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DWR officers look into hunting permit fraud SALT LAKE CITY — Usually, when people hear the term “poaching,” illegally killing wildlife without proper permits comes to mind. But another form of that is illegally obtaining those permits through fraud, and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources conservation officers have recently investigated several of those types of cases. Since 2017, DWR conservation officers have investigated more than 95 cases where someone intentionally committed license fraud to obtain a hunting permit. These cases typically involve a nonresident claiming to be a Utahn in order to increase their odds of obtaining a permit for a once-ina-lifetime or limited-entry hunt or to get the lower permit price offered to Utah residents.

Some of these license fraud cases also include Utahns claiming to be nonresidents in order to obtain bonus points for all of the wildlife species (something only available to nonresidents), so they can increase their odds of drawing permits in the future. However, it is more common for DWR investigators to see nonresidents pretending to be Utahns in an effort to illegally obtain a specific hunting permit. The charges for these cases range from a class B misdemeanor to a third-degree felony. “Any license that is obtained through fraud, deceit or misrepresentation is not valid,” DWR Statewide Investigations Capt. Wade Hovinga said. “With each hunting permit drawing, our investigators

University of Utah Fall 2021 Dean’s List SALT LAKE CITY — The University of Utah congratulates more than 9,600 students who were named to the Fall 2021 Dean’s List. Kyle Stradling of Mount Pleasant whose major is listed as Pre Nursing BS Murray Poulson of Gunnison whose major is listed as Accounting BS and Information Systems HBS Joseph Jacobsen of Manti whose major is listed as Psychology BS Abraham Bunting of Mt. Pleasant whose major is listed as Pre Chemical Engg BS and Accounting HBS Ally Brotherson of Mount Pleasant whose major is listed as Biology BS Clista Galecki of Fairview whose major is listed as Biochemistry HBS Emilie Ryan of Mayfield whose major is listed as Speech & Hearing Science BS Kaelob Miller of Centerfield whose major is listed as Psychology BS Adah Bennion of Spring City whose major is listed as Art BFA Allison Poore of Ephraim whose major is listed as Family Commun & Human Dev BS Keith Andrews of Salt Lake City whose major is listed as Recreational Therapy BS Samuel Hansen of Spring Valley whose major is listed as Electrical Engg BEE Xinyu Liu of Beijing whose major is listed as Games BS Veronica Thompson of Lehi whose major is listed as Art BFA Amber Thomas of Salt Lake City whose major is listed as Undeclared About the U The University of Utah, located in Salt Lake City in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, is the flagship institution of higher learning in Utah. Founded in 1850, it serves over 32,000 students from across the U.S. and the world.

review the applicants’ data to detect any potential fraud. Our officers have also detected fraud by encountering a hunter in the field and discovering that the individual purchased a Utah hunting license because they have a second home or a cabin in Utah, which doesn’t qualify them as a Utah resident.” Here are a few examples of recent cases DWR officers investigated: In 2017, DWR investigators discovered a Utahn had been using their grandfather’s identity to apply for hunting permits and bonus points for two years. The individual was not successful in drawing a permit, but had obtained bonus points to increase their chances

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Mack Lemore Wilkey Mack Lemore Wilkey fell “head over heels in love” with MorRae Blain; they were married August 17, 1950 in the Manti Temple. After thirteen years of missing her daily presence, as of his passing February 9, they are together again. She supported his early mornings of drivers ed, enjoyment of mountain time particularly with her father Max Blain and their sons, and his nineteen year coaching career which included basketball, football, track, boxing, swimming, and tennis. As a sophomore at Juab High School, he was cut from the basketball team. After hours of determined practice, he not only made the team but went on to play at Snow College and at Utah State University. Always a coach, he continued his love of sports through grandchildren and adopted grandchildren in the community. As a coach, he was uncompromising in maintaining team integrity, discipline and unity. He’d want everyone of the 24 grandchildren and the greats, all 44 of them, and a great-great grandson coming in April to hear his recounting of the basketball championship of ’69. That year he was chosen High School Coach of the Year; later he was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame. MorRae appreciated his large garden and the harvest; he’d love to brag about his monster squash, “best” carrots in Sanpete County and lemon elberta peaches. At 92, he gardened, conquered “millions” of weeds, and mowed his own lawn. Mack appreciated MorRae’s homemade bread, dill pickles, and jam. Not only did he miss her cooking, but he learned to make all three, extraordinarily. Grandchildren affectionately call him the “pancake king.” He’d make delicious whole wheat pancakes and explain all the wonders of Kolob at the same time. Mack and MorRae treasured their adventures with her sisters Sherrol and Carolyn and their husbands, and also

