Page 3 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 Huffines Signature Community Huffines Signature Community Volume 10 SAVANNAH SPOTLIGHT WWW.TEXAS.FSRCONNECT.COM/SAVANNAH

REASONS WHY SPRING IS GREAT IN SAVANNAH! IN THIS ISSUE From Your Board of Directors and your HOA Staff

Life is always great in Savannah, but it is especially so in the glorious springtime! The flowers are blooming, the grass is turning green, and people can come outside HOA INFORMATION and really enjoy the neighborhood! PAGE 3

Just a few reasons why spring is so great in Savannah:

HEAPS OF SUNSHINE, BUT ALSO RAIN! The Farmers Almanac is calling for more rain through April and May, BUT cooler temperatures! COMMUNITY EVENTS PAGE 6 MORE SUNNY HOURS IN A DAY! Daylight’s Saving Time starts on Sunday, March 14th, which will give us more sunshine throughout the day!

FLOWERS FLOWERS EVERYWHERE! Please see page 4 for the best flower planting tips for spring. NETWORKING EASTER! While we aren’t sure what COVID will bring for 2021 we are sure that our enterprising Social Committee will come up with something extraordinary PAGE 13 to entertain the community! Check out Page 6!

POOL OPENING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND! Savannah is famous for it’s wonderful Water Park like pool, and it will be opening on Memorial Day Week- end! CLUBS & CLASSES PAGE 15 Everyone please enjoy the Savannah Springtime and stay safe!

Page 2 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 Savannah Community Association

Don Rucker Community Association Office General Manager 972.346.3020

[email protected] 701 Savannah Blvd. • Oversees On-Site SCA Management Team Savannah, TX 76227 • Addresses Community Association Phone: 972.346.3020 issues • Orients Homeowners with the Fax: 972.346.3022 Association Questions about your HOA account? Call FirstServiceResidential: Sarah Hale Assistant General Manager 972.346.3020 877.378.2388 (24 Hour Customer Care)

[email protected] Https://Savannahca.connectresident.com • Assists the Genernal Manager • Addresses Community issues orients Https://IsabellaVillage.connectresident.com Homeowners with the Association. • Oversees On-Site SCA Staff and Reservations www.savannahca.com

Useful Information Kimberly Danforth Phone / Internet / TV Hours of Operation Lifestyle Director 972.346.3020 AT&T ...... 800-331-0500 Frontier ...... 877-579-6234 [email protected] Suddenlink ...... 972-346-4000 Sunday Closed • Assists in the HOA Office Direct TV ...... 855-229-4388 Monday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM • Issues HOA Access Cards Dish Network ...... 888-656-2461 • Coordinates Social Calendar and Aubrey Post Office ...... 940-365-2621 Tuesday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Msutang Water ...... 940-440-9561 Events with Savannah Committees Rhinal Trash...... 469- 607-4466 Wednesday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Aubrey Fire Department Thursday 9:00AM-6:00 PM Emergency ...... 911 Non-Emergency ...... 972-347-3802 Friday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Eric Cox Saturday Closed Compliance Manager 972.346.3020 Denton County Sheriff’s Department Emergency ...... 911 Non-Emergency ...... 940-349-1600 [email protected] Animal Control ...... 940-382-3647 • Conducts regular Property Inspections We will return to extended hours in • Ensures community standards are met. Denton County Fresh Water Supply District #10 May 2021. • Orients Homeowners with the Association DCFWSD#10...... 469-481-6433

Carole Murphy Administrative Assistant 972.346.3020 Access Badge Information [email protected] • Helps Orient Homeowners with the Associtation Association Homeowners may pick up their access badges in the Club- • Issues HOA Access Cards and New Homeowner Welcome packets house during normal operating hours. If you just closed on your house, • Licensed Notary Public please bring with you something that has your name and address as it takes approximately 30 days for your title to transfer with FirstService. Make sure everyone in your household 13 and over has an access badge, Alexandra Mora and everyone 12 and under is on their parent’s card before attempting Administrative Assistant 972.346.3020 to enter the pool area. Anyone without a valid access badge will need to [email protected] be with a homeowner and use a guest pass. There will be no exceptions • Helps Orient Homeowners with the Association to this rule. Each homeowner is issued 2 access badges for no charge. • Issues HOA Access Cards and New Homeowner Welcome packets Additional badges are $25 and can be paid at the HOA office with check • Assists with Clubhouse Rentals or credit card. If you are renting a home, the homeowner must provide the HOA with a Tenant Amenities Form found on www.savannahca.com/ documents as well as a copy of the lease agreement. Sam Souphanthong Facilities Manager 972.346.3020

