It's the bombs, the road trips Testicles in polka sprees Polka finds each and every one
I have a heart, I remember the smell of the city, such beautiful memories.
That's all I love.
Happy Sunday morning everybody.
It's a Sunday morning mini poker fest brought you by Joe and Kathy and the staff had Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery on Ripon's Westside 1100.
In fact, they'll be opening up in about another 26 minutes.
So start planning on heading out over there for seven o'clock breakfast served all morning and even part of the afternoon till two o'clock this afternoon if you want breakfast.
Otherwise you have some delicious noon entrees and even things for dinner you can take home and being Sunday
You know they're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
You can even pick up things you take home and reheat and enjoy on those days when you're off too.
Friday's English and the band gonna start off with things and it's a great greeting for today.
It's entitled Good Morning.
you
No it's okay to dance to Joe P but not while he's working because you know you've got a lot of food to prepare for everybody but otherwise I want to just dance with you with Virgil Baker and his band from out east.
We got one by Brother Brough and his band from Minnesota and I think they're gonna do a pretty trumpet, trumpet and clarinet's poker?
I think that's what it is.
Let's see what it is.
Little bit of Ray Conkel and his band from Stevens Point.
Actually, Whiting, Wisconsin, which is a small community south of Stevens Point.
One entitled The Dizzy Chap Poke.
Well, Joe and Kathy are hard at it.
They'll be opening up in about another 14 minutes.
And if you love freshly made breakfast entrees, different things from waffles, pancakes, quiches.
Oh man, they have two different kinds of quiche.
And you know, you can even get schnitzel for breakfast if you want, I believe.
I think so.
They even have all these different things throughout the day and Kathy and Jackie in the bakery department make all these different pastry items that you can pick up.
You can see them when you walk in the front door in the pastry display case.
So pick some of that up if you're going to visit another couple or individual today and visit.
Never go empty-handed I always say.
And don't forget to pick up some soup because you make delicious soups that you can enjoy and reheat on Mondays and Tuesdays
when they are not ordinarily open.
Mr. and Mrs. Pease, either way, and keep in mind, it's a good idea to call ahead and let them know if you're coming with a large group, you know, like a group of eight or more, so they can get a big table set for you.
The phone number is 8-920-8960696.
It's Mr. and Mrs. Pease.
Only one word describes him.
It's yum.
Talking about Mr. and Mrs. Pease, well, you know, one of the things I like to enjoy there
and Mr. and Mrs. Pease is pork chops.
He makes wonderful pork chops.
We've got Dick Zafotny from Loveland, Colorado with the pork, pork and chops polka.
Here
you go.
Thank you.
nice work all the way from Colorado.
In fact, our granddaughter and her husband, they were married last year.
They were living in Colorado and they recently moved back to Wisconsin over near some prairie, Jack and Shaley Beekle.
Nice to have the kids back, I'll tell you.
Well, we got a song here talking about Colorado.
We got one coming up here by my pal, Mike Schneider from
you
the way from Monomony Falls in Milwaukee area a little Johnny Warner in his band and you'll never guess who that tuba player was it was Lou Allen who went on to play with Ray Dorschner and also Brian Brigham and the Mississippi Valley Dutchman
Lou Allen, nice guy.
We got some music coming up by yours, truly the Tupadan family band, and we're gonna do one title, Wally's Polk Up!
you
Everybody here is truly in the band.
Wally's poking with the Tupadan family band.
We're gonna sneak one more in here.
And a reminder, Knuth Brewery's October Fest starts next Saturday at noon.
So put that on your calendar.
Mr. and Mrs. P is bringing you the past one half hour.
Get on over there and tell them how much you like to show.
the host of heaven say, turn your radio on.
your receiver all you gotta do is listen for the call turn your radio on turn your radio
if you listen in you'll be a believer leaning on the truth that'll never fall get in touch with God
Happy Sunday morning everybody!
Tuba Dan here for the next two hours.
Thank you for keeping me company this Sunday morning.
You know, it's very comforting for me to know that you guys are out there and tuning in and listening to the ads and music and hopefully supporting the men and women in business that make our show possible.
The folks are Willow Creek Creamery, North of Burlin, off of Highway 21, actually east of Highway 49, but on Highway 21, south of Auroraville,
Bandit Breaks Produce stand on Ripon's West Side, K-Crete for all your concrete flatwork, Tower of View, Assisted Living in Rosendale, Hivey Grocery Store in Ripon's West Side, the Horkon Bank, Member FDIC, your Equal Housing Lender, Brewer Heating and Cooling, Home and Chevrolet Buick GMC, Previous Sales and Service, the Previous Boys, Maple Crest, Assisted and Independent Living, Graphic Sign and Ladder Company right here in town.
