Liquor Licenses

Thu., June 25, 1998

H and L Investors Inc., William Hathaway, Shirley Hathaway, and Gary and Amanda Lindgren have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption at Hideout, 20 N. Raymond.

Kyung S. Oh has been approved for a license to sell beer or wine at retail for off-premises consumption at Priced Rite Foods, 733 W. Garland.

The Ahmed Corporation of the Southland Corporation has been approved for a temporary 60-day license to sell beer or wine at retail for offpremises consumption at 7-Eleven Store, 1006 W. Garland.

Mamma Mia’s Inc. has been approved for license to sell beer and wine in the open bottle, original container or beer on tap for on-premises consumption at Mamma Mia’s, 420 W. Francis.

Warthawg Inc. has been approved for a tavern license to sell beer or wine on tap, in individual glasses or original containers for on-premises consumption, and to sell beer or wine at retail in bottles or original containers for off-premises consumption at Hi Neighbor Tavern, 2201 N. Monroe.

Greg Shaffer has been approved for a license to sell beer and wine at retail in bottles or original containers for off-premises consumption at Pats Food and Fuel, 39706 N. Newport Highway, Elk.

Lin’s Garden Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by the open bottle, original container or beer on tap for onpremises consumption at Lin’s Garden Restaurant, 3118 E. Queen.

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