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Friday, December 11,2015
Lake Oconee News
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MORGAN COUNTY
Atlanta Symphony Concert
Leila Scoggins/Staff
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returned to the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center
on Wednesday, Dec. 2 for its annual Holiday Concert. This year's show featured solos
by violinist Justin Bruns, soprano singer Amy Little and baritone player Thomas
Dreeze. The sold-out show is a community favorite and marks the beginning of the
holiday season in Madison.
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Rotary's Week 48 Super Raffle donor is Rotarian Dr. Kimberly Hoffman of Advanced
Audiology. Standing with her is Rotary Foundation Chair, Steve Harrold. Week 48
winner Tom Doss, recently of Greene County, will be happy to receive the prize of
Bose headphones at his new home in South Carolina.
Doss is Rotary's Week 48 Super Raffle Winner
The Rotary Club of
Greene and Putnam Coun
ties is pleased to announce
that our Week 48 Super Raf
fle Winner is Tom Doss. The
prize, donated by Dr. Kim
berly Hoffman of Advanced
Audiology & Hearing Care,
is a set of Bose Quiet Com
fort 23 Headphones valued
at $300.
Dr. Kimberly Hoffman,
audiologist and owner of
Advanced Audiology &
Hearing Care has served
this community for the past
12 years. Prior to moving
to the area, Dr. Hoffman
served as a clinical audiolo
gist and supervisor in Ohio
at The Cleveland Clinic
Head and Neck Institute.
She believes that hearing
care is health care.
Advanced Audiology
provides a wide range of
hearing care services to
patients of all ages, from
the identification of hearing
loss to the proper selection
of rehabilitation solu
tions—including assistive
listening devices, Bluetooth
accessories, custom hearing
protection and personalized
hearing devices. Advanced
Audiology & Hearing Care
offers full-time comprehen
sive care to improve quality
of life. Dr. Hoffman’s prac
tice is located in Greensboro
at The Cowles Clinic, as well
at her part-time office in
Madison. The practice is
an in-network provider for
most all insurances.
Each week during the
year 2015, the Rotary
Club of Greene and Put
nam Counties draws and
announces a new winner
of 53 weekly prizes - each
valued at $300 or more.
Winning raffle stubs will be
added back into the raffle
pot of 1,000 tickets, allow
ing ticket holders the oppor
tunity to win multiple times
throughout the year.
The Rotary Club of
Greene and Putnam Coun
ties is a local service orga
nization, belonging to the
massive Rotary Interna
tional organization. The
Greene/Putnam Club funds
both local and international
charities, as well as provid
ing leadership and volun
teers for charitable efforts.
Funds raised by the Super
Raffle provide the club with
exceptional opportunities
to impact both local and
international service proj
ects. To learn more about
the Greene/Putnam Club,
comprised of local business
leaders, please LIKE us on
Facebook and visit our web
site at: www.GreenePut-
namRotary.org.
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Donita Roberts, Doris Clemons and Vicky Martin of The Peoples Bank display their
certificates.
Peoples Bank employees complete training
Eatonton Police Department and The
Peoples Bank are pleased to announce that
Doris Clemons, Vicky Martin, Donita Rob
erts and Pat Welch have completed train
ing to earn Adult Crime Tactics Specialist
Certification.
The credential is awarded to ACT-trained
professionals who are mandated by State
Law to report the suspected abuse, neglect,
and exploitation of vulnerable adults.
The ACT program is administered by the
Georgia Department of Human Services
Division of Aging Services in collaboration
with eight other organizations.
Through the ACT certification series,
workers in public safety, criminal justice,
social services, healthcare and related
fields learn to more easily recognize and
report signs of abuse against at-risk adults,
collaborate effectively with other profes
sionals, increase the number of prose
cutions and strengthen prevention tech
niques.
Certified professionals comprise a state
wide ACT Specialist team that promotes
community awareness, shares trends and
stays up-to-date with additional training.
Organizations that collaborate with the
DHS Division of Aging Services to offer
the ACT Specialist Certification include
the following:
• The Administrative Office of the Courts
of Georgia
• The Georgia Association of Chiefs of
Police
• The Georgia Bureau of Investigation
• The Georgia Peace Officer Standards
and Training Council
• The Georgia Police Academy
• The Georgia Sheriffs Association, Inc.
• The Institute of Judicial Continuing Ed
ucation
• The Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of
Georgia.
The ACT specialist certification curricu
lum covers topics such as the aging process
as it applies to law enforcement; abuse,
neglect and exploitation risk factors and
indicators; financial exploitation features
and investigation tactics; incident/crime
scene tools and techniques; capacity and
competency; guardianship, conservator-
ship, and Power of Attorney; Georgia law;
helpful resources; and related subject mat
ter.
To inquire about courses, dates and
training eligibility, individuals may contact
the DHS Division of Aging Services Foren
sic Unit / Special Investigations and ask to
speak with either David Blake at 404-232-
1257 or Pat King, RN, at 404-657-1197- For
more information about services available
to older Georgians and their families, visit
the Division of Aging Services at http://
www.aging.dhr.georgia.gov or call (866)
55-AGING (552-4464).
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