U peoming courses a le arbor of love for cit ; profession- pais lla dt rl phi past 13 ee ee a lot of pleasure from his view ers’ expressions. He’s pewik: dered spectators at Christmas and birthday parties, conven- tions, bars and restaurants dur- ing that time, and now wants to “give something back” ” to his “A lot of the emphasis is going to be placed on tation — present putting magic over in an enter- taining way. So they’ll learn it’s so much what you do, but how you do it,” he aye pd a great thing at a party. It SECURES . Magician Daniel Mullen hopes to pass on his display of dazzling tricks to young people. clean, fun. It’s a wholesome Mullen is also considering offering adult workshops in the He’s -has worked in sales and og ey agi The tricks can also be related to a client’s service or product. For example, he gave a dcaiaiiaa | for bank employees MULLEN, bowier man . Cost is and bys a limit of five or six students. At the end of the workshops, the students will put on a_ perfor- mance for their friends and fami- ly, says Mullen. To register, call Mullen at 968-3172. \ nw nN LAN Ag N\ Chm : Q o. 12 Marcw 20 [47