[email protected] • Oversees all aspects of Maintenance in all of the common areas • Oversees Maintenance Personnel • Conducts Property Inspections

The Semi-Annual Assessments are due Oct 1st & April 1st. There Kirsten Buckingham Maintenance Groundskeeper 972.346.3020 are a number of ways to pay your assessment. You may remit payment to the address on your bill: P.O. Box 62024, Newark, NJ 07101, pay [email protected] • Pool Maintenance online or by phone at www.clickpay.com, or simply bring your checking • Trash Pickup/Grounds Upkeep information, or credit card to the HOA office (fee for credit card service). • Clubhouse Maintenance When you pay online, the assessment will not reflect on the account until Oct 1st. Your payment prior will reflect as a credit until that date. As al- ways, if you have any difficulties or any extenuating circumstances, please Craig McCollum contact the HOA Management staff immediately by email at manager@ Maintenance Manager 972.346.3020 savannahca.com or 972-346-3020 [email protected] Page 3 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 Life in Savannah

GARDENING TIPS FOR SPRING IN SAVANNAH!

To enjoy your cool season annual flowers longer, March is the perfect time to plant! Choose from blooms like geraniums, petunias, snapdragons, and sweet alyssum. Get instant results when you add a pop of cool color to refresh your landscape plants or container plants. Warm season annual color should be planted one to two weeks after any overnight freezes. Select from a variety of gorgeous annuals like marigolds, impatiens, begonias, zinnia, and coleus. As we near the end of the month, watch for options to add like pentas, lantana, purslane, moss rose, and angelonia as they arrive in stores! Add fullness with size and color in your landscape with blooming shrubs and perennials like azaleas or hibiscus. Regardless of what you are planting, always remember to choose plants with similar sunlight requirements, like full sun or partial shade, and water needs. Bloom times can vary which will create an ever-changing garden, all year long.

Annual color needs a well-draining soil. Flower Bed Mix Soil is ideal for your garden area or flower garden. It contains special ingredients that saves and regulates water levels in your soil. It does so by absorbing excessive water when it is plen- tiful, and then releasing that water back into the soil as needed. In addition, Flower Bed Mix lightens soil with expanded shale and coco fiber, composted fines and peat moss that conditions soil. Plus, a slow release fertilizer is included to give your plants a great start.

And don’t forget your lawn! To start spring off right, make sure to mow your established lawn. Mowing will strip away the winter-killed stubble. March is also the time to start feeding your lawn. For your North Texas lawn, you may need to wait until later into the month to let the temperature outside heat up a bit more.

To feed your lawn in Texas, our fertilizer recommendations depend on if your lawn is new or established. The different types of lawns have different needs. First, focus on reviving the soil with Soil Mender® Turf Mender. Work into the soil sur- face to help with planting new grass and it can help repair damage or bare spots in landscapes. Soil Mender® Turf Mender contains a rich blend of nutritional, aged humus mixed with essential supplements to strengthen soil and sustain turf.

And as for your bushes and plants, clean up your plants from the winter season and prune spring blooming shrubs, vines, trees, and more! When you prune spring plants or perennials, you are creating room for new growth. Give your evergreen shrubs a little attention to start the season off fresh. They need to be pruned before new leaves and growth can begin. You can prune as much as 25% of the plant if you trim each of the branches. Spring flowering shrubs and vines can be pruned when the plants finish blooming.

Trees can be pruned as a form of maintenance to remove low hanging and dead branches. Avoid any pruning contact with oaks during spring to lessen disease infestations like oak wilt fungus.

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WHERE TO SEE TEXAS BLUBONNETS

Pictures in the bluebonnets are…well, sort of required…for Texas children. I’m pretty sure I’d get my Texas Mom Card revoked if I failed to get yearly pictures of my kids in the bluebonnets. Bluebonnet pictures are amazing for natives and visitors alike and, no matter where you live, they make wonderful Christmas card pictures. But, as beautiful as the pictures are, seeing these blossoms in person is a bazillion times better and a bazillion is like, a lot, y’all. Fields of bluebonnets line the rural highways in Texas, and we have directions to the best spots.

Burnet – The Bluebonnet Capital The best place to start the Highland Lakes Bluebonnet Trail is in Burnet (pronounced burn-it). After all, it’s the Bluebonnet Capital of Texas. Burnet, Texas, is located 60 miles northwest of Austin and directly west of Georgetown on Highway 29. Residents and visitors celebrate the blooming wildflowers at the annual Bluebonnet Festival the second weekend of April.

