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	John Noakes
		Noakes worked as an aircraft engine fitter and then as an actor, before he became a ''Blue Peter'' presenter in 1965, joining Christopher Trace and Valerie Singleton.
		Trace left the programme in 1967, and was replaced by Peter Purves, thus creating the famous "Val, John and Pete" line-up that lasted until 1972, probably the most popular set of presenters the programme has had in its long history.
		One question was "Whatever happened to John Noakes and Shep?" Noakes and his wife appeared on the show to reveal what he'd been up to since disappearing from television, and during the course of the interview, Noakes tearfully revealed that Shep had died just days beforehand.
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		John Noakes (born 6 March 1934, in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England) is a British actor, presenter and television personality, best known for co-presenting the BBC children's magazine programme Blue Peter in the 1960s and 1970s.
		Noakes worked as an aircraft engine fitter and then as an actor (appearing on television in programmes such as the military police drama series Redcap), before he became a Blue Peter presenter on 30 December 1965, joining Christopher Trace and Valerie Singleton.
		One question was 'Whatever happened to John Noakes and Shep?' Noakes and his wife appeared on the show on 20 January 1987 to reveal what he had been doing since retiring from television, and during the course of the interview, Noakes tearfully revealed that Shep had died just days beforehand.
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	AYUP! In praise of John Noakes
		John Noakes, trained to the max as part of this bobsleigh crew, finished the Cresta Run hurtling along the ice and over the finish line flat on his back with his buttocks acting as a brake.
		John, still fired up on the adrenalin of reliving the Cresta Run, leaps up from the couch and drops his pants on live telly to show every kid in Britain that his right cheek is just one huge bruise in livid tones of grey.
		John, with that big daredevil grin of his, would have just sky-dived straight down through it and landed squarely on his feet without a scratch, ready to have another go at it all over again (with maybe a bruise or two to show for his adventures).
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	BBC - I Love Blue Peter - John Noakes presenter biography
		Born in Shelf, John was educated at Rishworth School where he excelled in cross-country running and gymnastics.
		John said he survived the gruelling job of presenting Blue Peter by "developing this idiot called John Noakes" as his on-screen persona.
		In 1982 John and his wife set sail to travel the world, but were shipwrecked in a hurricane.
	www.bbc.co.uk /cult/classic/bluepeter/presenters/noakes.shtml (0 words)

	CAIS :: John E. Noakes, Ph.D. : Selected Publications
		Noakes, J.E., S.E. Noakes, D.K. Dvoracek, and P.B. Bush, 1999.
		Noakes, J.E., S.E. Noakes, D.K. Dvoracek, R.A. Culp, and P.B. Bush, 1999.
		Hofstetter, K.J., P.R. Cable, D.M. Beals, J.E. Noakes, J.D. Spaulding, M.P. Neary, and R. Peterson, 1997.
	www.uga.edu /~cais/publications/author/noakes_j.htm (379 words)

	Noakes Boat and Shipyards
		The Noakes Youth aim is to create opportunities for Australians between the ages of 15 and 25 in careers, physical fitness, yachting, and to raise their social and community conscience.
		Noakes well known background in rigging meant lifting large vessels, a task that requires substantial knowledge and finesse, was second nature and therefore made it the obvious choice for powerboats and yachts alike.
		Noakes standard of consistency and quality is carried through at each of our respective locations, ensuring peace of mind for cruising sailors, powerboat owners and commercial operators covering virtually the entire eastern seaboard of Australia.
	www.noakes.net.au /history_1.html (839 words)

	John Watt - biog
		John is a natural wordsmith and most of the time he has chosen song as the vehicle to bear his words.
		John's father Gordon and his uncle, Miller, both played in the Dunfermline amateur orchestra (there is a sepia-coloured photograph of them both in the Dunfermline museum c1908) whilst his aunt Phyllis trained in Leipzig as a concert pianist.
		John's father wasn't the greatest at encouraging others but, in the land where "it's no bad" is considered high praise, perhaps this is not surprising.
	www.folkmusic.net /johnwatt/wattjo_biog.htm (1339 words)

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		JOHN THOMAS NOAKES, the oldest son of John Hubbard and Susan Amelia Childs Noakes, was born in Springville, Utah, February 16, 1865.
		The Noakes family settled in Springville where they were prosperous farmers, while the Guymon family was among those chosen to settle land in all parts of the State, finally making their home in Fountain Green, Utah.
		John worked for contractors while Millie cared for her little family, raised a garden, milked cows, made her own butter, raised chickens, etc. On one occasion, she sold one ton of good hay for $3.00 and bought shoes for the children to start school.
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	John Noakes Information
		John Noakes (born March 6 1934) is a British actor, presenter and television personality, best known for co-presenting the BBC children's magazine programme Blue Peter in the 1960s and 1970s.
		Trace left the programme in 1967, and was replaced by Peter Purves, thus creating the famous 'Val, John and Pete' line-up that lasted until 1972, probably the most popular set of presenters the programme has had in its long history.
		One question was 'Whatever happened to John Noakes and Shep?' Noakes and his wife appeared on the show to reveal what he'd been up to since disappearing from television, and during the course of the interview, Noakes tearfully revealed that Shep had died just days beforehand.
	www.bookrags.com /John_Noakes (696 words)

