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Pico Rivera Chamber of CommerceBusiness Journal

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Official Publication of the Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce

Volume 12, Issue 6, Fall 2008

PO Box 847

Pico Rivera CA 90660-6347

Phone (562) 949-2473

Fax (562) 949-8320

www.picoriverachamber.org

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7:30am to 9:00am.

December 9, 2008

Celebrating 50 Years of service to Our Business Community

Martinez, Jr., Ph.D., Superinten-

dent/President of Rio Hondo College was

named one of the Top 25 Latino in Educa-

tion by Latino Leaders Magazine in the

September 2008 issue. The publication is

distributed eight times per year throughout

the United States and Puerto Rico. The

magazine features interviews with major

Latino players in all fields of expertise

with editorials that focus on social, politi-

cal, and business leaders.

Other educators selected for this

honor include France Cordova, Presi-

dent, Purdue University; Elsa A. Murano,

President, Texas A & M University; and J.

Michael Ortiz, President California State

Polytechnic University.

“The Board of Trustees extends

our congratulations to Dr. Martinez for

this much deserved honor,” said Angela

Acosta-Salazar, president of the Rio Hon-

do College Board of Trustees. “We are

very pleased with our decision to appoint

Dr. Martinez as the eighth Superintendent/

President of Rio Hondo College, for his

accomplishments and for his commitment

to meeting the needs of our community.”

The magazine praised Dr. Marti-

nez for his commitment to creating and fa-

cilitating collaboration within the college

itself, and with the communities it serves.

They describe him as being focused on

all of the elements of student success,

DR. TED MARTINEZ, JR.

NAMED ONE OF THE

TOP 25 LATINOS IN

EDUCATION BY LATINO

LEADERS MAGAZINE

LEARNING FOR LIFE

HONORS CAPTAIN MIKE

ROTHANS PICO RIVERA

SHERIFF STATION

Captain Michael Rothans Receives

Champions of Exploring Award

Learning for Life, an affiliate of

the Boy Scouts of America honored

Michael Rothans, Captain of the Los

Angeles County Sheriff’s Pico Rivera

Station with the Champions of Exploring

Award on Tuesday, November 18, at the

Whittier Radisson, Whittier, California.

Learning for Life serves young

men and women, between 14 and 20

years of age, who participate in Explor-

ing, part of the program’s career educa-

tion activities. Its purpose is to instill

core values that prepare participants in

making ethical choices which help them

to achieve their full potential throughout

life. The organization recognizes com-

munity leaders whose commitment to the

principles of Exploring is exemplary and

whose personal and professional charac-

ter lend themselves to the core values of

Learning for Life.

Learning for Life Director, Greg

Salce stated, “Captain Rothans’ commit-

ment to public safety and civic service

has made him well-deserving of this

award. As this year’s recipient, he has

been instrumental in positively affecting

thousands of young people in Los Ange-

les and surrounding communities through

his support of Learning for Life School-

based programs.”

Captain Rothans has been associ-

ated with the sheriff’s department since

1984 and was assigned to the Pico Rivera

station in 2004 where he was promoted

to Captain in 2006 and serves 100,000

residents in the City of Pico Rivera and

unincorporated areas of Whittier. Rothans

has been an executive board member of

Learning for Life since 2004 and was

Chairman of the Los Angeles Area Learn-

ing for Life Exploring Division from 2004

through 2007. He was also the recipient

of the LA Sheriff’s Department’s Dis-

tinguished Service Award in 1997; the

Exemplary Service Award in 2001 and

2005, and the Meritorious Service Award

in 2008.

According to Salce, in the Los

see Martinez page 2 see Rothans page 2

5th Annual Community Business and Health Expo.

A huge success.

Salsa contest winners

The Salsa contest drew 10 contestants this year. The winners from left are Third Place

Ronnie Winans $50.00, Second Place Diana Aguayo $75.00 and for the second year

in a row Teresa Martinez won the top prize of $150.00

$10.00 Member $20.00 Non-members

More Pictures of the 6th

Annual Community Business

&

Health Expo on page 4

Judges for the Salsa Tasting Contest were, from the left, Director Judy Gilleland -Tri-

Cities ROP, Director Vera Diaz Powers - John R. Diaz & Associates, Director and

Event Chair Alex Saulus - HealthFirst Medical, Director David Briano - State Farm In-

surance, Chamber President Koko Judge - Crowne Plaza Hotel and Ambassador Omar

Martinez - Farmers Insurance

The Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce

held its 6th Annual Community Business

& Health Expo on November 5, 2008 at

Pico Park 9528 Beverly Blvd. in Pico

Rivera. This years theme was:

“The Chamber is 50 and Still Red Hot”!

