Daily News from New York, New York • 322

DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1966 fia If (NEWS foto by Evelyn Straus) llfthiMC I MAII flV Art gallery manager Bart Potenza huddles with 700- Tt A til Zsi 2 f-' I A i 1 'i' 1 wwBi pound statues of the Greek wine god Bacchus and his mate on roof of the Hotel Vanderbilt, 34th St. and Park Ave. Potenza purchased the art from the hotel, which is being renovated for use as a combination office-apartment building. -1 fx SV (NEWS foto by Tom Gallagher) Flying Over Rood Is Not For Autos Low-flying plane crosses over Rocka-way Blvd. near Kennedy Airport.

While cars won't have to dodge planes over July 4 weekend, they'll have plenty of other autos to worry about on crowded highways. Keeping all eyes on the road and driving at a safe pace will insure safe weekend. fey' 0- 3 I She's fhe Leading Light Jilian Hurst, 19, of South Africa, feels she's on top of the world after being1 selected winner of the Star of the World Beauty and Talent Pageant. She's only on the rooftop of the New York Hilton Hotel, but the $50,000 in prizes she won should keep her in top form. Beautycrcrfs Winners of Miss Civil Service titles wait to see Mayor Lindsay at City Hall.

They are (left to right) Patricia McNamee, repre- senting federal government; Anita Apostolatos, New York State worker; Marita JIulIen, with city school system and Susan Stein, for New York County. il y' (XEWSfotobyEdClarit fMA )h! U.il,,. 1 SucfctSweer Sorrow. A V-' (XEWS foto by Ed Clarity) Jeffrey Brophy, 10, isn't ashamed to shed 1 I f' I 77' wAti' a few tears as he says good-bye to his mom, Mrs. Ann Brophy, at the Cardinal Spellman Center, 137 E.

Second before leaving for upstate CYO camp. More than four thousand city youths departed (NEWS foto by Bill If eurer) John Holtzman, 7, Is In high, gear as he leaves Children's Aid Society, 350 E. 88th for yesterday far vacations at various camps. See foto right rr tor.mmttttt--vtxa.ttim at Camp.