FOURTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 23, 1978
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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."
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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
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Raymond and Deena Reid
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Iris was back home in Kinzua
Sunday evening complete with
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miston Friday night to visit haired baby.
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