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Show Uiue, v) iends Teach Kids Safety ofliicr Guymon says the presentations focus on tiaffic safety, emergency common sense, bicycle, roller skating and skateboard safety shoplifting and v andalism . drug abuse, and hitchhiking dangers Each presentation, he says, is gearing to a specific grade level and includes using the different puppets along with cassette speaking parts These are augmented by him talking to the boys and girls about each presentation Special (o The Tribune Oil leer Uilie mav OllhM appear to be a dummy at fust (Janet but in teaiity he is ver "street-wisand coneerned about doing Ins share to help Orem youngsters learn how to take eaie of themselves Uilie, his friends, and Orem Police Specialist Gary Gu.vmon. with help from the Orem PTA council, are currently involved in taking their message to all of the elementary schools in the corn mumty The friendly looking fellow m his black police uniform and hat can't do much on his own being a puppet, but with the help of Officer Guymon he is warning the kindergarten students to through "stay away from strangers Safety Aspects The "Stranger-Dangerprogram is shown to all grades. Officer Guymon says Then he and Olhe and (Jibe's friends Reggie, the Raccoon, Ima and Eddie. Danny, a southern sounding sheriff, Stan, the actor, and a stand-ucomedian combine with them to tell of other safety aspects . . e sixth-grad- Take Year to Kinish I'he program officially got under and Officer way last Monday Guymon says if he presents four shows a week, it will take the full school year to complete the series in all theorem elementary schools e Debbie Bishop. Safety Commissioner of the Orem Council PTA. is coordinating the schools The officer said in addition to increasing safely awareness in the students, the program is designed as an effort to build better community relations, to dispel the "Sheriff Iobo" mystique and to change negative opinions which may be rooted in the child's past " Dallas Trial The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, October 17, 1982 We hope to restore the public foi law enforcement while lesput unifying existing crime prevention and providing direction and motivaofficer tion for the children." Guymon said Tell Parents Officer Guymon says through the program, officers want to acquaint the children with the duties of policemen, have them listen to safety tips then go home and tell their parents "Officer Ollie succeeds in keeping the children's attention, and. at the same time, spreads the word about our crime prevention unit. he said lie learned about the program attending a seminar, and said it originated with the San Diego After it Sheriff's Department proved a success, it went nation-vv ide for a fee of $780 Funds to purchase the needed equipment were contributed Council and through the Orem PTA through the police department "It has really been fun giving these programs." Officer Guymon said, and "I believe the children will retain much of the information given Photo by Tribune Correspondent Ann Shiedi "Officer Ollie" puppet helps Orem police explain to children the need to avoid strangers. Ollie, brought to life by Officer Gary Guymon, will deliver message to Orem schools. ALL STORES OPEN TODAY, SUNDAY, NOON TIL 6 Jury Asks More Advice CALDWELL, One of them specifies that. Dallas has the "presumption of innocence" and that the prosecution must prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt the kind of doubt that would make a resonable person hesitant to tions to the jurors. Idaho (AP) Jurors determining the fate trapper accused of first-degre- of a e murder failed to reach a verdict in their fourth day of deliberations smurday, but they have given no indication they won't eventually reach a decision Uter about 34 hours of weighing Claude charges against E Dallas Jr , the panelists will get Sunday off and return Monday to resume deliberations, said 3rd District Judge Edward Lodge n The jury asked Lodge to instruct them about specific areas of the law, including the prosecution's burden of proof, the theory of and the presumption of innocence for a defendant The jurors questions of Lodge made it appear they are split over w hether Dallas killed the two game wardens in self defense or gunned them dowui in cold blood Lodge read a half dozen intrue- - act Lodge also told the jurors they must first determine if Dallas is guilty or innocent; then determine, if guilty, whether he committed first degree murder, second degree murder or voluntary manslaughter Dallas is accused in the Jan. 5, of game 1981, shooting deaths officers Bill Pogue, 50, and Conley Elms, 34. at Dallas trapping camp along the South Fork of the Owyhee River in extreme southwestern Idaho Dallas has admitted killing the two officers, but claimed the shootings were in self defense. The judge also told the jurors to put themselves in the shoes of Dallas the day of the slayings "so that you knew what he knew, at that time, nothing more, nothing less. two-ma- self-defen- Chinese Writers Impressed By Music, Zeal at BYU IROUJ Chinese (AP) A the University ot Iowa, Stanford and several Ivy League schools. The writers met with BYU group of writers visiting Brigham Young Lniversi'y said Friday they were impressed by a student musical performance and by the religious devotion of professors at the Mormon Church-owne- d President Jeffrey Holland, toured the campus and held a brief news conference "As writers, we are interested in the relationship between literature and religion and felt this w'ould be the place to come, said Jang Zilong, whose novels have sold over 150 million copies and have been translated into eight foreign languages. school. 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