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The Los Cerritos Chapter was organized on February 9, 1927. It was named after the historic Rancho Los Cerritos, one of two Spanish land grants on which the city of Long Beach was built. In Spanish Los Cerritos means "little hills" for all the little hills on which the city stands. The administration of the present regent has emphasized the three Cs -- Constitution, Conservation, and Communication -- in implementing its program and in supporting the motto of the National Society: God, Home, and Country.
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History, Education, and Preservation
Rancho Los Cerritos (Circa 1872)
Rancho Los Cerritos (Today)
National Motto
God, Home, and Country
National Theme 2010-2013
"Preserve the past, Enhance the present, Invest in the future."
State Theme 2010-2012
"Preserving Our Past—Our Gift to the Future "
Chapter Regent 2010-2012
Barbara Payne Aerni
Meetings
Meetings are held the second Saturday of the month, September through June, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Meeting programs vary each month, with the inclusion of a guest speaker focusing on a specific topic, followed by a business meeting.
There are chapter members who have been around for decades and others who are newly joined.
We warmly welcome visitors to our meetings and new members into our chapter.
For more information about chapter meetings, please contact the Chapter Regent.
Links of Interest
California State Chapter Listings
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