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Official Newsletter of the Retired Firefighters Association of Queensland Incorporated ISSUE 73 Autumn 2018

Graduation Ceremony 102Dan Campbell Award Presentation

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Cassandra Jones of Norfolk Island Fire service was the recipient of the Dan Campbell Award, presented by

RFFAQ President, Allan Young.

MembershipFULL MEMBERAny ex-firefighter (urban, rural or auxiliary) or equivalent, who has retired or resigned with honorable discharge.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER Wives or partners, serving members, or ex-employees of the Fire Service.

YEARLY MEMBERSHIP FEES • Full Member – $15.00 • Assoc. Member – $5.00Membership is renewed annually in JANUARY. Applications and fees should be forwarded to the Secretary.

LIFETIME SUBSCRIBERMembers can now become a Lifetime Subscriber by paying a once only subscription of – $150.00.

PAYMENTIf paying by cheque, please make cheque out to: Retired Firefighters Association Queensland.By DIRECT DEBIT: Retired Firefighters Association Queensland. BSB: 704-052. Account No: 1016112S1.The ‘S1’ part of this Account number only applies for Direct Debiting through QBank (formerly Queensland Police Credit Union). For other Financial Institutions delete ‘S1’ from the account number (leaving it as 1016112). The BSB number remains the same.

Notices

The Association also wishes to acknowledge the support of the United Firefighters Union of Queensland for the provision of professional services and making available facilities and personnel.

Editorial NoteAll photographs and/or articles should be forwarded to the Afterburners Sub-Committee, care of the Secretary.

All articles and/or photos (including the provenance thereof) accepted for publication in the ‘Afterburners’ is done so in good faith. Whilst all reasonable care will be taken, responsibility will not be accepted for any inaccuracies or provenance issues that may occur.

AcknowledgementsThe Association would like to acknowledge the support and cooperation of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services for their financial support and assistance in the publication of this Newsletter. The services of personnel from both organisations are greatly appreciated.

Free membership of the Union is available to applicable RFFAQ Members. This entitles members to the services of the Union solicitor as well as a DEFCOM Card and the use of ‘Union Shopper’ services. For information or an application form please contact the RFFAQ Secretary.

OFFICE BEARERSPRESIDENT:Allan Young ...............................0421 594 022

VICE PRESIDENT:Brian Dutton ...................................3349 6014

SECRETARY:Blair Burchard ...............................3800 9967 Mobile: ...................................... 0414 513 513Fax: ...............................................3800 9484 Email: [email protected]: ................ 7 Hume St, Drewvale 4116

TREASURER:Keith Brinin ....................................3219 9043

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:Doug Watts ....................................3341 3896 Tom Cartledge ................................3245 5878 Paul Reilly ..................................... 3208 7337 Alan Hoare ..................................... 5411 4934 Symen Van Leeuwen .................. 0413 540 445 Trevor Carney AFSM ........................ 3343 5713 Robert May .................................... 3209 7245 Gary Littlewood AFSM .................... 3848 9167

SOCIAL COMMITTEE & MERCHANDISING:Brian Dutton ...................................3349 6014 Email: ........................... [email protected] Denise Redfern ...............................3341 3054 Email: ....................... [email protected] Doug Watts ....................................3341 3896

LIFE MEMBERS:Dennis KurthDebbie Taylor Blair Burchard

HONORARY MEMBER:Lee Johnson AFSM

CHAPLAINS:Senior Chaplain Dennis Bryant .............................0412 771 727 Email: ........... [email protected]

Family Support Chaplain Genne Bryant ............................. 0434 751 060 Email: ............. [email protected]

(The Fire Services Chaplain is available to all retired firefighters and their family)

PATRON:Commissioner Katarina Carroll, APM.

EDITOR:Kristina Allam ........................... 0439 669 303 Email: ................. [email protected]

WEBSITE:Visit our official website at: www.rffaq.org.au

For news, articles of interest, upcoming events and to have you say on issues. Photos and articles for inclusion can be emailed or posted to the Secretary.

SECRETARY’S NOTE:In order to avoid errors and protect privacy, notices regarding the illness or death of a member can only be received from the member’s immediate family. Please contact me at the above number.


