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“Compassionate, Quality Care at Competitive Prices”

Dr. Jeff Hookstead, Jennie Braaksma, CVT, Pam Drzonek, Vet. Asst.

Amber Perdzok, Professional Groomer

Hours: Mon., Tues, Thurs., Fri. 8am - 5pm;

Wednesdays: 8am - 7pm Saturdays 8am - 11am

920-326-5PET (5738) or 920-326-3020Summer/Fall 2012

©All Rights Reserved, 2009

620 Jones Dr., Randolphwww.marshviewvetclinic.com

Clinic Celebrates Our Customers

On July 21, we celebrated our fi rst Customer Appreciati on Day. Over 100 clients enjoyed lunch of brats and burgers, pet photos with professional photographer Karen Lietz, face painti ng, drawings, pets playing in the dog park, Sheriff Ward with his K9 partner Maverick, and great company with other pet owners and clinic staff . Congratulati ons to door prize winners: Kim Balloid - grand prize gift basket; Shaun Brown - cat basket; Karen Lang - DNA basket; Ray Durr - dog basket; Val Rupnow - bark park membership; Michelle Luther - boarding gift certi fi cate; Sena Marie DeJesus - free grooming; Darlene Mays - six months free Certi fect. We would also like to thank our volunteers who spent the day with us: June Whitmore, Offi cer Ward, Karen Lietz, and Dodge County Humane Society Staff . A great ti me was had by all.

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New Grooming ServicesCut and Style

Have your pet receive a professional style groom. Amber will discuss with you the type of style and cut you would like to meet the needs of your furry friend.

Prices vary based on breed and style

Tooth BrushingTreat your pet to a teeth brushing and spray that freshens breath for a healthy smile (the brush is yours to keep!)...$5.

Booking AheadBook ahead for your next appointment and receive a $2.00 coupon on your next grooming.

Blueberry FacialPamper your dog with a facial that cleans and brightens their face. The relaxing blueberry aromatherapy leaves a wonderful fragrance and when done regularly it will help reduce tear stains...$5

Adoption Package

Adopt a pet from your local shelter and receive $10.00 off your first groom. Must provide proof of adoption.

PawdicureThis treatment is perfect for a relaxing and soothing spa day for your pup. It has many great health benefits as well to keep your dog’s paws looking and feeling great. They will enjoy getting their paw pads scrubbed while feeling deep cleaning fizz tablets tickling their toes. A grape seed oil paw revitalize on the pads, followed by your favorite color nail polish...$6

Nail PaintGetting your pet’s nails painted is the ultimate pet pampering extra to add to your grooming. You can choose colors to compliment your pet’s favorite sweater, outfit, or holiday attire!...$3

Total SpaThis package lets your pet get the full spa experience. Includes a moisturizing conditioner, an invigorating blueberry facial, nail grinding, and teeth brushing. Add to bath or grooming service for only $10! To request a professional groom or one or more of these new services, simply give our staff a call at 920-326-3020. We will

schedule your pet’s groom and spa services

Back By Popular Demand!September

Dental Special

Concerned about your pet’s bad breath or tartar buildup? During the month of September the Marsh View Veterinary Clinic is offering specials on all dental

exams, ultrasonic scalings, and polishings:

50% Discount on any Dental Exam*15% Discount on

Ultrasonic Scaling & Polishing,

Including Anesthetic*

Please call our office for details or to schedule an appointment. Offers valid for all exams and dental work completed in the month of September 2012.

*Discounts do not apply to any dispensed prescriptions

Before Dental Cleaning

After Dental Cleaning

Dental Services Offered

Oral ExaminationsUltrasonic Scaling

High Speed PolishingDental Extractions

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All three dogs are trained to help retrieve birds. Both Raina and Heidi started their hunting career as guide dogs at Oakhill Hunting Preserve. Oakhill Hunting Preserve is in Fond du Lac County owned by Paul and Jan Snider, W8718 Forest Avenue, Eldorado, WI 54932 In Heidi and Raina’s first two years, they pointed and retrieved over 300 birds.

Over the last three years of operating the preserve, Rod and Wendy, have seen and learned quite a bit and have some recommendations for those who may be interested in learning how to hunt with their dogs:

1. Start by taking a hunters safety course or participating in a “Learn to Hunt” program. Rooster’s Run and Wings Over Wisconsin- Beaver Dam Chapter are planning a “Learn to Hunt” program.

