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THEODORE ROBINS FORD CELEBRATES 90TH ANNIVERSARY
This June, Theodore Robins Ford celebrates their 90 year anniversary. To celebrate this
milestone, the dealership will be holding events throughout the entire month for everyone
in the community, including a “kick off” party on Saturday, June 11, 2011. There will be
food, music, giveaways and $90 cars for sale!
The Theodore Robins legacy all started back in 1921 when Theodore Robins Sr. opened
his Bay Avenue service garage on the Balboa peninsula for a mere $15 per month. He
made sure “to offer good service and treat his employees well,” Theodore “Bob” Robins
Jr., the founder’s son, said about his father. “Maybe it was not as structured as things are
today. But that was basically the principles he followed for all those many years and that
are still practiced today.”
In early February 1923, two men walked into the repair shop with an offer to purchase it,
saying a Ford dealership had opened up. On February 7, Robins Sr. hopped into a Model
T and headed up to Los Angeles, where he promptly signed an exclusive deal with Ford. It was a golden opportunity that Robins Sr. knew he couldn’t
pass up. Theodore Robins Ford sold their first Ford for $637.10. Several years later, Robins Jr. began working in his father’s dealership, ferrying parts to
garages all over town. He even secured a driver’s license at 14 years old so he could get behind the wheel of the parts delivery truck. In his current office,
which he took over from his father, he still keeps the original 1923 Ford Franchise Agreement framed on the wall. Next to it hangs Theodore Robins’ first
car sale on February 14, 1923 -- a week after he’d opened the Ford franchise.
Through the years, the dealership has expanded several times. In 1928, Robins Sr. moved the dealership to a building at 22nd Street and Central Avenue,
which is now Balboa Boulevard. The dealership was across the street from a Bank of America, which has since been replaced by the Crab Cooker
restaurant. In 1955, Robins moved the dealership again, this time to Pacific Coast Highway. In 1966, Robins was ready to expand again; he pulled up
stakes and headed to his current location, at Harbor Boulevard and Bay Street. “He’s an institution here in town,” said Ed Fawcett, president of the Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce. “They’ve been an anchor over there forever.”
Robins Jr. is still selling cars and trucks at his Costa Mesa dealership. They are one of the oldest family owned and operated Ford dealerships in America.
“We’ve been selling them almost as long as they’ve been building them,” Robins said from the office of a dealership now essentially run by sons Jim
and Dave. Theodore Robins Ford has been family owned and operated for four generations with three of Robins’ grand-children now employed at the
dealership.
Throughout the years, the Robins family has been active in the community. For many years, the Robins family generously supported the Fish Fry. In the
late 1970s, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District named their auditorium Robins Hall.
Congratulations to Theodore Robins Ford on 90 successful years of service!
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The Costa Mesa Chamber is proud to recognize the following
Founding Members
of the President’s Circle whose investment and steadfast support has been an
integral part in the success of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
Standing Ovation Level
Orange County Market Place
South Coast Plaza
2011 Board of Directors
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Larry Weichman, Weichman Associates - Realtors
Encore Level
AT&T
Vanguard University
Tim Wigmore, Wigmore Insurance
Applause Level
Daily Pilot
VICE PRESIDENTS
Patty Mason, Mason Insurance
Ed Fawcett, President/CEO
Act One Level
Costa Mesa Conference & Visitors Bureau
South Coast Metro Alliance
Southern California Gas Company
Wigmore Insurance
The Lab Holdings
Jeff Teller, Orange County Market Place
Diane Pritchett, South Coast Metro Alliance
DIRECTORS
Lisa Banning, Financial Management Network
Friend Level
George Coté, Law Office of George Coté
Mesa Consolidated Water District
Tom Sutro
George Coté
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For additional information on the President’s Circle of Investors
please contact Ed Fawcett at the Chamber at (714) 885-9090.
