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Kings MountainECHODECEMBER 2013 Volume 7, Issue 60

December 2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

18:00 AM Astanga Yoga8:00am to 10:00am10:30 AM Gentle Hatha Yoga10:30am to 11:45am

26:30 PM Zumba Class6:30pm to 7:30pm

36:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class 6:00pm to 7:15pm

4 56:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class6:00pm to 7:15pm7:00 PM Fire Dept Train-ing7:00pm to 9:00pm

6 79:00 AM Garden Club 9am-12pm


911:00 AM Cleaning11:00am to 2:00pm7:00 PM Kings Grove BOD7:00pm to 9:00pm

106:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class 6:00pm to 7:15pm7:03 PM KMVFB Board 7:30pm -9:00pm


1312:00 PM Private Event Set-Up 12:00-6:00

1412:00 PM Private Event 12:00-6:00



176:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class 6:00pm to 7:15pm7:03 PM KM Park Water Board 7:30pm -9:00pm

18 196:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class6:00pm to 7:15pm7:00 PM KMA Board 7:00pm -9:00pm7:00 PM Fire Dept Train-ing7:00pm to 9:00pm

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25 2610:00 AM ECHO submis-sion deadline6:00 PM Mountain Pilates Class6:00pm to 7:15pm7:00 PM Fire Dept Train-ing7:00pm to 9:00pm

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Community Calendar

The Kings Mountain Echo is published monthly by the Kings Mountain Volunteer Fire Brigade. The Echo address is 13887 Sky-line Blvd., Woodside, CA 94062. Editor: Anton Martinich. All opinions are those of the commentator/writer and not those of the publisher. Echo submissions can be e-mailed to [email protected] or dropped off in the Echo mailbox at 13887 Skyline Blvd., across from the firehouse. (E-mailed submissions are preferable, please reference “the Echo” in the subject line). The Echo deadline is the 26th of each month. The editor retains discretion to edit all submissions for space and content. Questions? Call Anton at 851-9412 or e-mail [email protected].

For an updated version of this calendar, visit www.kingsmountainonline.com and click on the “Calendar” tab.

December 2013

On the Cover: A holiday greeting from Bill Cordes (11/1927-09/2011), local artist, dog lover and fondly remembered neighbor.

MINUTES OF THE KMVFB MEETING ON November 12th, 2013 ATTENDANCE: JR Elpers, Dick Funk, Darrin Jewell, Frank Adams, Steve Johnson, Craig Culver, Bill Goebner, Annie Jenkel, Jan Ruby, Matt King, Carrie German, Tim German, Kelly Sullivan & daughter (for Jim Sullivan) Board president J.R. Elpers called the KMVFB Meeting to order at 7:33pm. SECRETARY’S REPORT: Hiep Ho was not attending; Annie Jenkel recorded minutes for this meeting. Annie’s October minutes were approved via email.

BUILDING MANAGER’S REPORT: Jan Ruby reported (via email) that in OCTOBER 2013 there were the following uses of the building:

Exercise/Dance Classes 19 Monthly Community Board Meetings 6 KMVFB Training & Maintenance 4 Community Events/Parties 1

Private Events/Parties 1

TOTAL USES FOR THE MONTH 31

FIRE CHIEF’S REPORT: For OCTOBER 2013

Medical aid 5 Vehicle accident 3 Public assist 2 Firefighter standby 0 Vehicle fire 0 Smoke check 0 Structure fire 1 Vegetation fire 0 Hazardous materials 0 Rescue 0 Cover assignment 0 Alarm sounding 0 Water tender group response 1 Trash fire 0 TOTAL # RESPONSES FOR THE MONTH

12 AVERAGE # OF RESPONDERS

2

FIRE CHIEF’S REPORT: For OCTOBER 2013 (continued) Fire chief reported that there are two pending retirements and one new applicant. Also, the department received a $5600 matching grant from the State of California.

TREASURER’S REPORT: Darrin expects to file the updated financial report shortly, doesn’t expect anything too unusual.

• Ordered new checks, but bank lost them. He had the endowmend paperwork with him, and JR agreed to review and complete it after clarifying some clauses in the document. Darrin plans to meet with Lisa by end of year; Steve has drafted doc after meeting of IAC.