You gotta love that Count Family.
pedals and plows, and they got a big sale going on.
And by the way, the corn maze is open.
So if you want to traverse and see if you can find your way through the corn maze, it's open on Kaufman Road, north of Rush Lake on Kaufman Road.
Prairie Plays are with us too, on Ripon's east side.
Good friends over there.
The growth is family.
And also we got Bud Scene March at Funeral Home on top of the hill on West Oskar Street and May Party Drive.
Let's jump into some music here.
I think everybody should know this young
lady
as long as I walk Let me walk close to thee Just a closer walk with
Granted, Jesus is my plea.
walking close to Thee.
Let it be, dear Lord.
My...
walk with Thee,
the road, cross the road, cross the road,
Ah, Miss Patsy Climb.
Can you believe it?
Four years have zipped right by.
It's the fourth anniversary this past month.
The Tower of U assisted living in Rosendale.
Four years that Chanel Gillian and her family have been running the Tower of U.
and so many families who look for care for loved ones as we reach a point in our lives where you need more care for day-to-day help, you know, getting dressed, getting to the bathroom, getting your food, your medication, you know, your very existence depends on another individual.
It is totally comforting for people like you and myself to know that if any of us ever need that help, it is close by.
Right here with a country-like setting, it's a tower of U.S.
assisted living on Rosendale's northwest side.
That's right, at 401 North Grant Street.
And with the new construction of this new housing for independent care and living right across the parking lot, it's a no-brainer why so many people are checking out that area of our country in Rosendale.
Give them a call, see what they can do for you and your family.
Chanel Gilliam at 401 North Grand Street.
920-872-2552.
872-2552.
And Chanel wanted me to make a special thanks to all of you folks that have stopped by and included the loved ones in their community and part of your family.
Get ahold of Tower of You in Rosendale the next time you need help with the loved one.
I want to talk a little bit if I can about the good folks at Vanderbix Produce Stamp.
They got 12 different kinds of gourds in now, or squash.
12 different kinds of squash.
Gourds are coming in repeatedly.
Fresh potatoes.
And I'll tell you, although the watermelon season is pretty much drawn to a close, sweet corn will be ending, if not already.
Check out the corn stocks that they have for fall decorating, but definitely
Get yourself and your grandchildren your pumpkins at Vanderbricks on Ripon's West Side.
Everything you could conceivably think of coming out of your very own garden, they have.
So if you would have had a garden, they got the stuff already on display and it's fairly priced.
And the best news yet...
is that the pumpkin fry pies are back.
Oh my goodness, are they good?
I had two already.
I shouldn't tell Corky that.
Anyway, you get your own pumpkin fry pies, blueberry cherry, the list is long lemon.
And you look at fry pies, you can think of all the work that went into that, and you can hold that dessert right in the palm of your hand.
Delicious, big hunk of pastry, pick a couple up.
Blueberry cherry are my favorite, pecan, pumpkin, the list is long red raspberry.
So good.
Get a hold of it.
Banderbricks, protostand, ripens, all they even got apple, blueberry, strawberry with rhubarb.
I think the strawberry and rhubarb is done.
But everything else they got.
So they replaced the strawberry rhubarb with the pumpkin at Banderbricks.
More music coming up.
I believe this is my friend Daniel O'Donnell.
Daniel O'Donnell recorded live over in Ireland.
In my teens, I once helped a neighbor farmer put down some concrete and I swore I never would do that for a full-time occupation.
That's hard work working with concrete.
It's heavy and it's kind of sloppy if you don't make it just right.
We were making a little pad behind his barn for some of the cattle and that was a long, arduous day for yours truly.
Anyway, it turned out pretty good.
put a lot of sweat labor into it, and if you're not one of those individuals who likes to mess around with concrete, let Dylan and his staff at Cacrete, that's what they do for a living.
They are concrete flat workers.
In other words, patios, driveways, sidewalks, concrete feedlots for farmers who don't want to put their silage or hay up in the silo.
They just stack it on the concrete and cover it all up.
or for your back farm lot too, for the cattle, so they don't stand knee deep in mud when there's snow melts and the spring rains come.
Cacrete, for all your concrete flatwork, these guys, they got hands like polar bears.
