Liquor Licenses

Sat., Jan. 2, 1999

Knipprath Cellars Inc., and Henning and Heidi Knipprath have applied for a domestic winery, 250,0000 liters license at Knipprath Cellars, 5634 E. Commerce.

Chen’s Enterprises Inc., and David and Fang-Ru Chen have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on and off premises consumption at Sam and Dom’s Tavern, 2429 E. Sprague.

Roylance Inc., Brian Roylance, and Shelli Christie have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption at Take-A-Break Restaurant and Lounge, 2104 N. Pines Rd.

Kristina Guidinger has been approved for a beer and wine gift delivery license to deliver beer and/or wine in bottles or original packages in conjunction with gifts or flowers at Lilac City Gift Baskets, 10508 E. Maxwell.

Gerard and Nuris McGrellis have applied for a grocery story license to sell beer and/or wine for off-premises consumption in bottles, cans, or original containers at Jerry’s Qwik Stop, 23905 E. Wellesley, Otis Orchards.

Great Wall Chinese Restaurant Inc., Zi Yi Zhang and Hua Liang have applied for a license to sell beer and/or wine for on-premises consumption in conjunction with food sales, either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at Great Wall Chineses Super Buffet, 11420 E. Sprague Ave.

Felix and Carmen Cabrera have applied for a license to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption with beer and wine being sold on tap or in opened bottles or cans at Chapala Restaurant, 14415 E. Sprague.

The Senyor Adventure Inc. has been approved for a license to sell beer and/or wine for on-premises consumption either on tap or in opened bottles or cans where persons under 21 years of age are not allowed on the premises at The Monkey Bar, 10605 E. Sprague.

La Valle Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption with beer and wine sold either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at Casa de Oro, 1611 N. Mullan Rd.

Maid O’Clover South Inc. has been approved for a license to sell beer and/or wine for off-premises consumption in bottles, cans, or original containers at Maid O’Clover South, 3620 N. Sullivan Rd.

Bobwan Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption with beer and wine sold either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at The Spaghetti Station, 11204 E. Sprague Ave.

Tidyman’s Inc. has been approved for a license to sell beer and/or wine for off-premises consumption in bottles, cans, or original containers at Tidyman’s, 13014 E. Sprague and at Tidyman’s #17, 2024 N. Argonne Rd.

Billy Reynolds has been approved from a license to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption with beer and wine to be sold either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at Billy’s Wild Horses/Wild Horse Restaurant and Saloon, 9107 E. Montgomery.

Playfair Racing Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer, and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption with beer and wine to be sold either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at Playfair Race Course, N. Altamont and E. Main.

B & B Distributors Inc. has been approved for a license to distribute beer and wine at B & B Distributors, 6715 E. Mission.

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