Grand Terrace Senior Center Celebrates Marge Owens' Birthday
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Paul and Marge Owens dance during one of the songs played by the band, Southern Star.
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The band, Southern Star, came to the Senior Center to play live music for Marge Owens' 83rd birthday party.
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Paul Owens stands with his wife Marge during her birthday celebration at the Grand Terrace Senior Center. They have been married for 64 years.
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Olivier Soberano danced with Salvador Jimenez to the live music at the Grand Terrace Senior Center.
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Paul Owens, Mark Barnett and Marge Owens come together to celebrate her 83rd birthday with friends and family.
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JoAnn Johnson, a volunteer for the Grand Terrace Senior Center, sits with George Sardeson who came out with the Past Pleasures Car Club, which brought six cars from Yucaipa.
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Joe Borrielli, a volunteer with the Grand Terrace Citizen Patrol, takes a cake break with Jane Haines, Grand Terrace Senior Center president.
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Paul Sweeney played the drums during the musical performance and was having lunch during a break between sets.
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Dorthy Alzen and Carmen Canela were handing out raffle tickets and helping guests as they signed in.
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Mark Barnett stands up front with Jane Haines as she reads off raffle ticket numbers.
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