I mean, they work hard with that stuff all day long, and they're used to it.
So let them do all the work.
Why don't you call and get a free quote, how much it would cost for your concrete to be put down.
No matter large or small, they will help you out.
279-8854.
279-8854, it's concrete flatwork with cakerete right here in Ripon.
Great guys, and like I say, I've had them help me up, and I know they can help you as well.
Also want to tell you a little bit about the good folks at the Horacan Bank in downtown Ripon.
For those of you seniors that have worked hard, saved your money, maybe you're thinking about going on a trip or something.
Well, if you are going on a tour,
You can always get traveler's checks for traveling, safe and secure way to keep your money in your pocket, not if somebody steals them.
The other thing is that they can be replaced if they're stolen.
When you go traveling as seniors, and let's face it, some of our bodies have worn out to the point you can't go too far, but any little getaway should be enjoyable.
The Horacan Bank, keeping your money safe and secure for whenever you need some, they have it.
And if you need to borrow money, they can help you there too with a home equity low interest loan.
It's the Horacan Bank downtown ripping on the south side of the Washer Street Business District.
And now they have their virtual bank teller service at the local Hivey grocery store.
on Ripman's West Side.
Put money in, cash a check, withdrawal, whatever you need.
They got it at the Hivey grocery store.
Have a great week everybody from your friends at the Huracan Bay.
Remember FDIC, your equal housing lender.
Give them a call 745-2265.
Remember, I think the West entry is still open yet.
As the East one, I think they're doing a little building construction, remodeling.
Back to some more music we go.
I believe this is the Jordanaires.
Blessed usurance, Jesus is mine.
Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine.
Heir of salvation, purchase of God.
Point of his spirit, washed in his blood.
This is my story, this is my song.
Raising my Savior, all the dead long.
This is my story, this is my song.
praising my Savior all the day long.
Perfect submission, perfect delight.
Visions of rapture now burst on my sight.
Angels descending bring from above.
Echoes of mercy, whispers of love.
This is my story, this is my song.
Praising my Savior all the day long.
This is my story, this is my song.
praising my Savior all the day long.
This is my story, this is my song, praising my Savior.
my Savior all the day long.
The sky was dark, the storm clouds rolled in fear once all
It's like the thunder shook the very ground The wind was bending great oak trees The rain was pouring down But somewhere
One of many songs that I love done by the Dixie Echoes.
Aren't they wonderful?
I think they are.
Let's stay with the music.
I believe, if I got this kill queued up right, I gotta check my resources here.
It's done by the Maguire sisters.
Bless this
The Maguire Sisters, very popular on the black and white television show, the Ed Sullivan Show.
Maybe some of you might remember seeing the Maguire Sisters on that program.
Brewer heating and cooling realize so many of you already turned on your furnaces.
Those mornings have been brutal.
Really colder temperatures in contrast to what we've had, you know, say a month ago.
Temperatures are definitely falling and you can even tell that with the leaves turning color and some of the leaves already falling off the trees.
Brewer heating and cooling for oil and gas furnace repairs or replacement.
Get a hold of them and let them keep your family and your home nice and warm this entire fall season.
And going into winter is right around the corner.
It's brewer heating and cooling.
7486494.
And if your April air needs some tweaking and adjustment, give them a call.
They can do that too for you.
April air through the air.
furniture, your wood furniture, and your wood floors don't creak in the middle of the night.
You know, a couple years ago I forgot to turn my April air on because I don't run it year round.
And I could hear Corky's little feet going down the wooden floors in the middle of the night going to the water closet.
7486494, don't let that keep you up.
7486494, keep your home nice and warm and also keep the humidity in there so that
Your floors don't dry out.
We're heating and cooling.
Let's get back to some more music.
We got the Dixie Melody Boys.
I think that's who we got.
Yep, the Dixie Melody Boys.
And they're going to do a song entitled, I Want to Go to Heaven.
I want to see my Jesus there I want to see Jesus by and by, oh yeah I want to walk on streams of gold Live forever and never grow old I want to see Jesus when I die, oh yeah You know he'd save my soul
Yes, He made me live to the burdens, and He gave me peace of mind.
Oh yeah, show me the righteous will, turn my darkness into pride and stay.
I want to see Jesus when I die.
I'm stepping on the golden stairs, leaving all my earthly cares.
I want to see Jesus when I die.
Oh, yeah.
You know he saved my soul.
Yes, he made me live.
