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Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — the Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes the charles howard ring Vancouver magic circle International Brotherhood of Magicians Ring 92 ——————————————–———-Affiliated with the— Pacific Coast Association of Magicians Shawn Farquhar—3 time World Champion!! The Magical Minutes With a reportedly flawless routine, VMC member Shawn Newsletter Date: Farquhar not only took first place at FISM for Close Up in Summer 2009 the Card category (something he had not entered in the past), he also came home with the much coveted Grand Did you know….. The United Prix prize for closeup. States Playing Company is FISM is an abbreviation of Federation Internationale des often asked why the word “Bicycle” was adopted as the Socits Magiques (International Federation of Magic name for its famous brand Societies) founded in 1948. It is the International body of playing cards. In the late bringing together the world's leading magic societies. 1800’s, bicycling was the fad of the entire nation. People The Federation today consists of over 80 clubs, both were spending so much national and international, as well as national Federations money on bicycles that other which represent nearly 50,000 Magicians from 41 businesses suffered a sharp countries. recession. Manufacturers Shawn was one of only two magicians representing North were selling 1,200,000 bicy- cles a year. Americans spent America in the Close Up competitions, the other being over $100,000,000 for cy- fellow VMC member Rod Chow. cles during a 6 year period. IBM Ring 92 is proud to be the home to Shawn and offer That was a lot of money for him a heartfelt congratulations!! times when a gentleman could buy a good suit for $15 and a dozen eggs for 14 VMC Summer Picnic cents. In July of 1885, a faithful employee of the All members and guests are invited to the VMC summer picnic on Saturday August 29th, United States Playing Card 2009 from 12:00 (noon) - 5:00 at Queens Park in New Westminster. The club will supply food, Company suggested that in entertainment and fun and games. keeping with the times, a new brand of playing cards See page 4 for more details should be named “Bicycle”. Officials of the company 2008 VMC Summer Picnic readily adopted the sugges- tion. - submitted by Dennis Chan Inside this issue: June Review 3 Summer Picnic info 4 Tidbits 5 PCAM 2009 Update 6 Coming Events 8 Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes June in Review Submitted by Munro Mackenzie With June, the smell of summer holidays is just around the corner. Past president Mike Norden wanted to impress on us how important acting is in the presentation of a rou- tine. To do this he imported Brian Anderson, an improvisational specialist, active in Jonathan Hamilton Mike Norden Neil Kremer Brian Anderson Theatre Sports in and around Vancouver ,to lead us in an evening of impromptu magic. Brian formed 2 teams that competed to do their best at spur of the moment challenges thrown at them . It was a real hoot. Team #1 of Mike Norden, Neil Kremer and Jonathan Hamilton Brianna Carlson It took me a long time not to judge myself through someone else’s eyes. ~Sally Field (Continued on page 3) Page 2 Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes Thanks to John Smithman and Rod Chow, we have some pictures to share. If you take pictures at any meetings or events, be sure to send them to us! (and check out http://www.champions.ca/vmc.html) June in Review, con’t bested Team #2 of Bryn Williams and not marked. A great learning experience Jonathan Hamilton completed the event. Gord Boyes if not in points at least in for our juniors. The juniors competing for the experi- laughs. Thanks Brian. The refreshment break was provided by ence were Billy Hseih, Roberto Palo- Claire-ly and Bill Lee. Brianna Carlson mares-a new member from Mexico with also provided cupcakes. thanks. excellent card and language skills, and The competition for the evening was for Alexander Seaman. the Ray Gamble Trophy. Billy Hseuh Great stuff for sale!!! By the time the juniors had performed, the judges announced that Henry Tom had won the Ray Gamble trophy and Jonathan Hamilton was second. The 50/50 draw of $47.00 was pulled by During the business meeting Dennis Marion Mellor, the wife of veteran Jack Chan, our new librarian, revealed we have Mellor, with Ed Goldberg the lucky win- an impressive library of 2011 items. ner. It was also announced that in adult only 33 members and 11 guests went home competitions, where there was no Junior Bryn Williams happy with a clever night of magic enter- equivalent, that Juniors could