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JUNE 2016 NEWSLETTER Greetings Fellow Magicians! Welcome to a month of great magic! Last month, we had a great lecture by Eric Jones. His presentation was out of this world! It was a night for the magician - the knowledge that Eric has in our craft is amazing and those who did not attend missed out. From coins to cards, his attention to detail for close up magic was truly great. Our club members who participated in our Stage Contest performed with such talent. I am always intrigued and proud of what we accomplish as a club. Mystique Jones took first place with his Celebration trick, while took second performing the Tale of Two Monte's. Bill Bowersox took third place with his Card Restoration. Congratulations to all our winners and those who participated in the contest. Our 72nd Annual Banquet will be held on June 18, 2016. Please make sure you get your tickets in advance so the club can let the caterer know how many are attending. The banquet will be held at Cokesbury Village. Doors will open at 5:30pm with strolling magicians and dinner beginning at 6:30pm. Following dinner, there will be magical entertainment by Al Lloyd as well as a performance by Chris Ivey, a professional juggler. Our Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to Joe Mogar. Tickets for banquet are $40 per adult and $20 for children 6-12 years of age. Children 5 and under are free. You can purchase your tickets at our next meeting or call 302-737-1207 or 302-333-3873. This is going to be a great night of magic and entertainment that should not be missed! Coming up on June 5, 2016 is Bob Little's Super Sunday which will be held at the Best Western located at 3499 Street Road in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. You may call 1-215-638-1500 to RSVP. It's a great day for magicians dealers, auctions, lectures, and a terrific evening show! The event runs from 10am to 10pm.

The next Delaware Knights Of Magic meeting will be held on June 9 at 7:30pm at Cokesbury Village. The contest this month will be a Close-Up competition. Alex Lourido will be presenting his Dealer Demo. Additionally, we have a very special opportunity Mike Ciosek has generously offered to take a Club Photograph at this meeting. Itʼs been several years since the last one, so comb your hair and dress sharp! This is my last newsletter as president of the Delaware Knights of Magic. Due to previously scheduled obligations, I will not be at the June meeting nor the banquet, but it has been both a privilege and an honor to serve as your president. I look forward to seeing you all in September and wish the club success and growth in the years to come. In the days of YouTube and On Demand conjuring, there is nothing better than getting to know and learning from the very people who practice the craft we all love - in the club experience. We keep our interests alive in the very people with which we share our talent. To all, I wish a magical year. Your fellow conjuror, Bob Maurer

EXECUTIVE BOARD President Bob Maurer (302) 995-1329 SueMac43@aol.com Vice President Vince Boehm (302) 999-1116 Vince_19805@yahoo.com Treasurer Steve McCormick (302) 737-3517 smccormick71@verizon.net Recording Secretary Dave Myers ClickerClown@yahoo.com Corresponding Secretary (973) 980-9899 LarryDenburg@snip.net Door Sergeant Bill Bowersox (610) 793-1056 ggp1977@aol.com June Contest will be: Close-Up Bill Bowersox Bill Greenaugh Reba Strong Paul Simacek Mystique Jones May Stage Contest Torn & Restored Card Super Villian Snowstorm Do Nothing Machine Tale of Two Montes Psycho Kinetics Multiplying Bottles Results: 1. Mystique Jones 2. 3. Bill Bowersox Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Madl Other contacts: Al Hitt (302) 333-3873 MagicHitt@comcast.net Sam Bailey (302) 737-4641 Magic1Rabbit2c@netzero.com Meetings are now held at Cokesbury Village 726 Loveville Rd Hockessin, DE 19707 Meetings are held at 7:30 pm on the second Thursday of the month. Calendar: May 16 th 7:30 pm DKOM Exec Meeting @ the Golden Dove Jun 1 st 12:30 pm Luncheon @ Applebee s Jun 5 th 10:00 am Bob Little s Super Sunday Convention Jun 9 th 7:30 pm DKOM Meeting Jun 18 th 6:30 pm ** Annual Banquet ** << Have a great summer >> Sept 8 th 7:30 pm DKOM Meeting A brand new year! Know anyone that is interested in joining the oldest magic club in the country? Bring them to the DKOM meetings. Guests are always welcome. Special note: Only paid members can compete and vote in the monthly contest. Help your Corresponding Secretary! If you learn of events of interest to the club, please E-mail them to: LarryDenburg@snip.net

Your Club Officers for the next two years are: President: Vice-President: Treasurer: Corresponding Secretary: Door Sergeant: Sergeant at Arms: Vince Boehm Steve McCormick Kevin Manning Bill Bowersox Bill Madl Note: the position of Recording Secretary is still open Alex Lourido Dealer Demo Bob Little s Super Sunday June 5, 2016 10am to 10pm Auction Lecture Dealers Evening Show Free champagne and chocolate! Best Western 3499 Street Road Bensalem, PA Registration: $40 Questions: 215-638-1500

The Delaware Knights of Magic 72 nd Annual Banquet and Show Saturday -- June 18, 2016 Cokesbury Village -- 726 Loveville Rd, Hockessin, DE 19707 Doors open at 5:30pm with Strolling magicians Dinner at 6:30 followed by show Dress: Business casual to semi-formal Tossed Salad w/ Raspberry Viniagrette Carved Roast Beef Stuffed Flounder with Crab Imperial Asparagus Whole Green Beans Twice Baked Potato Wild Rice Pilaf Fresh Baked Dinner Roll w/ Whipped Honey Butter Fresh Fruit Tray Dessert Buffet Entertainment: The Magic of Al Lloyd and Rebecca Juggler Chris Ivey Chris Capehart as Emcee Tickets: $40.00 Contact Professor Al Hitt (302-333-3873) or any Board Member

True or False The Effect An audience member chooses a card and places it into a small packet. He then names his card but he s allowed to lie! Whatever he says, you re still able to find his card. The Routine Have a person think of any card in the deck. Hand him the deck and let him find and remove that card. You now take out six additional cards. Put four cards down and have him put his card on top of those; then drop the remaining two cards on top of that. (His card is now third from the top.) Now ask him to name his card but you tell him that he can either tell the truth or lie! Whatever card he tells you, you ll now spell out the name of that card in the following manner: (Let s say he picked the Seven of Clubs) Spell out the word Seven, placing one card down for each letter. Place the remaining cards in your hand on top of that pile. Next, pick up the pile and spell out the word Of. Then place the remaining cards on top of that pile. Finally, pick up the pile and spell out the suit, Clubs. Again, place the rest of the cards in your hand on top of that pile. Now, pick up the cards for the final time and ask your spectator if he was lying or telling the truth. Whichever he says, spell it Truth or False. Turn up the final card you spell to, and that will be his card! Secret This effect is self-working. Make sure the selected cards starts out third from the top. Spell out the name of whatever card the spectator tells you. At this point, the fifth card will be his; you can reveal it by spelling Truth, False, or even Magic! Instructions by: