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MNA Convention 2003
Day Two, October 16th

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Sandy Ellis gives opening remarks to a large turnout on October 16th.


President Karen Higgins adds her statements as well.		Worcester Mayor Tim Murray awards the MNA the key to the city.

		The mayor mingles with MNA members.



Vincent Pedone adds his praises about the MNA's contribution to nursing.



Kate Maker dressed as Susan B. Anthony for a historical presentation at the beginning of Convention		Annette Rafferty, founder of Abby's House, a women and children's center in Worcester.

		Anita Hill delivered a poignant speech to convention attendees that included ideas for reducing conflict and enhancing the workplace.
So poignant that she received a standing ovation.
		Anita Hill and Annette Rafferty stand together.
With Sandy Ellis
		And Anita with Karen Higgins
The auditorium at Mechanics Hall
		Exhibits were open downstairs from the festivities.
Most members found some time to peruse the booths during breaks.
		MNA Staff members are hopeful (to no avail)...


...And equally helpful.		Charlie Stafanini, Director of Legislative and Government Affairs



Paul McCarthy discusses ways nurses can become influential and active players in the development of health care policy.		His speech was animated and filled with interesting anecdotes.





		The Annual MNA Business Meeting
District 5 members' efforts paid off as members voted in favor of regional councils.


Andy Ferris clears up several questions regarding the financial aspects of the switch.

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