Marble Falls From Burnet, head south on Highway 281 to Marble Falls. As you approach Marble Falls, look for the Bluebonnet House at 4554 N. US Highway 281. The mid-19th century abandoned home sits in a field of wildflowers and is a popular place to take pictures. While in Marble Falls, make sure to stop by the Blue Bonnet Cafe for a piece of their legendary pies. The Convention and Visitors Bureau has free maps of the Highland Lakes Bluebonnet Trail.

Johnson City and Fredericksburg From Marble Falls, head south on Highway 281 to Johnson City and then west on Highway 290 toward Fredericksburg. Stop at the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site to learn more about where the 37th president was born, lived, died and was buried. In Fredericksburg, shop the stores on Main Street and eat at my favorite German restaurant, the Altdorf Biergarten, at 301 West Main.

Highway 16 from Fredericksburg to Llano When you leave Fredericksburg, head north on Highway 16 to Llano. After about 13 miles, go east on Ranch Road 1323 to Willow City. The Willow City Loop heads north and eventually loops back around to Highway 16 where you can continue your trip toward Llano. The loop is a scenic 13-mile drive filled with wildflowers. However, this land is private, so you are discouraged from stopping to take pictures. If the weather is good, consider a side trip to climb Enchanted Rock.

Washington County Washington County is located on Highway 290 between Austin and Houston. It is home of Brenham and the Bluebell Creamery Tour. Each spring the Brenham Chamber of Commerce conducts a Wildflower Watch and posts bluebonnet sightings on its blog. Washing- ton County is also close to treasure hunter’s mecca Round Top where you can stay overnight at the nation’s only indoor campground Lone Star Glamp Inn.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson and actress Helen Hayes established the National Wildflower Center in 1982. In 1997, the center was renamed the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and moved to 4801 La Crosse Ave. in South Austin. At the center, you can learn about Texas wildflowers, get ideas for your home garden, and walk the trails through wildflowers including bluebonnets. If you want to know where to see Texas Bluebonnets, Brenham has many photo-worthy spots to choose from! If you don’t take a picture of your baby in the Bluebonnets, are you even a Texas parent? Photo credit: Nasreen Stump -continued page 21

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Kingsland Kingsland sits on the banks of the Colorado River and Lake LBJ. The town’s official slogan is: “Where the rivers flow and bluebonnets grow.” Head to this tiny town’s abandoned rail- road tracks for super bluebonnet pictures.

Brenham Brenham is on the map for ice cream (Blue Bell is made here and if you haven’t tried that, you’re missing out). This small town is the halfway point between Austin and Houston, mak- ing it an easy Texas day trip for bluebonnet pictures. Bluebon- nets historically appear along Highway 290 East and FM 390. Brenham also has a Wildflower Watch website complete with a wildflower Ennis Ennis is known as the “Official Bluebonnet City in Texas.” Located south of Dallas, the Official Texas Bluebonnet Trail is said to be the oldest bluebonnet trail in Texas.

The best way to find Bluebonnets? Word of mouth. If you’re in Texas or plan to visit during bluebonnet season, ask a local. The best bluebonnet spot within a short drive of my house is the slope behind Rolling Oaks Mall in North East San Antonio. Texas is a big state (you know what they say!) and there are tons of places to go to get beautiful pictures in the bluebonnets.

And don’t forget the other Texas flowers! Indian blankets, Mexican Hats and Drummond phlox are also pretty and very photo-worthy! -travelingmom.com

Page 10 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR!

Follow the “Golden Rule” to be a good neighbor. These are people you are likely to see every day, or at least fairly often. You don’t want to have to lower your head in shame after you know you’ve misbehaved. These tips can include:

1. Observe and respect your neighbor’s personal space. 2. Parking is tight in Savannah, so parking spaces are consid- ered prime real estate! If you can’t park in your garage, please park in your driveway or in front of YOUR house! 3. If you have an issue with a neighbor, go directly to that person and discuss it in an adult manner. Don’t call the cops unless you are threatened. 4. Not everyone is a dog or cat lover, so show responsibility for your pets. Keep them off the neighbor’s lawn and pick up after them. Remember with Covid-19, many people are working from home and need their quiet time. Please be mindful of your dog(s) barking during the day, as well as the eveninig and night hours. 5. If you and a neighbor have a misunderstanding, make an extra effort to make things right by shaking hands (once the pandemic is under control) and at least being on friendly terms. You don’t have to hang out. A simple wave as you pull into the driveway will do. 6. Your neighborhood has a homeowners association, know the rules and follow them. 7. Keep your lawn and your home in good shape. Remember, it not only affects your home value, but that of your neighbors, and the community in general. 8. Parties can be great fun, but depending on the regularity, and the lateness, they can become an issue for your neighbors. Plesae keep that in mind before planning any big events. Try to give your neighbors a heads up so that they are prepared. 9. Be nice! Treat people around you the way that you would like to be treated, and we should all be able to get along!

