to arms that hold me tight sweet lips that kiss goodnight every loo my heart is yours forever so love me the way
the way I love you, please dude.
Hey, how about that?
How about a little bit of the Mark Jerikovic band going back several decades?
Mark Jerikovic on the saxophone, Gene Hovellowitz, doing a little bit of the Dick Medco style of accordion playing.
Well, good morning everybody.
It's Sunday, September 20th already.
Two more days will be the beginning day of fall.
I wonder if we'll have a lot of Indian summer days left this year, huh?
I hope you're all happy, well and safe.
Joe and Kathy Puzinski's.
They comprise the name Mr. and Mrs. Pease Eatery on Ripon's West Side.
Why don't you head on over there today.
They will be closed tomorrow and Tuesday, the regular days after all.
Joe and Kathy serving some delicious items for breakfast.
They have a long list of different choices for you to select.
Also some lunch and entrees too, and even some dinner things as well.
If you do like I always like to do is pick up some soup for Monday and Tuesday when they're not open I have something that kind of carry me over so I can't get over there when they're closed.
Mr. and Mrs. P's eatery on Ripon's West Side opening up in about another oh 22 minutes or so on Ripon's West Side yet on over there.
We got something coming up by Lawrence Dukoe.
This CD was made off of a whole stack of old 78s and here you go one entitled I want a girl poke up.
I want a waltz!
I want a girl
A sailor whose ship has been wrecked on a trip was bound up a coconut tree.
He turned up his
Tomorrow I may be sorry, but tomorrow
beer, beer.
man we knew was 102.
His relatives sat by his bed.
Tomorrow I may be sorry, but tomorrow isn't here.
I want a girl waltz.
I thought it was a poker, but it's a waltz.
Lawrence Dukow in the band.
A famous quotable quote coming out of the lips of Joe Plazinski, Mr. P is this.
You hear something here, since you're over 16, you're a senior citizen, maybe in your 70s or a little older.
Just think, you'll never have to make or eat another school lunch.
There's a lot of truth to that.
If you're, you know, 100, some of these things
that you're lucky to be a senior citizen, I guess.
That's what it's all about.
Genial Gene Hiran, the band coming up from Manitouart, and they're going to do a song entitled, I Have a New Wheelbarrow Polka.
Music playing
you
Jean Gilgene hiring the band from Manitouac.
Jean passed away in the year 2002.
Can you imagine he's gone 24 years already?
But we still have some of his music to share with you like this.
Eddie Blazantrick coming up right now and he got a song here for all you girls out here wanting to title the Love and Feeling Polka.
Sitting thinking of your blue eyes blinking how they send my heart up to the sky I'm always dreaming about you, I can't live without you If you feel the same, then what else can we do?
I'll be your man, you'll be my wife We'll build a home, we'll build a light Together we will share that loving feeling
Sitting thinking of your blue eyes glinking how they send my heart up to the sky I'm always dreaming about you, I can't live without you If you feel the same, then what else can we do?
I'll be your man, you'll be my wife We'll build a home, we'll build a life Together we will share that loving feeling
I like that song by Eddie Bluzantryk in his band, the versatile, versatile tones from Chicago.
That's an oldie too.
At the beginning of our show, we listen to a song done by Lawrence Dukow.
I want to grow waltz by Lawrence Dukow in the original Red Ravens.
Well, here's Frankie Yankovic, and this is another CD made off of a whole stack of old 78s.
And Frankie's going to do one entitled, I believe it's the Summertime Waltz.
If I'm not mistaken, that song also has a title of the girl I left behind, Wals.
The girl I left behind, Wals.
But he called it the summertime.
And since fall starts on Tuesday this next week, I guess summer's just about ran its course.
Here's a song I like to play for Corgi whenever she goes in the store with the checkbook and my credit
That's where my money goes.
That's where my money goes.
I buy her everything to keep her rich now.
It's time.
bringing in the band from cash in Wisconsin with his dad Papa Phil singing the duet with him Chris in the River Bend Dutchman from Madison Lake Minnesota coming up with a little bit of change of pace temple-wise is one of the title all of me
Can I take all of me?
Can't you see that I'm no good without you?