He gave me peace of mind.
Oh, yeah.
Showed me the righteous way.
Turned the darkness into brightest day.
I want to see Jesus when I die.
Well, I'ma sing it.
I'ma shout it.
No more doubt.
Maybe tomorrow.
Hey Jesus, when I die I want to see Jesus When I die I want to see Jesus When I die
Take
lead me home There's a church
in the valley by the wild wood.
No lovelier spot in the dale.
No place is so dear to my childhood as the little brown church in the wale.
Oh, come, come, come, come.
Come to the church in the wild wood.
Oh, come to the church in the wale.
to my childhood as the little brown church in the bale.
How sweet on a clear Sabbath morning, To list to the clear ringing bell, Its foams so sweetly are calling, O come to the church in the
that Tennessee Ernie Ford on our Sunday morning get together we play a lot of his music too thanks for joining me today you all last weekend was Grandparents Day I hope your grandchildren got a chance to reach out to you today is
26, 27?
27th already, yeah.
Seems like it's going by so fast.
One of the things I've known is that over time, we all kind of take things for granted.
We see things that people do make and their businesses, what contributions they make on our community, and we so very seldom realize that their families depend on you, the consumer, for their...
their livelihood.
Graphic Sign-A-Letter Company is a company that helps out businesses, not so much the general public, but people in business that are trying to get more traffic coming to them for their services and products.
Let them make up a sign for you if you are an individual who's starting a company or expanding or just want to change some things around.
It's okay to change things.
That's what I'm trying to get at.
Graphics sign a letter company on East Oshkosh Street at the corner of East Oshkosh Street and Staten Street, the Kelm family.
Danny and Nikki worked there.
Doug and Kathy as well.
They help out on occasion.
748-7723.
They do lettering on vehicles, trucks, cars, vans, semis.
They put a lettering on buildings, yard signs, signs that you can even put inside buildings to give information as to what direction people should go.
If there's a lot of twists and turns inside your buildings.
Graphic sign on other companies, let them make you a sign that's affordable, attractive, and something you'll be happy with.
748-7723.
Like I say, always take Christ with you, and you gotta love that kiln family.
Back to some more music we go.
I love to tell the story because I know it is true.
It satisfies my longings As nothing else can do I love to tell the story Twill be my theme in glory To tell the old old story Of Jesus
and his love I love to tell the story more wonderful it seems than
of all our golden dreams I love to tell the story it did so much for me and that is just the reason I tell
I hope you liked that one.
That was done by the Andrew sisters from out of the past.
Well, the other day I was watching a pre-recorded football game.
It was in the afternoon.
I think it was Friday.
Friday afternoon.
And since we had a very light lunch.
I stuck my nose in the refrigerator and I found some summer sausage and a block of extra sharp cheddar cheese from Willow Creek Creamery.
And you know what I did?
I put some of the cheese and cut up sausage on a rich cracker and I had a little snack.
Not a lot because I didn't want to overdo it before the dinner hour.
But just enough to take the twinge out of my tummy.
You know, my belly button starts to smile.
You can get your cheese there of all kinds at Willow Creek Creamery.
They are not open on Sunday though.
Come Monday through Saturday.
The hours are Monday through Fridays, 9 to 5.
Saturdays, 8 to 5.
And if you like fresh, soft, warm, squeaky cheese, cheese curd, come Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays around, I don't know, 10, 10, 30 in the morning.
That's when they bring it in.
Delicious cheese of all kinds.
And try some of that extra sharp cheddar.
It gives you a little kiss on the cheek.
And that's what I always say.
Delicious.
Cheese.
They even have the pepper jack jalapeno cheese, cheese with basil, cheese with bacon in it.
All kinds of different flavored cheeses.
So if you're thinking about making a grilled cheese sandwich on these cooler days, these fall days, well check out Willow Creek and get all your cheese.
Three, six, one, five, two, five, six.
Johnny Metzeg and the staff say, come on over and get your cheese fix at the Willow Creek Creamery.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC are with us.
They got a great staff of salespeople there.
And if you come on Saturday, and that's the only day you can get there, you can either find Curtis, Tony, or Chewie working the Saturday hours from 9 to 1 at Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Now, a lot of people say, I'm happy with the vehicle I have, but you might need to get it serviced, but the technicians, mechanics can do that for you too.
Keep your car running smoothly.
with the technicians at Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Call Monday through Friday, 748-3377.
Get your car serviced for service for fall and winter driving.