2. In order for a dog to be a good hunter, you need to put your dog in front of birds. This means to train your dog, train your dog using birds, or they will have a very difficult time when you do take them hunting.

3. It is possible to plant 2,000 trees the day before you get married...Just ask Rod, he did it the day before Wendy and he got married in 2006. In fact, he finished planting the last few trees the day of their wedding.

4. Rod has found when hunters hunt their dogs together although not always, but more times than not his philosphy proves out that 1 dog is good; 2 dogs are 1/2 as good; and 3 dogs are a disaster.

5. It is important to take care of your dog/ dogs by taking them to the vet and conditioning them for the hunt. Conditioning should be a year round activity. If conditioning is done during the hunting season, the dog will not reach it’s full potential.

For a very enjoyable hunt, or dog training classes, call Rooster’s Run at 920-296-4947. Oh, and when you are there, remember to ask to see the beautiful exotic pheasants.

Business mixes pleasure with hobbies and training

As you drive down County Road C from Hwy 151 near Beaver Dam, you see big dairy farms, small farmettes, beautiful countryside, and several very nice wooded areas which would be great for hunting. But, there is one area on County Road C that as you drive by, one thinks “Wow, this is really pretty and one can only imagine this would make for some great hunting!” This particular area on County Road C is owned by Rod and Wendy Bensley, who operate Rooster’s Run, a pheasant hunting preserve consisting of over 200 acres.

When you meet Rod and Wendy, you will immediately sense the passion both share for hunting and their preserve. When full the preserve has over 800 birds with double that amount being hunted by the end of the bird season. The hunting season is from September 1 to March 30.

Plus, they also own exotic pheasants. When asked what prompted them to purchase the exotics, both answered: because of the uniqueness and beauty of the birds.

Both Rod and Wendy agree that the best part of owning their hunting preserve is meeting people from all over the country. The further distance one of their hunters has traveled is from Loveland, Colorado. They have also had hunters from Michigan and Illinois to name just a few other states.

Rooster’s Run offers four different areas to hunt. There are day rates, group rates and annual memberships available.

In addition to guided hunts, Rooster’s Run also offers dog training. Rod and Wendy have three dogs: Two German Shorthairs - Raina and Heidi, and one Yellow Lab - Daisy.

6th Annual Coloring Contest ResultsCongratulati ons to our winners of

this year’s coloring contest

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Amber Regnerus Emilyn and Shyanne Reyes

Jake Alsum

James Homan

Josie Spors

Piper Alsum

Kalyn Detjen

Bring in your “like” page and receive $2.00 off your next offi ce visit.

facebook.com/MVVC2006

Clinic Shout Out

Just wanted to say ‘Thank you’ for taking such good care of Ruby! You can’t even tell she had surgery! Aft er a day, she was back to her usual self. Now there is no worries or unwanted puppies and Boone getti ng all worked up when she is in heat. Also, thanks for everything you have done for Boone! It’s so nice to see him not having to go through seizures. Thanks for all the great care to my dogs!!!! Margo Plath

Ironman Wisconsin 2012Team In Training

Rita Hookstead Fundraiser

Five years ago this past May, we heard the words a family never wants to hear: “Jeff, you have cancer.” It was Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Thankfully, they caught Dr. Jeff’s cancer in the early stages. After three months of chemotherapy and three weeks of radiation, Dr. Jeff had completed all of his treatments. We are very blessed and very grateful that he is now five years out from this particular diagnosis and has received all good reports. But, having experienced this medical event in our lives, it has made us more aware of those also battling cancer.

In 2010, Dr. Jeff and I trained and took part in Ironman Wisconsin. It was Dr. Jeff’s intent to raise funds for cancer research, but unfortunately we weren’t really sure just how to go about the fundraising for such a day. Since that Ironman, we have looked into ways to help make a difference for those battling blood cancers. It has been through “Team in Training” with the help of Janel DeZarn that we will be raising funds toward the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society as I take part in Ironman Wisconsin 2012. Please help make a difference. My goal is to raise $5,000 before September 9, 2012.

