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Author
Anon
Title
Prominent people - People from earlier times
In
VicRoads centenary : keeping Victorians connected for 100 years. 1913-2013
Editor
Darragh O'Keeffe
Imprint
Faircount Media Group, Bondi Junction, NSW, 2013, pp. 30-33
Abstract

Integral to the history of VicRoads are the individuals who helped shape the organisation's development and growth. Here are some of their stories.
* D.V. Darwin p30;
* Caleb Roberts p30;
* Kate Handley p31;
* Arthur Callaway p31;
* William Calder p31;
* John Shaw Nelson p32;
* F.M. Corrigan p32;
* Louis Loder p32;
* Rolf Frederick Jansen p33;
* George Dempster p33;
* Jack Jarvis p33;
* Tom Scott p33.
See also: 'Reminisces of Life on the Country Roads Board', VicRoads Retirees Association, 1995.

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ASBS08681

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