• Darrin’s looking for an intern on finance—to enter membership forms, excel spreadsheet for budget, etc, J.R. suggested putting out a call on KM Yahoo group.

• County reported that a fire truck loan payment bill was not paid–it has been paid, will have to reconcile---Julia paid, Darrin has check stub, has photocopies of check.

• OLD/UNFINISHED BUSINESS: ROOFING DISCUSSION: Dick spoke with S.H. Roofing, is going to get a physical sample of roof. Bid came in for $29,500 (real world, figure $35-38k as things come in 25% over usually) 2nd bid due this week, hasn’t seen it yet. Darrin – budget will include roof funds as depreciated expense (a rough estimate of it, at a 25 year depreciated expense) It was noted that Tim suggested asking key questions around weight, other specs (if roof is same weight as current material, won’t do any good. Weight of current materials is making overhead sag.) Bill and Frank went to roofing place; got samples of tiles. Talked w/Pat Wurster re her roof, they have coated sheet metal. (Roofers who don't install it, don't like it.) Neither of the vendors who have submitted bids install metal roof. Frank has metal as well; crushed stone on outside of material, choice of color. Bill looking into installers who work with metal. More discussion of materials: metal w/standing seam, ceramic coating, etc---general agreement that investigation will continue…

WATER HEATER: Tim investigated, found that the heat would only go to 120 degrees, got it to 130 degress with some adjustment. Turning on full blast in pantry, you can hold hand under only briefly. Craig---wondered if pressure regulator was providing enough gas, if it’s a volume issue. JR recommends having Tim on hand to check performance and run a test a short time before next fair. USE OF KITCHEN UTENSILS, COOK SHACK: Carrie submitted a proposal and provided clarification re use policy for kitchen equipment: If it’s in the kitchen, yours to use. If not out in kitchen, not for general use without permission. (This pertains to silverware/china belonging to KMA, given as gift.) KMA would like to take control of those items and lock them up, to ensure they’re used appropriately and accounted for. AJ motioned, Dick seconded motion to inventory and secure those items. Carrie would like change added to user policy. KEYS AND ACCESS: JR suggested, and board supports, Jan sending a letter on behalf of board reminding the list of people who have key access (since re-keying with no-dupe keys). Remind keyholders not to give people access; reminder that you are responsible for rooms that are opened with your key. Issue has been that when there are private events, doors that shouldn’t be open for private events have been opened by people with broader access. COOKSHACK CONTACT Carrie noted that we need to clarify who is responsible for the cook shack (need Art Fair to name who is the responsible individual.) Would like the official contact—so that person can respond to requests that involve the cookshack equipment.

GENERATOR COVER Bill brought up the poor, rusted out condition of generator cover– 17kw diesel generator, mouse problem is under control, some panels are rusting out. (rust on corners is pretty severe) Would like to take panels to a car body shop and get repaired. Could be $500 (a guess). Cover has curves, louvers, etc, not that easy to just replace. Motion made and passed to allow NTE $500 repairs. Frank is authorized to purchase fuel filters for generator. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:16 pm. NEXT MEETING: December 10, 2013

The Kings Mountain Volunteer Fire Brigade is proposing some minor changes to our bylaws. The primary change is to remove the Fire Chief as a board member, and replace his position with a community member. The were still be 7 members of the board of directors, and the Fire Chief will still attend board meetings and provide input to the board regarding fire department activities.

The current fire chief approves of this change, which is being made to align our bylaws with other volunteer fire departments in San Mateo County. No other fire department has the Fire Chief on their board.

The proposed bylaws are on the home page of kingmountainonline.com. Here is a link:

http://www.kingsmountainonline.com/

Please review the proposed changes and contact Steve Johnson ([email protected]) or Frank Adams ([email protected] if you have any questions or comments.

If you have comments, please respond by November 30, 2013. The board plans place the changes to a vote of the Fire Brigade members in early 2014.

