all kinds of time to take a nap well there's time to take care of the livestock you don't take care of the chores in the barn
That seems to never end.
Harvesting crops, planting, taking care of the repairs on your machinery.
Then it's worrying about getting insurance on your crops and taking care of those necessities, plus taking care of a family.
Farmers sometimes just can't cut or break.
At Pre-B sales and service, they try to alleviate some of that stress that farmers would otherwise have.
If you're cash cropping or you have livestock, Pre-B sales and service on Ripon's website can help you out.
They have a lot of machinery, parts, and technical advice so that when things break down for you, you can get back on the land as quick as possible.
They know things on the farm will not always be a cakewalk.
They are not always easy.
Gary and Parts mark in the technical shop and, of course, fill in sales.
They are there to help you out throughout the year, regardless of its utility tractors for moving snow or feeding in the feed bunker to cattle.
or working in the land with bigger machinery for parts.
If you want to do it yourself, talk to Gary in the part shop, or Mark in the shed shop itself, where they can fix those big expensive units and make sure it's done right.
Or Phil, when it comes to landscaping material, lawn and garden, and the big machinery, new and used.
It's pre-be sales and service.
An eighth of a mile was to the Ripon City Limits on Highway 23.
Give them a call.
If you have any need, their service is 920.
748-2626 748-2626 and Phil says play a song for the families all going to church this morning.
Get your families in church and remember take Christ with you wherever you go.
We got a dandy one coming up for you right
now.
this morning.
Did you think to
pray?
In the name of Christ our saviour,
did you soothe our
loving favoured as the shield
So
love and mercy
the Holy Spirit as your guide today.
night
What have I ever done to deserve even one of the pleasure I've known?
Tell me Lord, what did I ever do that was worth
Are the kindness you've shown?
I can show someone else what I've been through myself on my way back to
My soul's in your
hand.
George Jones.
While George was singing that song, I was thinking about a dish, something my mother used to prepare as a meal when I was a youngster.
She would boil some mashed potatoes, make mashed potatoes, whip up the potatoes, put a little salt and pepper into season, then take a ring,
bologna, ring bologna, cook it, boil it, take off the skin off the bologna, and then cut it up into bite-sized pieces, mix it into the mashed potatoes with the butter and pepper, and you add the sausage and mashed potatoes all mixed together, and as a kid, we never had to cut up the meat or anything, just pop it in our mouth in the way we went.
I used to go back for seconds and thirds, it was really good, and I'm thinking about making that next week for Corky and I. I know there'll probably be leftovers unless a little bowl comes over.
I haven't made that in a long time, but I don't know what made me start thinking about that recipe.
The local Hy-Vee grocery store on Ripon's west side has all of your ingredients.
The only thing that I would suggest doing different in that menu to prepare preparation ingredients is add just a little bit of cream cheese.
to your mashed potatoes when you whip it all up with a little bit of milk.
It kind of makes them really whipped up in oil, very tasty.
They got all your ingredients for different things you want to prepare throughout the week.
So make some mashed potatoes with ring bologna all chopped up, cut up in bite-sized pieces, but take the skin off first.
It might be a little too chewy.
It's delicious.
The local heavy grocery store seven days a week in the morning from six in the morning to 10 at night.
Don't forget after 11 o'clock, the roasted and rotisserie chicken is done.
every day after 10 at the local Hivey grocery store.
I think it was at 10, no, it was 11 o'clock.
11 o'clock, the chicken is all done out of the roasters.
The deli is well stocked plus the bakery.
Every aisle has something for you.
Back to some more music we go.
We have one here done by, I think it's Norma Jean.
Norma, are you all set to
go?
To reach heaven
Church on Sunday Get down on your knees and pray Give your heart and so to Jesus Heaven's just a prayer
Go to Jesus.
Heaven's just a prayer away.
Heaven's just
a prayer away.
You saw me crying in the chapel.
The tears I shed were tears of joy.
I know the meaning of contentment Now I'm so happy with the Lord Just a plain and simple chabu Where humble people go to pray I pray the Lord that I grow stronger
As I live from day to day I've searched and I've searched but I couldn't find No way on earth to gain peace of mind Now I'm happy in the chapel
the chapel, just to sing and praise the Lord.
The tears I shed were tears of joy
with the Lord
Where humble people
go to pray As I live from day to day
I've searched, I've searched, but I couldn't find No way on earth to gain peace of mind Now I'm happy in the chapel
Just to sing and praise
Lord He got the whole world in his hands the whole wide world in his hands
He's got the whole world in his hands He's got the whole world in his hands
He's got the
wind and the rain In his hands he's got the wind and the rain In his hands he's got the wind and the rain In his hands he's got the whole world in his hands
He's got the centerman in his hands He's got the centerman in his hands He's got the centerman in his hands He's got the whole world in his hands
In his hands he got the whole world in his hands He got a you and me brother In his hands he got you and me sister In his hands he got a you and me brother In his hands he got the whole world in his hands He got the whole
In his hands he got the whole wide world.
In his hands he got the whole wide world.
In his hands he got the whole world in his hands.
He got the whole world in his hands.
Yeah, the little Bobby Bear there from out of the past.
We got the Gatlin brothers coming up.
I'll fly away.
Well, I'll fly away.
Oh,
glory.
I'll fly away.
When I die, hallelujah.
Bye, bye.
I'll fly away.
Bye, bye.
Those guys are really letting her snap there.
The Gatlin brothers, we got Miss Connie Smith coming up.
nice job miss Connie Smith we don't get to hear much of her on her programming but still always enjoyable we got a dandy one here by Vince Gill and his daughter let there be peace
Nice way to finish off a Sunday morning visit.
Thank you for keeping me company these past few hours.
And also a big thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Pease, Eatery, and Rippon's West Side.
They're open every Wednesday through Sunday from 7 till 2.
Also, all these other men and women in business who keep our program going throughout the year.
Seasonal advertisers like Vanderbink's Prodigy Stand.
We also got the Cade Creek Concrete flat workers here from Rippon.
Also, pedals and plows north of Rush Lake.
We have Maple Crest Assisted and Independent Living, Willow Creek Creamery, North of Burling, and then on 49 at 21, go east on 21.
They are not open on Sundays, but nine to five, Monday through Fridays, and eight to five on Saturdays.
We also have Hivey Groceries on Ripman's West Side, Graphic Sign and Letter Company, on East Oskar Street, the home in Chevrolet Buick GMC folks, on West Fond du Lac Street,
Towerview Villa, Towerview, over in Rosendale.
Also, we have Previous Sales and Service, Butts in March, and Funeral Home, the Huracan Bank, member FDIC, your Equal Housing Lender, and let's see, Brewer Heating and Cooling, and also Prairie Place.
We're going to go out with music.
Have a blessed week, everybody.
Remember all these different people that pay for our show throughout the week and the year.
God bless you all.
Bye-bye.
I see trees of green Red blues is true I see them blue For me and you And I think to myself What a wonderful world I see skies of blue
And clouds of white The bright blessed day The dark sacred night And I think to myself What a wonderful world The colors of the rainbow So pretty
In the sky are also on the faces of people going by.
I see friends shaking hands, saying how do you do?
They're really saying...
one day.
Well, Jesus, you know, if you're looking