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LOS CAB LIFE
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JULY 2019
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YOUTH ACTIVITIES
L
os
Cab
is
the
place
to
be
for
kids
when
school
is
out
for
the
summer,
and
the
Los
Cab
Kids
summer
schedule
is
packed
with
plenty
of
fun.
Available
each
weekday
through
August
30
from
10-11
a.m.,
the
program
keeps
the
young
ones
entertained
with
different
ac-
tivities
each
day.
Mondays
are
craft
days,
giving
kids
the
opportunity
to
explore
their
artistic
side
with
summer-themed
projects.
On
Tues-
days,
sand
is
the
name
of
the
game
and
kids
can
dig
to
their
heart's
content
with
toys
provided
by
the
club.
Wednesdays
are
picnic
days,
in
which
parents
should
pack
a
snack
and
drink.
The
highlight
of
each
week
might
just
be
Thursdays,
as
water
days
will
let
young-
sters
splash
in
kiddie
pools
and
have
fun
with
toys
and
water
balloons.
Movie
Day
concludes
each
week
on
Fridays,
with
popcorn
and
juice
provided.
Parents
are
reminded
to
pack
sunblock,
swimsuits,
towels
and
other
necessities
depending
on
the
day's
activity.
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CALL
the
Child
Care
Department
at
(714)
546-6314,
ext.
247,
for
reservations.
DIG
THIS!
W
ith its mission to provide the best
learning environment possible for
kids of all skill levels, United Volleyball Club
has set up shop Los Cab Sports Village.
Open to boys and girls ages 5-18, the
organization is renowned for its individual
skills training, intense team practices, and
consistent practice schedules.
"We're a youth volleyball club that of-
fers everything volleyball," said owner and
founder Evren Tanriverdi.
Currently, both the Los Cab Sand and
Indoor youth leagues take place on Tues-
days and Thursdays, with much more, in-
cluding summer camps, coming soon.
> VISIT unitedvolleyballclub.com.
ALOHA!
..........
TROPICAL
AFFAIR
T
he
next
Kids'
Night
Out
will
give
children
the
opportunity
to
enjoy
the
Hawai-
ian
spirit
as
well
as
give
parents
a
chance
to
relax
and
spend
some
time
away.
On
Friday,
July
12,
parents
can
drop
off
their
kids
at
Los
Cab
for
a
tropical-themed
luau
party
from
6-9:30
p.m.
There
will
be
games
and
activi-
ties
centered
around
the
island
life,
plus
dinner,
dessert
and
a
movie
–
making
for
a
great
night
"out"
for
the
kids
and
an
even
bet-
ter
night
off
for
their
hard-work-
ing
parents.
UNITED VOLLEYBALL ARRIVES AT LOS CAB
THE
JOYS
OF
SUMMER
■
AN
ARRAY
OF
ACTIVITIES
AWAIT
LOS
CAB
KIDS
ON
WEEKDAYS
SLIDE SHOW!
F
or those who
enjoy
being in
and around the pool,
Los Cab's Big Summer
Splash
is providing
plenty of amusement
this season. Adding to
the fun, a giant water
slide is inflated on
select Saturdays from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m., as
well as the Fourth of
July and Labor Day.