Thanks,

Steve JohnsonKings Mt. Volunteer Fire Brigade

MINUTES OF THE KMVFB MEETING ON October 8th, 2013 ATTENDANCE: Dick Funk, Darrin Jewell, Frank Adams, Steve Johnson, Craig Culver, JR Elpers, Bill Goebner, Annie Jenkel. President J.R. Elpers called the KMVFB Meeting to order at 7:35pm. SECRETARY’S REPORT: Hiep Ho was not attending; Annie Jenkel recorded minutes for this meeting. Hiep’s September minutes were approved via email.

BUILDING MANAGER’S REPORT: Jan Ruby submitted an invoice to the Treasurer for Brown Builders. She reported via email that in SEPTEMBER 2013 there were the following uses of the building:

Exercise/Dance Classes 22 Monthly Community Board Meetings 5 KMVFB Training & Maintenance 6 Community Events/Parties 1

Private Events/Parties 1

TOTAL USES FOR THE MONTH 35

FIRE CHIEF’S REPORT: August: Medical aid 4, Vehicle accident 4, Smoke check 2, Vegetation fire 2, Alarm sounding 2, Total # of responses 14, Average # of responders 3, Number of incidents with no volunteer response 0. September: Medical aid 5, Vehicle accident 7, Smoke check 2, Vegetation fire 2, Total # of responses 16, Average # of responders 3, Number of incidents with no volunteer response 0.

TREASURER’S REPORT: Darrin reported the financial reports for August 2013 have been filed. Also per Darrin, information has been received regarding fire engine bill, and the bill will be paid shortly. Re insurance bill: payment was made in August, but broker had not sent payment to insurance company; broker reports having forwarded payment. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: n/a MEMBERSHIP DRIVE: Per Steve, link to apply for membership should be available on KM Online; need to contact Werner to address PDF form fix, to correct 501C3 status.

BY LAWS REPORT/UPDATE: Steve Johnson sent and posted proposed amendments to the By Laws. Board voted to approve By Laws as amended, and Steve will post the amended By Laws after the first of the year. Per Frank, a mailed ballot should be sent to KMFVB members whose membership is current as of January 31, 2014.

ENDOWMENT FUND DISCUSSION: Darrin reported that secondary account for endowment fund has not yet been opened, but he is in contact with Mario and will make a plan for getting an account open and funds transferred. Steve reports he will go into Schwab and move securities in the preservation fund into the endowment fund when ready. Darrin expressed the opinion that the endowment fund should grow to a point where it could support the fire department for a reasonable period of time in the absence of any other source of funding. His sense is that at present, it is only at about a quarter of that level. Darrin also shared that Mario is recommending a slightly more aggressive investment balance for the fund. J.R. expressed the opinion that the endowment fund should be tightly controlled, with careful precautions taken to protect it. He proposed a policy by which no withdrawals could be made from the fund without board approval plus three signatures. A discussion followed, regarding bank instructions, restrictions, and the best way to safeguard fund while not making it too difficult to draw funds in the event it is deemed necessary. Darrin suggested, and others agreed, that two signatures plus board approval may suffice. It was moved that an account be opened with four authorized signatures, with bank instructions requiring board approval (authenticated by presenting approved minutes recording the vote) plus two signatures for withdrawal or of funds from endowment account. Steve noted that he is going to schedule an IAC meeting in late October (around 10/20) and could get input from IAC, Mario, et al. Budget committee can further discuss investment parameters. Board agreed to get IAC feedback/recommendations re funding level—meanwhile Darrin will set up the account, and put in signature restrictions. NEW BUSINESS: WATER HEATER: There have been reports that the water heater had an issue (not delivering enough hot water) at the Art Fair. Discussion was tabled for discussion at the November meeting, so tests can be done and additional detail gathered. CONCRETE ROOF SHINGLES: Bill Goebner provided a sample of the damaged tile material on the mansard roof. Steve reported having spoken with Jeff Brown, who said that he cannot do a job of this size; Steve is awaiting any recommendation Jeff may have with regard to other roofing contractors and/or recommended composition shingle material. Steve proposed that the job be deferred to 2014 to allow time for community input, recommendations from Jeff, proposals, etcetera. The board voted to delay repairs and replace the roof in 2014. BUDGET COMMITTEE: Darrin noted that he will need feedback on the proposed budget; Steve and J.R. offered to provide feedback. It was noted that the budget committee should be comprised of Fire Chief, Treasurer, plus at least one board member. LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP: Frank Adams suggested that the board consider instituting a Lifetime Membership to the KMVFB for members donating $1,000 or more. Darrin noted that at some point, the board might consider soliciting donations for the endowment fund as well. It was moved that a Lifetime Membership be created per Frank’s suggestion; the boarded voted on, and approved the proposal. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:12 pm. NEXT MEETING: November 12, 2013

YOUR household should be a member of the KINGS MOUNTAIN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE

JOIN OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP FOR 2014 TODAY

(The Fire Brigade is a separate organization from the KMA.)

