beautification programs?

 (Mrs. McKellar): All of that (laughter). All of it.

 (Ms. Wanza): What should be the relationship between Overtown

and downtown Miami?

 (Mrs. McKellar): The relationship should be mutual. I really

don't know.

 (Ms. Wanza): When you have visitors from out-of-town where do

you take them to show them the culture and history of Dade County's

African-American community?

 (Mrs. McKellar): Laughter. I don't go no place but there are

members of my family who takes them...where are you speaking, here

in ah...

 (Ms. Wanza): In Dade County.

 (Mrs. McKellar): In Dade County? Well the courthouse and

 (laughter) schools, Bayside and places like that.

 (Ms. Wanza): Could you describe in your own words what kind

of community you would like Overtown to be in the future?

 (Mrs. McKellar): I would like for Overtown to be like it was

 in the past, have stores, amusement places, drugstores, of a

 different nature, you know, restaurants and beautiful homes, I

 don't know. I don't know.

 (Ms. Wanza): This is the end of my interview session with Ms.

 Dorothy McKellar. I'm ending the interview on Side "B" I am

 Stephanie Wanza the interviewer and I'm ending the interview again

 on today's date, August 4, 1997.




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