Take my lips, I want to lose them Take my arms, I never use them Your goodbye has left me with eyes to cry
Take on
There's the River Bend Dutchman there, Chris all the way from Minnesota, and Chris on the vocal himself.
He also plays the concertina.
Here's something with the Tuberdam Family Band.
A little bit of the woodland poke on this Sunday morning.
Time for one more quick song.
Don't forget Mr. and Mrs. P's are opening up in about another minute.
Head on over there.
If you're coming with a group of eight or more, have them call ahead and they'll have tables set up for you.
Call 920-896-0696.
Mr. and Mrs. P, the only word I can say to sum them up is yum.
listening to a radio station where the mighty hosts of heaven sing.
Turn your radio on.
Turn
radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
If you want to feel those good vibrations coming from the joy that his love can bring.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Don't you know that everybody is
a
radio receiver?
All you gotta do is listen for the call.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
Turn your radio on.
on.
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 to Medan here.
Thanks to Joe and Kathy and the staff at Mr. and Mrs. Pease for getting us started this morning.
I hope all of you are happy, well, and safe.
Our Sunday morning country gospel show brought to you today by our friends at Prevy Sales and Service on Ripon's West Side, right on Highway 23, an eighth of a mile west of the Ripon City Limits.
Maple Crest assisted an independent living at 150 Douglas Street.
Chad, Jill, and Vickie are down there waiting to serve you.
Buttecine, Martin, funeral home.
Chris, Rolanda, and Marissa, top of the hill.
West Oskar Street and Mayparty Drive.
The good folks at the Hurricane Bank in downtown Ripon, John and Jeff and the staff.
Member FDIC, your equal housing lender.
We'll talk about them today as well as the good folks at Prairie Place at 749 East Oskar Street.
Ripon's northeast edge of town.
On the other side of town we have the Hy-Vee grocery store.
We got Sarmine Regme, is her name.
She's a new gal that is the manager of the Hy-Vee store.
Wonderful young lady.
I had a long conversation with her recently.
She is eager to meet and greet each and every one of you folks there.
Holman, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC.
Randy, Curtis, Tony, and Chewy.
They are part of the sales staff at Holman, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC.
Willow Creek Creamery.
North of Berlin on Highway 21, just east of the 21 and Highway 49 four-way stop sign.
Rosendale's Tower of View assisted living.
That's Tower of View right there on 401 North Grant Street.
Chanel and the rest of the staff.
Vanderbrink's produce stand on Ripon's west side.
They're open today at 10 o'clock.
10 to 5 today.
Get on over there, get some fresh produce and fruit.
Also, we have Graphic Sign and Letter Company on Ripon's east side on East Oshkosh Street.
You gotta love that Kelm family.
Graphic sign and letter company.
Brewer heating and cooling.
The Brewer family.
And also Big Mike Orszewski over there in Princeton.
Pedals and plows.
North of Rush Lake on County Road E, then go west on Kaufman Road.
They are open today from noon till five.
And rounding it all off, K-Crete, your concrete flatwork contractor.
In other words, you know concrete for patio, sidewalks, doors, driveways rather, and small buildings or big buildings.
cattle, you know, backyard barn lots and also feed lots.
So if you need concrete, get old and cake reed.
One of my favorite songs by Daniel O'Donnell is this one because every morning I get up, I look to the east and this is what I
the sunlight shine through the clouds
This is not my home you see I'm just a traveling through I make no plans for tomorrow For today my life could be through I know that I've been bored and again pretty soon I'm going home For the last breath I'll take you Will be the first one over there
We'll be the first one over there When I open my eyes to see My Jesus so fair
Just a spell, God gave us the choice to choose between heaven and hell.
If we'll just open up our heart and let Jesus in, we can overcome this old world and be free from all our sin.
It's the last prayer to take here, but be the first one
A melody trio there.
A melody trio getting together.
That's a nice little song with a little bit of a bounce to it.
Well, it's hard to believe but four years have gone by and the Tower of U over in Rosendale has celebrated four years now.
Their fourth anniversary.
They had a little bit of celebration there.
Want to congratulate Chanel and her family, the whole bunch there.