	John Noakes - Obituary 2006
		John Noakes was born in London in 1938, the only child of John and Molly Noakes.
		Among his earliest memories was returning from sheltering in an air raid shelter during a German raid on London in World War 2, to find a hole in the ground where the family home had been and fragments of furniture on the roof of the shelter at the end of the street.
		John Noakes, who died on January 5, aged 67, is survived by his wife, Jennepher, and his son, Neal.
	www.webs4u.co.nz /bsa/john-obit.html (874 words)

	John Noakes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Noakes (born March 6, 1934, in Shelf, Halifax, Yorkshire, England) is a British actor, presenter and television personality, best known for co-presenting the BBC children's magazine programme Blue Peter in the 1960s and 1970s.
		Noakes usually played the role of action man in the programme.
		One question was 'Whatever happened to John Noakes and Shep?' Noakes and his wife appeared on the show to reveal what he'd been up to since disappearing from television, and during the course of the interview, Noakes tearfully revealed that Shep had died just days beforehand.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Noakes (729 words)

	John Noakes - Obituary 2006
		John Noakes was born in London in 1938, the only child of John and Molly Noakes.
		Among his earliest memories was returning from sheltering in an air raid shelter during a German raid on London in World War 2, to find a hole in the ground where the family home had been and fragments of furniture on the roof of the shelter at the end of the street.
		John Noakes, who died on January 5, aged 67, is survived by his wife, Jennepher, and his son, Neal.
	webs4u.co.nz /bsa/john-obit.html (874 words)

	George A A (Jim) Hooper's family history - Person Page 65
		John Neville was born in 1471 at Liversedge, Birstall, Yorkshire.
		John Newson was the son of Caleb Newson and Jane Fawler.
		John Niles was the son of Thomas Niles and Elizabeth Ashby.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~linleymh/Jim-p/p65.htm (2110 words)

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		Noakes' discrimination complaint against Gabel Stone was filed on December 14, 1998, with the Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration.
		In his affidavit, Noakes states that he was required, in order to qualify for unemployment benefits, to engage in at least two employment inquiries each week, and that he consistently met or exceeded that standard.
		Noakes also set forth how he was required, in order to qualify for food stamps, to register with a "work search organization," and that he sought employment through temporary employment agencies and "network[ed] through friends and family." Id. at 2, ¶3.
	www.fmshrc.gov /decisions/commission/ce200075.txt (2321 words)

	Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) - Office of the SolicitorSecretary of Labor on behalf of John Noakes v. ...
		In his affidavit, Noakes states that he was required, in order to qualify for unemployment benefits, to engage in at least two employment inquiries each week, and that he consistently met or exceeded that standard.
		Noakes also set forth how he was required, in order to qualify for food stamps, to register with a "work search organization," and that he sought employment through temporary employment agencies and "network[ed] through friends and family." Id.
		However, the judge correctly held that Noakes' statements must be understood in the context in which they were provided: he was attending school in the evening, and had been discharged from a full-time day position.
	www.msha.gov /SOLICITOR/FMSHRC/decision/0111xxx1.htm (2280 words)

	John Noakes and Peter Purves
		John Noakes worked as an aircraft engine fitter and then as an actor before he became a Blue Peter presenter in 1965.
		After Patch's death, Noakes was given another pet dog, Shep, a border collie.
		In 1982, John and his wife set sail to travel around the world but were shipwrecked in a hurricane.
	www.five.tv /programmes/worstcelebritydriver/drivers/johnandpeter (256 words)

	WATERHOUSE: John William Waterhouse: Latest News and Website Updates
		Plans are afoot for a John William Waterhouse exhibition in 2008/9.
		The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was published on 23rd September 2004, an illustrated collection of 50,000 specially written biographies of the men and women who shaped all aspects of Britain's past, from the fourth century BC to the year 2000.
		John William Waterhouse by Aubrey Noakes was published in winter 2004 (192 pages; ISBN 1904449395).
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	John Noakes
		Thomas Noakes, George Noakes, John Hubbard Noakes Immigrants from Udimore, Sussex, England to Ohio, Utah Pioneers...
		Thomsa Noakes, George Noakes, John Hubbard Noakes from Udimore, Sussex, England, Immigrants to Ohio, Utah Pioneers from Nauvoo to Salt Lake City, Brigham City, Springville, Charleston and Park City, Utah.
		John Noakes (born March 6 1934) is a British actor, presenter and television personality, best known for co-presenting...
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	The Will of John NOAKES
		And I declare that neither of them my said Executrix Executors and Trustees shall be answerable any further than for her or his own actual receipts and payments nor for any loss which may happen to any part of my property unless arising through her or his own willful Act or neglect.
		John Noakes signed sealed published and declared by the said John Noakes the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence have subscribed our names as witnesses.
		The Will of John Noakes late of Burwash within the Archdeaconry of Lewes, Farmer, deceased, was proved the twenty second day of July in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty Before the Reverend John Burrell Hayley Clerk Surrogate and so forth.
	www.mandywillard.co.uk /surnames/noakes/will_john.htm (552 words)