• The Fire Department, supported by the Fire Brigade, provides immediate response to 911 calls in the Kings Mountain Area.

• A Fire Department response could

save your home, if not your life.

• The Fire Brigade depends entirely on donations, the Art Fair and annual membership dues.

• Only Fire Brigade members may utilize the Community Center for personal and private functions

• Membership dues support use of the

Community Center for events that benefit the community as a whole: KMA, KMEP, Garden Club and more.

• The Fire Brigade gets NO tax revenue from

the State or County.

Yes, I would like to support the Volunteer Fire Brigade by becoming a member!

Name____________________________________________ Date_____________ Address____________________________________________________________ Telephone____________________________Email__________________________

Amount Enclosed: $ 35 annual dues Additional tax deductable donation $ _______ Make check to: The Kings Mountain Volunteer Fire Brigade, Inc. Mail to: 13889 Skyline Blvd., Woodside, CA 94062 The KMVFB is a non-profit, tax-deductible 501(c) 3 corp. Tax I.D. Number 94-1650185.

To JOIN or RENEW, clip and mail the form below. Annual dues is $35. Thank you!

KMAHOLIDAY

PARTY

Please join us for food, drinks, music and a visit from Santa!!

When: Sunday, Dec. 8th

Time: 5-7 @ KM Community Center

Santa arrives at 6:00!!

kma will provide beverages.Please bring a snack to

sharea-m - Appetizer

n-z - dessert

hope to see you there!!!

Sybil Plank, President KMA BOARD MEETING MINUTES – November 21, 2013 CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 7:05 by President Sybil Plank ATTENDANCE: Sybil Plank, Ingird Cochrum-Hegerberg, Linda Gang, Carol Forster, Pat Mann, Bob Moriarty, Kathy Shubin APPROVAL OF OCTOBER MINUTES: The October minutes were approved on-line. TREASURER’S REPORT: Treasurer Linda Gang presented the treasurer’s report. REVIEW OF STILLHEART/STILLPATH FORUM: On Wednesday, November 20th, the KMA hosted a public forum for the proposed application for the usage change of the Stillheart property. The event was well-attended (55-66 community members) with representatives from South Skyline and the owner and potential administrators of the property. PUBLIC NOTICES RECEIVED: No public notices were received. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Halloween Party: The party was well-attended. Pat Mann thanked the board for their support and help as well as the community for their support in attending. 2. Newcomer’s Booklets: Carol has updated the Newcomer’s Booklets and will see that their distribution is completed 3. Community Service – Highway Clean-Up: Sybil reported that she still hasn’t heard back from Cal-Trans regarding the Adopt-A-Highway plan for the Skyline area but her coordination with Ruth Waldhower from South Skyline is ongoing. 4. Sudden Oak Death Forum: Ingrid contacted Matteo Garbelotto, Professor in the Dept. of Environmental Science Policy and Management at U.C. Berkeley to set a date for him to address the KM community on the issue of Sudden Oak Death. He advised Ingrid to call him in December when they are scheduling for January. NEW BUSINESS 1. Next Event: Christmas Party – December 8th: The Annual Christmas Party will be held on December 8th from 4:00-6:00 with Santa arriving at 5:00. Pat Mann will contact Hiep Ho to ask him to play music. Members will put up the tree on Friday, Dec. 6th. 2. Tablecloths: Carol suggested that we purchase new rectangular tablecloths since we only have two and we have 15 rectangular tables. It was moved, seconded and approved that we purchase 10 forest green and 4 ivory rectangular cloths.

THERE WERE NO WALK-IN ITEMS. Due to the holidays, it was agreed there would be no December 19th meeting. The next meeting will be on Thursday, January 16th. The meeting was adjourned at 8:35.