And since then they've had a little baby.
They added to their own personal family too.
And I invite you to give them a call.
If you are a caregiver taking care of another individual and you need a little help, maybe it's just getting so much, well they have a place where it takes care of the elderly that need assistance.
Tower View, assisted living.
Give them a call.
Contact Kim.
Her phone number is a 715 area code 305-4302.
That's 715-305-4302.
Give a chemical and get on a waiting list and find out what's all going on.
They've had a lot of events taking place and you know the whole month of September they're having this fundraiser.
It's $1 from every ALZ drink will be donated back to ALZ.
It's a fundraiser at the Wake Up Whitetail in Brandon.
How about that?
Head on over to the Whitetail in Brandon, pick up a cocktail, and the dollar goes all back to the Towerview Alzheimer's fundraiser.
Over in Rosendale, that's at the Whitetail tap.
Whitetail in Brandon.
And I want to thank Chanel and her staff for being so loving and taking care of all the families that needed help this past four years.
Chanel, happy fourth anniversary.
Pedals and plows are with us today.
In fact, you know, they're open from noon to five on Sundays, and they got great hours too.
I believe from 10 to 5 36 o'clock Monday through Fridays.
So the next time you need fresh fruit, banana, not bananas, but watermelon, musmelon, corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, gourd, squash, pumpkins.
Now it's coming right into fact.
Get a hold of the good folks at Pedals and Plows.
on Kaufman Road, north of Rush Lake, go west about a half a mile.
And like I say, they got good things waiting for you there.
Wonderful people, the Kaufman families.
It's Monday through Saturdays, 10 to six, Sundays noon to five.
Give them a call.
You even have some tree shrubs and bushes for your landscaping needs to fill and shop the yard.
920-290.
290, 1621, Wade and Wayne Carpenter, good pals of mine, wonderful guys taking care of you with all your plantings and fresh fruit and vegetables.
Back to some more music we go.
I think this is Louie
Armstrong.
I see them bloom For me and you And I think to myself What a wonderful world I see skies so blue And clouds so 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, I love you.
I hear babies cry.
I watch them grow.
They'll learn much more than I'll ever know.
I think to myself What a wonderful world Yes, I think to myself
Who called the Wisnance?
The Wisnance, that's who that is.
I got a little check mark on that CD to play it again.
Not to forget that I got a good one right there.
And you got a good one here right here.
If you're in the agriculture, you're farming or cash cropping, you got cattle, or you're just working on the land, trying to scrape out a living on God's good green earth.
The Prebi family are here on Ripon's west side.
For parts, talk to Gary.
For technical help in the shop, talk to Mark.
But if you want to replace your old one, farm machine, retractors, combines, manure spreaders, whatever you need, tillage equipment, talk to Phil.
The three boys, all previous Gary Mark and Phil, I call them the three amigos.
The three musketeers, the previous boys, seven, four, eight, two, six, two, six.
For parts, you want to do it yourself, or you can have Mark fix it with his technicians in the shop.
Winter's not far away, falls just around the corner, and a lot of those farmers are going to be working long out in the field.
Up early in the morning, late at night, as the sun sets.
Get all the PB boys, keep in mind you can get parts Saturday mornings, 8 to noon as well, but only on the last Saturday.
of every month they are not open.
They give their employees off that Saturday.
Otherwise come on in Saturday mornings if you need parts or help.
748-2626 and have a blessed week from the preview boys on Highway 23, an eighth of a mile west of the Ripon City Limits.
Our local Hivey grocery store is also on that side of town.
Sarmine Regme is her name.
She's a new store manager.
She originally worked in Sun Prairie.
And they moved her up here.
It's a job promotion.
And she told me recently, she's looking forward to meeting each and every one of you.
So the next time you come shopping at the new Hi-V Star in Ripon's West Side, ask to see the manager.
Ask to see Sarmine.
She's a wonderful young lady.
She's really got a lot on the ball.
And I'll tell you this one thing.
When you go to the Hi-V grocery store, you can find everything you need there.
even toothpaste.
Yep, I'd even buy my toothpaste there.
It's our Hi-V grocery store seven days a week, six in the morning till 10 at night.