favorite poster was his plan of salvation chart. His artistic talent also included teaching art, throwing pottery, and oil painting. Music was also dear to him and MorRae. They not only sang duets together-particularly “Abide with Me” at funerals-but also in family gatherings. They supported their children’s and grandchildren’s musical performances. He was also called upon to speak in coaching clinics, conferences and yes, in funerals. Mack was firm in his testimony of the restored gospel and the divine mission of Joseph Smith. He received a witness of the Book of Mormon while on board ship, the US Randall, as part of 147th Army Artillery bound for Korea and the conflict there. While in with his family. His sisters Gayle, Marie Korea, he and army buddies built the and step sister Sandra will miss their first chapel of the Church there. older brother. His brother Neil and their Upon his passing, many family parents Clarence Wilkey and Helen members and friends commented, McPherson preceded them in death. “Bless his heart. He fought the good M and M - that’s how Mack would fight. Now on to the victory kiss with sign in beautiful handwriting - spent his eternal queen and their happy fifteen years serving together in the dance. I hope Heavenly Father lets us Manti Temple. As a temple sealer, he peek at reunions in the next life.” Truly was honored to perform the ordinance he did “return with honor.” for grandchildren and great-grandchilHis children and spouses, Dave dren. M and M supported one another (Loralee), Debra (Steven Howell), in responsibilities in The Church of Kevin (Ruth), Kim (Christine), and Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He Michelle (Glenn Day) thank his loyal served in many capacities including friends, hospice team, ward âfamilyã bishop, Mt. Pleasant 4th Ward and and all those he coached, taught, and Snow College Married Ward, stake high influenced. councilor, teacher of seminary and Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. gospel doctrine, and Cub Scout Master. February 18 and 11:30 am - 12:30 pm The latter suited well a man who was February 19 at the Mt. Pleasant Stake not afraid to have fun, wear a crazy out- Center, 295 South State. Funeral serfit or dance. vices will be conducted at 1:00 pm Dancing! He loved to dance with the February 19, Mt. Pleasant Stake Center. little grandchildren, and he enjoyed the Interment in the Mt. Pleasant City dancing performances of granddaugh- Cemetery. Online memories may be ters. He also liked to entertain grandwritten at rasmussenmortuary.com. In children with homemade games and lieu of flowers, Mack suggests contrihis stories. In a visit, he may pull out butions to your preferred humanitarian some of the many charts he had made aid organization or to the missionary for his multiple teaching opportunifund of The Church of Jesus Christ of ties. His lettering was masterful. His Latter-day Saints.

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of obtaining a permit. The individual was charged with a class B misdemeanor and a third-degree felony for identity fraud.  In 2019, DWR conservation officers discovered a St. George resident had been claiming to be an Arizona resident for eight years to obtain bonus points for all species.  In 2019, a South Carolina resident illegally purchased a Utah resident hunting license and drew a premium limited-entry buck deer permit for the Henry Mountains, a hunting unit notorious for having large, world-class mule deer. The individual harvested a trophy mule deer buck with the illegally obtained permit. DWR investigators detected the fraud after seeing the out-of-state address associated with the permit, and the individual was charged with a third-degree felony and ordered to pay $8,000 in restitution. The mule deer was seized from a residence in Wisconsin.  In 2020, a California resident illegally obtained

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a Utah resident permit and harvested a bighorn sheep in Millard County. The individual had applied for this particular permit as a Utah resident for several years, fraudulently obtaining bonus points until successfully drawing the permit. DWR investigators received a tip about the fraudulent permit, which resulted in the successful prosecution of the individual. The individual was charged with a third-degree felony and ordered to pay $25,000 in restitution. The bighorn sheep was seized from a residence in California.  In 2021, a Florida resident who had moved to Florida from Utah still applied in the hunt drawing as a Utah resident and illegally obtained a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep permit. DWR investigators discovered the individual was living in Florida at the time of applying for the permit and contacted the individual prior to the hunt to inform them their permit was invalid because it was obtained through fraud. The individual surrendered their permit and was charged with a class B misdemeanor. “Our once-in-a-lifetime

hunts have a very limited number of permits. When someone lies and obtains one of those permits through fraud, they are robbing someone else of that hunting opportunity,” Hovinga said. “As the name of those hunts implies, many hunters wait their entire lives to have that opportunity, and it is really frustrating to see that limited permit go to someone who obtained it unethically and illegally. It can be difficult to discover fraud cases, and we rely heavily on tips and other information from the public to investigate these incidents.” If you have information about any wildlife-related crimes in Utah, you should report it to DWR conservation officers in one of the following ways:  Calling the UTiP Hotline at 800-662-3337.  Using the UTDWR Law Enforcement app.  Texting 847411.  Submitting a tip online through the DWR website. Rewards are available (both monetary and reward permits) and officers will respect requests for confidentiality.

