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Jordan: Small Counties Will Gel
Attention
uiving Hoke County and other
smaller areas of the state "a voice"
in North Carolina government is
one of the top priorities "in my
husband's campaign," Raeford
native Sarah Jordan said during a
recent visit to her 4 'home town."
Jordan was in town promoting
her husband, state Senator Bob
Jordan, who is campaigning for
the Lt. Governor's position.
"I wanted to come here firs',"
Sarah Jordan said.
"This is my home town, and 1
wanted to start right here with this
campaign," she added.
"Hoke has not really been
represented state-wide but with
Bob it will be," Jordan said.
"It is important for the people
to know they have someone that
will represent their needs," she
added.
"Bob understands the needs of a
small community," Jordan said.
The state senator, who also
chairs the base budget committee,
was born in Montgomery County
and presently operates a lumber
business there.
The four-term legislator is "very
interested" in "helping small
businesses get off the ground,"
aiding in agriculture and bettering
economic development, education,
day care and helping the elderly,
Jordan said.
"Bob wants to see North
Carolina grow and get better," she
added.
"He js a recognized advocate of
all people's rights and he will fight
for those rights if elected," Jordan
said.
"Bob has had and will continue
to have an open door policy," she
added.
"He is a capable leader."
Jordan, who said she "loved
campaigning for her husband, has
also been "involved" with helping
North Carolina.
Last week, Jordan saw "a major
accomplishment" that she helped
instigate become a reality as North
Carolina Governor James B. Hunt
placed a memorial to the state's
war dead in the Memorial Am
phitheatre at Washington's Arl
ington National Cemetery.
"Bob sponsored the senate bill
and it passed," Jordan said.
"I just could not believe we had
never had a memorial for war
dead," she added.
"When I went to Arlington and
saw we were not represented, I
knew something had to be done,"
Jordan said.
Jordan admits that she is "very
proud" of "that particular ac
complishment."
"Bob was proud too," she add
ed.
"We did that together," Jordan
said.
"When you get Bob, you get
me," she added.
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Hazel Niven
Niven Seeks
Deeds Post
Hazel Niven of Raeford has fil
ed for the Hoke Register of Deeds
position, presently held by Delia
Maynor.
Niven, a Raeford resident, ran
for the position "once before"
against a field of six candidates.
"I want to be able to work with
and serve the public," Niven said.
"I can do that through this posi
tion," she added.
Niven, who has lived in Raeford
since her elementary school days,
has worked with the state and
federal government for "at least"
25 years. *
She held a position with the
Hoke County Extension office and
worked "when they needed me"
with the county tax office.
"I really have had a lot of ex
perience in many phases of
business," Niven said.
"I have supported Raeford and
Hoke County for many years
through business and community
service," she added.
Niven, who is a charter member
of the Raeford Woman's Club
Public Affairs Department and
Circle Chairman, has also been
"involved" with the school
system.
"1 helped raise money for band
uniforms one year. We made
enough to buy everyone in the
band a uniform," Niven said.
"1 feel like 1 would be continu
ing to help this community by run
ning for this office," she added.
"I will be doing my part. I feel
like I can do a good job," Niven
said.
"I felt like I should give it a try.
1 want to help," she added.
D. Maynor
Bids For
Re-election
Hoke Register of Deeds Delia
Maynor is hoping that she will be
able to "hold" her position after
the November election.
Maynor, who is running for her
third term as register of deeds, will
be pitted against Raeford resident
Hazel Niven for the post.
"I am seeking re-election
because 1 love my job," Maynor
said.
"I have worked in this office for
10 and a half years, and I think 1
am qualified to handle the job,"
she added.
Maynor, who attends all state
workshops, district meetings and
conventions, believes she is "more
qualified" to run the register of
deeds office.
"1 am qualified to run this office
efficiently. We are able to handle
any situation which will occur,"
Maynor said.
"I have served all of the people
of this county in a professional
manner and will continue to do so
if re-elected," she added.
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