Over 40 exhibitors were at the

event that was very well attended by both

residents and businesses.

Platinum Sponsors were: ALMA

Family Services, Vernola Towing and

Washington Mutual-Chase.

Gold Sponsors were: HealthFirst

Medical and Crowne Plaza.

Silver Sponsors were: Bright

Health Physicians, AltaMed Health Ser-

vices and Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill.

Exhibitors offered services such

as: blood pressure tests (HealthFirst

Medical), bone density readings (MD

Care & PR Clinica Medica Familiar),

glaucoma testing (Lion’s Club of Pico

Rivera), And CareMore Medical offered

free flu shots.

Food vendors: Café N Stuff,

Casa Gamino, Edible Arrangements,

Magic Bakery and Java Jo’z. offered

tastes of their cuisines. Downey Plumb-

ing, Heating & Air Conditioning and

Central Basin Municipal Water Dis-

trict offered water to all attendees.

The “Salsa Tasting Contest”

brought out 10 local residents: Linda

Martinez, Teresa Martinez, Ronnie Wi-

nans, Maria Juarez, Hilda Juarez, Hilda

Rodarte, Diana Aguayo, Mary Conchola,

Rocio Davalos and Flor Osorio. The 3rd

place winner of $50 was Ronnie Winans;

the 2nd place winner of $75 was Diana

Aguayo and the 1st place winner of $150

was Teresa Martinez (second time in a

row). 50 Chili’s (door prize tickets)

and numerous door prizes donated by the

exhibitors went to very happy attendees.

The 50/50 raffle of $150 went to a lucky

winner and the best decorated table win-

ner of a $100 gift card to Staples was

Edible Arrangements. Congratulations to

all the winners.

Photo by Oscar Castillo

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Official Publication of the Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce Volume 12, Issue 6, Fall 2008

PO Box 847Pico Rivera CA 90660-6347 Phone (562) 949-2473 Fax (562) 949-8320 www.picoriverachamber.org

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To place an ad in the Business Journal call the chamber for rates or visit www.picoriverachamber .org


Radisson Whittier 7320 Greenleaf Ave. Whittier CA 906027:30am to 9:00am. December 9, 2008


Martinez, Jr., Ph.D., Superinten-dent/President of Rio Hondo College was named one of the Top 25 Latino in Educa-tion by Latino Leaders Magazine in the September 2008 issue. The publication is distributed eight times per year throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The magazine features interviews with major Latino players in all fields of expertise with editorials that focus on social, politi-cal, and business leaders. Other educators selected for this honor include France Cordova, Presi-dent, Purdue University; Elsa A. Murano, President, Texas A & M University; and J. Michael Ortiz, President California State Polytechnic University. “The Board of Trustees extends our congratulations to Dr. Martinez for this much deserved honor,” said Angela Acosta-Salazar, president of the Rio Hon-do College Board of Trustees. “We are very pleased with our decision to appoint Dr. Martinez as the eighth Superintendent/President of Rio Hondo College, for his accomplishments and for his commitment to meeting the needs of our community.” The magazine praised Dr. Marti-nez for his commitment to creating and fa-cilitating collaboration within the college itself, and with the communities it serves. They describe him as being focused on all of the elements of student success,

DR. TED MARTINEZ, JR. NAMED ONE OF THE TOP 25 LATINOS IN

EDUCATION BY LATINO LEADERS MAGAZINE

LEARNING FOR LIFE HONORS CAPTAIN MIKE ROTHANS PICO RIVERA

SHERIFF STATION

Captain Michael Rothans Receives Champions of Exploring Award

Learning for Life, an affiliate of the Boy Scouts of America honored Michael Rothans, Captain of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Pico Rivera Station with the Champions of Exploring Award on Tuesday, November 18, at the Whittier Radisson, Whittier, California. Learning for Life serves young men and women, between 14 and 20 years of age, who participate in Explor-ing, part of the program’s career educa-tion activities. Its purpose is to instill core values that prepare participants in making ethical choices which help them to achieve their full potential throughout life. The organization recognizes com-munity leaders whose commitment to the principles of Exploring is exemplary and whose personal and professional charac-ter lend themselves to the core values of Learning for Life. Learning for Life Director, Greg Salce stated, “Captain Rothans’ commit-ment to public safety and civic service has made him well-deserving of this award. As this year’s recipient, he has been instrumental in positively affecting thousands of young people in Los Ange-les and surrounding communities through his support of Learning for Life School-based programs.” Captain Rothans has been associ-ated with the sheriff’s department since 1984 and was assigned to the Pico Rivera station in 2004 where he was promoted to Captain in 2006 and serves 100,000 residents in the City of Pico Rivera and unincorporated areas of Whittier. Rothans has been an executive board member of Learning for Life since 2004 and was Chairman of the Los Angeles Area Learn-ing for Life Exploring Division from 2004 through 2007. He was also the recipient of the LA Sheriff’s Department’s Dis-tinguished Service Award in 1997; the Exemplary Service Award in 2001 and 2005, and the Meritorious Service Award in 2008. According to Salce, in the Los

see Martinez page 2

see Rothans page 2

5th Annual Community Business and Health Expo. A huge success.


