Liquor Licenses

Thu., June 11, 1998

Pok and Richard Little have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption at Sue Hee’s Buffet, 3525 N. Division.

Rodney Askey, and Vickie and Jerry Van Bavel have applied for a tavern license to sell beer or wine on-premises, and a license to sell beer and wine by bottle or package for off-premises consumption at Capitol Tavern, 5015 N. Market.

Joyce West and The Southland Corp. have been approved for a license to sell beer and wine at retail in bottles or original containers for off-premises consumption at 7-Eleven Store 2303-23636C, 1425 N. Maple.

Chester and Cheryl Sharp have been approved for a license to sell beer and wine at retail in bottle or original containers for offpremises consumption at Chet’s Qwik Stop, 2508 W. Northwest Blvd.

Harry O Inc. has been approved for an added restaurant license to sell spirits, beer and wine by open bottle or original container for on-premises consumption at Harry O’s Bistro, 508 E. Third.

Topsa Pizza Inc. has been approved for an added restaurant license to sell beer or wine by tap, in bottle or cans for on-premises consumption in conjunction with food sales at Chuck E Cheese’s Pizza, 100 Shadle Center.

Johnny Rocket’s Inc. and John Hughes have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption at Johnny Rocket’s, 109 W. Pacific.

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