Jennifer Farrell, Rutan & Tucker
Lana Johnson, Newport Independent
Jeff Morin, AT&T California
Rick Olsson, Atlas Copco Mafi - Trench Co. LLC, J.C. Carter
Gail Ossipoff, South Coast Plaza
Shaheen Sadeghi, The Lab/The Camp
Tom Sutro, Altera Real Estate
Terry Walker, T&S Holdings
Paul Wilkinson, Linscott, Law & Greenspan - Engineers
STAFF
Gil Acosta, Membership Sales
Tom Brennan, Director of Membership
Sandy Roy, Information Specialist/Receptionist
Ed Fawcett, President/CEO
Rose Quinn, Director of Operations
AMBASSADOR COMMITTEE 2011
Rose Quinn, Staff Advisor
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Art Alderete, Weichman Associates
Eric Anderson, A Second Look
Dean Anderson, GrowthSprout
Greg Braun, OneWest Bank
Janie Harris, Harbor Mesa Lions
Jane Jensen, Move Masters
Mitch Kaucher, AFLAC
Chris Ochoa, Connell Chevrolet
Ryan O’Donnell, Universal Waste
Andrew Vanos, Hightech Lending Insurance Solutions
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JUNE 2011
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Welcome New Members!
Thank you for your support and confidence!
Not to be missed…
Costa Mesa Optometry
Body by Vi Challenge
Lions Club Fish Fry and Old Fashioned Carnival!!!
Dr. Neda Khadem
Julie Thomas
1545 Nutmeg Place
1555 Mesa Verde Drive East
June 4 & 5, Saturday & Sunday at Lions Park
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(18th & Park just off Newport Blvd.)
714/435-1150
949/233-7297
Networkers Leads Group
www.costamesaoptometry.com www.liveworegrets.bodybyvi.com 1st & 3rd Wednesdays
Costa Mesa Country Club
[email protected]
lifehealthandprosperity@gmail. 11:45 – 1:00 pm
com
1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
Microsoft Store at South Coast
First time visitors RSVP to Tom Brennan, 714/885-9093
Plaza
Orange Coast Computers &
Jovan Robins
3333 Bristol Street, #1249
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/338-2130
[email protected]
www.microsoft.com
Vanguard University
Kelly Kannwischer
55 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/556-3610
www.vanguard.edu
[email protected]
Recycling
Jeff Waymire
10561 Ellis Avenue
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
714/9624884
www.occnr.com
[email protected]
Rely Local Costa Mesa
310 Fernando Street, #102
Newport Beach, CA 92661
949/891-0118
www.relylocal.com
[email protected]
Renewing Members
Wednesday June 1
8:00 – 9:00 am
Thursday
June 9
Tuesday
June 14
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Ambassadors Committee
Costa Mesa Chamber office
Tuesday
June 14
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Executive Committee
Thursday
June 16
90-Minute Breakfast Boost
Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
Thursday
June 30
5:00 – 7:00 pm
Old World Multi Chamber Expo
Old World Village Huntington Beach
7561 Center Avenue #49
Tables available - [email protected]
Thank you for your continued support and confidence!
53 years!!!!!!
Wigmore Insurance
52 years!!!!
Southern California Edison
45 years!!!
Bethel Towers of Costa Mesa
34 years!!!
Harbor Towing
25+ years!!!
Wyndham Hotel
Offices of South Coast Plaza
French’s Cupcake Bakery
15+ years!!!!
Connell Chevrolet
Harbor Townhouse Apartments
Souplantation
Alysia Borgman, DDS
5+ years!!!
Mason Insurance Agency
California Yellow Cab
Onotria Wine Country Cuisine
Servpro Costa Mesa
2+ years!!!
Old World German Restaurant
Shorepoint Insurance Services
All Green Electronics Recyling
Flowers & Tuxedos Galore
Legislative Committee
Costa Mesa Chamber office
Board of Directors’ Lunch
For workshop details visit www.score114.org or phone (714) 550-7369
FACE-TO-FACE COUNSELING
SCORE Orange County offers entrepreneurs, who are either launching a
start-up or growing an existing business, no-charge face-to-face counseling
by men and women who have had successful careers as executives or
business owners. Your counselors meet with you personally, confidentially
and as frequently as necessary to define and analyze your opportunities;
then help you find the solutions. These sessions will typically be scheduled
for an hour at one of our sixteen locations in the Orange County area. Please
call our main office at (714) 550-7369 to arrange your counseling session
or visit our local chapter website at www.score114.org to learn more
about how we can assist you.
20+ years!!!
Kidman, Behrens & Tague
Residence Inn by Marriott
Johnson, Hart & Dyson
Girls Inc.
