Liquor

Thu., Aug. 18, 1994

Pamstar, Inc., has been approved for a transfer license to sell spirituous liquor, beer, and wine for on-premises consumption at Cinola Restaurant, N14710 Newport Highway, Mead.

Robert Linebarger and Kathy Grimm have applied for license to sell spirituous liquor, beer and wine for on-premises consumption at Cowboy Bob’s, E4211 Westwood, Chattaroy.

Vicki Lee has applied for a license to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption at The Pie Shoppe & Deli/Priced Rite Foods, W733 Garland.

D.D. Petty, T.A. Tilton and J. Tomlinson has withdrawn an application for a license to sell bottled beer for on-premises consumption in conjunction with food sales at Frontier West, N2121 Division.

Yoke’s Washington Foods, Inc., has applied for a transfer license to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption at Yoke’s Pac N’ Save No. 6 currently doing business as River Ridge Food and Drug, W4507 Wellesly.

Kevin Choi and Chan Li Hui have been disapproved for a license to sell wine and bottled beer for on-premises consumption in conjunction with food sales at New Harbour, N1830 Division. The applicants failed to provide the Liquor Control Board’s investigators with adequate documentation to verify the source of funds for the purchase of the business, the board said.

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