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Wed. Jan 9 1991 Avian Aircraft of Georgetown Come hear about the successor to the AVRO Arrow project. Gord Hunt, a former engineer, and Charlie Trott, a company photographer, will speak about the Avian Aircraft Co. Dawn Livingstone, another former employee, will prepare a display on the subject. KNOX CHURCH, Georgetown. 7:30 p.m. Wed. Feb 13 1991 Vignettes of Georgetown Local historian and avid photographer Bruce Harding will share his collection of home movies which chronicle Georgetown's past. Moments like the 1952 Coronation Parade, the visit of Vincent Massey to Georgetown, and the last horse-drawn milk cart delivery will be shared by Mr. Harding. KNOX CHURCH, Georgetown. 7:30 p.m. Wed. Mar 13 1991 "Getting Up Steam!" Charles Cooper will speak on the history of local trains and the stations they served. KNOX CHURCH, Georgetown. 7:30 p.m. NORVAL POST OFFICE IS CLOSED! With the retirement of Norval Postmistress Joan Carter on 12 October 1990, the full postal facilities at Norval ceased to exist after 154 years. Dorothy McLean, a member of our Society and of the Norval Women's Institute summarized the history of the Norval post office for her Institute. A report on this work appeared in the October 31st issue of the Georgetown Independent. Rev. Rick Ruggle published an article on the Norval Post Office in October 1986, on the occasion of its 150th anniversary. The Norval Postmasters were: 1836 William Clay 1897 William Barnhill 1862 Joseph Kyle 1907 Everett Barnhill 1864 William Clay 1950 Hardy H. Barnhill 1875 William Buchanan 1956 William John Kirkwood 1877 William Clay 1957 Norman Early Fendley 1885 David W. Vance 1958 Ormie Carter 1891 Samuel Webster 1970 Joan Carter