A lot of you don't do a lot of miles.
I know Corky and I don't.
We don't put on long trips anymore.
Our heavy traveling days are pretty much gone and you know I don't miss that so much but one thing for sure
On a good day when Corky's feeling well, I'm going to throw her in the car and take a fall drive and check out all the beautiful fall colors.
I urge you to do the same thing.
If you know another individual and you drive well, I like to get them out of an assisted living or independent living facility and they don't drive anymore.
Maybe it's just the next door neighbor.
Invite them to go for a country drive and check out all the fall colors.
It's Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC 748.
3377 we got the Spencer's coming up
meet me by the river or maybe at the throat i don't know just where i'll be once i make it home look for
You can't see me on the golden street.
Chances are you'll find me at the Savior's feet.
Chances are you'll find me at the Savior's feet.
But chances are you'll find me At the slayers feet
Chances all
A chance
is all
Barbara Spencer on the lead vocal there with the Spencers.
We got Kenny Rogers coming up for John and Danny Healey from Healey Electric.
You light up my
life.
To sing me her song So many dreams I kept deep inside me Alone in the dark But now you've come
At sea, a drift on the waters Could it be finally I'm turning for more?
Finally a chance
to say
hey I love you Never again
My...
The Spencer's again, did you see the angels?
Our local Hive grocery stores, you know, are open seven days a week from six in the morning until 10 in the evening.
So you know they're already at it for some time this morning already.
When you get up in the morning and you need things, you wonder how many of your tasks that you thought in your mind are you gonna be able to accomplish?
Maybe one of those jobs that you gotta do that day is get groceries.
Well, they're open from six in the morning till 10 at night, so if you are an early riser like I am most mornings, I like to trot on over there and get everything I need.
Everything in the bakery, the deli, oh, they have so many wonderful choices ever.
I don't have to prepare big meals for Corky and I, either for breakfast or even noon lunch or even dinner later in the day.
Fresh vegetables and as the seasons change, you're gonna find so many things available in the store, in-store, smokehouse.
That'll make cooking inside enjoyable, like from roasts, pork chops, and the oven all.
You know, one thing I used to make a long time ago was shake and bake pork chops.
Then I got boneless, skinless chicken breast, and I get shake and bake for chicken.
And that was always enjoyable.
Come to think of it, I think I'll put that on my grocery list again.
You get these things that pop into your mind
that you enjoyed a while back and you say, jeez, I think I'll try that again.
Why don't you get over to Hi-Vee Store and go up and down every aisle and see what you can find.
I recently picked up all my seasoning and things for making my apple squares.
This is apple season.
They even have apples there for baking as well at the local Hi-Vee grocery store.
Make yourself an apple pie or apple squares or any kind of cake.
They got all the ingredients.
It's even cheesecake too.
That's at the local Hivey grocery store on Ripon's west side.
Stopping to see my friend Charmine and the whole group.
They're open today already at 6 a.m.
Maple Crest assisted an independent living at 150 Douglas Street in Vichy and they have so many a problem of your neighbors that you've known as you are growing up.
already residing there.
People choose Maple Crest for several reasons.
It's conveniently located to all their family and friends on Ripon's east side right here at North Douglas Street, 150 Douglas Street.
Now the thing is it's affordable in the independent care, assisted care, and also no matter if you're looking for something that fits your bill, in other words you want to still be able to get up and go.
But you don't want to take care of a big piece of property.
Perhaps Maple Crest is the best solution for you.
Dr. Chris, Jill and Vicki, line up a tour if you can.
That's a Maple Crest assisted and independent living 150 Douglas Street.
7487300.
7487300.
On my last conversation with Chad Lipto,
from Maple Crest.
He told me how much he enjoys working with the elderly people that live there.
I said, Chad, it won't be too long.
You and I will be looking for a home like that too.
And he just laughed.
He says, yep, I already found mine.
Good words from our friends at Maple Crest.
Here's a nice song coming up for you.
I hope this plays well.
It's Perry Como.
sowing in the morning sowing
seeds actly it's the mill's brother is bringing in the sheaves
and the dew we heave waiting for the harvest and the time of reaping we shall come rejoicing bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves we shall come rejoicing bringing in the sheaves
Bring it in the sheaves Bring it in the sheaves We shall come rejoicing Bring it in the sheaves Going forth for weeping Sewing for the master Though the law sustained Our spirit often grieves When our weeping's over He will bid us welcome We shall come rejoicing Bring it in the sheaves
bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves we shall come rejoicing bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves we shall come rejoicing bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves we shall come rejoicing bringing in the sheaves bringing in the sheaves
Then they go to the mills, brothers.
