It’s Surf City’s new royalty

By OC Tribune Staff on November 3, 2022 • ( Leave a comment )

KATIE CHRISMAN (center) is the new Miss Huntington Beach. Runners-up are Rosalyn Brown Biyeu and Coral Gangitano. Event was at Central Library Theater.

A reminder to you regardless of which city you live in … daylight savings ends this weekend and standard time resumes.

To put it another way, it’s spring forward and fall back. On Sunday you should set your clock back at 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. (assuming you’re awake that that time). Or you can just change your timepieces before you go to bed on Saturday night.

You might also want to adjust your automated sprinkler system as well.

The new queen of Surf City

Katie Chrisman, 19, has been chosen as the 110th Miss Huntington Beach. Runners-up are Rosalyn Brown-Bilyeu, 18, and Coral Gangitano, 24.

Sand Dollars of Huntington Beach sponsors the program and pageant, which is open to women ages 18 to 25, who live, work or attend school in Huntington Beach.

The event was held at the Central Library Theatre in Huntington Beach’s Central Park.

GG council meeting is cancelled

The regular meeting of the Garden Grove City Council scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 8 has been cancelled.

Parent leaders in GGUSD gather to learn

PARENT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

Hundreds of “parent leaders” in the Garden Grove Unified School District attended the Parent Leadership Academy this week held in the Community Meeting Center.

Topics included cyber safety, new parent education programs and Family Resource Centers. Parents were able to meet with school principals and district administrators to gather information they can take back to their school communities

Speakers included Supt. Gabriela Mafi and Asst. Supt. Lorena Sanchez, as well as Clayton Canford speaking on online safety for children and families.

The Day of the Cooperating Schools

Westminster High School invited kids from Willmore Elementary and Stacey Middle School to attend its annual Dia de Las Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration. They shared arts and crafts, games and performances. The event was organized by the WHS Club de Espanol.

Feed that Purple Pig! at Carolinas

Garden Grove Elks Lodge #1952 will hold a fundraiser for its “Purple Pig” project at Carolina’s Italian Restaurant on Tuesday, Nov. 8 from 11 a.m. to midnight. It benefits disabled kids.

Mention “Elks” and 20 percent of your total bill of food and drinks will be donated to the project. This covers take-out and delivery orders as well.

Carolina’s is located at 12045 Chapman Ave. in Garden Grove .Call (714) 971-5551.

Strike up the (high school) bands

The annual Showcase of Bands for the Garden Grove Unified School District will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 16 at the Bolsa Grande High School Stadium starting at 6 p.m.

All seven high school bands will perform. Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 at the gate.

Leaders assemble in WSD

The Westminster School District’s Parent Leadership Conference 2022 will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 4-7 p.m at Johnson Middle School, 13603 Edwards St., Westminster.