Ramada Inn
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RIBBON CUTTINGS
Cristina Sandoval and John DiFerdinando happily cut the ribbon at their
store’s recent Chamber ribbon cutting. They were flanked on left by
Chamber Ambassadors Dean Anderson, GrowthSpurt; Ryan O’Donnell,
Universal Waste; Janie Harris, Newport Mesa Lions; and on right by Jane
Jensen, Move Masters and Dennis Gutierrez, NuVisions Federal Credit Union.
Front row: Margie Do, Happy Photo; Eric Anderson, A Second Look; Steve
Mensinger; city councilperson, Janie Harris, Newport Mesa Lions; Union
Bank’s Kristina Henderson-and Irma Castaneda, branch manager (holding
scissors); Arlene Schafer, past mayor; Wendy Leece, city council person;
Jane Jensen, Move Masters; Art Alderete, Weichman Realty.
John and Cristina treated us to their “excruciatingly” fresh and delicious
burgers and fries. They even treated us to some champagne from the
ceremonial cork popping! Make it a point to visit them soon – you too will
be hooked. If you need further enticement, Nordstrom Rack and Edwards
Theater are in close proximity. Fun fact: John told us that his uncle who
started the franchise originally sold only fries and cokes in a mall! His fries
were such a hit that they built an entire menu around them! BOARDWALK
FRESH BURGERS & FRIES, 901 South Coast Drive, 170C, Costa Mesa, CA
92626, (714) 557-5501 (Metro Pointe Center)
Union Bank’s management team and branch staff joined City officials,
Chamber staff/Ambassadors; to celebrate the grand opening of their new
Costa Mesa branch at 1545 Adams Avenue, #200, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 436-3050 - www.unionbank.com. A community reception was held
featuring food from fellow Chamber members: Newport Rib Co, Nothing
Bundt Cakes and Edible Arrangements, plus raffle prizes. Estancia high
school even sent over a team of students to help out with check-in. The
well-attended reception featured presentations to the bank by local elected
representatives and Union Bank awarded a donation to the Costa Mesa
Kiwanis Club.
Les Miller 32nd Annual Student Awards Breakfast
32 years ago, Hank Panian (center) retired OCC professor, historian and
published author along with then OCC President Bob Moore and community
activist “Shorty” Schafer established the scholarship program and named it
in honor of Costa Mesa High School principal and “educator extraordinaire”
Les Miller. The Les Miller Student Awards program was established to honor
high achieving students from Costa Mesa’s high schools and colleges. Now
get this: Hank Panian has been attended and helped present the awards at
EVERY SINGLE one of the breakfasts! Also shown here (at right) Chamber
Board Chair, Larry Weichman presenting one of the students with her award.
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Worth noting, while there were many inspiring stories and presentations at
the awards breakfast this one stood out …
Back Bay Alternative Education High School’s Counselor Annie Younglove
proudly presented awards to students Ryan Jenkins and Catherine
Ferrara (right) w/mother at the breakfast. Back Bay High School is special
in many ways; one of them is for helping transform at risk students into
successful college bound graduates! The entire audience was near tears
when Ms. Younglove related how these two students had overcame their
circumstances while attending Back Bay High School. Ryan Jenkins was
accepted by several colleges and chose to attend UC San Francisco with a
full scholarship! Catherine Ferrara will be attending OCC transferring to San
Diego State’s veterinary program!
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NETWORKING MOMENTS
After Hours Business Mixer
The Microsoft Store
South Coast Plaza
3333 Bristol St., Suite 1249
Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
Welcome to the Microsoft Store at South Coast
Plaza. Here at the Microsoft Store, our friendly
store associates can answer questions, make
recommendations, fix problems and provide training in a relaxed and
comfortable setting where you set the pace. Our team works hard to find
and present an edited assortment of best-in-class products for you and
your business. You’ll also find that each of our PCs is enhanced with our
Microsoft Signature service, so you’ve got the right software pre-loaded
and protected by Microsoft Security Essentials, right out of the box. Whether
you need laptops, desktops, software, accessories, or even an Xbox to help
you relax on the weekends, enjoy peace of mind knowing that we have
great products and the support you need.