I gotta get stronger glasses, because I tell you, these early morning hours, my peepers just ain't strong enough to see all that teeny tiny print.
Do you have a similar problem with that?
Well, Gary, Mark, and Phil, the PB boys have PB sales and service on Highway 23 on Ripon's West Side.
Know that harvest is already upon us, probably for several weeks already.
And with farmers having so much land to cover,
It is nice to know that the Prebi boys are there to support them in all of their efforts with replacement parts in the parts shop with Gary Prebi, or for technical help in the big garage shop there with Mark and the technicians, or for sales for replacement equipment, new and used, and even the Bobcat zero turn lawn mowers for cutting grass.
You're gonna have a couple more days of cutting lawn yet.
Why don't you talk to Phil about a Bobcat?
seven, four, eight, two, six, two, three.
Previous sales and service, always working hard to make sure that your farming operation is successful.
Just keep in mind, the last Saturday of every month, they are not open in the shop or anywhere.
They give all of the employees off the last Saturday of every month.
Take your families to church, fill up the church pew, enjoy the fall weather.
Things are gonna get colder, much colder, and soon snow will be here.
And if you need a utility tractor for snow removal, they have them there too.
Prebi Sells and Service on Ripon's West Side.
For Sylvester Wargula, the lawn ranger from over here on Arcade Acre on Ripon's West Side, we got one of his favorite songs.
It's done by the Frostles.
Guys, are you ready?
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 dream
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 like scattered on the ground
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
Yeah for the Lawn Ranger there, Sylvester, also for his whole family.
Big Mike Torschevsky and his family and my friends Addy and little Landon over in Princeton and the whole families and all those KC members, Knights of Columbus at St.
John's, good people there and all you other good Christians out there, fallen leaves.
We got a song coming up here I believe if I got this right by Perry Como.
Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war.
With the cross of Jesus going on before.
Christ, the royal master, leads against the foe.
Forward
into battle, see
We are not divided All one body we One in hope
Going on before Onward, then ye people
Join our happy throng.
Blend with ours your voices in the triumph song.
Glory, Lord, and honor unto
Harry Como.
Nice job there, Perry.
If you listen regularly to my Wednesday and Saturday poker shows, you might hear this young lady in her band, Julie Lee and White Rose from North Fargo, North Dakota.
And they're gonna do a song entitled Wings of a Dove.
Here's Julie
Lee.
When troubles surround us
When evils come The body grows weak The spirit grows numb When these things beset us He doesn't forget us He sends down His love On the wings of our God
On the wings of a snow white dove He sends his pure sweet love A sign from above On the wings of a dove
Julie Lee and Hugo, making up the main part of Julie Lee and the White Rose from Fargo, North Dakota.
While pedals and plows are open every day of the week, including Sundays, Sunday afternoons from noon to five, Monday through Saturdays, pedals and plows are open from 10 until six.
They have the corn mazes open, so if you have any young kids, any clubs, 4-H clubs, whatever, youth clubs, give them a call and set up a time, 920-290,
one six two one and after a recent conversation I had with Wade Kaufman he told me they have squash galore melons sweet corn they got a new batch of sweet corn that just came in and it's excellent tree shrubs and bushes are marked down significantly some plants marked down half price call now for the corn maize for evening hours if you like that's at petals and plows
at 9129 Coffman Road.
Just off a county trunk E north of Rush Lake, go west on Coffman Road about a half a mile, and you're right there at the greenhouse.
Follow the signs off of Highway 91 South on County Road E or north of Rush Lake on County Road E. You will end up there.
Track out all the squashes, gourds, melons, watermelons, and pumpkins, everything coming right in right now.
It's at
pedals and plows and they want to thank you for this year's past patronage all you people that have stopped up that's pedals and plows check them out corn maze is right now open you know when the weather dries out the mud and all the rain we recently had last week I bet a lot of people like to go through the corn maze good thing to do the phone number again 9202901621 after 10 o'clock on Monday through Saturday
10 to 6, Sundays, noon to 5.
So today, noon to 5, give him a call.
Got any questions?
290-1621.
A lot of fun over in the corn maze.
We got some more music coming up right now for you.
I think it's Roger Whitaker from
Canada.
