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When I was a young physician, we talked with almost religious zeal about the “Golden Hour.” Early on, this principally focused on the idea that within the first hour after an injury, a patient needed to receive definitive treatment in order to maximize the chances of survival, and recovery. We usually interpreted this to mean that the patient needed to be in the hands of the trauma surgeon before this hour was up. We took ATLS classes so we could make sure that the patient in our emergency room got the best treatment we non-surgeons could provide, until the surgeon could take over.
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The first Rotary meeting of the year 2023 was held on Wednesday, January 11th. The first Wednesday of the year everyone was still digging out from a long blizzard which left us plenty of snow for the remainder of winter. President Rachel Woods called the meeting to order with a weak rap on the Rotary Bell mostly from not having much practice ringing the bell given our bad weather for the previous weeks.
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John “Jack” Wayne Schaefer, 78, of Mitchell, died Sunday, January 8, 2023, at his home in Mitchell surrounded by his loving family. Funeral services are pending under the direction of Bittner Funeral Chapel.
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DeVonne “Kelly” Lee Kjellsen age 77 of Brookings, passed away January 1, 2023 at his home under hospice care.
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RECENT WEATHER BRINGS THE BEAUTY OF HOAR FROST AND SOME COLD ICE FISHING CONDITIONS
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Fishing, the practice of catching fish, dates back at least 40,000 years, originally fisherman caught fish in order to survive, Growing up in northeastern South Dakota, in Watertown, we were just one block away from the Big Sioux River and less than a mile from Lake Pelican, we didn’t have to go far to go fishing or angling.
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AC/DC 23 44 57 70 MC 7 13 17 23 Andes Central/Dakota Christian Thunder ended their week with the win over Mitchell-Christian 70-23.
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