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Copyright 2001 - 2020 James Thomas Westbrook --- All Rights Reserved --- The author exercises any and all rights of exclusivity he is lawfully entitled to pursuant U.S. Copyright Law as a literary property. --- "1979" is a copyrighted non-fiction book technically speaking, and was first registered with the U.S. Copyright Office on December 31st 2001. ---- The author also exercises any and all copyright protection he is entitled to as a graphic artist,regarding the copyrighted photo art montages included thereon each and every one of the title pages of Parts 1 through 13 as well as the various Sub-Parts contained in Parts 1 through 13 of "1979". This also applies to the Epilogue to it. --- Any and all inquiries regarding "1979"/1979westbrook.com may be submitted to me by e-mail at: 79westbrook@protonmail.com or Westbrook79@Yandex.Com

Index Page To Part 5 -- Sub Parts 1 - 4 Thereof
"1979" / 1979westbrook.com

Part 5 has 4 Sub Parts -- and covers the circumstances & events of my life in Portland, Oregon during that time period from September 13th 1975 through September 30, 1976, during which time I made trips to Yreka, Northern California, Olympia, Washington.

These memories as viewed through the prism of my 'minds eye' as I sat sequestered in my apartment in West Slope near Portland from March 24th 1979 through March 25 1979

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Part 5 Sub Pt 1
-- This Sub Part describes my work routine and life in Portland from September 13, 1975 -- December 31, 1975.

Part 5 Sub Pt 2
-- This covers my life in Portland from January 1, 1976 -- April 30, 1976 and the start of my furniture making endeavors there.

Part 5 Sub Pt 3
-- This is an account of life in Portland from May 1, 1976 --July 31, 1976 and my trips to the Northern California and Oregon coast to get materials for burl wood tables, with the financial backing of a local 'pot' dealer.


Part 5 Sub Pt 4
-- This recounts my the winding down of the failed burl table business from August 1, 1976 -- September 30, 1976 and the move Karen and I made from house at the corner of NE 58th and Burnside to an upstairs apartment located on SE 16th near Belmont Ave.