New appliance for Historic VillageToowoomba Fire Brigade Museum, which is part of the Highfields Pioneer Village, were recently presented with a fire appliance from QFES. Assistant Commissioner Steve Smith presented Lester Naumann (President of the Toowoomba Fire Brigade Museum) with the keys to the firepac appliance which used to be in service at the Anzac Avenue Station.

The many appliances at the museum have previously serviced numerous stations over a period of time.

The committee is raising money to build another shed to house all their appliances and keep them under cover.

The members meet at the Historical Village the first Friday of each month and Retired Firefighters are most welcome. If you’d like to go, contact Lester Naumann on 0438 769 891.

If you would like to go the Historic Village for a look around, there is much to see. Other attractions include an Ambulance Museum, Qld Energy Museum, authentic old buildings, a miniature steam train and you can treat yourself to damper and tea. Highfields Pioneer Village is open from 10am to 4pm daily. For more information, go towww.highfieldspioneervillage.com.au

Visit them at 73 Wirraglen Road Highfields.

Phone Lester Naumann 0438 769 891.

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TOOwOOMBA FIRE BRIgAdE HISTORICAL

SOCIETY INC

Pictured above are some retired members of the Toowoomba Fire Service having their regular get-together. On the first Thursday of each month they meet at the Anzac Avenue Fire Station for a cup of coffee and light refreshments. Back Row: L. Cubis, G. Mann, T. Halley, L. Naumann, J. Brennan. Front Row: G. Englart, L. Robinson, V. Hinder

A: Retired firefighter Lester Neumann receiving delivery from Steve Smith. B: L. Cubis, G. Englart, G.Pauli, T. Halley, L. Naumann, K. Brinin.

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Edition 73 Autumn 20184

Recruit Graduation in pictures

For many years, Brett Stephens has supplied us with the official photograph of the Dan Campbell Shield

recipient for each graduation ceremony (see front cover). Enjoy these photos capturing R/C 102, also supplied by Brett.


Your 24/7 Chaplain Contact ListFULL-TIME STATE CHAPLAINS SENIOR CHAPLAIN: Dennis Bryant 0412 771 727 [email protected] SUPPORT CHAPLAIN: Genne Bryant 0428 816 458 [email protected]

VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATE CHAPLAINSBRISBANE REgIONCleveland Area: Doug Taylor ....... 0451 100 103 Email: [email protected] Area: Lyn Cook ................. 0413 000 657 Email: .......... [email protected] EAST REgIONgold Coast Zone (North & South Areas) ........... Neville Hall ............................... 0419 540 585 Email: [email protected] Jenny Hall .................................0421 886 940 Email: [email protected] Rogerson ..........................0438 381 191 Email: [email protected] wEST REgIONToowoomba Area: Joel Pukallus ..0413 375 203 Email: ..................... [email protected] John Case ................................. 0400 992 786 Email: [email protected] Area: Don Roberts ....Mob: 0417 194 608 Email: [email protected] Area: Glen & Margaret Muller 0429 900 553 ....... [email protected] COAST REgIONBundaberg Area: Chris Millard ... 0427 057 276 Email: [email protected] Area: Alan Sage .......... 0467 506 154 Elaine Sage ............................... 0467 506 124 Email: ................. [email protected] Area: Neville Radecker 0407 316 879 Email: [email protected] Area: Michael Cody 0458 627 830 Email: [email protected] Area: Aaron Reid .. 0409 156 436 Email: ....... [email protected] REgIONFitzroy Zone: Scott Ballment ......0402 465 070 Email: ......................... [email protected] REgIONTownsville Area: Neil Markham .. 0431 605 846 Email: [email protected] NORTHERN REgIONCentral Area: David Cook ...........0429 873 485 Email: ..................... [email protected]

In short…

ARE YOUR dETAILS UP-TO-dATE? If you have moved house, changed phone number or email address, please inform Allan Young on 0421 594 022 so he can adjust our records.

CORRECTIONIn the last edition of the Afterburners, this photograph’s caption was incorrect. We said it was Des Lacey with Denise Redfern. It is, in fact, Naco Lester. Our apologies.

