Los Cab Sports Village

4 ❘ LOS CAB LIFE ❘ NOVEMBER 2018 ● AROUND THE CLUB HALLOWEEN PARADE A HIT WITH KIDS A s is custom, the annual Halloween parade and party at Los Cab consists of more treats than tricks, and this year's event on October 31 was no different. More than a dozen kids joined in the festivities, and while none of them dressed up as ghosts or goblins, there were plenty of super heroes, princesses and adorable animals. Following the pa- rade, kids enjoyed a lunch party complete with snacks and refreshments, cupcakes and a bounce house. Next up is Kids' Night Out, which is set for Friday, November 9 from 6-9:30 p.m. featuring a "Friendsgiving" concept with Thanksgiving-themed crafts as well as dinner and a movie. A TREAT FOR ALL INITIATION FEES WAIVED WITH TOYS FOR TOTS DONATION SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP PROMOTION F or members who have friends or family consider- ing joining Los Cab, the holi- day season is ideal as the club is offering a new member special that runs now through December 23. Those signing up can bring in a new, unwrapped toy val- ued at $30 or more (with re- ceipt) to be donated to Toys for Tots and will have their $99 enrollment fee waived. Those signing up for couples memberships can bring a $50 toy to save the $149 enroll- ment fee, and new family memberships can donate a $75 gift to save the $199 cost of enrollment. "We see it as a way to put a smile on kids' faces," said Ian Baar from Membership Services, adding that Novem- ber and December are typi- cally when the club welcomes more new members than at other times of the year. .............................................. > VISIT loscab.com/membership. PICKLEBALL SOCIAL .............................. LEISURE ACTIVITY ■ DEBUT GET-TOGETHER IS A SMASH T hanks to a fast pace of play and smaller courts that are easier to cover, the sport of pickleball has gained a dedicated fan base across the country. The craze has taken hold at Los Cab Sports Village as the club held its debut Pick- leball Social on October 12. Organized by tennis member Marji Achzenick, the outing attracted approximately 25 players who en- joyed a fun and competitive event played in a King and Queen of the Hill format. Sand- wiches and snacks were served and there were raffle drawings for prizes that included Los Cab-logoed hats and backpacks. "Everyone really had a lot of fun," said events coordinator Thao Le. "We felt like it was a great turnout for our first outing." Le said she expects more Pickleball So- cials to find their way onto the club's events calendar. The game has become very popu- lar with Los Cab tennis members, who come out in droves every Tuesday and Friday, when one of the tennis courts is transformed into two courts for pickleball. SCROLL through the slideshow to view more Halloween photos!

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