YOUTH ON TRIAL | The final instalment of ANNA SUi New York designer's e 4, saittnaat ESL ‘dune 26, 1994». 56 pages ae Office, Editorial 985- 2131 as. Sincide attempt DAVID MILGAARD, the eft alsely. | jailed Prairiesnian ‘who was ‘the focus of nation- ‘alnattention following an: appeal of his murder. convie- tion, was. rescued from the Wi aters of Lynn Creek.on “2 Police’ treated the incident. as ‘auempted suicide call. ‘ os North: Vancouver: ROMP Const. Mare Sylvestre.said Milgaard w: taken. to-Lians Gate Hospital: for ~ psychiatric evaluation. ©, ee was them released tothe RCMP who briefly kept him incus- tody: on the ‘grounds that -he was causing i a disturbance. Sylvestre said Milgaard: WHS | relensed from’ police custody after “the man calmed down. mo synn’ Canyon” Park ranger Alberto Burrera. pulled, Milgaard, from treacherous waters near BF inst: Pads. “Tried talking ty him (before he went in. But obviousiyehe had some problenis.” sid Burrera, 240: edn 1992. the Supreme Court af Canada’ quashed Milgaanl’s murder conviction. Milgaatd was convicted © Sofie the 1969. slaying ofa Sask: dichewan woman and had? “spent 23 years in jail protesting’ his innocence: He Was rel nised Owe years ago. “Burrero and. fellow ranger Craig Nortis, 23.-spatted d nde ‘Mile saard near the: “dangerous: ssaters of the ‘anyon during an eatly afte moon : downpour. “ Norri stayed back to direct res: ue: officials to, the site while “Burre “10 went to help the man. Ahese: park, patrons: and records are often revealed. Milgaard had put on his pants” by the time Burrero got to him, Milgaard did tot listen to Burrery as he antteunpted to get his attention, Heestepped into the icy canyon water and slipped ona rock, ripping his pants, Lo Burrero said the’ danger to bath people was extreme at the dime. The turbulent. yn Crech its rune “ning high. ; “Basically was in the position that either T go invand get him or watch aman die” said Burrero. decided iw ‘to get him. | .. Burrero speculated ‘that the - intensity of the cold water caused Milzaard to “freeze™ making it eas: Jer for the rescue: Burrero. sid Milgaurd had heen displaying bizarre behavior. “He wasn’ 1 all there for us,” said Burrero, The Lynn’ Canyon Park ringer program wus started fast year ina effon to make the area safer, Ovee the years, numeraus: people have ‘died while diving into the creek: 2 Canyon accidents Nave reduc ed “ “in ‘number significantly. But Burrero said-there has been a “dramatic” increase: this year in “the munber of people with criminal records patronizing the park, He said: rangers detain people, who possess a-totraf alcohol: or appear drunk urunder the influence of-drugs., Norgh Vancouver ROMP officers are asked “torehegk out" criminal Burrero declined ta’say what type of criminal bie kgrounuls wee being discovered, : ; “Ty he reason we nevd tok nw is ifthe person cones back-to the park and might ure somebody. ” i Bi Fashion... |. a, ne sate for myself’ _ watts re a North Shore News series & RS a Zr Sea - eet fh Display Advertising 980-0511 Classifieds 986-6222 on the Young Offenders Act. ‘eclectic style evident in summer collection. 8 Hore - Weather “Senda aN “awstly sunny with chiudy periods woe : zh 30 Chow IC™ ; ae REFORM PARTY of ‘Canada leader Preston Manning (left) ‘and North’ Vancouver Reform. : ae : MP Ted’White held a press conference Friday at the News to, speak about their commit- ; ment to paid: phone-in referendums. White recently completed a phone-in vote in his rid- ing concerning changes t to the Young Offenders Act. Please see 2 story page § 5."