Red and yellow, black and white They are precious in His sight Jesus loves the little children of the world Everything is beautiful in its own way Like a starry summer night Or a snow-covered winter's day Everybody's beautiful
In their own way Under God's care
The world's gonna
find a way There is none so blind As he who will not see We must not close our minds We must let our thoughts be free
In the eyes of the big old girl And everything is beautiful in its own way Like a starry summer night or a snow covered winter's day Everybody's beautiful in their own way
Come to God's heaven, the world's gonna find a way We shouldn't care about the length of his hair or the color of his skin Don't worry about what shows from without, but the love that lives within
to work out fine.
Just take a little time to look on the good side, my friends, and straighten it out in your mind.
Everything is beautiful in its own way, like a starry sun on a snow-covered winter's day.
Everybody's beautiful
Had
quite a few successful years as a Canadian disc jockey, Roger Whitaker, and so he started singing.
And that took off in another direction for him.
We have the Oak Ridge boys coming up.
The Oak Ridge boys, I hope you like that one from out of the past.
I don't think they are appearing or doing any more concert tours, at least for a year or two already.
One of our advertisers told me they're going to see one of their last concerts at Wisconsin Dells a number of years ago, at least coming through this part of the country, the Oak Ridge boys.
They had a pretty good run to at it for a while.
While Jeremiah Growthy and his staff at Prairie Place
They have one two and three bedroom independent apartment style living for seniors.
Also assisted level of care in the same building on the south end of the building.
Have you ever passed by for a replace on Highway 44 East Oskar Street heading out of Ripon or into Ripon as you're coming in?
You see that big dark, that large dark blue building and you wonder, jeez, I wonder what actually the inside looks like.
Well it's like a five star resort.
Without the high cost that's why so many people outside our area and locally choose prairie place Now some of you are not thinking about retiring soon or looking for you know independent apartment style living like prairie place But the road might lead you that way someday when it does just give
Prairie Place a call and set up a walk-through killer.
Wonderful people there, Prairie Place.
Good folks.
And I just want to say that Jeremiah Growthy is a strong supporter of our kind of music on Sunday morning for all you seniors.
The phone number there is 748-8900.
748-8900.
It is not uncommon for me when I come in early in the morning from ripping, doing chores, from driving back home.
on Olden Road or driving into town, I passed by the assisted level of care right off of Olden Road.
The same building, Prairie Place, there might be several of the residents sitting outside enjoying the fall weather and that's all good because nobody likes to stay cooped up.
Prairie Place, 748-8900.
Back to some more music.
I think this is Andy
Griffith.
There's a land beyond the river That we call the sweet forever And we only reach that shore by face decree One by one we'll gain the portals
That would dwell with the mortals When they ring the golden bells For you and me.
Don't you hear the bells now ringing?
Don't you hear the angels singing?
Till the glory hallelujah to believe In that far-off sweet forever Just beyond the shining river When they ring the golden bells for you and
In that far of sweet forever, just beyond the shy.
Oh, that was a good one there.
I still believe, and that was done by a group called the New Hope Quartet.
A quick plug for Dave Knuth at the Knuth Brewery.
They got their big Oktoberfest next Saturday.
Searched at noon to three with Caroline Niquino.
It's all free admission.
From 4.30 to 7.30, it's a two-fifth party band with Tom Schneider.
And they got their new 2026 batch of Marsden Oktoberfest Lager.
featuring that new beer.
So if you're looking for something to do, chicken wings, sub sandwiches, salad, soup, and of course delicious pizzas at Knuth Brewery and some delicious beer too.
So bring the family out next week and enjoy some good Oktoberfest fun locally at Knuth Brewery.
Let's play another song here and get right back into business.
Beyond the sunset, oh blissful morning.
When with our Savior, heaven is begun.
When day is done.
Should you go first, then I remain to walk the road along.
I live in members' garden, dear, with happy days we've known.
In spring, I'll watch for roses red when fades the lullac blue.
In early fall, when brown leaves fall,
I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first and I remain to finish with a scroll?
No lengthening shadow shall creep in to make this life sing grow.
We've known so much happiness.
Yes, we've had our cup of joy.
And memory is one gift of God that death cannot destroy.
Should you go first and I remain one thing I'd have you do Walk slowly down that long long path or soon I'll follow you I Want to know each step you take that I may walk the same for Sunday down that lonely road You'll hear me Call
your name Beyond the Sun
with our dear loved ones who's gone before.