Training for this Ironman has been significantly different than training for Ironman 2010. First and foremost, it will only be me. I won’t have Dr. Jeff encouraging me on the bike, which is my weakest leg of the triathlon, or running along side me throughout the entire marathon. Simply put, this will be much more mentally challenging than anything I have ever tried to accomplish. Exciting as my races have been this summer, and how well training has been coming along, I am going to need all the support I can muster on September 9th. Please feel free to come and cheer on the participants. Plus, if you want to see something truly amazing, come to the start of the swim and see 2400 athletes in Lake Monona. Simply an incredible sight. Thank you very very much.

Two Ways to DonateBy check or on-line.

If you would like to donate on-line, please go to http://wi.lls.llsevent.org/ritasironman2012journey

or you can mail your donation to: The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, attn: Rita Hookstead, W12025 County Road AA, Randolph WI, 53956Dr. Jeff and I will then send in all the donations to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society the week of Ironman 2012

Name: _____________________________________________________________________Address: _________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________Phone: ______________________________ E-mail: ________________________________Donation: $______________

Would you like a receipt?: Yes No

Finish Line Photo of Dr. Jeff and I at Ironman 2010

Please make all checks payable to: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 5

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COMMUNITY CORN CARNIVALsponsored by Randolph FFA Alumni

50th AnnualLabor Day, Monday, Sept. 3

FFA Alumni Breakfast 6:30 - 9:30 am at the High School“Run for the Paws” 7:15 am starts at Marshview Vet Clinic

3 C’s Car & Bike Show 8:30 am - 4:30 pm at the Elementary SchoolParade Saluting America’s Veterans 10:00 am

ALL VETERANS ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE

Honoring America’s Veterans Ceremony 12:00 noonParade trophy presentation 12:30 pm

Carney, Navis & Muenchow 12:30 - 3:30 pmAlexis 4:00 - 6:00 pm

The Amazing Schu, magic show 1:30 - 2:00 pm sponsored by Randolph PTO

Kids Games 12:30 - 1:30 pm sponsored by Golden Living Center

Pedal Pull 3:00 pm sponsored by Farmer’s Implement

Bingo sponsored by the Randolph Fire Dept.

Dodgeball Tournament and 50/50 Rafflesponsored by the Randolph Chamber of Commerce

Pony Rides & Petting ZooKid’s Rides

FREE SWEET CORN ALL DAYFOOD, GAMES, AND VENDORS IN THE PARK ALL DAY

On the Main Stage

On the Kids Stage

Other Events in the Park

Sponsored in part by:

Softball

tournament

Aug 30 - Sept 1

for more info

call 326-5040

ABS-Jen Sauer, Rep.Alliant EnergyAlsum ProduceAnimartBadger DisposalBudh EnterprisesCenturyLinkDel Monte CanningDenise’s CaféDidion MillingDutch American Foods

Kelly’s BarLandmark CooperativeL & R DeVries Trucking

Farmers & Merchants Union BankFarmer’s ImplementFarmers State BankHACCOJung Garden CenterJung Seed Genetics

Markesan State BankMarshview Veterinary ClinicMasonry by Gruss

National Exchange BankPHE ContractorsRandolph Chamber of CommerceRandolph FFA AlumniRandolph Plumbing & HeatingRandolph PTORandolph Veterinary ClinicReif & Kendall Attys.Smedema Trucking Inc.United CooperativeWaupun Equipment

Randolph Park

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Join Us for Fun Events Around Town This Fall

4th Annual Christmas Dinner

Please Join Us Tuesday, Christmas Day,

Randolph First Reformed Church406 S. High Street, Randolph

12pm - 2pmServing: Ham, Turkey, Rolls, Vegetables, Potatoes, Desserts,

Milk, Coffee, Great CompanyIf you are shut-in, or have no one to drive you to this meal and you live in Randolph, Cambria, Friesland, Fox

Lake, Beaver Dam, Horicon, Juneau, Waupun, or Columbus please contact Rita at 920-344-0573. We will make arrangements to deliver your meal to you. Please call by Dec. 24 if you need your meal delivered.

Join Us:

Saturday, Dec. 15

Santa’s Workshop

2pm - 4pmRandolph Village Hall

Cookie Decorating • Make and Take A Christmas Gift for Your Pets

Photos With Santa • Cake Walk - $1 per game: Delicious Desserts

Popcorn, Hot Chocolate, Apple Cider

SPONSORED BY: RANDOLPH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

A Clinic “Shout Out!”