Even got those little electric scooters for scooting around the store if you're not good on your knees and your legs.
It works out pretty good.
The Hi-V grocery store, see the whole staff
Every department will start seven days a week and happy eating.
Get all your grocery items.
If you come after 11 o'clock today, you can get some fresh rotisserie or broasted chicken right out of the cooker.
Get your potato salad coleslaw and dessert right there in a deli and some fresh bakery buns to go with your chicken.
What a deal.
Good stuff.
Back to some more music we go.
We got the Oak Ridge boys.
Go tell it on the mountain Over the hills and everywhere Go tell it on the mountain That Jesus Christ is born
Down in a lowly manger Jesus Christ was born
And God sent us salvation That special Christmas morn
We can
My friend,
if you have not been saved, all your hopes down here will end with gravy.
If you think you've got leverage to make it right down here, my friend, let me tell you that it's coming to you.
Glory to God!
Let's not be too late when you hear that
trumpet sound.
It will be too late.
My friend, if you have not been saved,
Just as the
way you would travel round the stubble side of the road scoffing at the Christian
Oh hell it
is, look at
they
really got that crowd all worked up didn't they huh a group called the singing echoes and it'll be too late mm-hmm but let's hope it's not too late for any one of us huh
Give me that, old time religion Give me that, old time religion Give me that, old time religion It's good enough for me It was good for our mothers
And it's good enough for me.
Give me that.
Old time religion.
Give me that.
Old time religion.
Give me that.
Old time religion.
It's good enough for me.
Makes me love everybody.
Makes me
love
everybody.
it's good enough for me It will take us all to heaven It will take us all to heaven It will take us all
And it's good enough for me.
Give me that, old time religion.
Give me that, old time religion.
Give me that, old time religion.
It's good enough for me.
One more time.
Give me that, old time religion.
Give me that, old time religion.
Give me that, old time religion.
enough.
Kind of sounds like Karki's voice in the morning.
She gets really low like that.
I'm just kidding.
Has there ever been a time in your life when you were so frustrated because you just didn't have all the money available, saved up or on hand, to pay for an emergency?
Something that happened and you don't have the money and who do you turn to?
You don't want to go to ask relatives because that can surely upset the rest of the family if they find out.
You're getting money from some other family source.
It's best to go to a financial institution like the Horcine Bank in downtown Rippon, for example.
If you need money, it's a good place to borrow money.
Get a home equity loan.
Talk to John and Jeff.
They would definitely sit down, listen to your situation and get you smiling again and letting you sleep soundly at night.
So many families worry about finances and money to date.
It seems like everything costs more.
If you were smart when you were young, you paid for all your debts right away.
You might have had to sacrifice and go without things that you saw your neighbors and friends doing.
And now, maybe they're in a different situation because they didn't save any money.
Think about it.
The Hurricane Bank and downtown ribbon, your equal housing lender, member FDIC.
Stop or see them this next week.
Use the West entrance
as they do the remodeling on the other side of the building.
The drive-thru is still open yet.
The Horicon Bank 745-2265.
Give them a call if you want to talk to John or Jeff or any one of the staff, good people at the Horicon Bank.
K-Creator with us, they are concrete flat workers.
Patios of concrete, concrete sidewalks, driveways.
maybe a new driveway or the old one, the current one right now is all busted up.
It's beyond repair.
Get old a cake reed and get a free quilt.
They even do feed lots for farmers where they can put their halage and corn silage on for the cattle.
They even do farm barn lots for the cattle so the cattle don't stand knee deep up in mud in the spring or even after some heavy rains here.
Talk to cake reed and find what they can do to make not only
Your yard looked better, but even something nice for yourself, for your patio.
Paddy, anything made out of concrete, they do a great job.
920-279-8854.
279-8854, it's K-Crate, definitely.
I think we got Perry Como coming up.
and don't be afraid of the dark.
At the
end of the storm is a golden
law Walk on through the wind
I don't need my name in lights by Donnie Young Singers.
I've heard that one before.
That's a good one.
I think we'll keep it.
What do you think?
Brewer heating and cooling are with us, reminding you that the first day of fall is coming Tuesday, the day after tomorrow.