Kings Mountain Association Membership Application Form

Name: List primary member’s name before other household members’ name(s) **Amerigas customers:List primary member’s name identically to the name on Amerigas’ records**

Kings Mountain Address: Property address owned or rented on Kings Mountaon

Preferred Mailing Address: If different from Kings Mountain address

email Address: Contact Telephone:

When did you move to Kings Mountain?

May we publish your name as a member of the KMA? Yes NoMay we contact you by mail or email to keep you up-to-date on KMA activities or to ask for your opinion on issues? Yes No

All KMA memberships run for a calendar year, and the annual membership fee is $25 per household. Additional donations are gratefully accepted; every extra penny helps the KMA fulfill its mission of improving community life on Kings Mountain. For additional information, email [email protected].

Please complete and return this form with your check made payable to “KMA” to:

Please Note: Based on the information you provide, a member of the KMA Governing Board will contact you if you do not qualify for regular membership in the KMA Renewal forms are due February 1 for membership year

KMA TreasurerKings Mountain Association13883 Skyline Blvd.Woodside, CA 94062-4573

KINGSMOUNTAINGARDEN CLUB

DATE _______________

NAME ____________________________________

ADDRESS ________________________________

___________________________________________

TEL. (Optional) ____________________________

E-MAIL (Optional) _________________________

ANNUAL Fee: $10 per Household

Make checks payable to KMGC

Send completed form and fee to:

12520 Skyline Blvd.Woodside, CA 94062-4541

Call Peter at 747-9239 for more info.

Sybil Plank, President BOARD MEETING MINUTES – October 17, 2013 CALL TO ORDER: 7:25 by Sybil Plank ATTENDANCE: Sybil Plank, Ingrid Cochrum-Hegerberg, Linda Gang, Carol Forster, Kathy Shubin, Pat Mann, Excused: Bob Moriarty APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER MINUTES: The minutes were approved with one correction. TREASURER’S REPORT: Treasurer Linda Gang presented the budget and expenses for the Summer Party which as approved. REVIEW OF PUBLIC NOTICES RECEIVED: No new notices were received OLD BUSINESS: A. Summer BBQ

Discussion of the success of the summer barbeque celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Art Fair given in conjunction with the KMAFB

B. Newcomers Booklets - Carol and Sybil

Carol gave an update on the distribution of the newcomers booklets C. Community Service: Highway Clean-Up - Sybil

Sybil reported that she had not heard anything back from the CalTrans representative regarding the Adopt-A-Highway Project. She will contact Ruth Waldhower from the South Skyline Association for further information.

D. Sudden Oak Death Forum – Ingrid Ingrid attended a forum given by Matteo Garbelotto, Professor in the Dept. of Environmental Science Policy and Management at UC Berkeley and gave us an informative report on sudden oak death. It was agreed that the KMA will invite Professor Garbelotto to Kings Mountain in January to answer questions about Sudden Oak Death.

E. Liability Insurance It was agreed that liability insurance was not needed for special events. NEW BUSINESSS Halloween Party: Pat Mann reported that plans were in place for the party and thanked the board for their help in running the games. WALK-IN ITEMS: There were no walk-in items. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 8:25.

The Kings Mountain Art Fair, Inc. is accepting requests for funds from the proceeds of the 2013 Kings Mountain Art Fair. Community nonprofit organizations are asked to include: Letter of request Operating budget for the

current fiscal year Board of Directors Listing Annual Report.

From Kings Mountain Community Organizations

Grant requests are due December 31, 2013

Submit your fund request to:

Kings Mountain Art Fair, Inc. c/o Lisa Parral, Treasurer

13106 Skyline Blvd. Woodside, CA 94062

For questions and inquiries, please contact:

Email: [email protected] Phone: 650.851.8168

Accepting Grant Requests

50th Kings Mtn Art Fair in ReviewCommunity members,

As everyone knows (hopefully), this year we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Art Fair. In addition to the fact that 50 years of successful Art Fairs is an extraordinary achievement, this year’s fair itself was tremendously successful. For those of you who volunteered during those three days, you know the crowds were HUGE and cheerful. Parking along Skyline extended for miles, the grill and beverage teams were ‘flat out’ serving our customers (and restocked several items dur-ing the weekend), and sales were strong for everything – food, beverages, cookies, art, popcorn, face painting, T-shirts…you name it.