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Academy Award winner eeing the good and for best foreign film and saying something nominated for best picabout it is easy to ture overall that year. It neglect. It’s much easier was a good movie. It had to notice the bad and say Chinese dialogue with something about that. I have complained here English subtitles. We had just settled into at times over the years an isolated spot in the about what I consider poor behavior by audience center of the front half of the auditorium where we members at the movies. often like to sit. The place I still stand by my comwasn’t crowded. The preplaints. However, with views began. that in mind, I should be Then, weirdly and scolding myself. surprisingly, three kids I thought about this rumbled down the aisle recently when I was at and plopped the movies. Will you, with down in the I think that seats right in there are me, try to some unwrit- appreciate and front of us. I suspect they ten laws that people should compliment the were about thirteen years abide by in the good behavior movie theater. around us here old. Two girls and a boy. Many are ob- in Sanpete? My eyes vious. Here’s went heavenward with the one example: If you question, “Why me?!” I brought your baby with you to the movies, and the looked at my wife and her eyes met mine with the baby is noisy — take the question, “Shouldn’t we child out of the theater. move now and avoid the This situation doesn’t inevitable conflict?” happen very often, but Moving would normally when it does, once is enough. I know of one guy be the thing that I’d do who gave money to a cou- in a situation like this. I ple at the end of the movie thought quickly and made a decision. (That doesn’t and said, “Next time, get happen very often, so it’s a baby sitter.” worth mentioning.) Anyway, why should I decided to make my I be scolding myself? At stand. I reminded myself the movie, I very guiltily that we had selected our checked my cellphone seats first. There were when a text came in plenty of other seats during the show. I was very careful to try to hide in the place. If anyone moved, it should be the the glow of the screen so kids. no one would see me doAs the trailers were ing it. It made me think of the complaining I’ve done screened, our new neighbors were talking a little about people using their as they got situated and phones during movies. passed their drinks and I have a lot of people candy back and forth. It who tell me they agree wasn’t bad, no worse than with me on this point. adults would do. They give me compliRegardless, in my mind, ments for my views. And I formulated a warning then, I have a few people tell me that if it turns out to these little street urto be a boring movie, they chins. It was something have no problem with tex- along the lines of, “If you twerps don’t behave ting during the show. yourselves when the show When people agree with me, it’s fulfilling. It’s starts, I’ll ask you to move far away from me or I’ll nice to get compliments. have you kicked out of Sometimes unexpected compliments can be extra here. Some of us came here to actually watch the nice. movie. So what do you say I’m trying to make to that, you — you little this issue relate to my juvenile delinquents!” attempted point here. That sounded effective Feeling motivation for genuine complimenting is in my mind; but thankrarer than the motivation fully, I never delivered the warning. The feature for much easier complaining. It’s only natural movie started. The boy to notice the warts before yelped, “Oh crap! I forgot we see the beautiful smile that this is a movie that we have to read! “ I rolled — if we see the smile at my eyes and prepared for all. We notice and comment the worst. Then to my amazement, negatively on a poorly put I’ll be darned if those kids together event and take the well planned and good didn’t sit still and attentively watch the movie. ones for granted without saying anything about it. Their behavior gave me nothing to complain And, quite naturally, we often notice misbehaving about. I’ve felt badly ever since children more readily than those who are perfect lit- that I allowed them to leave without me delivertle angels. ing compliments to them Thank goodness that and promising them all there are some people good conduct medals. who do take the time to Will you, with me, try thoughtfully praise good to appreciate and complibehaviors. This brings me to a movie experience ment the good behavior from years ago that I have around us here in Sanpete? There are many remembered vividly. who are deserving of our We were at a showing appreciation and our genof the movie “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” in uine thanks and complithe South Towne Theatre ments. What do you say? — Merrill in Ephraim. It was the

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Leaders announce limited attendence for April conference BY GENELLE PUGMIRE