The Salsa contest drew 10 contestants this year. The winners from left are Third Place Ronnie Winans $50.00, Second Place Diana Aguayo $75.00 and for the second year in a row Teresa Martinez won the top prize of $150.00


More Pictures of the 6th Annual Community Business

& Health Expo on page 4

Judges for the Salsa Tasting Contest were, from the left, Director Judy Gilleland -Tri-Cities ROP, Director Vera Diaz Powers - John R. Diaz & Associates, Director and

Event Chair Alex Saulus - HealthFirst Medical, Director David Briano - State Farm In-surance, Chamber President Koko Judge - Crowne Plaza Hotel and Ambassador Omar


The Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce held its 6th Annual Community Business & Health Expo on November 5, 2008 at Pico Park 9528 Beverly Blvd. in Pico Rivera. This years theme was: “The Chamber is 50 and Still Red Hot”! Over 40 exhibitors were at the event that was very well attended by both residents and businesses.

Platinum Sponsors were: ALMA Family Services, Vernola Towing and Washington Mutual-Chase. Gold Sponsors were: HealthFirst Medical and Crowne Plaza. Silver Sponsors were: Bright Health Physicians, AltaMed Health Ser-vices and Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill. Exhibitors offered services such as: blood pressure tests (HealthFirst Medical), bone density readings (MD Care & PR Clinica Medica Familiar), glaucoma testing (Lion’s Club of Pico Rivera), And CareMore Medical offered free flu shots. Food vendors: Café N Stuff, Casa Gamino, Edible Arrangements, Magic Bakery and Java Jo’z. offered tastes of their cuisines. Downey Plumb-ing, Heating & Air Conditioning and

Central Basin Municipal Water Dis-trict offered water to all attendees. The “Salsa Tasting Contest” brought out 10 local residents: Linda Martinez, Teresa Martinez, Ronnie Wi-nans, Maria Juarez, Hilda Juarez, Hilda Rodarte, Diana Aguayo, Mary Conchola, Rocio Davalos and Flor Osorio. The 3rd place winner of $50 was Ronnie Winans; the 2nd place winner of $75 was Diana Aguayo and the 1st place winner of $150 was Teresa Martinez (second time in a row). 50 Chili’s (door prize tickets) and numerous door prizes donated by the exhibitors went to very happy attendees. The 50/50 raffle of $150 went to a lucky winner and the best decorated table win-ner of a $100 gift card to Staples was Edible Arrangements. Congratulations to all the winners.


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PO Box 847Pico Rivera CA 90660-6347 Phone (562) 949-2473 Fax (562) 949-8320 www.picoriverachamber.org

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Visit our AdvertisersA Mi Hacienda Beverly Hospital Bright Medical/PHP Citizens Business Bank Credit Union of Southern CA Dollar Self Storage* Pico Rivera Optometric Center PIH State Farm Insurance * Coupon ads

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To place an ad in the Business Journal call the chamber for rates or visit www.picoriverachamber .org


Radisson Whittier 7320 Greenleaf Ave. Whittier CA 906027:30am to 9:00am. December 9, 2008


Martinez, Jr., Ph.D., Superinten-dent/President of Rio Hondo College was named one of the Top 25 Latino in Educa-tion by Latino Leaders Magazine in the September 2008 issue. The publication is distributed eight times per year throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The magazine features interviews with major Latino players in all fields of expertise with editorials that focus on social, politi-cal, and business leaders. Other educators selected for this honor include France Cordova, Presi-dent, Purdue University; Elsa A. Murano, President, Texas A & M University; and J. Michael Ortiz, President California State Polytechnic University. “The Board of Trustees extends our congratulations to Dr. Martinez for this much deserved honor,” said Angela Acosta-Salazar, president of the Rio Hon-do College Board of Trustees. “We are very pleased with our decision to appoint Dr. Martinez as the eighth Superintendent/President of Rio Hondo College, for his accomplishments and for his commitment to meeting the needs of our community.” The magazine praised Dr. Marti-nez for his commitment to creating and fa-cilitating collaboration within the college itself, and with the communities it serves. They describe him as being focused on all of the elements of student success,

