JCS Child Nutrition is Awarded National USDA Recognition for Food Safety

JCS Child Nutrition is Awarded National USDA Recognition for Food Safety
Monday, November 9th, 2009

The Child Nutrition Program for Johnston County Schools is the recipient of a national USDA (US Dept. of Agriculture) award, one of 15 awarded in the southeastern region. North Carolina received five of the fifteen awards granted.

The award received by Johnston County Schools Child Nutrition Services is for Food Safety. This is North Carolina's first Food Safety Award. Johnston County Schools has received two honorable mentions in the past, but this year was awarded the big prize.

Photo: Mr. Patrick Jacobs, Chief Operations Officer; Rachel Findley, Child Nutrition Supervisor for Johnston County Schools; Dana Edwards, Child Nutrition Supervisor for Johnston County Schools; Beth Taylor, Director of Child Nutrition for Johnston County Schools; Dr. Janie Thornton, USDA Undersecretary for Foods and Nutrition

Isaac Barton Chilcot - Rachel's Great Grandfather

Rachel's Great Grandfather was Issac Barton Chilcot (also spelled in the Census records as Chilcote, Chilcoat) was born in March 1853 in PA. He worked as a carpenter in 1880 and a coal miner in 1900. He was married to Harriet Gaff (1854-1895). His children included: Willemina (1874), Barny (1876), Bertha (1878), George (1884), Annie (1886), Viola (1889), and Harry (1892).

Harry Charles Chilcot - Rachel's Grandfather

Below is the World War II Draft Registration Card of Rachel's Grandfather, Harry Charles Chilcot. Harry was born on July 16, 1892 in Clearfield County, PA and passed away on April 4, 1983 in Orange County, FL. At the time of draft registration in 1942, he was 49 years old and lived at 411 Chester Street, Peoria, Il. He listed his wife as the person who would always know his address, Mabel Carol Passinault. He was currently employed at the Keystone Steel and Wire Company in Bartonville, IL.

Elite Muscle Classic

Saturday started at 3:45am with a trip to Johnston County for a Relay for Life yard sale. Daniel and I went down there--he sold our yard sale stuff while I sold food to raise money for Relay. We left there around 12:30 pm then headed to Greensboro to watch Jason compete in the Elite Muscle Classic. This was his second show ever. His first show was 3 weeks ago and he came in second in his division. There were some big boys (and girls!) at this show. It started at 6pm but we didn't get to see his poses until 11:30pm. It was a loooong night! He didn't place this time but he sure did look better than some of those other guys--they were kinda gross. Got home around 1:00am--made for a long day. You can click on the youtube link to see his whole performance. Go Jason!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2MUN7fK0hU

Darby Chilcot - Rachel's Great Great Grandfather

Darby Chilcot was born in 1815 and passed away in 1887. He was married to Susan Shoup (1818-1901). In 1850 and 1860, Darby was a miller. In 1870 and 1880, he was a farmer and Susan was occupied by "keeping houses." Their children included: Sarah (1839), Humphrey (1840), Abraham (1843), Isabella (1844), Thomas (1846), Lucinda (1849), Ann(1851), Isaac (1852), Joseph (1855), Nancy (1856), Eliza (1859), Darby H. (1861), and John W. (1863).



They lived in Huntingdon County, PA in the towns of Hopewell, Tell, and Union.



At the time of the 1880 Census, it appears that Nancy Jane Mills (formerly Chilcot, born in 1856) and her 4 month old daughter Eliza B. was living with the family. The picture below is from 1876 of Darby, Susan, and the Mills.

Alsid Passinualt - Rachel's Great Grandfather

Alsid Passinualt was born January 20, 1879. He was married to Octavia Sovie. Their children included: Alsid Passinault (1902), Mabel Passinault (1904), Emily Passinault (1907), Mildred Passinault (1909), Raymond Passinault (1911), Verne Passinault (1913), Earl Passinault (1915), Floyd Passinault (1917), Lois Passinault (1919).

Below is Alsid's WWI Draft Registration Card. At the time, he was a laborer for the Munsing Paper Company.

Meyer Rosentreter - Daniel's Great Great Great Grandfather

Meyer Rosentreter was born in 1826 in Germany and died in St Louis on January 9, 1889 when he was struck by a streetcar at 1012 Franklin Ave. Meyer arrived in the United States on July 22, 1884 at the age of 58. He immigrated with his wife and his children: Adolf (1859), Rosa (1868). They arrived onboard the Westphalia with a port of departure of Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France which was destined for New York City. Below are an image of the Westphalia, his death register, and the passenger list on the Westphalia.