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Taste Windsor instead.

Taste Canada's smoothest whisky and you may never go back to your usual whisky. Windsor is the only Canadian made with hardy Western Canadian grain, and water from glacier-fed springs and aged in the clear dry air of the Canadian Rockies.

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Your friends will enjoy the distinctive difference of their favorite whisky drinks when they're made with Windsor Canadian.

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The Windsor Old Fashioned. In a handsome rocks glass muddle: 1 tsp. sugar, 2 dashes bitters, and a splash of club soda. Add 3 ice cubes and pour in 2 oz. Windsor Supreme Canadian Whisky. Decorate with maraschino cherry and orange slice. Swirl entire mixture-gently pressing orange slice to the side of the glass. Serve with pride.

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[[caption]] The smoothest whisky ever to come out of Canada! [[/caption]]

Very remarkably priced.

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HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE WOMEN

Concerned over the need for better educational opportunities for women, Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, Dr. Sara Brown, Dr. Fairfax Brown and Miss Mary Cromwell along with Dr. Georgiana Simpson, Miss Bertha McNeil and other college graduates in Washington, D.C. formed in 1910. The College Alumnae Club.

By 1923, the members of the Washington Club recognized the importance of broadening their membership and expanding with a National organization. In 1924, the National Association of College Women was incorporated with Miss Lucy D. Stowe, the Dean of Women at Howard University, as its first national president.

The National Association of College Women was organized to consolidate for greater effectiveness, the ideals and objectives of college women. Although membership is available in recent years in other national groups of University women, the National Association of College Women has continued to meet the more specific needs of the members. This is evidenced by the Association's growth and program development, which includes college women of all racial groups who meet the standards of the organization. Now the National Association of College Women has branches throughout the United States and Biennial Conventions are held in various localities.

The purpose of the National Association of College Women is to promote a closer union and fellowship among college women for constructive work in education, civic activities, and in the field of Human Relations; to study educational conditions with emphasis upon problems affecting women; to encourage high educational standards and stimulate intellectual attainment among women generally; to arouse within college women a consciousness of their responsibility in aiding in the solution of pertinent problems on local, state, and national levels.

PURPOSE

The National Association of College Women is the link between college graduates and the fulfillment of the ideal of creativity, responsibility and involvement.

The Association:
provides a nationwide organizational structure to stimulate and coordinate the concerns and activities of local groups of college women for constructive work in education, public and civic affairs and human relations;

encourages the extension of the professional acumen and disciplines of college women to a leadership role on local, national and international levels;

promote a closer union and fellowship among college women.

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