Yep.
It's time to think about getting our sweaters out again.
Talking to a young lady at the Horkon Bank the other day, and I said, you know, there's going to be frost on the pumpkin soon.
And she said, well,
I don't mind the cooler temperatures, it's the heavy snow that you don't like.
I said, most Wisconsinites don't like the snow, that heavy snow.
The icy roads, that's bad enough as it is.
But when you get that heavy snow, that can be a little cumbersome too.
Putting on a sweater or a long sleeve sweatshirt, something like that, we can face that.
At brewer heating and cooling, they are there to make sure that your home is always comfortable.
Working on your oil or gas furnace, keeping it tip top shaped.
If you're having some issues with it right now or your April air is not working keeping your home a little bit of moisture so that the warm heat doesn't dry out your wood floors, your rocking chair, and your wooden furniture, make sure your April air is functioning correctly.
748-6494.
We had a young guy stop over from brewery heating in Cooley.
His name was Roman.
We call him Romy.
What a young night.
What a really great young fellow that guy is.
I look forward to seeing him again too.
I like the Colin boys too.
They come out on occasion to the AC and the furnace.
If we have any issues, I know that Doug and Sally and the rest of the crew, Johnny and Abby, they're right on top of it.
They'll send the boys right over so that Korg and I don't get any cold tootsies.
7486494.
It's Brewer, Heating and Cooling.
Back to some more music we go.
I believe this is the Stadler Brothers.
Here they are.
And did you know that's not really their name?
They were going to appear in their first concert, and the guy who was going to introduce them said backstage, what's the name of your group?
They said, you know, I don't think we got one.
They looked down, there was a box of Kleenex, like your tissues were blowing your nose.
It was made by the Stadler Company.
He says, one of the guys says, we are the Stadler Brothers, and that's how it all started.
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound That saved
once was lost,
I see Was grace that taught my heart to fear And grace my fears released
Tuesday.
Something done by the Griffith family there from out of the past.
The Griffith family.
Home up in the sky.
That'd be a great song to play for all the folks at Buttscene March and Funeral Home that take care of families like yours when a loved one passes away.
Home up in the sky.
And when families have to plan a proper farewell, they look to professionals who have been doing it for a long time.
Chris, Rolanda, and Marissa work at Buttscene March and Funeral Home.
They've been there, the company's been there since 1896.
I don't think Chris looks quite that old, but he knows what he's doing when it comes to taking care and having compassion for the family members of somebody who recently passed away.
I was looking over the obituaries recently in the ripping paper,
And I find people that have lived here years ago, now they pass away and they want to have their funeral right here in Ripon.
And who did they select?
But Butzin March in Funeral Home.
So many people from outside come for the last, how would you say visit with the community at Butzin March in Funeral Home?
748-2623, consider that for yourself.
And also look into the possibility of getting pre-funal
arrangements so that the people you love and care about are not left with trying to make up decisions that they think you might like to have had done.
You make those decisions while you have good frame of mind.
Give them a call.
Chris, Rolanda, Marisa, Buttson, Marchion, Funeral Home on top of the hill, West Oskar Street, and May Party Drive.
748-2623.
It's Buttson, Marchion, Funeral Home.
Going right back into music again.
I think this is, is this Loretta Lynn?
Ah, yeah it is by Gully.
He's got the whole world In his hands he's got the whole wide world In his hands he's got the whole world In his hands he's got the
baby baby
When peace like a river attendeth my way, When sorrows like sea billows room.
Whatever my lot thou hast
is
This glorious thought, my sin not in part, but the whole.
Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more, raise the Lord
A little bit of joy and rory together from North Carolina.
She made that CD when she found out she had terminal cancer and she put a lot of music out and you can feel it in her voice how much she loved our Lord.
Well the good folks at Graphic Sign a Letter Company they want you to know that it's a new week is starting today and as we all face new challenges each and every new week each and every morning.
each and every hour.
Things might turn sour.
Keep in mind that the good Lord is always with you, and if you just have a little patience and ask Him for some help, things always seem to turn out to work out for the best.
