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Grand Knight Herman Encarnacion presents a check of $1,909.96 on Nov. 8 to Ruth Prinzivalli of the Pregnancy Problem Center, the proceeds of the Windward Knights of Columbus Council 6307 fall chicken sale. The council has donated a total of nearly $110,000 over its years of supporting this worthy cause to save human babies. The others in the photo, from left, are Farrell Graham, Jim Miltier, Doug Dudevoir, Chuck Furr, Mark Witsell and Jim O’Donnell.

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