(Ms. Wanza): Did you discuss it with your neighbors?

 (Mrs. McKellar): Discuss moving there? I mean I-95?

 (Ms. Wanza): The news that the expressway would come through,

yes.

 (Mrs. McKellar): No. Not that I know of.

 (Ms. Wanza): Did you attend a meeting where it was discussed

or sign a petition?

 (Mrs. Kellar): Or discuss the issue with public officials?

 (Ms. Wanza): I think the older members of the family attended

some of the meetings with a...was speaking of coming through but

not all of them...not all of the meetings.

 (Ms. Wanza): What was the most important impact of the

expressway on you?

 (Mrs. McKellar): On me (laughter)? Well I saw that my

friends and neighbors were moving out and well I didn't want to

stay there, you know, and then the family was talking about moving

out here and, of course, I mentioned it to my husband and he

thought that we would just go along with the group and at that time

we were living with our mother...my husband, daughter and I so we

all got vans and moved out.

 (Ms. Wanza): What was it like when the expressway was being

constructed?

 (Mrs. McKellar): I don't know because I didn't go over there.

 (Ms. Wanza): What was the community able to get from the

public officials in return for 1-95 going through Overtown?

 (Mrs, McKellar): What was they able to get?


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