One
of our favorites here on Sunday morning, Mr. Mel Tillis there, Mel Tillis, beyond the sunset.
I hope all of you folks have been remaining healthy, warm and safe, colder temperatures, definitely October fest weather, so close to us.
One thing I want to remind everybody is yesterday I told all of you good folks that Copper Box Danny Jr.
Michelle and the Copper Box band was playing at Teensville for the Oktoberfest yesterday afternoon, but it was actually today.
So my mistake, I apologize, go on down and see them later today if you want to see Danny and Copper Box and perhaps Little Bull will be there too.
But seeing March in Funeral Homer with us this Sunday morning,
And I know for these many decades that they've been with us, part of our programming on Wednesday, Polka Party, our Wednesday night Polka Party from 5.30 to 7.30.
And Saturday mornings, Polka Party from 7.00 to 9.00.
And of course, our country gospel shows Sunday from 7.00 to 9.00.
But seeing March in Funeral Home, I've always been there to let you know that, to reassure you, that when the loved one passes away, you can get the best of help and compassionate service in funeral.
preparations for your loved ones who have passed away.
Today's show is dedicated to all you folks in the memory of those individuals in your life that have meant so much but seen March in funeral homes since 1896 on West Oshkosh Street and May Party Drive on top of the hill.
Stop and to see them or better still give them a call the next time you need
a funeral director that can take care of all the different services you look for, from cremation services, to graveside services, their chapel, or your house of worship, even celebration of life.
Butzin' March in Funeral Home.
748-2623, wonderful people, Chris, Marissa, and Rolanda.
Butzin' March in Funeral Home.
Here's Leanne Rimes.
Well, that's a dandy one by the Lester's.
That's the name of the group.
Look at me.
We got another one here by Brad Paisley coming
Nicely done, Brad Peasley.
Miss Ann Murray from Canada is up.
Always a favorite on our Sunday morning get-togethers.
You got big plans for this next week?
Well, like I say, temperatures are dropping down there.
Dan Jr.
and Copper Box are playing several outdoor concerts yet.
I tell them, just dress warm.
Watch out for the precipitation, because sudden storms can come up to them.
We sure have gotten a lot of rain the last couple weeks.
I hope it dries out enough for Bo and I and get out there and cut the grass.
We got Drew Baldridge coming up.
Like a river attendeth my way When sorrows like sea billows roam Whatever my lot thou hast taught
my soul my sin oh the bliss of this glorious thought my sin
And I buried no more Praise the Lord, praise the Lord on my soul It is well, it is well with my soul
the day when my faith shall be sighed.
with my soul it is well, it is well with my soul it is well with my soul
Life is like a mountain railroad With an engineer that's brave We must make
the run successful From the cradle to the grave Watch the curves that build the tunnel
And
enjoy the swelling time We behold
the union depot Into which our train will glide There we'll meet the superintendent God the Father Christ the
Son With a hearty joyous welcome Weary children welcome home
There he goes, Porter Wagner with Life's Railway to Heaven.
We got a dandy one coming up with BJ
Thomas.
to carry everything to God in prayer
And held it later Yeah, they're true
Well, a little bit of music there with BJ Thomas.
We're gonna say a quick goodbye here and get all our advertisers plugs in before we run out of time.
Want to thank you for keeping me company today.
It's one more Wednesday for the month before we're all done.
Actually, two Wednesdays.
We're going into next week pretty quick here, aren't we?
Today is, yep, taking a look at our day for today.
Our today is the 27th, so yeah, this is the last Sunday for the month.
Hope you guys all have a great week ahead.
Want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Pease with us this morning.
Cape Crete for all your concrete flatwork.
Pedals and plows.
North of Rush Lake and then go west on Kaufman Road.
They are open today, noon to five.
Brewer heating and cooling were with us today.
Graphic sign and letter company.
Gotta love that kiln family.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Hivey grocery store on Ripman's west side.
Prairie Place.
We have Pre-B sales and service on Ripman's west side.
Maple Crest, the Huracan Bank.
Remember FDIC, your equal housing lender, but seen Martin Funeromer with us today.
Bandit Brinks Produce stand on Ripman's West Side too.
They are open today from 10 to 5.
Willow Creek Creamery.
They are closed on Sundays, but they are open Monday through Saturday.
And Rosendale's Tower of View assisted living.
This is Tuba Dan saying, I hope you can join me Wednesday at 5.30.
Have a blessed week.
Take Christ where you go.
And God bless you all.
Bye bye.
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