Although we do not have all the final receipts and expenses in, I can assure you that revenues this year were quite strong. This is very likely to be our best year since the dot com ‘boom’ years! And that is entirely due to the efforts of this com-munity. Thank you one and all.

Many of our individual volunteers have been publicly thanked in the Echo and online, but I’d like to extend thanks as well to the Art Fair Chairs whose organization and year -long efforts are critical to our success. The Art Fair Chairs organize and manage various ‘parts’ of the Fair, and without their efforts and dedication, our 400+ volunteer effort would not be so highly organized and efficient, or half as fun!

And this year, for the 50th, several Chair persons assumed additional responsibilities to host or manage special 50th cel-ebration items such as the KMA 50th Summer Party, Artist Reception, special decoration(s), increased advertising and publicity, ground décor, etc. Many, many thanks for those ‘over and above’ efforts – it was a special year!

Our dedicated Chairpersons are:

Jeanne and Sarah Carlson – Booth SittersMarty Eisenberg – GrillSherri Fisher – Exhibitors (outgoing Chair)Carrie German – Artist Administration & Executive Assistant to the EDBetty Johnson – Social & Garden Club ‘liaison’Maria King – Advertising Larry Mann – GroundsPat Mann – Kiddie HollowKathy Martinich – Graphics (outgoing Chair)Sheena Mawson – Information Center & ExhibitorsStacy McCarthy and Gustavo Rabin – Information CenterDave Morrison – Grill (outgoing chair)Tharuna Niranjan – T-shirtsAeron Noe – PublicityChris Norling – Shuttles and Traffic (outgoing Chair)Patty O’Connell – Volunteer CoordinatorLisa Parral – T-shirtsCindy Phelps – GrillBetsy Rix – GrillRocky Rockmore – Shuttles and Traffic (outgoing Chair)Dennis Ruby – BeveragesJan Ruby – SocialBow Sterger – Mountain Folk ArtMarlene Stern – T-shirtsKelly Sullivan – Main DeskAlan Tubbs – BeveragesMichele Wilson – Welcoming (outgoing Chair)Pat Wurster – Registration

As noted, we have several chairpersons who are ‘outgoing’. I’d like to welcome the following incoming Chairs:

Lisa Betlem –GrillKatrin Gosling – Graphics Nick Kromat – Shuttles and TrafficHank Stern – Shuttles and Traffic Thalea and David Torres – WelcomingSheena Mawson – Exhibitors (in addition to Information Center)Chris Ice – IT/Communications (a new Chairmanship)

As I have said many times, this community is astonishing. Thank you, Chairs, for all your dedication and work.

Thank you, everyone, for 50 years of extraordinary commitment to our mutual achievement - the very successful and continued support of our Fire Brigade and Elementary School.

Dawn Neisser – Executive Director

KINGS MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

COMMUNITY DONATION FORM

Please fill out this form if you would like to make a tax-‐deductible donation to support educational development at Kings Mountain Elementary School (KMES). The money raised by KMAP pays for: two instructional aides, the science specialist and program, the music teacher and program, the writing specialist and program, site director, technology, office/computer supplies, classroom and library books. Your donation to this California distinguished school is appreciated! Name of Donor(s): Address: Phone: Method of Payment: Check made payable to KMAP: Mail or deliver this completed form and payment method to: KMES -‐Attn. Treasurer 211Swett Rd, Woodside, CA 94062 Credit Card: Go to the school website at http://www.cabrillo.k12.ca.us/kingsmountain, open the KMAP page, click DONATE NOW next to COMMUNITY DONATION and follow the instructions. Contact the kmap-‐executive-‐[email protected] with questions.

Kings Mountain Associated Parents is a registered 501c3 organization. You will receive a receipt for your tax –deductible gift within six weeks of your donation.

Thank you for your support.

Return Address:Kings Mountain Volunteer Fire Brigade13889 Skyline BlvdWoodside, CA 94062

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE PAID

REDWOOD CITY, CA

PERMIT NO. 621

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