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• Lino Spiteri
  '''Lino Spiteri''' born in [[Qormi]] on 21 September 1938, was a journalist, economist, and politician He received his education, at The Lyceum, Malta, Plater College (1966-1968), and St Peter’s College (1971-1973),
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• Anton Buttigieg
  ...of Malta]], where he graduated Bachelor of Arts in 1934 and Doctor of Laws in 1940. In 1944 he married the late Carmen Bezzina and had three children - Dr.[[John
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• Nazzareno Mifsud
  ...a Salle''', il-'''Kottonera'''. Nazzareno beda jitgħallem il-mużika fil-Każin tal-Banda Santa Katarina illum magħrufa bħala [[Soċjeta Mużikali Santa == Inħatar Surmast ta’ Soċjeta Filarmonika Lourdes Qrendi A.D. 1895 ==
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• Anton Agius
  ...Associazione Artistica Internazionale]] at the [[Accademia di Belle Arti]] in [[Rome]], and to [[St Martin’s School]], where he was awarded the national diploma in design, modelling, sculpture and letter cutting.
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• Alexander Bonnici
  ...war they sought refuge in various parts of Malta, eventually settling down in [[Sliema]]. ...first as an ice cream vendor and later as bus conductor. His father worked in a printing press, giving a teenage Bonnici access to various books.
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• Carmelo Xuereb
  ...a new Parish Church for Kalkara. He was appointed [[Floriana]] archpriest in 1960. ...rge V Hospital]] and Assistant Director of the [[Catholic Institute]] from 1968 to 1970.
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• John Manduca
  ...Lady Strickland Trust for the College. John Manduca married Sylvia Parnis in l954; they have four children and eight grandchildren. Joined Allied Malta Newspapers Ltd in 1945; deputy editor 1953-1962; Malta correspondent, The Daily Telegraph and
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• Nicky Doublet
  '''Nicky Doublet''' (9 October 1968 - 5 January 2002) was a Maltese jazz percussionist, well known for his perf He was born in [[tal-Pietà]; Theresa nee' Aquilina and Carmel Doublet's youngest offsprin
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• Emmanuel Galea
  ...ea and Grace née Gerada. His family, dating back to his grandfather, lived in Floriana. ...]] of Floriana. About a year later he started on the Piano with a teacher in Floriana (no name known, but apparently his nickname was '''Bidittu'''). E
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• Carmelo Brincat
  ...t Direttur tal-Banda Duke of Connaught's Own sakemm miet fit -3 ta' Jannar 1968. Mro. Brincat ġie midfun fil-kannierja tal-Kolleġġjata Bażilika ta' San [[Category:Born in 1896]]
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• Ċensu Tabone
  ...a]] where he graduated as a Pharmacist in 1933 and as a Doctor of Medicine in 1937. On the 23rd November 1943 he married [[Maria Wirth]] and has three so ...in Ophthalmology of the University of Oxford. Later he obtained a Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery of the Conjoint Board of the Royal College
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• Enzo Gusman
  ...a popular Maltese singer-songwriter and broadcaster born on 9 August, 1947 in [[Sliema]]. ...ho achieved International acclaim. In his case, this happened particularly in the 1970s when he represented Malta during various song contests and festi
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• George Bonavia
  ...ltese emigrant in [[Canada]] who worked extensively with Maltese emigrants in North America. ...post he held until June 1948 when he emigrated to Canada, where he settled in [[Windsor]], [[Ontario]].
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• Anthony Bonnici
  '''Anthony Bonnici''' (1949-2013) AM was a Barrister in Melbourne, Australia ...and completed his degree at the '''University of Melbourne''', graduating in 1960.
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• Vincent Apap
  '''Vincent Apap''' led Maltese sculpture in entirely new directions with his monumental works. ...ember 1909. After attending the [[Government Central School]], he enrolled in evening classes for modeling and drawing, studying under [[Giuseppe Duca]]
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• Fr George Scerri
  ...rri''' (1910-1980) was the Provincial of the Missionary Society of St Paul in Melbourne, Australia. ...Paul]] in January 1929. After his ordination to the priesthood on April 2, 1968, his first appointment was at [[St Joseph's Home]], Ħamrun, Malta.
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• Amante Buontempo
  ...Rome]], from where he obtained his doctoral degrees, including a cum laude in Canon Law and Civil Law. He was ordained priest in 1946. He taught at the Archbishop's Seminary and held a number of important
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• Johnny Privitera
  Johnny Privitera, better known as ''Il-Ġemel'', was born in [[Sliema]]. His passion for football started when he attended the [[Sliema ...an competitions. For Hibernians, between 1959 and 1974, Privitera featured in 178 fixtures.
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• Wenzu Vella
  ...rs became involved in an international tournament. The Mediterranean Games in Beirut, Lebanon, that year featured a team led by Major [[Alfred Briffa]], ...ace as 43rd out of 61 Olympic shooters, while Vella managed 70/100, ending in 56th place.
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• Remiġ Sacco
  ...cquire diplomas in Electrical Draughtsmanship (1958) u Engineering Design (1968). Sacco work at the Dockyard for 25 years, mostly as an Electrical Draughts ...he Radio and Television News Division as editor for Parliamentary Affairs. In 1978, after national broadcasting was taken over by [[Xandir Malta]], he be
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