A PARTY FOR "LIBBY" ORR. "Libby" was honored at a party recently held at the home of her niece, Priscilla Allers. Thefriends of "Libby" who attended just raved about the food. Thelucky attendees were: Mary Rinklin, Nancy Swan, Sue Howell, Kay Baker, Lucy Trumble, Katharine Fallon, Bettie Hanse, Marilyn Winters, Fran Pasch and Joan St. John.

FROM OUR MAILBAG. Shirley Lawrence, who lived here in Babylon and West Islip for many years, is now living in Greenville, South Carolina to be near her daughter Karla. Shirley is well and says "hi" to her friends up north. How about a visit up here Shirley?

STILL MORE CRUISES TO TELL YOU ABOUT. Jean and Owen O'Neill had a fab time on a recent Southern Caribbean cruise on the Oceanic Line.

NEW LAW OFFICES FOR LINDSAY HENRY. Lindsay, a lifelong Babylonian, wanted to be closer to his family and decided to move his law offices to 57 West Main Street, just west of the Old Town Hall right in the heart of the Village. Lindsay, who is also a Babylon Town Councilman, was with the firm of Shaw, Licitra and Gulotta in Garden City for five years. A grand opening is planned for the near future. Lindsay is following in his family tradition. His father and his grandfather both practiced law in the Village.

A GRANDCHILD FOR SENATOR OWEN JOHNSON. It will be the first grandchild for Owen and his wife when Christen has a baby as expected in July. Christen and her husband Danny Tymann live in West Babylon. Theywere married in a lovely tent ceremony in a gorgeous setting, Terry Santmann's beautiful yard. "We want to be surprised," Christen told us, so we can't tell you whether the baby will be a boy or a girl. But we will keep you posted when the baby arrives."

MOVING SOON After living in Bay Shore for some 20 years, Marilyn Winters will be moving to the Goose Bay apartments on Prospect Street in Babylon Village in the near future. We'll be delighted to have you in our wonderful Village Marilyn.

REMEMBER WHEN? Thanks to Joan St. John for the following info. which we hope our old time readers will remember: The very first issue of The Buzz published on October 4, 1937 at 118 Fire Island Avenue and edited by Joan Baxter and her staff:

Miss Kathleen McCully of Fire Island Avenue left for Walnut Hill School Wed., Sept. 29. She left on the 4:09 train and spent the night with her mother in Bronxville and left with the Brambles in their car. She will be a junior. She will return at Christmas for two or three weeks.

On Sat., the 2nd of October the staff voted on the name of the paper, the price due and officers. Theprice is two cents per copy. A monthly subscription delivered at your door is 10 cents."

OOPS WE'RE SORRY Mary Gallagher is the secretary of the Babylon Library, not the president, and Gail Askoff's first name was misspelled.