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	NOLL, Joseph. (Muscatine, IA-- ). In 1971, Noll, a graduate of St. Ambrose College in Davenport, was a supervisor of community services for [[AREA RESIDENTIAL CARE]] in Dubuque. In that year he was a member of a steering committee for a trial program providing ecumenical religion lasses for the trainable mentally retarded of the Dubuque area. Through their efforts with 101 adult and high-school volunteers, 70 trainable retarded, primarily children, met Tuesday evenings for religion instruction at the Area Residential Care Center. (1) In May of that year he presented a slide show he produced, "He Ain't Heavy," to the delegates of the Youth-Iowa Association for Retarded Children. (2)		NOLL, Joseph. (Muscatine, IA-- ). In 1971, Noll, a graduate of St. Ambrose College in Davenport, was a supervisor of community services for what beame [[AREA RESIDENTIAL CARE, INC.]] in Dubuque. In that year he was a member of a steering committee for a trial program providing ecumenical religion lasses for the trainable mentally retarded of the Dubuque area. Through their efforts with 101 adult and high-school volunteers, 70 trainable retarded, primarily children, met Tuesday evenings for religion instruction at the Area Residential Care Center. (1) In May of that year he presented a slide show he produced, "He Ain't Heavy," to the delegates of the Youth-Iowa Association for Retarded Children. (2)

	Noll was one of the charter members of what became the Jackson Park Neighborhood Association.		Noll was one of the charter members of what became the Jackson Park Neighborhood Association.

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NOLL, Joseph. (Muscatine, IA-- ). In 1971, Noll, a graduate of St. Ambrose College in Davenport, was a supervisor of community services for [[AREA RESIDENTIAL CARE]] in Dubuque. In that year he was a member of a steering committee for a trial program providing ecumenical religion lasses for the trainable mentally retarded of the Dubuque area. Through their efforts with 101 adult and high-school volunteers, 70 trainable retarded, primarily children, met Tuesday evenings for religion instruction at the Area Residential Care Center. (1) In May of that year he presented a slide show he produced, "He Ain't Heavy," to the delegates of the Youth-Iowa Association for Retarded Children. (2)

Noll was one of the charter members of what became the Jackson Park Neighborhood Association.

In 2009 he was appointed one of the at-large community representatives to the Crime Prevention Task Force in Dubuque to study the causes and develop a plan to address crime in the city.

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Sources:

1. "Program for the Retarded Expanded," Telegraph-Herald, February 25, 1971, p. 11

2. "Convention Participant," ''Telegraph-Herald'', May 27, 1971, p. 7

3. "Crime Prevention Task Force," ''Telegraph Herald,'' October 6, 2009, p. 3

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