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Classes are held at the discretion of the leaders. The HOA is not responsible for scheduling or communications other than to publish on behalf of the class leaders. Please find their contact information on the Lifestyle page of the website.

All Covid-19 guidelines will be followed including a max capacity of 10 people in the MPR at this time. The HOA reserves the right to cancel clubs or classes at any time due to their own circumspection or Government Regulations!

Page 14 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 Lifestyle Clubs & Classes Classes Savannah Dance Dates and Times are Subject to Change as a result of Covid Restrictions Offers a variety of classes, including ballet, tap and jazz. Clubs Thursday 10am-Noon in the MPR, More information - Lisa www.380dance.com, [email protected]. Over 50 Club The Over 50 Club is an opportunity to meet with fun folks; some married, some single, Red Tiger Karate at our monthly game nights, which usually includes a potluck dinner. Please view Cal- Meets Mondays 6-9pm & Fridays 6-9pm. Offers affordable year- endar for meet up dates. Generally first Saturday of each month. Clubhouse Ballroom round training in family martial arts, child antiabduction tech- 6-10pm. [email protected]. niques, anti-bullying techniques and adult street self-defense. More info, visit www.redtigerkarate.com 100 Women of Savannah Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday in the Savannah Clubhouse Ballroom from6:30- Zumba 7:30. Contact for more details [email protected] & [email protected] Located in the MPR of the Clubhouse Wednesdays at 8pm & Satur- days at 9am. Email Brenda for more info- Bunco Babes [email protected] Bunco Club meets on the third Tuesday of every month, at 6:00PM, in the Cafe. Enjoy a potluck dinner before playing [email protected] Savannah Taekwondo Meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-9p in the MPR. Mahjongg Fun Email-Grandmaster Andy Wever at [email protected]. Meets in the Clubhouse cafe between 1-5pm every other Thursday. Contact Carol Jordan @ [email protected] for more details. Fit Body Tough Bootcamp Make 380 Safe Meets on Tuesday from 7:30-8:45pm & Saturday from 9:30- To unite all entities along HWY 380 for safety & assistance for our corridor. Meets the 11:30am in the MPR room. Contact Kaylar Brown @ finessefit- 1st Tuesday of every month in the Theater at 6:30pm. [email protected] Jessica [email protected] 380 Sports Savannah Golf Cart Club [email protected] Sports Meets the 2nd Friday of every month in the Theater at 7pm. Got a golf cart? Then come and join your fellow golf cart afficionados to plan get togethers and events! Swim 380 [email protected] Recreational Swim/League Take the Afternoon off Meets at the Savannah Clubhouse on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month, Committees from 12:30-5:00 PM. Bring your favorite movie, game, snacks, drinks. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Savannah Acoustic Strings Society Chair: Tracy Briley [email protected] Meets on the second and fourth Tuesday, in the Business Center, at 7pm. Over the age Actively participates in welcoming new residents to of 18, are welcome! [email protected] Savannah, along with other community-wide activities, such as hosting Movies in the Park, Pool Parties, etc. Savannah Sentinels Seek to restore Liberty to all Americans by continually providing educa- LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE tion and information on a variety of subjects related to the value of small, lo- Chair: Sandra Murphy [email protected] cal government, elected representatives who are responsive to their con- Works toward improving property values within the stituents and constituents who are informed and engaged.. The Sentinels community by educating and encouraging owners to keep their provide voter registration, voter information, education on The Constitution, and help Savannah residents to be informed on HOA, county, state and Federal issues. properties well maintained. They also collaborate with the man- agement team to review the landscape of all common areas. Attend Additionally, The Sentinels promote American traditions such as organiz- a monthly meeting! ing this years Independence Day golf cart parade and the recent Flag Re- tirement Ceremony. The Sentinels meet regularly to discuss these and oth- SAFETY COMMITTEE er items with those interested in maintaining small, accountable government. Chair: Steve Foehner [email protected] Works with the local police department to promote the The Sentinels meet the 4th Monday of every month @ 7pm in the Theater. You can find Neighborhood Watch Program, as well as address other safety con- out more about the Sentinels by visiting their website at cerns such as traffic flow, speed enforcement and other civil issues. www. SavannahSentinels.com. Attend a monthly meeting!

SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chair: Michele Martin [email protected] Initiates and plans social events for the community. Activities range from holiday parties, community BBQs, pool so- cials, firework displays and gatherings the whole family can enjoy. Attend a monthly meeting!

SUB COMMITTEE: TEEN Chair: Michele Martin [email protected] For teens, between the ages of 11-18. The committee is run by the teens (with adult guidance) Plans activities to pay for their events. Attend a monthly meeting! Page 15 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021 1 2 3 4 5 6 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 7pm - Social Committee Meeting 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6pm - 50+ Club 6:30 - Make 380 Safe 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 8-9:15am - Zumba 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 6-7:15pm-Taekwondo 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp Bootcamp 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 12:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 7pm - Safety Committee Meeting 10am - Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba 7pm - Hospitality CommitteeMeeting 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 7-8pm - Zumba 7pm - Golf Cart Club 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp 7pm- SASS 6:30 pm - 100 Women of Savannah 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp

14 156-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 16 17 18 19 8-9:15am20 - Zumba 6pm - Bunco Babes 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate TBD Time - Landscape 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Dance 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body Boot Committee Meeting(Contact the 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 1pm-Mahjongg Fun SPRING YARD SALE Front Office) 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo SCAVENGER HUNT 22 23 24 25 27 21 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 12:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 266-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8am /Zumba-9:30am/FB Bootcamp 7pm - Savamnnah Sentinels 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo EASTER 7pm - SASS CELEBRATION! 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 28 29 30 31 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 7-8pm - Zumba

7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp

ORGOVERNEMENT REGULATIONS!

CLASSESANY AT TIME DUE TO THEIR OWN CIRCUMSPECTION

THEHOA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY CLUBS OR ALLCOVID-19 GUIDELINES MUST BE FOLLOWED!

1 2 3 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6pm - 50+ Club 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 8-9:15am - Zumba 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body Bootcamp 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba 7pm- Social Committee Meeting 7pm - Hospitality CommitteeMeeting 7pm - Golf Cart Club 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp 6:30 pm - 100 Women of Savannah 14 15 16 11 126-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 1312:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 7pm - Safety Committee Meeting 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 178-9:15am - Zumba 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 7-8pm - Zumba 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body 7pm - SASS 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp SPRING FISHING 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp TOURNAMENT 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Time TBD- Landscape Committee 6pm - Bunco Babes 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba Meeting (Contact the Front Office) 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body Boot CONCERT IN THE PARK 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp (AM) CASINO NIGHT (PM) 25 26 27 28 29 30 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 12:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 7-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 7pm - Savannah Sentinels 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 7pm - SASS 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo

7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp

ORGOVERNEMENT REGULATIONS!

CLASSESANY AT TIME DUE TO THEIR OWN CIRCUMSPECTION

THEHOA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY CLUBS OR ALLCOVID-19 GUIDELINES MUST BE FOLLOWED!

1 6pm - 50+ Club 8-9:15am - Zumba 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body Bootcamp 2 4 8 36-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 57-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon6 - Savannah Dance 76-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba 6:30pm - Make 380 Safe 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 9:30-1130am - Fit Tough Body 7pm - Social Committee Meeting 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 7pm - Safety Committee Meeting 10am - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba 12:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 7-8pm - Zumba 7pm - Hospitality CommitteeMeeting 7pm - Golf Cart Club 9:30-11:30am - Fit Tough Body 7pm - SASS 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 6:30 pm - 100 Women of Savannah 16 22 17Time TBD - Landscape Committee18 6pm - Bunco Babes 197-8pm - Zumba 10am-Noon20 - Savannah Dance 216-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am - Zumba Meeting (Contact the Front Office) 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 1pm-Mahjongg Fun 9:30-11:30am - Fit Tough Body 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo Bootcamp 28 23 246-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 2512:30pm - Take the Afternoon Off 267-8pm - Zumba 2710am-Noon - Savannah Dance 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate 8-9:15am29 - Zumba 7pm - Savannah Sentinels 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 6-7:15pm - Taekwondo 9:30-11:30am - Fit Tough Body 7pm - SASS Bootcamp 7:30-8:45pm - FBT Bootcamp MEMORIAL DAY PARTY! 31

30 6-9pm - Red Tiger Karate

ORGOVERNEMENT REGULATIONS!

CLASSESANY AT TIME DUE TO THEIR OWN CIRCUMSPECTION THEHOA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY CLUBS OR ALLCOVID-19 GUIDELINES MUST BE FOLLOWED! CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Page 16 The Magnolia Mar/Apr/May Spring Edition 2021