Breakfast meeting about the ACA and Project Director Deborah Murray




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From: Denise Ricks
Date:01/30/2014 6:09 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: Denise Ricks
Subject:

ATHENS AREA DEMOCRATS
BREAKFAST

SPEAKER
Deborah Murray
Project Director for one of two Health and Human Services
 ACA marketplace funded programs

TOPIC:  AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE ACT - MARKETPLACE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8th – 9:00 a.m.

BRETT'S
3190 ATLANTA HIGHWAY * ATHENS, GA
(in the Ingles shopping center – near Phil Hughes Honda)

RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY: February 6th

PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS WITH: Denise Ricks
(706) 247-3558  or athensareademocrats@gmail.com

BRETT'S IS NOT NORMALLY OPEN FOR BREAKFAST.
They open and prepare the breakfast just for our meeting.  Therefore, we must give them a reasonably careful number to expect.  We do allow people to come just for the program.  However, this is a breakfast meeting and space is limited.  While we welcome anyone who makes a reservation, it is not open to the general public for walk-ins.

Brett's offers a full buffet breakfast.  The cost of the breakfast is $11.00 which includes tax and gratuities. 
They accept cash, check (made out to Brett's) or plastic.

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