	BBC News \| ENTERTAINMENT \| Blue Peter 'for over-35s'
		John Noakes, Peter Purves and Valerie Singleton, whose names are still familiar to those aged over 30, aim to show older viewers "how to fill their time".
		John Noakes, 66, known for his madcap escapades and his affection for the show's border collie, Shep, said they hoped to recreate their memorable combination of entertainment and education.
		Noakes, Purves and Singleton have discussed plans for a peak-time magazine show and will present proposals to Lorraine Heggessy, controller of BBC One, next month, the paper reports.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/1118337.stm (399 words)

	Enterprise Customer Team - MSDN - Microsoft UK
		John Noakes works in the Developer and Platform Evangelism Group at Microsoft Ltd. His role is business development in its nature and is specifically aimed at working with Microsoft Partners and system integrators to help win large mission-critical projects using the Microsoft.NET development platform.
		This activity is particularly targeted at the largest enterprises in the UK and, as such, John spends a good proportion of his time working with Microsoft's global systems integration and application vendors.
		Before joining the IT industry, John spent 14 years in the Merchant Navy as a Navigating Officer, with the latter three years as Captain.
	www.microsoft.com /uk/msdn/team/John_Noakes.mspx (202 words)

	John Noakes' Bus Shelter Art - Careys Bay (Site not responding. Last check: )
		You may be aware that recently the John Noakes art work at the Careys Bay bus shelter was painted over.
		I believe that the John Noakes bus shelters are a valuable feature of Dunedin's culture and that we should, as artists, lobby to have them maintained, not destroyed.
		I am trying to convince both the DCC and Cushla Martini that John should be contracted to re-paint the Careys Bay bus shelter.
	lists.otago.ac.nz /pipermail/creative-dunedin/2003-May/000589.html (198 words)

	Family Stories at Eeyore's Thistle Patch in The Hundred Acre Wood(lawn)
		Emma Noakes-Huff was born in Springville, Utah on January 26, 1889, the daughter of John Thomas Noakes and Amilla (Millie) Ann Guyman-Noakes.
		Uncle Clarence sent for Grandma Noakes when Emma fell ill. She took Emma and the girls on the train to Ogden to stay with Aunt Pearl.
		Shortly thereafter, John Huff died at 38 years of age on March 8, 1924, in the Castle Gate Mine disaster.
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		John Doe, Richard Roe, John o'Noakes, and Tom Styles are the four sons of "Mrs.
		"Since John was such a common English name, it came to be used as the name of the average, typical fellow by the 14th century.
		By then 'John Doe' and 'Richard Roe' were already used as substitute names on legal documents in England to protect the identities of the two witnesses needed for every legal action (such as the Magna Charta in 1215).
	plateaupress.com.au /wfw/johnorja.htm (283 words)

	The TV Cream Guide to Television Presenters
		John was originally an actor, as most BLUE PETER presenters were, and after an apprenticeship on the likes of Z CARS, he was plucked to join Chris Trace and Val Singleton in 1966, allowing the show to be presented by three people rather than two.
		Noakes was the logical choice if you wanted to someone to swim the Serpentine on Christmas Day or bomb down the Cresta Run at a hundred miles per hour, and he could do it all while providing furiously gabbled commentary.
		Indeed when Noakes left in 1978, the show went into a downward spiral for a few years and went through dozens of presenters trying to find somebody with that special Noakes magic.
	tv.cream.org /specialassignments/presenters/n.htm (1552 words)

	It's a Wonderful Life
		To add insult to injury, the film's producer and director, Frank Capra, was reported to have "associated with left-wing groups and, on one other occasion to have made a picture which was decidedly socialist in nature--'Mr.
		And, the triumph of George Bailey (Jimmy Stewart) represented the triumph of the common man, thus satisfying the second condition.
		Noakes is available to discuss the history of FBI's surveillance of Hollywood, "It's a Wonderful Life," and the relationship between the FBI's investigations and the ensuing Hollywood Blacklist.
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	The Hindu : Karnataka / Bangalore News : Having a ball on the tennis court
		Guiding them was John Noakes, an International Tennis Federation expert hailing from the Netherlands, who was in town as part of the "ITF Silver Fund" scheme to develop wheelchair game all around the world.
		Assisting Noakes on the court were B.M. Ramesh, the chief coach of the KSLTA and Boniface Prabhu, the lone Indian player who is active on the international wheelchair tennis circuit.
		Noakes ended his three-day clinic here by presenting mementos to youngsters from the APD.
	www.hindu.com /2005/12/19/stories/2005121915940200.htm (568 words)

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