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As sure as the hyacinths and daffodils appear in spring, so does the excitement of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ April General Conference bring excitement to the Utah air. On Friday, just 50 days away, the First Presidency of the church announced some changes for the upcoming 192nd Annual conference. In a letter to members of the church, it was announced that for the first time since October 2019 saints will be able to return to the LDS Conference Center. The letter said a limited number of tickets will be provided for in-person viewing of conference sessions in the Conference Center in Sal Lake City. “In-person attendance at the general conference sessions will be limited due to the extensive construction taking place on and around Temple Square; however, a limited number of tickets will be distributed to stakes and districts in the United States and Canada. Decisions about gathering to watch general conference in meetinghouses will be left to the discretion of local leaders,” according to the letter. The church did not indicate if masks or vaccinations would be required. Typically, local bishops and stake presidents will have tickets and announce if they are available. Sometimes they will be offered to individuals who may have a special desire to hear in-person, without a formal announcement over the pulpit. The First Presidency also invited all women and young women (including those who turn 12 in 2022) to participate in a “Women’s Session of General Conference,” which will be held the evening of

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The Conference Center in Salt Lake City will be open for limited seating for this year’s April General Conference. Saturday, April 2. General sessions for all individuals, families and friends will be held on Saturday and Sunday, April 2-3. If tradition holds, this April conference could see a change in the General Presidency of the Relief Society of the church. The typical length of service for these women is five years. Jean B. Bingham is the current president with

Sisters Sharon Eubank and Reyna I. Aburto as her counselors. These three women were called to their positions in April 2017. They have represented the church throughout the world and have been a beacon of hope to many people in refugee camps, hospitals and other dire situations. They have spoken and prayed for the world from Washington, D.C.,

to Rome. These three women have also served during the worst global pandemic in a century. Special meetings of the church have changed over the past few years. In October, a special third Saturday session was held for all members. In times past, the October third session was assigned to be for the Women’s Session and April’s third session was held

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The all-new 2022 INFINITI QX60, combining powerful athleticism with harmony and simplicity. ogy for the up-front passengers. Infiniti did not disappoint us in this regard, with huge new 12.3-inch LED monitors not only for the infotainment screen but also placed in front of the driver as his display. Both, of course, were customizable and easy to navigate after just a few hours in the SUV. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto were also included in the package and done wirelessly, of course— always a great addition to any vehicle. Add to that the wireless charger in the front console and it kept us happy no matter what the drive called for. Let us not forget that if we were not using Siri to get around, Infiniti has also included a fantastic navigation system with MapCare and Premium Traffic enhancements. Add to all of this technology a huge 10.8-inch heads-up display that would display all of this navigation data to help get us around and keep our eyes on the road and off of all the wonderful accoutrements that lined the interior of the QX60. There was still one more place to put an LED screen — the rearview mirror — and Infiniti has added that to the mix as well. We really love this addition, as when an SUV of this size gets all the seats filled the driver can still see what it behind, no matter what is between him and the back window. Over the years, we have come to love the NASA-inspired zero-gravity seats that Nissan has been putting in all its vehicles. This time with the Autograph trim level in the QX60, they have done it even better by adding not only heat and ventilation to the front seats but also a massaging component. What better way for Mom and Dad to take on a long vacation with the kids

or just destress on the way home in the evening? Leather was the surface of choice throughout the cabin, with our test ride coming in a graphite color. Including the seats, there were many quilted surfaces also nicely done in the same color leather. After that, all other touch points if not done in leather had metal or wood finishes. On the safety side, the QX60 was loaded with about everything we could have imagined possible to help us be safe in our travels. Along with ProPilot Assist that has become a standard in all Infiniti vehicles, ours had the extra added Navi link included. This would allow the QX60 to slow for differing terrain, twists and turns along our route, along with a speed limit assist that would lower or raise the speed when the adaptive cruise was set according to the posted limit. Oh, and on the exterior, the new QX60 is very compelling to look at, as it seems to have grown up in a way with more defined and sleeker curves all around. The all-black roof and included panoramic moonroof seemed to really set it apart out on the road. We loved the way the new QX60 handled, as it is much easier to drive and get around in for an SUV that holds up to seven. We would navigate and get into very tight spaces without feeling as if we might have problems from such a large vehicle. The new Infiniti QX60 would make a great addition to any growing family or even with empty nesters like ourselves. It has plenty of space and, most importantly, an abundant injection of luxury and technology. Base price: $ 63,250 Destination charge: $1,025 Price as driven: $ 64,970

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