When you look into businesses, when you look at all the different kinds of businesses there are in our area, from stump grinders to painters to fixer-upper, handyman, et cetera, right down the line, there's all kinds of people that have a different passion for a job.
and the best way to get the word out is to have a sign that gives more information that is really necessary for those job prosperities prospects to actually happen.
Get all the graphics on a letter company on East Oshkosh Street and talk to Danny Kelm, 748-7723.
I try to see Danny at least one morning each week to see how he and everybody's doing.
He told me his folks Doug and Kathy are all well and happy the whole family's healthy Zach's getting ready to go off to college soon.
They're looking at universities and Danny's facing a new stage and phase in his life of his family getting older like so many of you listening to the show Graphic sign a letter company if you're in business you need a quality affordable sign Talk to Danny this next week after eight o'clock in the morning seven four eight seven seven
748-7723.
It's Graphic Sign and Letter Company on East Oshkosh Street.
748-7723.
Like I say, you gotta love that Kelm family.
Maple Crest is just around the corner from Graphic Sign and Letter Company.
Nanny's on East Oshkosh Street and Maple Crest is when you get up to the stop and go light turns south and the block and a half down you're at Maple Crest.
It's assisted and independent living.
Judges, give them a call.
Set up a tour if you like.
Get on a waiting list.
They got a lot of people that love living there.
It's 748-7300.
Independent living.
Come and go as you like.
You even get an assigned parking stall for your car.
So you can pick up and go and just remember, you always have a clean, warm, comfortable place waiting for you at the end of the day to put your head on.
That's it.
Independent living.
Nice soft pillow.
Nice spacious apartment.
Always affordable.
Everything's included at Maple Crest.
748-7300.
Open, you have a beautiful and healthy week everybody.
From Chad Gill and Vicki, the entire staff and all our good friends at Maple Crest.
Assisted and independent living.
748-7300.
Got some more music coming up right now.
I think it's Marty Robbins.
It was standing
by my window On a cold, cold,
cloudy day When I saw
Hurts come
through
him For to
carry my
mother away Will that circle be
unbroken?
But my Lord
by
and by there's a better home away here in the sky though in the sky
I said mister
Undertaker Undertaker
Please go slow Cause the woman
That you're taking
Oh, well, I hate, I hate to see you go.
Will that circle be
unbroken in skylight?
There's a better
home over here In the sky
The chimes of time ring
days through Someone slipped and fell
for you.
It is no secret what God can do.
For it is light You never walk low Always feel cold Wherever you may go There is no power Can conquer
while God is on your side.
Take Him at His promise.
Don't run away from me.
It is no secret.
What he's done for others, he'll do for
wide open, he'll pardon you.
The
king of rock and roll Elvis Presley there.
You guys knew that.
I bet you guessed that one right off.
Here's Eddie Arnold
to deserve even one of the pleasure I've known.
Tell me Lord, what did I ever do that was
worth loving you?
Are the
kindness
you've
I can try to repay all I've taken from
you.
Maybe Lord,
I can show someone else what I've been through myself
My
hand You saw me cryin' in the chapel The tears I shed were tears of joy I know the meaning of contentment
I'm so happy with the Lord Just a plain and simple chapel Where humble people go to pray I pray the Lord that I grow stronger 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 Where people are of what I call We gather in the chapel
Just to sing and praise the Lord The tears I shed were tears of joy Now I am so happy with the Lord
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
the Lord That was a dandy one by Jimmy Rogers boy that goes back in time doesn't it huh?
You remember when that song first came out?
I do well Barry and Gale Vanderbrink invited you in today
every day of the week they're open at 10 o'clock in the morning 10 to 5 30 Monday through Saturday Sunday today from 10 to 5 this afternoon if you're looking for watermelon's cantaloupe fresh potatoes you would have some sweet corn left too cucumbers tomatoes zucchini and so many different things from out of the garden pickles and cucumbers etc but now they have nine varieties of Amish fry pies people say what is a fry pie well it's a piece of dough
stuff full of fruit fillings like apple, blueberry, cherry, red raspberry, strawberry with rhubarb, lemon, pecan, peaches, or peach with pineapple.
Good stuff.
Vanderbrink's produce stand on Ripon's west side.
