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(Continued from Page 1 ) pare them unless the kitchen is certified."
However, he added that the Department of Corrections’ representative had raised the possibility of having a restaurant “prepare”' the frozen meals and carry them to the jail. “I’m going to investigate. It could cut down on cost.”
t Woodward reported that ■ he’d personally contacted aV* the county’s restaurant op-* erators on the possibility of catering meals for the jail. “The Black Kettle wa£ definitely not interested. Amissville is too far away (according to the Department of Corrections) and the lady who is cooking the meals for Wakefield School in the kitchen at the back of the old Bradford’s Store called this morning and said she’s not interested.
New Cruisers
“Now comes the touchy subject,” Woodward warned, moving on to another topic. ‘The state (purchasing office’s) bid for police cars has come out and» orders must be in by April 1,” he said, noting that the deadline comes well before the board’s action on department budgets for the coming year. Accordingly, the sher-/ iff requested early authorization to order two police cruisers at $9,677 apiece, one to replace the 1980 Granada he drives and the second for a new deputy if th^ pasitisn is approved by the State Compensation Board.
The Granada waa a year old and had 30,000 miles on it when purchased, he said. With the odeometer now
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