PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Corpsman Donald Moses
rnrnvman DoP.s!d MOSCS hiS
been cited by the commanding offi
cer of the Naval Hospital at Cherry
Point
He was recogm/cd for exemplary
performance of duty, exceptional
loyalty, quality contributions and
personal support given to the family
practice clinic
While assigned to the Military
Sick. Call Department, he uxik the
initiative to personally review and
clear more than 400 medical records
of Marine Corps and Navy person
nc! its they trsnsfcrrcc? from the n,r
station at Cherry Point. He devel
oped a roster system for tracking
these records which enabled the
clinic's enrollment clerk to clear the
data from her current records
That, in turn, allowed more than
70 new families to be enrolled in the
clinic.
According to the commendation,
his "untiring efforts, dedication and
devotion to duly reflected great
credit" upon himself and are in
keeping with the highest tradition of
Cited For Performance Involvina Military Sick Care
?he U.S. Navy.
Herzog Graduates
Airman Robert M. Her/.og Jr.
graduated recently from ihc aero
space propulsion specialist Oct en
gine) course at Chanute Air Force
Base, Rantoul. 111.
Course work included repair and
maintenance ol jet engines, with em
phasis in ground safety practices.
Her/.og is the son of Robert M.
and Janet K. Herzog of Route I,
Winnabow.
l ie ^ujuuuu'u IrOn i SuUUI I > I 111 I >
wick High School, Boiling Spring
L;ikes. in 19*) I.
Earning NCSU Degrees
Hive BrufiSnick Coiiitl) students
arc cxpcctcd to rcccivc bachelor's
degrees during commencement ex
ercises May 9 in Cartcr-Finlcy
Stadium at North Carolina State
University in Raleigh.
They arc Jeremy Lyle King, son
ot Lyle R. and Judy G. King, tech
iiuiugy-agiuiiuniy, vfOp production
concentration; Christopher S.
Williams, Lelar.il, computer engi
neering; Camellia Lenell Hill, Shal
lotte, chcnucal engineering; Charles
trie Tmnnell. son of Betty J. and
Albert G. Trunncll Jr., Southpon, ar
chitecture; and Tiffany Leigh Cle
ments, Caswell Beach, business
management.
To Graduate At CCC
Three students from Brunswick
County are candidates to receive de
grees during t'ommfnr<*m#*ni cxcr
ciscs Sunday, May 3, at USC
Coastal Carolina College ai
Conway, SC.
ITie exercises will be held at 4
p.m. in the soccer stadium.
Joseph W. Benton ol Ash will re
ceive a bachelor of arts degree in ed
ucation. while Kathy R. Fullord i>l
Shallolte will receive a bachelor ol
science degree and Susanne Viscarra
of Shallottc, a bachelor of arts de
gree. They are among 390 degree
candidates.
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