Ripon's area, the largest produce stand here in this area.
So check them out.
If you have any questions about some things that you want to can or particular items, give Gail a call.
920.
5-7-2-12-94.
5-7-2-1-2-94.
It's Vanderbrink's ProtoStand.
Naturally, where all the fresh and good stuff is.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Randy Sable and the crew.
All there to help you get your next vehicle, get it all tuned up and ready to go.
And if you're looking for a low mileage, locally traded in vehicle, they even have some of them too.
Perhaps that would fit the bill for you.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
The mechanics work Monday through Fridays.
They're not there on the weekends, but the sales staff is there Monday through Saturdays.
Saturdays 9 to 1.
You might find Curtis, Chewie, Tony, or even Randy working on the weekends, giving you a great deal on your new set of wheels.
No matter if you're coming or going, make sure it's a vehicle from Holman.
Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC.
Like I said last week,
When I was delivering mail for 32 and a half years, the only vehicles I ever had were Chevy's.
I loved the Chevy Blan.
A lot of room for the cars we needed, for the kids, and all the mail and packages I had to deliver, even quirky.
748-3377, give me a call.
First thing tomorrow if you have any questions about a vehicle, Color Styler brand.
748-3377.
We got a song coming up here by Brian Elliott.
When the
flowers no longer bloom Can't
see the light of the moon When the sun, it won't shine anymore When that final race is run
When you see Jesus, will He say welcome home?
When you see Jesus, will He call you?
to take us home With the angels all around Will you get a mansion and a crown?
What will you say?
What will you say?
Call
you his To dream the impossible dream To fight
the unbeatable foe
To bear with unbearable sorrow To run where the brave dare not go To run the unrightable
wrong
To love
pure and chaste from afar To try when your arms are too weird
and calm when
I'm late to my rest And the world will be better for this That one
man scorned and covered with scars Still strove with his last ounce of
courage Too far
I see him die
And
someday I'll be with you again.
There she goes, Donna Fargo.
She had a couple great hits there too in the country western field.
Well the good folks at Prairie Place would invite you in for a tour.
Are you interested about downsizing?
Not taking care of the big yard with all the leaves ready to fall?
Actually this coming Tuesday is the first day of fall and perhaps you've had some leaves and sticks already come down on your yard and all that heavy duty chores taking care of the yard.
Maybe getting a little bit too much for you.
Well, if you want to slow down just a little bit, but still retain some of your independence, check out Prairie Place on Ripon's northeast edge at 749 East Oshkosh Street.
My pal, Jeremiah Growthy, would love to show you around.
They have one, two, and three bedroom units in the independent wing and also assist the level of care on the southern end.
The building's all interconnected.
One end goes into the other.
They've got a great staff, even chefs preparing the meals.
three times a day, including snacks.
748-8900.
Lots of room for your family to come and visit.
They have meeting rooms and a big game room too.
Game open area.
By the fireplace is what I'm talking about.
748-8900.
It's prairie place.
Good place to choose as all of us become seniors and we look for a better solution to all of those hard days of work that we put in.
Time to relax.
Like I say,
It's like a five-star resort without the high cost.
Willow Creek Creamery are with us located north of Berlin on Highway 49.
When you get to the Highway 49 and Highway 21 four-way stop sign, go east on 21, about the length of a football field, a lot further than Corky and I can throw, but that's where the Willow Creek Creamery is.
They are not open on Sundays.
They are closed on Sundays, but Monday through Saturdays they are open.
Monday through Fridays, nine to five Saturdays, eight till five.
The fresh cheese curds, warm and chewy, come right out of the main vat, and I believe Zitto in that area.
Monday, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, around 10, 30, 11 o'clock in the morning.
So if you like fresh cheese curds, that's the time to get it, and string cheese too.
Pick up a palm block of extra sharp cheddar, slice them of that up.
Dice it up and put it in with some of your frozen shredded potatoes in the morning.
Make cheesy hash browns.
It is so easy to make and everybody will love you for it.
It's at Willow Creek Creamery.
Have any questions?
Give them a call tomorrow after 9 o'clock.
3-6-1-5-2-5-6.