This little koala was rescued by crew attending a fire at Rosenthal Heights in January. QFES were on the scene at the bushfire which closed the New England Highway in both directions. Power was disconnected in the local area as well.

(QFES Facebook page 15.01.18)

Harold Sanders (99 years old) and Nev Horne enjoying the festivities at the annual Christmas Tree event at Kedron, late in 2017.

NEw QFES MINISTER Following the results of our State Election in November 2017, QFES has new Minister. The Minister for Queensland Fire and Emergency Services is The Hon. Craig Crawford, Member for Barron River. The Commissioner remains as Katarina Carroll.


Aqueous Film Forming Foams

wHAT IS AFFF?Aqueous Film Forming Foams were purchased by QFES pre-2003 and ideally suited to extinguish flammable liquids and concentrates.

Historically, many of these foams include fluorinated surfactants, in particular PerFluoro-Octanoic Acid (PFOA)

and Per Fluoro-Octane Sulfonate (PFOS). They are part of a broader group of chemicals called PerFluorinated Chemicals or PFCs.

PFOA is classified as a Class 2B carcinogen, which means it is possibly carcinogenic based on limited evidence. PFOS is classified as a persistent organic pollutant, meaning it does not breakdown readily in the environment.

PFCs have many applications from non-stick cookware to surface coatings, including within concrete, and water repellent coatings in clothing.

ExPOSUREPeople are mainly exposed to PFCs via ingestion of food and water through the food chain and, as a result, all people have small amounts of PFOA and PFOS in their body.

A firefighter could be exposed to PFCs via their respiratory system, especially at incidents. They could also be exposed via the skin through handling concentrated foams at stations or on an appliance and may have contacted finished foam during its application and as they cleaned, checked, or serviced vehicles.

FURTHER INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT:QFES: www.qfes.qld.gov.au/afff/Pages/default.aspx

Queensland department of Environment and Heritage Protection: www.qld.gov.au/environment/pollution/management/investigation-pfas

Federal department of Health: www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/ohp-pfas.htm

Queensland Health: www.ehp.qld.gov.au/assets/documents/pollution/management/fas-fact-sheet.pdf

You may recall reading the articles on page 7 in previous editions of the Afterburners. Allan Young has asked for them to be re-run as they contain important information and sources for getting the right help.

Above information submitted by Queensland Fire and Emergency Services in February 2018.

PROACTIVE MANAgEMENT OF AFFFQFES has taken a strong lead, nationally and internationally, in its management of AFFF.

During 2016 QFES tested soil and in-ground water tanks at

Fire and Rescue Stations as well as the Queensland Combined Emergency Services Academy (QCESA) at Whyte Island.

The test results and additional information can be reviewed at the QFES website listed below.

QFES then instigated a program to manage in-ground water tanks at stations to ensure any contaminated materials were disposed of appropriately.

HEALTH TESTINgAn associated health program is also available and includes a free consultation with an independent health practitioner and associated blood screening, if desired, for staff and volunteers, past or present, who may have come into contact with foams.

While this screening does not provide definitive guidance about an individual’s health, it will provide a baseline for individuals and the workforce for future reference as further research is conducted on the health and environmental impacts of AFFF.

Any retired firefighters, paid or volunteer, with health or blood test related inquiries, can email QFES Workplace Health and Safety at: [email protected]


FIRE & EMERgENCY SERVICES SUPPORT NETwORk COUNSELLINg (FESSN)

wHAT IS AVAILABLE TO RETIREd FIRE ANd RESCUE SERVICE PERSONNEL?

Annual allocation of 4 FREE counselling sessions

wHO wOULd PROVIdE COUNSELLINg TO ME?

FESSNs network of highly qualified external psychologists and counsellors in private practice across the state

Each counsellor has been specifically selected for their experience working with emergency services workers and the challenges that this can bring (e.g. relationship issues, Post-traumatic Stress, depression…)

HOw wOULd I ACCESS THIS SERVICE?

You DO NOT need permission

Access is completely confidential – only the counsellor knows the name or identifying details of their clients

You may refer yourself directly using the following link for the List of Fire and Emergency Services support network Counsellors: http://www.softwareportal.com.au/ESSS/Public_Access_FS_Counsellor.php or call FESSN on 1300 309 508 and the team can provide you with contact details for your local counsellors

wHAT dOES COUNSELLINg INVOLVE?

