Monticello Homeowners' Association

Hastings Water Works is seeking lifeguards and lifeguard candidates to help staff the pool for the 2019 season. This is for seasonal full or part time employment for young professionals. They are looking to hire high school and college students, recently retired or stay at home parents. To qualify, candidates must be at least 16 years of age, have the ability to swim 300 yards (12 lengths of a 25 yard swimming pool) and a strong work ethic.

Candidates will be trained through the American Red Cross and receive their Lifeguard Certification, leadership, CPR and onsite facility training.

Hastings also offers other benefits to their employees throughout the summer, included not limited to:

Variable compensation based on attendance, performance and quality of work, paid out as a bonus (up to $.75 per hour).

Reimbursement for the American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification course if the employee works May 25, 2019 through Labor Day weekend (September 2, 2019).

Flexible Scheduling.

Click here for more information.

~ Monticello Events ~

HOLIDAY DECORATING

Some of Santa's Elves decorated the barn! We would like to thank Joan Leidy, Christie, Alayna and Zander Linquist, John McMasters, Tim, Jean & Josh White and Sue Wild and for all their hard work in making it shine for the holiday

season. It looks beautiful!!

Outside the Barn look fantastic also!

Even the entrances are all lit up!

Check out the photo gallery for all the pictures!

~ Upcoming Events ~

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~ News Letter Information ~

Hello Monticello Ladies.....

The next ladies event sponsored by N2 Publishing is coming up on February 26th. Click on the link for more details.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-of-the-eye-tickets-55913450636

~ Monticello Holiday Dinner ~

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~ Holiday Cheer!!! ~

Though the weather outside was “frightful”, fun was had by all at the Carriage Ride on Sunday, December 9th. Homeowners and their families waited for their turn to see the sights of the neighborhood lights via the horse drawn carriage.

At the barn, the children enjoyed creating reindeer food to sprinkle on their lawn Christmas Eve and Santa sent out one of his helpers to gather each child’s wish list.

The children were also reminded Santa is always watching so you better be nice! Refreshments were served to all who attended.

Thanks so much to Stephanie Werren for all her hard work in organizing this event. Thank you also to Greg Blate for his “role” in making this a wonderful event.

Be sure to look at the pictures of this event in the photo gallery!