Brubaker’s PUBlication
September 19, 2008/Legal Serving Date September 19, 1987
Plans are in full swing for Brubaker’s Pub 10th Annual Pig Roast on Sunday, September 28th. All Brubaker’s Browns Backers in northeast Ohio are invited to be our guests for an afternoon of fun as the Browns play, their in-state rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals. V.P. Pam Mihalik, Area Supervisor Jeff Mollica, and G.M. Scott Brownlee are working hard to plan the best Roast ever. Tailgating will begin around noon followed by a great day of fun, food, football and prizes.
Our Pig Roast is an annual event. Brubakerites from all locations gather to share in some gridiron camaraderie. Traditionally the Pig Roast is thrown to celebrate one of the greatest rivalries in football, Browns vs. Steelers. This year the NFL’s schedule did not cooperate, but so what?! We can play with the best of them. Kickoff is 1 p.m.
No matter how good the game is, our half time show should be the highlight reel. SJB has cool prizes for the winners of the infamous Touchdown Dance and nippy Frozen T-shirt Contest. In addition we’ll play Corn Hole, Flip cup and a variety of other games.
Along with a scrumptious dinner of pulled pork, potatoes and salad, everyone who buys a $15 ticket for the Pig Roast will have two chances to win two club seats for the Nov. 6th game Browns vs. Denver Broncos at 8:15 p.m. In addition we’ll have assorted Browns and/or Buckeye paraphenalia to raffle off to ticket holders.
All co-workers who come to the event will receive hot Brubaker’s Pub Pig Roast T-Shirts. If a customer wishes to buy a T-shirt they can get one for $10.
The first two weeks of Monday Night Football are in the book. Green Bay, Denver (2 games on the first week), Dallas and Brubaker’s Pubs all posted wins. The House of La Rose continues to support our events as Brubaker’s Pubs features Mich Light or Bud Light.
Monday Night Madness: get a card; get a punch watch Monday Night Football!! At the end of the season, Brubaker’s will throw a party to raffle off prizes and hundreds of dollars in Visa Gift Certificates. One entry for every punch on the customers’ cards. This means a customer that comes every week will have sixteen chances to win while a customer who comes only one Monday will have only one chance to win. The store that posts the highest sales growth over 2007 Mondays will host the end of the season party.
Mondays have gone crazy. Pure madness!! House of LaRose is promoting a rotating football toss competition for all of you all corn-hole experts.
Following is the upcoming schedule:
Sept. 22th 8:30-NY Jets at San Diego Chargers
- Football Toss at Chapel Hill
- Football Toss at Valley
Sept.29rd 8:30-Baltimore at Pittsburgh
- Football Toss at Green
- Football Toss at Stow
Oct. 6th 8:30-Minnesota at New Orleans
- Football Toss at Montrose
- Football Toss at Hudson
Oct. 13th 8:30-Giants at Browns
- Football Toss at Chapel Hill
- Football Toss at Valley
Oct. 20th 8:30-Denver at New England
- Football Toss at Green
- Football Toss at Stow
Oct. 27th 8:30-Indianapolis at Tennessee
- Football Toss at Montrose
- Football Toss at Hudson
Our promotions only work if every co- worker takes the time to tell customers to come in. Dollar drafts, great football, free food and on site games and a chance to win hundreds of dollars in gift certificates. This is a great deal for our customers and a great opportunity to create business. We have to invite them to come and be part of the fun.
Saturday, September 20th Jerica and her staff will be throwing a 70’s party from 8-close with D.J. Scotty. Montrose Brubaker's will be transformed into a groovy disco complete with costumes, games, prizes and fun! DJ Scotty will be in at 9:00 to spin the sounds of the 70's all night long. There will be prizes for best costume and 70's trivia as well. GM Jerica can't wait to decorate with lava lamps and disco balls! The whole staff is very excited to sport 70's style - you might see a few 'fros! It will be a great time so be sure to put on your bell bottoms and stop out….
by Jerica Jefferson
Saturday, September 27th Hudson Brubaker’s will be having a Karaoke Party with D.J. Scotty. This will be Lauren’s first party as a store manager. Karaoke seems to be a big hit at Hudson. Lauren and her staff are excited and ready to show everyone a good time.
Saturday the 27th is a double-header at Hudson Bru’s. We will start partying early in the day with $5.00 Bud pitchers and great OSU football. The Buckeyes play Minnesota at home. At 9:00 p.m. D.J. Scotty will set-up for the second party event, karaoke Brubaker’s style. We will be featuring $3 bombs to get those crazy crooners ready to belt out all of your favorites
Montrose's next big bash will be Oktoberfest! Saturday, October 11th and Sunday, October 12th. Experience Germany's fun beer festival Brubaker style!
Brandy Lamtman, a member of the Brubaker immediate family, has been working diligently every month for the last year maintaining and improving the official Brubaker’s Pub MySpace page. Our circle of friends has grown to over 1350. If you are interested in becoming one of our friends use the MySpace search for Brubakerspub1977@yahoo.com and you will be able to access the page. We send out bulletins of upcoming events and we need pictures to add to our page. You can send pictures to Brubakerspub1977@yahoo.com
Brandy is now working on a Brubaker’s Pub Facebook page.
Welcome to September’s new recruits:
Store #1: Trysha Walls
Store #2: Kristin Goodwin, Chase Natoli, Kailey Volk (re-hire)
Store #4: Jessica Berns
Store #6: Anna Feasel, Thomas Sudol
Store #7 Jessica Motyka
Store #8: Stephanie Vaught, Steven Braxton
Brubaker’s Pubs strive to provide friendly, fast service to all customers including those seated at tables. If a customer has to come to the bar to order food or beverages, the table server has not done his job. This includes customers who are playing pool.
When there are three people on duty, almost always the gates should be up and a server should be working the tables using a waitress bank. This server should be greeting all customers and acting as a floor host. All servers are important to our operation, but, the most important is the table server who first greets the new customers. Our best, most friendly server should be chosen to work the tables. First impressions last. As an added bonus, the table server should not be expected to clean the kitchen at closing.