FESSN Psychologists/Counsellors are trained to help you deal effectively with concerns by giving you education and psychological support where necessary

Workers’ Compensation legislation

Primary site brain cancer 5 yrs

Primary site bladder cancer 15 yrs

Primary site kidney cancer 15 yrs

Primary non-Hodgkins lymphoma 15 yrs

Primary leukaemia 5 yrs

Primary site breast cancer 10 yrs

Firefighting is dangerous business. Beyond the obvious risks, exposure to combustion by-products of burning materials – the kind of exposure that comes with the job – can have serious health effects in the long term, with lung and neurological injuries having been linked to exposure.

Recent changes to legislation governing Queenslanders’ entitlements to workers’ compensation have made it easier for firefighters, including retired firefighters, to access compensation.

These changes mean that if a firefighter, either current or retired, suffers from a certain disease it is presumed that the injury is work related. As a result, firefighters who meet years of service requirement and are diagnosed on or after 15 July 2015 will find it much easier to access compensation for specified diseases.

When a disease is deemed or determined to be work-related, workers’ compensation (including lump sum compensation) is payable for medical expenses associated with treating

the disease and permanent impairment, or loss of life expectancy, caused by the disease. While compensation can’t undo the damage, it can help provide access to medical treatment and support that can make a significant difference to your quality of life.

Retired fire fighters diagnosed with a condition caused by exposure to hazardous materials, or with one of the specified diseases listed in the following table, should obtain urgent legal advice in relation to their potential compensation entitlements.

Hall Payne Lawyers represent members of the Retired Firefighters Association of Queensland and have advised and acted for retired firefighters diagnosed with disease after retirement. We work with the union to get you the compensation you deserve, and have the experience and knowledge relevant to firefighting to expertly assist anyone seeking compensation.

If you are diagnosed with one of the specified diseases, contact the RFFAQ for a referral, or contact us on 1800 659 114.

Primary site testicular cancer 10 yrs

Multiple myeloma 15 yrs

Primary site prostate cancer 15 yrs

Primary site ureter cancer 15 yrs

Primary site colorectal cancer 15 yrs

Primary site oesophageal cancer 25 yrs

SPECIFIEd dISEASES ANd LENgTH OF SERVICE REQUIREMENTS


Award Presentations

The QFES Sunshine Coast Zone Medal and Awards Presentation was held at Maroochydore Fire & Rescue Station on Monday 12 February 2018. Blair Burchard, Brian Dutton and Allan Young attended the ceremony.

Recently retired Station Officer, Gary Burnett, pictured above with Commissioner Carroll, received the Commissioner’s Meritorious Service Award. After following in the footsteps of his Dad, who was also a firefighter, Gary retired on 9 February 2018.

AUSTRALIA dAY AwARdS IN gYMPIE

(L-R) John Cawcutt, Blair Burchard, Brian Dutton, Allan Young, Greg Toman, Doug Smith.

THE Australia Day Achievement Awards ceremony was held in Gympie on Wednesday 25 January.

Pictured above, Caloundra senior firefighter Greg Toman received and award for his instrumental role in developing QFES’ specialist remote rescue team, who scale mountains to rescue trapped or injured people. Mr Toman has led the training and development of these remote rescue firefighters.

QFES Minister Craig Crawford said, “The remote rescue component of QFES is an emerging capability within the service, and Greg has been at the forefront of championing its development to the benefit of the local community.”

SUNSHINE COAST ZONE MEdAL ANd AwARdS PRESENTATION(L-R) Senior Firefighter Andrew Surman, Assistant Commissioner, North Coast Region John Cawcutt, Acting Inspector Matthew Phillips, Auxiliary Firefighter Glenn Duncan, Senior Firefighter Vanessa Madge, Auxiliary Firefighter Trent Dwyer, Auxiliary Firefighter Ross Hopper, Lieutenant Jeffrey Roulston, Station Officer Gary Burnett, Commissioner Katarina Carroll, Lieutenant Mike Hammer, Senior Firefighter Craig Hogarth (directly in front of Mike Hammer), Acting Inspector Archie Andrews, Station Officer Ash Dickson, (directly in front of Ash Dickson) Lieutenant Ken Lavender, who accepted the posthumous award on behalf of Ex Auxiliary Firefighter Tony Van Boxmeer’s family, Senior Firefighter Grant Nelson, Senior Firefighter Brad Izod, Lieutenant Peter Baynes, Firefighter Mark Burgess. Photographer: Andrea Sproxton


A cuppa, a chat and a medalA cup of tea after church with the Priest and the local Member, Jim Madden, led to Tom Sudgen receiving the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (known today as the National Service Medal), for the second time.

