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FOURTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 23, 1978 Hugi iVo&fe - rom saddle o Kinzua news Barbara Pike 768-2861 Is-trvtT.. tr alls 40 j . '' 1 I V 1 f 5 Hugh Noble's cowboy boots, at first glance, may not look too much different from any other pair in Heppner but they are unique he made them himself. Noble set up a small' shoe repair business in Dean's Second Hand Store in January and has been quietly plying his trade there ever since. He doesn't offer custom made boots such as he makes for himself and his family, though. "It's too hard to compete with the shoe stores," he said, estimating that the hand-crafted boots would cost about $150 with the labor and materials involved. A former 'buckaroo' on ranches all over Eastern Oregon, Noble learned the boot making and shoe repair ing trade six years ago in Lakeview from his late broth er Charles. He decided to take up the leather craft after a tumble with a horse left him with a broken back. Hugh Noble taps on a new sole. Noble lived in Paisley for about five years before com ing here, running a tavern and working on the PX ranch. A leg injury laid him up, and he decided to settle in Heppner after visiting relatives here. "I like the people and it's not near as cold in the winter as in that Lakeview country," Noble explained. Noble, tapping away at a new sole on an old boot, said he could repair any kind of shoe "if it's not too far gone." f I "ty ....... if -'V ' , v .( " y UZ' ;f iff? $ " 1 ( ft t t I WEDDING & SOCIAL STATIONERY 676-9228 3!JC37DGI We are pleased to announce that we will now have a t.v. serviceman in the Heppner area once a week. If you should need us, give us a call. 507-2201 YOUR SERVICE MINDED STORE QtOfOl i w j FURNITURE 567-2201 - T V. and APPLIANCE SERVICE Adults $7.75 Children $4.00 We'll Carve For llaster! Complete Service Dinners.. .Prepared To Order and Served To Your Table Prime Rib Roast Oven Browned Potato Green Beans with Creamed Mushrooms Creamed Horseradish Individual Loaf of Bread Creme Pie Selection For Dessert Baked Ham with Pineapple Candied Sweet Potatoes Fresh Tomato Stuffed with Spiced Rice Individual Loaf of Bread Adults $6.50 Creme Pie Selection For Dessert Chidren $3 50 Children Hamburgers Available...$1.00 A' I v y n ? Jc Your Dinner Also Includes West of Willow's Regular Salad Bar Plus Special Fruit Salads and Your Choice of Beverage....Coffee, Tea, Milk or Soft Drinks XT- Dinner Served Easter Sunday Regular Menu Not Available Until 5 p.m.' i n 8 r Don and Chris Springer are the parents of a girl born with the Pete Peterson family. Saturday Ray and Deena March 5 at the Hood River pined Shirley Peterson, Mark Hospital, ;The baby who Jn . . , . n am . Peterson and Sam Huston in a weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces at birth has been named Katrina u . Dawn. She is the Springers' first child. Grandparents are Mrs. Iris Morley, Kinzua, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Springer of Hood two boys competed in the Free Style Wrestling Qualifica tions. Mark placed second in his weight class, making him eligible to compete in the state mia. fB- - meet Rivpr Oeat-erandDarents ' , rP Nelson Harper, Avondale, Iris Morley was in Hood Penn. D.J. Morley, Shady valley, Tenn.; Mrs. Springer, Hood River; and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padberg, Heppner. Raymond and Deena Reid River Wednesday to welcome her daughter and grandaugh ter home from the hospital. Iris was back home in Kinzua Sunday evening complete with and daughters went to Her- pictures of the chubby, dark miston Friday night to visit haired baby. ', EXTRA CASH FROM UNWANTED ITEMS SELL WITH CLASSIFIEDS 676-9228 i Say it the floral way.... with our lovely Easter lily plants or cut flower bouquet Prices start at $8.50 Sending Flowers? CALL 676-9426 if FLO UJ EH SHOP KM We've been your printer for a lot of vears. When the two pictures below were taken in 1912, shortly after the consolidation of the Heppner Gazette and the Heppner Times, we had been A , p printing and publishing for 29 years. In the top photo, Vawter Crawford and ll:' his son, Spencer, and daughter, Janet, pose behind the veteran Campbell press. In the photo to the right, Janet (Mrs. LeRoy Jones) poses with the firm's Simplex Typesetting machine. While considered innovative at the time, it's said that Janet's somber exDression was the W. .V- WMMMMiuMuaaitoMiWJUMijifa - result of her trials and tribulations brought on by the exasperating actions of , ? ; V-ll the Simplex : :f;v'.','j..v','".'v . t- ; - :. :'!: i't' t -7 . vT C . . t pCf': yCyj V " : . . IJ . ' V k a 1 - - , , t i fc i ' i j ( ;, p f 1 .. .lts -. ,.. ... - ; ... .w i f " I' .. it imn i ntim ii n-l i.n ni.i.i. il ;;.n. . n rm .mm-fm-rwm-Pi- - wmmmmssmmmgi i Please meet ! ' Tn j". 1 R.on Jordan, ? "r '- ' ' ' I J & your printer. Sv 15 v 4 fii Now approaching our 95th year as L- . " t 'V printers and publishers, we'd like to fe? r f "v 1 ' j J " introduce Ron Jordan, your printer ,V. t - " " I ';' - at The Gazette-Times. Ron stands 'h J ;v4 -.. J. r;! behind his Multilith 1850 offset 4 - -V A - ' ' 5 press "the workhorse" on which V"N - ' " f j -r' ? - most business forms, letterheads, iV' ' "' " C.--! " envelopes and' personal stationery .. , - ''Tl..- "f - " '' '"-v 'M'v'v - are printed. Replacing the Simplex - - . -l;- . ''. ," are advanced, computerized photo- , ; M J '3' typesetting machines that enable us ' i ' 7 C- 3 s '"'v..; v'f r. to print quality at economical J V --- ; prices. In addition we are dealers for r; 2a-siI. ' u- i ' .. J"' ' k Moore Business Forms, Rediform - " i J - J' '"l and Standard Accounting Systems. ' FV'"- f' : v T?t$ -f!4ffi THGAZETTETIME V -ry" V f-loimmtr Print ore iPnhlic&horA ' ItMlli S I v., tv -