Local Humane Society Needs Your Help!Dodge County Humane Society, Juneau

Upcoming EventsLabor Day, September 3, 2012 - 7:15am

4th Annual “Run For the Paws”Entry Form Inside

CALYPSO The featured canine for this week is Calypso. She came to the shelter as an owner sur-

render due to no fault of her own. Calypso is a female Plott Hound mix about 6 years old. She has already been spayed and will be up to date on her vaccinati ons before she leaves the shelter. Calypso gets along well with cats, she seems to be okay around other dogs but she is very cauti ous and needs to be introduced to them slowly. For more informati on on

Calypso please call the Dodge County Humane Society at 920-386-0000.

LIBERTYThis week’s featured feline is Liberty. She came to the shelter as a stray. Liberty is a calico female about two years old. She has been spayed and up to date on most of her vac-cinati ons since her stay here at the shelter. Liberty is not really sure yet what she thinks of

other cats, so therefore we prefer she be the only feline in the home. For more informati on on Liberty please call the Dodge County Humane Society at 920-386-0000.

The Dodge County Humane Society, Inc. is located at N6839 State Road 26 Juneau, WI 53039 :We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profi t organization. Donations are tax deductible.

620 Jones DriveRandolph WI 53956

920-326-3020

QUESTION OF THE QUARTERFirst person to answer this question during regular business hours beginning August 20,

2012 will win a $25 Gift Certifi cate to Piggly Wiggly

Question: Who is the USA Olympic Women’s Swimmer who wears a size 13 shoe?

The Answer to Last Quarter’s Question: Greg Stiemsma is the former Badgers player who was signed by the Boston Celtics and recorded 6 blocks in his NBA debut?

Congratulations to Kathy Nehmer for having the correct answer.

Our family just wants to say “Thank you” again for the immediate care you gave our precious boy, Sam, when he needed it! He means so much to us and you take such good care of him. Thanks Doc and Crew!!!

Vicki and Russ Johnson

REGISTRATION FORM - Please clip and send in registration formRegister On-Line at www.active.com

10K Run- $30 5K Run - $30 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk - $15

Name: ________________ Address: _____________________ City: _______________

St:_______ Zip: ________ Phone: ( )____________ E-mail: _______________________

Age Day of Race (5K/10K runner/walkers) Grade in School (fall 2012) for 1 Mile:_____________

Shirt Size: Adult: S____ M____ L____ XL____ XXL ____ Child: L____

I would like to make an additional donation to The Dodge County Humane Society: $______

We would like to have breakfast at the Randolph High School (6:30am - 9:30am) ____ Children Under 6 (FREE) _____ Children Under 12 ($3.50) _____ Adult(s)($5.50) Total Due for Breakfast $_______+ Total for Run: $________ + Additional Donation: ________ = $________ (Total Balance Due)

I know that participating in a 10K/5K/1 Mile Run/Walk is a potentially hazardous activity. I certify that I am medically able and properly trained. I assume all risks associated with the running of this event, including, but not limited to fall, contact with other participants, animals, the effects of the weather, traffic, and the conditions of the roads all being known to me. I hereby release The Dodge County Humane Society, Marsh View Veterinary Clinic, The Kiwanis of Randolph, Race Personnel, Race Director, and all sponsors from all liability for injuries or damages and hereby waive any and all rights for claims of injury or damage. Signed: _____________________________________ Date: _____________________ Signed: _____________________________________ Date: _____________________ Parent or Guardian’s Signature if Under 18 Also Required

To Guarantee a T-shirt, please submit payment and registration by August 28th to:Dodge County Humane Society: Attn: Rita; W12025 County Road AA; Randolph WI 53956.

Please make copies if you would like • Race Day Registration is available

Help Us Raise $2,000 forThe Dodge County Humane Society

Run For The Paws10K • 5K •1 Mile Fun Run/WalkLabor Day, September 3, 2012

7:15amPlease check out our race sponsors on the opposite page

DODGEBALL TOURNAMENTIS BACK!!!!!!!

LABOR DAY • RANDOLPH WI

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONVISIT

www.randolphwi.net

orcall Rita at

920-344-0573

Start putti ng your teams together today!

All Ages Welcome