CHRISSY Hashimoto of the Chena Swim Club of the North Shore made a fine showing at the Hyack Swim Meet held in New Westminster.

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SWIMMERS from North Shore clubs did very well at the Hyack Invitational Swim Meet May 19-21 at Canada Games Pool, New Westminster.

Members of Canadian Dolphin Swim Club, Chena, and West Vancouver Otters brought home more than their share of medals (1st-3rd place), and ribbons (4th-8th place).

There were 360 swimmers representing 27 clubs, in- cluding seven clubs) from Washington State, one from Manitoba and one from Alberta participated in this meet and 22 swimmers from the North Shore stacked up some best ever swims, some exciting relays, 23 medals, and in the process, points tor their clubs

Final standings were Hyack first, Canadian Dolphin second, Chena sixth (Aquantaul from Rich mond wd, University of Calgary Swim Club 4th, Chinook from Seattle Sth)

Results as follows

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Michelle Woods i) (henna troinade finats an SQ mee $OQm 2OO in and 400 om tieestyle LOO mm and 200 mn breastscroke and 700m and 400 an uo Gividdsal medley

Ren Mc¢ ormach fot hen | stiver Medal an FOO incite: breastsecobke and firabs ae TO re 20 i and O00 ns freestyle 20M bee asisteobe amd 700

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Coreg Mies 16 anadliane Ebigiterens made finals cn LO an and COR un tab serobe asd JOM rr trate by

Cary Wortman 1 ot hens Titvade or

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“QQave Printby 140 ( aeracdian Potpteres 8 cold medata in 200 40 and KOU TH frecarybe aged ce che POM es aed JUG m Dac kstohe Treva ds cue chee FON as freestyle

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