This cup of tea must have started quite a chin wag. It led to Tom talking about his time as an auxiliary firefighter. Stories were shared, photos were shown. It was while he was showing his guests his medal that his wife, Betty, pointed out that Tom’s surname had been spelt incorrectly on the medal rim.

Tom was never fussed about this, saying, “With a name like mine, you always get wrong spellings.”

A few months after this cup of tea, Tom received a phone call. He was to be presented with a new medal, freshly cast in England, with his name spelt correctly.

Tom’s first presentation was in the 1980s after 26 years of service. Tom was presented with his new medal late in 2017. He found the day very moving and was reminded of his days as a firefighter.

In the 1960s, you had to be 21 years old to join the brigade and there was little in the way of support. The firefighters operated out of a small shed at the back of the blacksmith’s shop. They used a trailer with a water tank and an auxiliary pump on it. No fire truck. In the event of a fire, the first person to turn up with a towbar was the one who took the trailer to the fire. ‘Equipment’ consisted of a hat (initially a cork one, then later the moulded plastic style, similar to today’s hats), and a belt. On the belt was a spanner to tighten the hydrant and a hatchet. They wore overalls that they bought themselves. They received a cap, shirt and trousers for ‘special occasions’.

In 1962 the mains water was turned on in Rosewood, which made a huge difference to how they operated.

Hydrants were installed throughout the town. Before this, they had to source water from home tanks, wells or underground tanks while they waited for support from an Ipswich truck, which was sent every time an alarm went off. If the fire was outside of town, they would drag water from dams, creeks or wells.

One day, while hurrying down the road to a fire, Tom remembers “mentioning to the driver that we were moving pretty quick and asked if the tank was filled as the car seemed to be pulling it real easily.” He can now laugh about the empty tank they took to the fire, but at the time it wasn’t very funny.

Tom recalls fighting fires with knapsacks and bush beaters. When he first started he was the ‘knapsack boy’.Of the metal knapsack of water he said, “It was heavy when full and a real pig of a thing if it got caught getting through a fence.”

When remembering the fire at Ruhno’s General Store, Tom shuddered. “There was a space of maybe two foot between it and the butcher’s next door and I was down in that space fighting the fire when the water got turned off.”

“I can remember that my arms and legs were all blistered after that fire.”

Tom said he worked under two great bosses, Bob Parkes and Bob Brown, and made great friends during his firefighting years.

Of the medal presentation Tom says, “They made me feel very special and now that I do have the medal with my correct name I am really pleased, although I would never have done anything about it myself.”

Wearing their supplied dress uniforms, Len Boughen, Arthur Johnston, Bob Brown and Tom Sudgen connecting the standpipe to the hydrant in 1962 when the mains water was turned on in Rosewood. Below: Tom and his wife Betty with family at the medal presentation.


Out and About: RFFAQ Christmas Lunch

We returned to TAFE Queensland’s College of Tourism and Hospitality (COTA) at South Bank for our Christmas lunch late last year.

The food service was prompt and our traditional Christmas dinner was very tasty and also generous in size. We had a prawn cocktail entree before our main meal of sliced roast turkey and baked ham with roasted vegetables and greens. Dessert was, as Christmas dictates, plum pudding and custard.

COTA is a great, central location. Using public transport to get there is really straightforward, with the South Bank stop for trains and buses close by.

Many members attended which was great to see. All seemed to enjoy the occasion and left stuffed fuller than a Christmas stocking.

Our Christmas Lunch is always advertised in the Spring Edition of the Afterburners (September). Bookings are essential.

