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Show Darrell R. Hawsf 46, loses life in truck accident near Tooele Darrell R. Haws Final tributes were paid Darrell Dar-rell R. Haws, 46 of this city, at funeral services Wednesday In the Fourth-Tenth-Thirteenth Ward under the direction of Bishop Blaine P. Clyde of the Tenth Ward. Mr. Haws was killed in a truck rollover Saturday Satur-day south of Tooele. Burial was in the Orem City Cemetery with full military rites accorded accord-ed by the American Legion Post directed by Wheeler Mortuary. Mor-tuary. Mr. Haws was fatally injured 30 miles south of Tooele Saturday, Sat-urday, September 6, 1969 when a pickup truck rolled over on a dirt road. The victim was reportedly re-portedly in the back of the vehicle ve-hicle with his son, Mitchell D., 14. Utah Highway Patrolman Don Proctor said driver of the truck was Gordon Young Mitchell, Mit-chell, 66, Orem, father-in-law of the victim. Passengers included in-cluded the driver's wife and Clarice Haws, wife of the deceased. de-ceased. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Haws and her son were taken to the Tooele Valley Hospital, where they were reported in satisfactory condition. The trooper said Mr. Mitchell lost control of the vehcile on Faust Road shortly after leaving leav-ing Utah Highway 36. Mr. Haws was born September Septem-ber 26, 1922 in Vernal, a son of Joseph M. and Theora William Haws. He married Clarice Mitchell Mit-chell on June 20, 1946. Mr. Haws lived in Draper, Orem, Mapleton and Springville. Spring-ville. He was a member of the Mendelson Chorus for several years, and had served as a Scoutmaster for five years in the Hillcrest and 11th LDS Wards of Sharon Stake. He was a member of the LDS Church, serving as a Scoutmaster of the Springville Tenth Ward at the time of his death. He was also advisor to the Order of the Arrow for Hobble Creek District. While in Orem he had served as ward and stake dance director. He had been a member of the Springville Playhouse. He was a member of the Utah-Juab Firemen Association and was vice president of the Utah County Archeology Society. Soci-ety. He was employed as a carpenter and his hobbies included in-cluded hunting and fishing. He tied his own flies for fishing and did custom work on gun-stocks gun-stocks also for hobbies. Surviving are his widow of Springville; two sons and two daughters, Joseph Darrell Haws, Mitchell Dee Haws, Susan Su-san Haws and Sylvia Haws all of Springville; his mother of Springville and three sisters, Mrs. Ray (Beula) Davis, of Springville; Mrs. Loyd (Dixie) Surtleff, Sandy, and Mrs. Ernest Er-nest (Faye) Hills, Austin, Texas, Tex-as, and a grandmother, Mrs. Terry Williams, Vernal. |