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	'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radju Malta]] announcer from [[~~Msida~~]].		'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radju Malta]] announcer from [[l-Imsida]].
	[[File:Maryrosejohnson.jpg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mary Rose Johnson]]		[[File:Maryrosejohnson.jpg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mary Rose Johnson]]
	She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].		She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].

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	She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].		She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].

	Although her original career choice was to be a school teacher, she became a professional broadcast following a formal request for announcers. During her initial six months of training, she worked directly with [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[Ida ~~Hurle~~ Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].		Although her original career choice was to be a school teacher, she became a professional broadcast following a formal request for announcers. During her initial six months of training, she worked directly with [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[Ida Hurl Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].

	Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English, as a part time. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.		Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English, as a part time. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.

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	Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English, as a part time. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.		Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English, as a part time. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.

	Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] in 2001 as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[~~Radio~~ Malta]] till she finished from the job in 2004 from PBS in the early retirement.		Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] in 2001 as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radju Malta]] till she finished from the job in 2004 from PBS in the early retirement.

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	'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[~~Radio~~ Malta]] announcer from [[Msida]].		'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radju Malta]] announcer from [[Msida]].
	[[File:Maryrosejohnson.jpg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mary Rose Johnson]]		[[File:Maryrosejohnson.jpg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mary Rose Johnson]]
	She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].		She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].

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	Although her original career choice was to be a school teacher, she became a professional broadcast following a formal request for announcers. During her initial six months of training, she worked directly with [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[Ida Hurle Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].		Although her original career choice was to be a school teacher, she became a professional broadcast following a formal request for announcers. During her initial six months of training, she worked directly with [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[Ida Hurle Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].

	Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.		Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English, as a part time. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.

	In the process she frequently met, and sometimes interviewed, popular foreign singers and personalities like [[Orietta Berti]], [[Eduardo Vianello]], [[Pupo]], [[Cliff Richard]], [[David Essex]], [[Tom Meyer]] (a Happy Station presenter).		Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] in 2001 as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radio Malta]] till she finished from the job in 2004 from PBS in the early retirement.

	Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radio Malta]].

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	'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radio Malta]] announcer from [[Msida]].		'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radio Malta]] announcer from [[Msida]].
			[[File:Maryrosejohnson.jpg.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mary Rose Johnson]]
	She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].		She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].

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	'''Mary Rose Johnson''' ~~was~~ born on 28 September, 1952 at [[~~Msida~~]]~~. She was an~~ announcer ~~on the well know~~ [[~~Rediffusion~~]].		'''Mary Rose Johnson''' (born 28 September 1952) is a retired [[Rediffusion]] and [[Radio Malta]] announcer from [[Msida]].

	She was educated in the Msida Primary School~~, knows as School of Coloursamd then in~~ St. Louis Grammar School Sliema		She was educated at the [[Msida Primary School]] and [[St. Louis Grammar School]] in [[Sliema]].

	~~Mary Rose never intend to going for Broadcasting, always wanted~~ to be a teacher~~, but one day~~, she ~~was listening to the Rediffusion and there was~~ a request for announcers. ~~She applied and after~~ six months of training she ~~was chossing. Taught by great iconas in Maltese Broadcasting history like~~ [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[~~Hurles~~ Ida Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].		Although her original career choice was to be a school teacher, she became a professional broadcast following a formal request for announcers. During her initial six months of training, she worked directly with [[Charles Arrigo]], [[Victor Galdes]], [[Victor Aquilina]], [[Ida Hurle Hobbs]], [[Joan Azzopardi]] and [[Liliana Bencini]].

	~~She presented many programs, first started~~ on ~~the ‘A Network’ of~~ Rediffusion, ~~then she set them~~ English ~~language programs~~. ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', ''Folk Music''. ~~When reducing~~ the ~~DJ as announcer was our duty to do our program instead~~. ~~Then she move for switch ‘B Network’~~ and started full time career. ~~Got programs intended for~~ immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (~~The Ring~~)~~. Programs morning~~, ~~lie~~		Her initial duties were on Rediffusion's A Network, which broadcast in English. She introduced various programmes, such as ''Listeners' Choice'', ''Gospel Music'', ''Evening Star'', ''Siesta Time'', and ''Folk Music''. Eventually she moved to the B Network, broadcasting exclusively in Maltese. and started full time career. Among the first programmes she worked on was one involving Maltese immigrants, named ''Il-Ħolqa'' (the link), other programmes included ''L-Għażla tas-Semmiegħa'' (Listeners' Choice), and ''Għoddni Tiegħek'' (Yours Faithfully), among many others.
	''L-~~għazla~~ tas-~~semmiegħa~~'' (~~The choice of listeners~~), ''Għoddni ~~tiegħek~~'' ( Yours ~~faithfully~~), ~~Programs for Christmas and even something small for child too~~.

	~~Many things~~ and ~~episodes happened~~ sometimes, ~~but since they were comic with regards mistakes~~ and ~~things behind the microphone~~, ~~today ‘I call them nice memories’~~.		In the process she frequently met, and sometimes interviewed, popular foreign singers and personalities like [[Orietta Berti]], [[Eduardo Vianello]], [[Pupo]], [[Cliff Richard]], [[David Essex]], [[Tom Meyer]] (a Happy Station presenter).

	~~Mary Rose got~~ the ~~opportunity to meet with great famous singers and personalities like Orietta Berti~~, ~~Edoardo Vianello, Pupo, Cliff Richard, David Essex, Tom Meyer (a presenter on Happy Station)~~.		Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radio Malta]].

	~~On Tv Mary Rose made some interviews and pubblicity only but for a short time her loved was always the radio.~~

	~~When the duty Annoucers where absolete in the station she continued to work at PBS as a Secretary for five years till she finished from the job.~~

	~~Nowday Mary Rose Johnson is still a listener. She said ‘Yes Broadcasting is a drug, once touching him difficult cuts away from it’~~

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	Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] in 2001 as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radio Malta]] till she finished from the job in 2004 from PBS in the early retirement.		Johnson worked on TV briefly but abandoned any further involvement in favour of radio. Towards the end of her career, she was assigned clerical duties at [[PBS]] in 2001 as continuity announcers were removed from the broadcasting style of [[Radio Malta]] till she finished from the job in 2004 from PBS in the early retirement.



			==See also==
			[[:Category:Mary Rose Johnson Photos]]