The Microsoft Store values its business and community partners and
understands the importance of face-to-face meetings. In the Microsoft
Store, your organization will gain an exclusive opportunity to explore the
latest in Microsoft technology and products. Our friendly staff will also
be available to provide new tips and tricks that will help maximize your
business relationship efficiency. Viewing new technologies and receiving
personalized attention from our staff allows you to get the perfect solution
for your business. Count on us to answer your questions, train your
employees, and solve your technology mysteries. You can even host your
next meeting in our theater space. We’re here to help, seven days a week.
We aim to provide world class service to our customers, both business and
consumer. Your business deserves the best solutions. Call or visit us today.
Learn more by e-mailing [email protected], calling us at 714-3382130, or following us at https://www.facebook.com/MicrosoftStore or
https://twitter.com/MicrosoftStore
Mixer mates shown here: Chamber Ambassador Ryan O’Donnell, Universal
Waste; General Manager, Marcelino Rodriguez; Server, Ana; and Manager
Jose; Wingnuts Staff; Ambassador Dennis Gutierrez, NuVision Federal
Credit Union.
Whew whooo! Great mixer at Wingnuts Restaurant last month! Our
thanks to Manager Marcelino Rodriguez and his staff for giving us the
VIP treatment! Wingnuts specializes in chicken “wings and things” done
“every which way EXCEPT, bad”! Not a chicken lover? No worries, there are
plenty of other tempting dishes to choose from! “Wing tip”: Email ahead for
take out: [email protected] or phone (714) 434-7700. WINGNUTS
RESTAURANT, 3030 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (Target Shopping Center)
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PLEASE MEET
Heller Chiropractic Spa
2900 Bristol Street Suite C-105
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
(714) 557-9454
Email: [email protected]
www.hellerchiro.com
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday 9AM-1PM, 3PM-7PM
Saturday 9AM-1PM
Heller Chiropractic Spa’s staff, operating under Dr. Brian Heller, welcome
patients into a clean, bright office before beginning to nurture natural, holistic
wellness with natural chiropractic care, therapeutic massage, acupuncture,
herbal remedies, sports medicine, nutritional work, injury prevention and
recovery as well as family wellness care. We are also the main Orange County
site for the 28 Days to Health Weight Loss Cleanse.
We have been helping people in Costa Mesa and all over Orange County get out
of pain since 1996 using natural, drug and surgery free techniques, earning the
Best of Costa Mesa Award for Chiropractic work in 2009 and 2010.
If you are looking for a Chiropractor in Costa Mesa you have come to the right
place. Heller Chiropractic is dedicated to the overall health and well being of our
patients and the community. We integrate Spinal Corrective Care Rehabilitation,
Sports Therapy, Exercise Therapy, Massage Therapy, Acupuncture and Nutrition
into a dynamic treatment paradigm. Our methods have proven successful for
thousands of patients with diverse medical conditions and injuries. As part of
your healthcare team we are committed to helping you go beyond just pain
relief to achieve a higher quality of life by incorporating our unique approach to
help you reach your health and wellness goals.
site!
Conveniently located in Costa Mesa, just off the 405 and 55 freeways, we invite
you to come and experience for yourself why Heller Chiropractic truly is “Costa
Mesa’s blend of traditional chiropractic care utilizing the latest in technology in
a relaxing atmosphere.”
site!
So whether it’s an auto accident or just a way to live a healthier life, Heller
Chiropractic is your answer to better health. Call us to book an appointment!
(714) 557-9454.
BULLETIN BYTES
Barrett-Jackson Collector
Car Auction Returns to
Costa Mesa!
June 24-26 Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction
Barrett-Jackson Auction Company LLC, host of “The World’s Greatest
Collector Car Auctions™” in Scottsdale, Ariz., Palm Beach, Fla., and
Las Vegas, celebrates 40 years of specializing in providing products
and services to classic and collector car owners, astute collectors and
automotive enthusiasts around the world.
Hours: Friday-Sunday
Admission (Online Pre-Sale): Single-Day: Adult $10-$15, Senior (65+)/
Student/Military $7-$12, Child (6-12) $3.50-$5. Three-Day Pass: Adult
$28.50, Senior (65+)/Student/Military $21.50, Child (6-12) $9.50.
Parking: tbd
Location: OC Fair & Event Center – All Grounds
Information: barrett-jackson.com
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Costa Mesa quarterly sales tax
revenue up 10.7% over previous year
COSTA MESA, CALIF.—Costa Mesa’s sales tax revenue
from October through December was 10.7% higher
than the same quarter the previous year, with actual sales up 9.2% when
reporting aberrations were factored out.
