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2 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1974 . New professional at _ Gulmast Khan is shown displaying his style at at Richmond Hill Racquet Club. Gulmast has been since 1972 and will October. It features the top 16 squash players in Are Squash Player Join: Mar/(ham 1972, will compete Gulrnast Khan. one of a Boston Invitational family well known in inter- national squash circles, has joined the Markham Fitness and Racquet Club as its full- time professional. Gulmast, who has been playing professionally since quet Club colors. The Boston Invitational is: Ecumenical Choir Conductor the Markham Fitness and Racquet Club compete in the Boston Invitational at the end of in the lAmerica. In at the hopes his Boston standing end of October carrying the will take him to the North Markham Fitness and Rac- American Open in Mexico (City. a competition among the top Khan, 16 squash players in North Champion, and at age 62, still competing in major tournaments. G u 1m 3 s t's brother Sharif, is the present North American champion, a title he has held four times. Sharif Khan is the profes- sional at the Toronto Granite Club. CAREER DECISION Gulmast was educated in England and the United States, is married and is now a resident here. He diverted his career to squash in 1972 and has devoted all his time to it since then. f. The Markham Club sent . , an emissary to England I where he was on tour to set v up the arrangement. As squash professional at Markham Fitness and Rac- quet, Gulmast will be avail- able for instruction and lessons. He is an avid squash promoter of recreation as an excellent way of keeping in top physical and mental con- dition. He will advise mem- bers on equipment and cloth- ing and will hold group squash clinics as well as give individual instruction. CLUB EXPANSION Markham Fitness and Rac- recent workout at the playing professionally the world. January he tion to squash, tennis, swim- ming and gym facilities. a full complement of extras, such as saunas, Whirlpools and lounges. The new addi- tion will provide for the men's gymnasium, three single squash courts and one double squash court with gallery. The gallery will serve both for tournaments and instruction. Khan’s father is Hashim seven-time World quet will provide. in addig SERVE YOURSELF'I'O SAVINGS! SI'IDE LUDF‘IITJ 055 I Weds Choir Soloist At Thornhill Thornhill United Church was decorated with candela- bra, pink and white chrysan- themums, daisies and roses for the August 3 wedding of Brenda Ann Ash and Edward Fahim Luka. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Ash of RR 1, Gorm- ley. The groom. holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree, is a teacher in Peel County and is the son of Mrs. Sarah Luka and the late Fahim Luka of 185 Shouddra Street. Cairo, Egypt. Officia- ting at the evening ceremony was Rev. John Simmons. It was appropriate that music should play an impor- tant part in the ceremony. Edward. the bridegroom, is conductor of the Richmond Hill Ecumenical Choir and Brenda, the bride, is a fea- tured soloist with the choir. Edward had written a com- position for the entry of the bridal party, which rose beautifully to the climax of his bride arriving by his side. This was “The Wedding Song" and the Richmond Hill Ecumenical Choir sang it un- der the direction of James assistant conductor. They were accompanied by at the organ mental en- Caley, Gordon Flemin and by an ins semble, many of whom have worked with the choir in the past. 'Both young people are fav- orites of the choir mem- bers. In fact Edward re- gards them as his family and looked for their support in the absence of any members riage by her father, the bride wore a princess line gown of peau de broche with an overdreSS of polyester sheer and appliques of lace roses wit-h pearl decoration. Her veil was of the same mate- rial and had similar appli- ques. She carried delicate pink roses. Her sister, Mrs. Sheila Sproule was matron of honor, Miss Marilyn Moro- zevicius and Miss Marlene Ash (the bride’s sister) were bridesmaids. John Hall was the best man and Ted Bush and Kenneth Godevenos the ushers. M-iss Tammy Russell made a charming flower girl and Master Robert Baker was the ring bearer. The bride's attendants wore pink fitted dresses with flared skirts and! balloon sleeves in the same sheer material as the bride's over- dress. They wore flowers in their hair and carried pink and mauve carnations, pink- tipped white roses and white baby's breath. During the ceremony the choir also sang the hymn “O of his own family. Escorted and given in mar- R.A.D. BALLET CLASSES ' ' All teachers are members of the Royal Academy of Dancing, â€" . . Tap & Jazz Experienced teacher trained in competition and stage work, Perfect Love,” arranged by the groom, with Sandra Grant singing the soprano solo. Miss Grant also sang “The Lord's Prayer" as ar- III III III Mr. Khan will be playing at the Fitness Institute In- vitational September 13 to 1'5, a major squash event in * HURON SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE 1t WARDEN SHEPPARD SHOPPING CENTRE * IIOO SIMOOE ST. N. Hwy 5 and Hwy ‘0 Mvssr.smlga 3307 Sheppard Ave E Agrncourt Oshawa it FINcH wasr MALL it 579MARKHAM ROAD * 330 rom ST. N. * RIVERDALE PLAZA i” ' ‘i â€" 461.463 Carlaw Avenue. Toronto I 3467 Weston Road Weston Scarhmmigh chhmond Hi“ All Shoeworld stores open 9 am to 9 pm every weeknight. â€" North America, if you should wish to see him in action. ranged by Malotte. The more than 200 guests were received by the bride's parents in the church hall where a wedding supper was served. 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