Volume One, Number Three: March 1971

Here is Volume 1, Number 3 of Women's Press,  published in Eugene, Oregon in March 1971.

Table of Contents (With Links to Articles)

• Cover --  Page 1
• Articles on sex discrimination and the law -- Page 2
• Women at meeting of Chicana/o organizers at Nyssa -- Page 3
• Articles about living peacefully with nature -- Page 4
• Handywoman: Bicycle repair and how to repair an appliance cord -- Page 5
• Things men can do (to support women's liberation) -- Page 6
• Day Care Chart (of Eugene, OR day care providers) -- Page 7
• Day care articles -- Page 8 and Page 9
• History of University of Oregon student child-care co-op -- Page 10
• "A Golden Canary Sings" -- first-person account from former topless waitress -- Page 10
• Letters -- Page 10
• Women and the [Vietnam] War -- Page 11
• Articles on Bernadette Devlin, moulding workers strike, and poetry -- Page 12
• Reviews -- Page 13
• "Bible Stories" -- Page 14
• Information and Classified Ads -- Page 15
• "International Women's Day" -- Page 16
• "Tales of Suffrage" -- Page 16
• "Grandma Brown": How she crossed the prairie to Oregon City in 1846 -- Page 16

I was interested (though not surprised, actually) that my web browser's spell checker in the year 2013 still did not recognize the word "handywoman." For those of you who might not be familiar with Bernadette Devlin, she is an Irish socialist and former member of the United Kingdom Parliament. A link to her Wikipedia biography is here.