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CFU AGM: Report and resolutions September 2017Contents:The first meeting of the year: September 14th 7.30pm MILTON ROOM Milton Town Hall Page 1 The view from here Presidents message Page 2 Club Activities

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Report and resolutions are documents that outline the decisions and actions taken by a group or organization during a meeting or specific period of time.

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