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	John C. ~~Friġġieri~~ was a writer and radio producer.		John C. Friggieri was a writer and radio producer.

	John was born in [[Floriana]] on 27 April 1915. He attended [[St Albert Central School]] and the [[Dockyard Technical College]]. Between 1931 and 1935 he worked asstorehouse boy the [[RNA Deport]] bejn 1931-1935, subsequently becoming a Dockyard employee in 1935. In 1964 he was appointed Civil Secretary to the Admiral and later he was promoted to Superintendent, a position he occupied until his retirement in October 1975.		John was born in [[Floriana]] on 27 April 1915. He attended [[St Albert Central School]] and the [[Dockyard Technical College]]. Between 1931 and 1935 he worked asstorehouse boy the [[RNA Deport]] bejn 1931-1935, subsequently becoming a Dockyard employee in 1935. In 1964 he was appointed Civil Secretary to the Admiral and later he was promoted to Superintendent, a position he occupied until his retirement in October 1975.

	~~Friġġieri~~ was very keen on three things in his spare time: writing, drama, and football. He served as President of the literary association [[L-Għaqda Letterarja Maltija]] (1953-1973 and 1976-1978) and edited the association's magazine 'Forum'. In 1978 he was made Lifetime Honorary President of the association. Thoughout his tenure with [[L-~~Għhaqda~~ Letterarja Maltija]] he also produced various literary programmes and radio plays on the [[Rediffusion]] cable radio service. One of the most popular of these radio programmes was called '''Mill-Ġnejna Maltija.'''		Friggieri was very keen on three things in his spare time: writing, drama, and football. He served as President of the literary association [[L-Għaqda Letterarja Maltija]] (1953-1973 and 1976-1978) and edited the association's magazine 'Forum'. In 1978 he was made Lifetime Honorary President of the association. Thoughout his tenure with [[L-Għaqda Letterarja Maltija]] he also produced various literary programmes and radio plays on the [[Rediffusion]] cable radio service. One of the most popular of these radio programmes was called '''Mill-Ġnejna Maltija.'''

	His other passion, football, saw him as one of the founders of [[Lija Athletics FC]], serving as club secretary and president betwen 1948 and 1959. In 1951 he was also a member of the MFA committee for 2nd and 3rd division clubs. Friggieri was also involved in other aspects of social life in Lija. He co-established the Lija branch of the [[Malta Playing Field Association]] with [[Mabel Strickland]] and co-founder of the [[Lija Civic Council]] in 1954. Between 1975 u 1979 he established and edited the magazine Villa Lija, which was one of the first Maltese civil publications dedicated a particular town or village.		His other passion, football, saw him as one of the founders of [[Lija Athletics FC]], serving as club secretary and president betwen 1948 and 1959. In 1951 he was also a member of the MFA committee for 2nd and 3rd division clubs. Friggieri was also involved in other aspects of social life in Lija. He co-established the Lija branch of the [[Malta Playing Field Association]] with [[Mabel Strickland]] and co-founder of the [[Lija Civic Council]] in 1954. Between 1975 u 1979 he established and edited the magazine Villa Lija, which was one of the first Maltese civil publications dedicated a particular town or village.

	John C. ~~Friġġieri~~ wrote several essays, short stories, poem, and radio plays u radju drammi. His publication include ''X’Tistenna l-Knisja mill-Ġenituri Insara'' (1962), ''Daħk bl-Irħis'' (1979), and ''Daqqu l-ħdax'' (1982). He also translated two novels from English by [[A.E. Wilson]] '''F’Idejn Tiberju''' (1970) and '''It-Tradiment''' (1987) as well as [[A. Ronco']]s '''Wisq Aktar Minn Makna.'''		John C. Friggieri wrote several essays, short stories, poem, and radio plays u radju drammi. His publication include ''X’Tistenna l-Knisja mill-Ġenituri Insara'' (1962), ''Daħk bl-Irħis'' (1979), and ''Daqqu l-ħdax'' (1982). He also translated two novels from English by [[A.E. Wilson]] '''F’Idejn Tiberju''' (1970) and '''It-Tradiment''' (1987) as well as [[A. Ronco']]s '''Wisq Aktar Minn Makna.'''

	He married Mary Cachia on 4 February 1945 in Lija. Their four children are Joe, Donald, Albert and Marie Louise.		He married Mary Cachia on 4 February 1945 in Lija. Their four children are Joe, Donald, Albert and Marie Louise.
	He died on 8 November 2007 at the age of 92		He died on 8 November 2007 at the age of 92

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John C. Friġġieri was a writer and radio producer.

John was born in [[Floriana]] on 27 April 1915. He attended [[St Albert Central School]] and the [[Dockyard Technical College]]. Between 1931 and 1935 he worked asstorehouse boy the [[RNA Deport]] bejn 1931-1935, subsequently becoming a Dockyard employee in 1935. In 1964 he was appointed Civil Secretary to the Admiral and later he was promoted to Superintendent, a position he occupied until his retirement in October 1975.

Friġġieri was very keen on three things in his spare time: writing, drama, and football. He served as President of the literary association [[L-Għaqda Letterarja Maltija]] (1953-1973 and 1976-1978) and edited the association's magazine 'Forum'. In 1978 he was made Lifetime Honorary President of the association. Thoughout his tenure with [[L-Għhaqda Letterarja Maltija]] he also produced various literary programmes and radio plays on the [[Rediffusion]] cable radio service. One of the most popular of these radio programmes was called '''Mill-Ġnejna Maltija.'''

His other passion, football, saw him as one of the founders of [[Lija Athletics FC]], serving as club secretary and president betwen 1948 and 1959. In 1951 he was also a member of the MFA committee for 2nd and 3rd division clubs. Friggieri was also involved in other aspects of social life in Lija. He co-established the Lija branch of the [[Malta Playing Field Association]] with [[Mabel Strickland]] and co-founder of the [[Lija Civic Council]] in 1954. Between 1975 u 1979 he established and edited the magazine Villa Lija, which was one of the first Maltese civil publications dedicated a particular town or village.

John C. Friġġieri wrote several essays, short stories, poem, and radio plays u radju drammi. His publication include ''X’Tistenna l-Knisja mill-Ġenituri Insara'' (1962), ''Daħk bl-Irħis'' (1979), and ''Daqqu l-ħdax'' (1982). He also translated two novels from English by [[A.E. Wilson]] '''F’Idejn Tiberju''' (1970) and '''It-Tradiment''' (1987) as well as [[A. Ronco']]s '''Wisq Aktar Minn Makna.'''

He married Mary Cachia on 4 February 1945 in Lija. Their four children are Joe, Donald, Albert and Marie Louise.
He died on 8 November 2007 at the age of 92

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