Mishicot News column: Veterinarian planning mission trip to Mongolia
Dr. Melanie Goble, of Mishicot Veterinary Clinic and Pet Care Center, is planning to travel to Mongolia on a Christian veterinary mission to teach and assist veterinarians and veterinary students in medicine, surgery and business skills.
Goble is raising funds to make the trip possible. There is a collection drop-off jar at the veterinary clinic as well as ways to donate online and by check. She also is selling blankets and jars of soup and dessert mixes.
Goble has a blog about her mission at melaniegobledvm.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/why-mongolia-where-is-that-again. There are directions on how to donate on her blog and well as on her Facebook page — Mission to Mongolia under the “About” heading.
In other Mishicot-area news:
• The Mishicot Veterinary Clinic and Pet Care Center offers a microchip service for pets. In 2013, a lost cat was brought to the clinic, scanned for a microchip and returned to its owner. The cat had been missing for several months and was found 10 miles away from its home. The clinic can insert a chip into a pet or scan a lost pet to see if its owners can be located. For more information, visit www.mishicotvet.com.
• Beginning Wednesday, the Mishicot Police Department is temporarily changing its Wednesday desk hours. The desk will be open from 1 to 5 p.m., with no morning hours. The new hours are anticipated to continue until mid-May.
• People are invited to join the new Mishicot Book Club at the Main Street Coffee Haus and Bistro at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. “The Book Thief” will be discussed. For more information, call Jennifer Heyroth at (920) 323-0646.
• The Model Train and Tractor Family Sunday event will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 26 at Point Beach Energy Center, 6400 Nuclear Road, north of Two Rivers. There will be new and old-time farm toy favorites. Train and farm toys will be available for purchase, and a play area for children will be provided. Admission is free. For more information, call (800) 880-8463 or (920) 755-6400.
• St. Peter’s Lutheran Church is hosting a community blood drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Jan. 28 in the New Fellowship Hall, 325 Randolph St. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are preferred. To set up an appointment, call Janice in the church office at (920) 755-4555 or email stpetersoffice@yahoo.com.
Virginia Parlato: (920) 920-755-4824 or rickie@charter.net
Goble is raising funds to make the trip possible. There is a collection drop-off jar at the veterinary clinic as well as ways to donate online and by check. She also is selling blankets and jars of soup and dessert mixes.
Goble has a blog about her mission at melaniegobledvm.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/why-mongolia-where-is-that-again. There are directions on how to donate on her blog and well as on her Facebook page — Mission to Mongolia under the “About” heading.
In other Mishicot-area news:
• The Mishicot Veterinary Clinic and Pet Care Center offers a microchip service for pets. In 2013, a lost cat was brought to the clinic, scanned for a microchip and returned to its owner. The cat had been missing for several months and was found 10 miles away from its home. The clinic can insert a chip into a pet or scan a lost pet to see if its owners can be located. For more information, visit www.mishicotvet.com.
• Beginning Wednesday, the Mishicot Police Department is temporarily changing its Wednesday desk hours. The desk will be open from 1 to 5 p.m., with no morning hours. The new hours are anticipated to continue until mid-May.
• People are invited to join the new Mishicot Book Club at the Main Street Coffee Haus and Bistro at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. “The Book Thief” will be discussed. For more information, call Jennifer Heyroth at (920) 323-0646.
• The Model Train and Tractor Family Sunday event will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 26 at Point Beach Energy Center, 6400 Nuclear Road, north of Two Rivers. There will be new and old-time farm toy favorites. Train and farm toys will be available for purchase, and a play area for children will be provided. Admission is free. For more information, call (800) 880-8463 or (920) 755-6400.
• St. Peter’s Lutheran Church is hosting a community blood drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Jan. 28 in the New Fellowship Hall, 325 Randolph St. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are preferred. To set up an appointment, call Janice in the church office at (920) 755-4555 or email stpetersoffice@yahoo.com.
Virginia Parlato: (920) 920-755-4824 or rickie@charter.net
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