compete tainment. for the experience and get judged but A senior must do a single card effect using a previously unopened deck with Henry Tom Bill & Claire-ly Lee the seal intact. Nothing else. Card sharks to the fore lead by Bryn Williams with help from Billy Hseih; next was Gord Boyes followed by Henry Tom and Jonathan Hamilton Page 3 Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes Coming up—Summer Picnic 2009—August 29th Coming soon .. The annual VMC summer picnic. Come and join the fun and games at Queens Park (by the Band Shell) in New Westminster on Saturday August 29th starting at noon. The VMC will provide hamburgers and hotdogs, condi- ments and beverages for your family (the BBQ will be cooking from noon—1:30pm). You can choose to provide your own extras, such as salads, snacks, and your own bev- erages. Remember to bring your lawn chairs can plenty of sun screen. This year we’ll be doing a public show at the park, followed by members wishing to receive their Magic Wand by doing a 15 minute routine. Fun and frolicking will take place throughout the after- noon. Did you know: Munro Mackenzie will not be able to attend. He and his wife Pam are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary!! 12pm—heat up the BBQ 2pm—Public Show 3pm—Magic Wand performers Cathie Watters Dave Watters 1pm—5pm—Fun and Frolicking Page 4 Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes Tidbits Juniors in Action Steve Dickson. Steve has offered to Health Report take those interested to perform with Jack Chow & Brianna Carlson (aka Harry During a trip to South America, Eric him at Boston Pizza. Learn the ins and Potter and Hermione Granger!) per- Wolstenholme suffered a fall and ended outs of working in a restaurant and your formed roving magic for the early morn- up in a British Hospital in Montevideo in role as part of the team while getting ing private screening, for WestJet em- Uruguay with a fractured him and femur. that much needed hands on practice! ployees, family and friends, of the latest Last reports are that he has made the Harry Potter film - Harry Potter and the return trip to the lower mainland for a Half Blood Prince at the Oakridge Cen- stay in Lions Gate hospital. tre Empire Theatre on Saturday, July We wish Eric a full and speedy recovery. 18, 2009. After warming up on each ~~~~~~~~~~~~ After saying goodbye to his friends at VMC and moving to Mexico, Glen LaBarre experienced some health problems. Last report was that he was likely to be re- turning to the lower mainland for medical treatment. We also wish a full and speedy recovery to Glen. Jesse Boyes Broken Wand Brianna Carlson Jack Chow The magic community took a loss with This is an exciting opportunity for those the passing of Martin Nash last month in other, both went to work right away, who have aspired to work in the business Parksville,B.C. He didn't have many alternating amongst themselves, with and would benefit with the guidance and friends/family in Parksville, but he al- their Harry Potter themed magic which experience Steve is offering. ways considered the Magic Castle to be really amazed and entertained the If you are interested in joining Steve on his second home. Martin A. Nash, "The guests young and old. The organizers a Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Charming Cheat," was one of the top were openly impressed with their per- Mission Boston Pizza, give Steve a call at cardmen in the world. For years, he was formances and publicly expressed grati- 604-465-2781. This offer is open to one of the most popular performers in tude to the VMC. As everyone entered junior and senior members and Steve will the Magic Castle's Close-Up Showroom the theater, they got to join the guests assist with the transportation wherever and his technical ability and routining are to enjoy this very magical movie with possible. unsurpassed. popcorn and pop in hand. The Magic Castle has graciously agreed Jesse Boyes Mentorship to host a memorial celebration for Mar- Have you always wanted to perform res- tin A. Nash August 23, 2009 at 4:00 pm. taurant magic and didn’t know quite how to go about it? Here is your opportunity to perform live under the mentorship of Jonathan Hamilton meeting new friends Reuse, Recycle, Reduce To contribute to the 3 R’s, please turn in your old 50/50 tickets after the draw so they can be recycled. Brianna Carlson Page 5 Summer 2009 IBM Ring #92 — The Vancouver Magic Circle Magical Minutes PCAM 2009 Update submitted by Shawn Farquhar PCAM takes to the high where we will have time seas on board the ms to visit the world famous Norwegian Pearl as she Santa Monica Pier.
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