DR. TED MARTINEZ, JR. NAMED ONE OF THE TOP 25 LATINOS IN

EDUCATION BY LATINO LEADERS MAGAZINE

LEARNING FOR LIFE HONORS CAPTAIN MIKE ROTHANS PICO RIVERA

SHERIFF STATION

Captain Michael Rothans Receives Champions of Exploring Award

Learning for Life, an affiliate of the Boy Scouts of America honored Michael Rothans, Captain of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Pico Rivera Station with the Champions of Exploring Award on Tuesday, November 18, at the Whittier Radisson, Whittier, California. Learning for Life serves young men and women, between 14 and 20 years of age, who participate in Explor-ing, part of the program’s career educa-tion activities. Its purpose is to instill core values that prepare participants in making ethical choices which help them to achieve their full potential throughout life. The organization recognizes com-munity leaders whose commitment to the principles of Exploring is exemplary and whose personal and professional charac-ter lend themselves to the core values of Learning for Life. Learning for Life Director, Greg Salce stated, “Captain Rothans’ commit-ment to public safety and civic service has made him well-deserving of this award. As this year’s recipient, he has been instrumental in positively affecting thousands of young people in Los Ange-les and surrounding communities through his support of Learning for Life School-based programs.” Captain Rothans has been associ-ated with the sheriff’s department since 1984 and was assigned to the Pico Rivera station in 2004 where he was promoted to Captain in 2006 and serves 100,000 residents in the City of Pico Rivera and unincorporated areas of Whittier. Rothans has been an executive board member of Learning for Life since 2004 and was Chairman of the Los Angeles Area Learn-ing for Life Exploring Division from 2004 through 2007. He was also the recipient of the LA Sheriff’s Department’s Dis-tinguished Service Award in 1997; the Exemplary Service Award in 2001 and 2005, and the Meritorious Service Award in 2008. According to Salce, in the Los

see Martinez page 2

see Rothans page 2

5th Annual Community Business and Health Expo. A huge success.


The Salsa contest drew 10 contestants this year. The winners from left are Third Place Ronnie Winans $50.00, Second Place Diana Aguayo $75.00 and for the second year in a row Teresa Martinez won the top prize of $150.00


More Pictures of the 6th Annual Community Business

& Health Expo on page 4

Judges for the Salsa Tasting Contest were, from the left, Director Judy Gilleland -Tri-Cities ROP, Director Vera Diaz Powers - John R. Diaz & Associates, Director and

Event Chair Alex Saulus - HealthFirst Medical, Director David Briano - State Farm In-surance, Chamber President Koko Judge - Crowne Plaza Hotel and Ambassador Omar


The Pico Rivera Chamber of Commerce held its 6th Annual Community Business & Health Expo on November 5, 2008 at Pico Park 9528 Beverly Blvd. in Pico Rivera. This years theme was: “The Chamber is 50 and Still Red Hot”! Over 40 exhibitors were at the event that was very well attended by both residents and businesses.

Platinum Sponsors were: ALMA Family Services, Vernola Towing and Washington Mutual-Chase. Gold Sponsors were: HealthFirst Medical and Crowne Plaza. Silver Sponsors were: Bright Health Physicians, AltaMed Health Ser-vices and Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill. Exhibitors offered services such as: blood pressure tests (HealthFirst Medical), bone density readings (MD Care & PR Clinica Medica Familiar), glaucoma testing (Lion’s Club of Pico Rivera), And CareMore Medical offered free flu shots. Food vendors: Café N Stuff, Casa Gamino, Edible Arrangements, Magic Bakery and Java Jo’z. offered tastes of their cuisines. Downey Plumb-ing, Heating & Air Conditioning and

Central Basin Municipal Water Dis-trict offered water to all attendees. The “Salsa Tasting Contest” brought out 10 local residents: Linda Martinez, Teresa Martinez, Ronnie Wi-nans, Maria Juarez, Hilda Juarez, Hilda Rodarte, Diana Aguayo, Mary Conchola, Rocio Davalos and Flor Osorio. The 3rd place winner of $50 was Ronnie Winans; the 2nd place winner of $75 was Diana Aguayo and the 1st place winner of $150 was Teresa Martinez (second time in a row). 50 Chili’s (door prize tickets) and numerous door prizes donated by the exhibitors went to very happy attendees. The 50/50 raffle of $150 went to a lucky winner and the best decorated table win-ner of a $100 gift card to Staples was Edible Arrangements. Congratulations to all the winners.


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