The sales tax revenue increase for the County of Orange and State of
California was 6.0% and 6.8% respectively.
HdL, the City’s sales tax consultant, has estimated sales tax revenues
for the 2010-2011 fiscal year to be $29.4 million. In January, City staff
provided a mid-year update that projected sales tax revenue for this year
to be $29.2 million. The original 2010-2011 budget had estimated $26.3
million in sales tax revenue.
In January, the increased revenues—estimated to be about $4.5 million
(the figure also includes gains in what’s called “Sales Tax In-Lieu”—had
already been factored in to reduce this year’s budget gap, which currently
stands at about $1.6 million.
You can find more detail at www.ci.costa-mesa.ca.us
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BULLETIN BYTES
National Children’s Day
and Summer Driving
Summer is here and school is out! One of the most
favorite times of the year for children is summer break.
In recognition of National Children’s Day on June
12, 2011, the California Department of Motor Vehicles would like to offer
summer driving safety tips, with California’s youngest residents in mind.
Whether your family is planning a road trip, or simply taking advantage
of the warmer weather to play outside this summer, drivers should take
heed of a few simple precautions to keep both passengers and pedestrians
out of harm’s way. Consider the following vehicle occupant and
pedestrian safety tips to ensure kids of all ages are safe all season long:
riding a bicycle. According to the Children’s Safety Network, children
and young people are the most affected age group of bicycle injuries
and deaths and 63 percent of bicycle fatalities are the result of head
injuries. Installing lights and reflectors on the bicycle and teaching
the importance of safe bicycle riding, including the use of a helmet, can
significantly reduce these accidents. After all, it is required by California
state law that all children under 18 wear a helmet while riding a bicycle.
Parents are not only responsible for adhering to vehicle safety rules, but
should also ensure their children are aware and following these helpful
tips as well. With National Children’s Day upon us, remember to keep
these tips in mind while driving for a safe and enjoyable summer. For
more information on driver and pedestrian safety, please visit DMV.ca.gov.
Follow the 25 MPH Neighborhood Speed Limit
Drivers should be aware of their speed and surroundings when driving
through neighborhoods and adhere to the 25 mph speed limit. Children
can suddenly run into the street to chase a ball or to catch up with a
friend; if drivers are going too fast to make a quick stop, it could lead
to an unwanted injury. It is also important to come to a complete stop
when at a red light or stop sign. According to the U.S. Department of
Transportation, there are approximately 5,000 to 6,000 pedestrian deaths
each year, with children making up a large portion of the victims involved.
Practice Proper Seat Belt Safety
Taking a summer trip? Whether you are traveling out of state or just
across town, it is important to follow the recommended guidelines for
seatbelt safety. Infants, toddlers, children under the age of six, and
children less than 60 pounds should be properly secured in certified childsafety seats in the backseat of a vehicle. Rear-facing child passenger
restraint systems can only be used in the backseat even if the child is
of age and meet the weight requirement. Children aged four to seven
should be secured in a certified booster seat. Children older than seven
can use a standard seatbelt; however they should ride in the back
seat until they are 13. Drivers, passengers and children have a 50
percent better chance of surviving a collision when using their seatbelt,
as reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Do Not Leave Children Unattended in Vehicles
Children are curious and love to play in their parents’ car, but this can
run them the risk of getting themselves locked inside if they are left
unattended. Research from “Heat Stress from Enclosed Vehicles :
Moderate Ambient Temperatures Cause Significant Temperature Rise in
Enclose Vehicles,” conducted by San Francisco State University indicates
there have been a reported 498 child deaths in the United States since
1998, as a result of vehicular hyperthermia. The hot summer sun is even
hotter in a sealed vehicle; internal vehicle temperatures can reach up to
172 degrees Fahrenheit, even when outside temperatures are only 80 to
100 degrees Fahrenheit. Never leave your child unattended in a car for any
length of time; it is not only illegal, but can quickly become life threatening.
Always Wear a Helmet When Riding a Bicycle
Riding a bicycle is a fun and perfect form of exercise for children,
especially during the summer months. As with any form of recreation,
it is important that children practice proper safety techniques when
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