A: Fay & Doug Watts, Val & Allan Young, Blair Burchard, John & Angela Oliver, Dennis & Jenny Bryant. B: Estelle & Eddie Marsh, Ross & Jenny Graham, Kristina Allam, Sandra Hammond, Connie and Dawn Eastwell. C: Ken & Margaret Reese and Sue Otto. D: The ladies had all the luck! Our raffle winners were Connie, Estelle and Fay. E: Dianna & Darryl Wilson, Brian & Mary Dutton, Pat & Peter Lea, Pam & Trevor Carney. Thank you to Denise Redfern for photos.

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE CONTACTS:denise Redfern 0419 748 527 [email protected]

Brian dutton 3349 6014 [email protected]

doug watts 3341 3896

Tuesday 20 March 2018Social Day Easts Leagues Club 40 Main Ave, Coorparoo Own Costs

Tuesday 17 April 2018Barbecue Wynnum Numbers required $8 per person

Social Calendar ALwAYS CHECk THE wEBSITEwww.rffaq.org.au for changes to details or cancellation of an event.

Barbecue at Colmslie Reserve

Our first barbecue of for 2018, on Wednesday 7 February was held at Colmslie Reserve on a bright and sunny day. See the Social Calendar for gatherings in the near future. For further ahead, please check our website.

A: Alan & Beth Hoare, Fay & Doug Watts and Edna Tinsley. B: Keith Moore and Don Farley. C: Keith Brinin, Vic Allingham, Barry Sermann, Trevor Carney and Allan Young. D: Jack Tinsley, Blair Burchard, Tony Burch.

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The Firefighters PrayerWhen I am called to duty God, wherever flames may rage, give me

the strength to save some life, whatever be its age.

Help me embrace a little child, before it’s too late, or save an older person, from the horror of that fate.

Enable me to be alert, and to hear the weakest shout, and quickly and efficiently, to put the fire out.

I want to fill my calling, and to give the best in me, to guard my every neighbour and protect his property.

And if according to my fate, I am to lose my life, please bless with your protecting hand, my children and my wife.

Amen.

The Firefighters PrayerWhen I am called to duty God, wherever flames may rage, give me






Amen.

The Fireman’s PrayerWhen I am called to duty God, wherever flames may rage, give me






Amen.Original Version

President’s Report

Last Turnout

Allan Bertwistle13 January 2018

Allan was a member of the MFB from 1958 until

his retirement in 1997

I hope all had a lovely Christmas and New Year and as I have had with family and friends .

Your Association has been busy through the holiday season. We managed to get the Christmas edition out before Christmas. Thank you to all who helped .

Also, the survey from Beyond Blue: we were asked to send it from them as a way of finding out how retired firefighters were going with any health issues. Thank you to those who sent them back. It helps Beyond Blue to get this information.

We have accepted quite a few new members: Ken O’Donnell, Don Farley, John Hay, Frank Garland, Greg Reynolds ,Rod Madden ,Peter Theodore. We welcome you all to our Association and hope to see you at some of our functions and join our time of fellowship.

The Christmas luncheon went well as we returned to the TAFE South Brisbane. Food was good and a good day was had by all.

We have some members who need to pay their fees. Annual Membership fees are due in January. It is $15.00 per year and it falls due in January.

We had a meeting with QFES before Christmas to give a report on how we are going and if they can help us with any of our needs at the moment.

I hope all received their wallets by now. It was our way of giving some thing to our members and so far the membership response has been positive.

Enough from me. Thank you for your ongoing support and I look forward to catching up with you through the coming year.

Allan Young, President.

wELCOME TO OUR NEw MEMBERS:• Ken O’Donnell • Don Farley • John Hay • Frank Garland • Rod Madden • Greg Reynolds • Peter Theodore.

For those who pay their membership annually:YOUR FEES wERE dUE ON 1ST JANUARY 2018. If your membership fees are outstanding, further editions of the Afterburners may be withheld until payment is received.YEARLY MEMBERSHIP FEES • Full Member – $15.00 • Assoc. Member – $5.00LIFETIME SUBSCRIBERMembers can become a Lifetime Subscriber by paying a once only subscription of $150.00.PAYMENTPlease refer to PAgE 2 for details on how to make payment.

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