Liquor License

Thu., Feb. 3, 2000

The Slaymaker Group Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption at Tony Roma’s, 7640 N. Divison, and also to allow the sale and service of liquor at approved locations.

The Office Tavern of Spokane has been approved to sell beer and/or wine for on-premises consumption, either on tap or in opened bottles or cans at the Office Tavern of Spokane, 2732 N. Division.

Robert C. Lipe has been approved for a temporary 60-day 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 Bob Lipe’s Moezy Inn, 2723 N. Monroe.

JOPO Inc., Ronald Armacost, Ian Johnstone and Elaine Cairns have applied to assume the license from Circle K Stores Inc. to sell beer and/or wine for off-premises consumption in the original containers from Zip Trip, 711 W. Hastings, Zip Trip, 3030 E. Euclid and Zip Trip, 4807 Nine Mile Road.

Falk’s Lodge Inc. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by the individual serving for on-premises consumption, and to sell beer and/or wine for off-premises consumption in bottles, cans or original containers at Falk’s Lodge, 24817 N. Mount Spokane Park Dr., Mead.

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