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 before?
A: It was the first time that I worked after we were married, after we came to Florida.
 I did work in Illinois.

G: What kinds of rules were in place for living in Flavet?

A: I can't think of any. I really can't. We probably had a time you had to be quiet
 and things like that for people needing to study. I just don't remember any.

G: Were those kinds of things generally adhered to?

A: I never heard of any problems, let's put it that way.

G: Why was that? Even neighborhoods now will have disputes about things. It
 doesn't seem as though you all ever had any.

A: I never heard of anybody who had a problem, I really didn't.

G: Do you know why that might be?

A: Nope. Except we were there for a purpose. I guess we were just happy to have
 the war over and things settled down.

G: Did many residents own vehicles at that time?

A: I think so.

G: Were there any traffic problems?

A: No.

G: Did you feel safe letting your daughter go out and play at that time or did she
 mainly play in the house?

A: She played outside. There wasn't a lot of traffic around there and so many
 children. If she was out there alone I might not have let her.

G: Did they have a playground at Flavet Three?

A: A playground, I don't remember, I'm sorry.

G: I've read about the mayors and commissioners of Flavet Villages. Do you know
 if all three Villages had separate mayors?