Mafsef,
Sorry, I can't remember the name Alan Freeman. While in the Technical building, top floor, the office manager was Mr. Arthur Field, a heavy set man in his 50's and I recall he had a limp. I remember only a few of the draughtsmen's names, Andy Kilpatrick, Jimmy Spence, I think both lived in Ballymena. A Harry and a Jimmy did a lot of the clerical work and sat behind Mr. Field. I see more faces, but don't recall any other full names. I think there was a Jimmy Anderson and a tall guy, Ferguson with reddish hair.
I must ask my gal pal Dorothy nee Cowan Gibson if she remembers you. We started in the technical building around the same time, but she moved to the Main building about 6 months before I did.
My Uncle Victor may have delivered your mail. He was one of the first 7 postmen there to drive a little moped. I have the newspaper clipping, but I didn't date it. Sorry, I don't know the date he started or retired from the P.Office.
I remember being in the Guides and I was doing a sewing badge and had to show my darning skills to a Guide captain who worked in R & Cleavers. I recall asking at the front desk where the "underwear Dept., was" to be told by a rather posh sounding sales lady that the "lingerie dept" is such and such.
p.s.
ooops..I beleive that Don kennard worked only as a consultant for a short time at Avro, but I don't know when.