3-6-1-5-2-5-6.
And Johnny says, play a song for all the area farmers and families out there working hard.
We got a dandy one here for you.
It's one done by Nathan Forrester, one entitled, Sometimes in the
Night.
An ordinary man And there are many things I'll never understand Like the day, dear Lord You took my child from me But I still praise Your name because I see her in my dreams
Sometimes in the night I feel her arms around me tight And I cling to my darlin' Till the morning light She's gone to be with God It's natural and it's right But he still lets me home
sometimes in
To see what's a lumber breeze Through the death of your sun lord Her soul is yours to keep But I still see my precious child Sometimes in my sleep Sometimes in the night I feel her arms around me tied
to my darling till the morning light she's gone to be with God it's natural and it's right but he still lets me hold her sometimes
John to be with God is natural and it's raw.
Conversations left me feeling odd To one day I heard a preacher And he spoke right to my heart He said each day before he prays Here's how his day will start
Wasn't just a ghost He's just as real as you and me And that shook me the most You see the spirit's not in it As some people say And if you recognize him He'll guide you on your way So I started my next morning Feeling foolish as could be
shocking revelation this voice inside my head he answered good morning oh but that's not all he said he
said
I've always been here you just never spoke to me but now that you know who I am you'll hear a lot from me now we have daily conversations
Yep, a group called The Menders.
That's the name of the group, The Menders.
Good job there.
Had a little asterisk mark on that CD to remind me to play that once in a while.
Well, we got Bobby Helms coming up.
One of many several male vocalists that I enjoy listening to, Bobby Helms.
We got a great one for you.
It's done by a group called Fourfold.
Fourfold.
Something you're playing cards, but it's Fourfold, one entitled, I'll Meet You There.
Oh, glory hallelujah, brother, there's a record in the coming and the morning Better get ready cause I'm giving you the warning Everybody's gonna have a wonderful time up there Now listen everybody cause I'm talking to you The Lord is the only one to carry you through You better get ready cause I'm telling you why The Lord is a coming from his throne on high Going down the valley, going one by one We're gonna be rewarded for the things we've done How are you gonna feel about the things you'll say?
Now you get your holy Bible in the back of the book The book of revelations is the place you look if you understand it
Everybody's gonna be singing that story Everybody's gonna have a wonderful time up there, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
Recognize that guy?
Pat Boone.
We tore him away from selling those walk-in tubs and showers to do a little song for us.
We got a dandy one coming up here for you right now.
I got cut ten pulled up.
It's done by Red Foley with the
Jordanaires.
no tears up there sorrow and
pain will all have flown no tears in heaven fare no tears no tears up there no tears in heaven will be known no tears in heaven no sorrows given
All will be glory in that land.
There'll be no sadness.
All will be gladness when we shall join that happy band.
No tears in heaven fares.
No tears, no tears up there sorrow.
No tears
in heaven
will be known.
Glory is waiting, waiting up young.
shall spend an endless day there with our Savior we'll be forever where no sorrow
no
tears in heaven fare no tears no
tears up there sorrow
Something
nice by Red Foley and the Jordanaires.
Well, it's time for me to scamper out of here again for another Sunday morning.
Don't forget, it's
Another Falls Day starting on Tuesday morning, first day of fall on the 22nd.
Vandy Briggs Proto stand with us today.
I want to thank them.
Willow Creek Creamery, north of Berlin, just south of Auroraville on Highway 21.
Rosendale's Tower View assisted living in Rosendale, but seen March in Funeral Home, the Huracan Bank.
Remember FDIC?
your equal housing lender, maple crest, pre-be sales and service, we have Prairie Place, Hy-Vee grocery store, Holman Chevrolet Buick GMC, Graphic Sign & Lendler Company, Brewer Heating & Cooling, K-Crete for all your concrete flatwork, Olive Rippin, and pedals and plows, Alfa County Road E north of Rush Lake.
Go west on Coffman Road.
They are open today from noon to five.
Vandenbergs are open from ten to five as well.
Anyway, have a great week everybody.
God bless you all.
We're going to take you out with music and I think everybody knows this one.
If you know the words, sing along.
Bye.
Die.
forgive