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Jefferson High
graduate Antone
Jarrell will go up
against former
teammates from
the University of
Texas-El Paso
when the Portland J
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team plays UTEP
Saturday.
Bishop Hardy (right) and family are a Portland legacy.
Church Leader Bishop Hardy
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anointing, pioneering, and leader­
ship spirit, numerous individuals
evangelist. He was a pioneer in the say they received their calling to
radio ministry and was well known the ministry through Hardy’sguid-
for perform ing salutations for ance. More than 10 churches in
ijA TU -TV Channel 2 and for his Oregon alone are either (bunded by
K ATU show "Hallelujah Sunday.” or exist because of Bishop Hardy’s
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To cherish his memories. Hardy
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his wife of 54 years, Anorvia
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* Members of the Musicians and H ardy; six ch ild ren , C arm en
Ministers of Music accredit their Duboise, Wilbert Hardy Jr., Lamarr
nationwide touring career to Hardy. Hardy, Stephan Hardy, Mark Hardy,
A gifted musician. Hardy trained T hom as H ardy; tw o brothers,
bis sons and other children to play Rupert Hardy and Carl Washing­
ton; three sisters, Mary Lou Jack-
jriano, organ, guitar and vocals.
< Hardy was consecrated as the son, Sylvia Joy A nderson and
jurisdictional Prelate for Oregon Pearline Washington; thirty grand
Northwest Ecclesiastical jurisdic­ children, six great-grand children;
tion in Memphis, Tenn., in 1997.
and a host of nieces, nephews, rela­
; B ecause o f H ard y 's unique tives and friends.
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Antone Jarrell to
Face Former Team
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Portland State University
basketball player Antone
Jarrell has a big game on the
road Saturday. He will go up
against his former teammates
from the University of Texas-El
| Paso.
Jarrell played two seasons in
Texas, started in 2 0 games and played
in all 32 games.
But the Jefferson High School
'
graduate, with a successful high
school basketball star career, trans­
ferred to PSU priorto the 2002-2003
season, to make some wins for the
home team.
"I’m extremely excited to have
Antone in uniform this year. He has
really improved his game and will
be a major impact player for us,”
said Portland State Head Coach
Heath Schroyer.
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