Wow, summer is here; and it’s almost time for Founder’s Day! Please come and join us and enjoy the Founder’s Day activities!
Students of the Month are Elle Roylance from Weber High School and Truman Nelson from Maria Montessori Academy. Congratulations!!!
We have an open letter to the citizens of Pleasant View from Mayor Call:
“Summer has finally arrived. Well, not officially, but it seems like our summer season really starts at Memorial Day and runs until Labor Day. With summer comes community celebrations. We are going to have another great Founder’s Day this year. It will be on Saturday, June 23rd. Look for a full slate of activities starting bright and early and running until late that night, concluding with our awesome fireworks display at Weber High School. Thanks to all that are helping with this big event. It takes so many individuals to pull this off. I’m afraid I do not have the space to call everyone out by name. I’m also afraid that if I tried, I might miss someone. Again, my personal thanks to all that help plan, prepare, execute and clean up for this important community event. We know that we are competing with the Hill Air Base Thunderbird show and hope that those attending that event will still be able to enjoy part of our day.
We are in the midst of putting together our annual budget. The public hearing for the budget will be June 12th at 6:00 pm. We are not considering a tax increase, but we would love to have interested parties attend the public hearing and make any comments you have concerning the budget. Copies of the tentative budget are available at the City office.
The City has been contacted about a project that a citizen is putting together. We feel like this is a great cause and will be an excellent addition to our City Center. Christie Bailey is working on putting together the design, funding, and other logistical needs of erecting a Veterans’ Memorial for those citizens of Pleasant View that have served in the military throughout our City’s history. She is looking for anyone that would like to be involved to help in this noble endeavor. Please feel free to reach out to her at baileykbct@gmail.com if you have any questions or would like to help. Christie and the City would both like to acknowledge and thank Frank Maughan for his help in this project and the many other projects and service that he has provided through the years in support of veterans.
I would like to bring your attention to what I consider a hidden jewel within our community. That is the Wadman Nature Park located at 400 West 4300 North. If you have not had a chance to go check it out, I would encourage you to do so. It is a very peaceful, serene place with a trail that runs through it. It would be a great way to spend an evening with your family. A nice peaceful walk through the park and there is even a bowery where you could enjoy a picnic. It’s a beautiful place that I’m hoping more people can be aware of and take advantage of its beauty. Thanks to Councilman Jerry Burns and many Boy Scouts in helping make improvements to this park and other projects around our community
As Mayor, I reflect so much more on what makes this the greatest community in the State. I examine every little aspect of what we do, why we do it, and how we get it done. I encourage you to look around at your City. To notice what is happening on a daily basis, the things that go on behind the scenes: water, sewer, police, parks, recreation, snow plowing, animal control, court, and all the associated work that goes on for development. The list is much bigger than I have space for. We are here for you and everything we do is to make your life here more enjoyable so that hopefully you will always want to call Pleasant View your home. Feel free to send me an email and tell me what you love and what we can do better: lcall@pleasantviewcity.com
Once again, thanks for caring, thanks for all you do, and thanks for being good neighbors. I am committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure that we remain the best place to not only grow up, but the best place to grow old.
Mayor Leonard Call
June Calendar of Events
June 9
Weber High School – ACT Testing
North View Senior Center 485 E. 2550 N. • North Ogden, Utah Visit our new website at northviewseniorcenter.org
Mondays
8:30 am - Ceramics
10:00 am – Line Dancing
12:30 pm - Pinochle
2:00pm - Tap Dance Class
Tuesdays
9:30 am - Art
10:00 am - Line Dancing
12:30 pm – MahJong
12:30 pm - Weight Lifting (Strength
Exercises)
12:30 pm - Pinochle
Wednesdays
9:00 am - Wood Carving
9:30 am - Bridge
10:00 am - Line Dancing
12:30 pm - Pinochle
Thursdays
1:00 pm - Center Opens
1:00 pm - Tap Dance Class
5:00 pm - Dinner
5:30 pm – EntertainmentFridays
8:30 am – Hot Hula/Zumba
8:30 am - Ceramics
9:00 am - Bridge
10:00 am - Yoga (bring own mat)
Thursday Entertainment at 5:30 pm
June 7 – Cindy Hales
June 14 – Karaoke
June 21 – Pam Cannon
June 28 - Bingo
Special Events and Activities
Wed. June 6 – Cell Phone Class – 2 pm
Sat. June 16 – Senior Picnic – Sandridge Park – 11:30 am
Sat. June 16 – Gary Romer (Dance) and Potluck – 7 pm
Mon. June 18 – AARP Driving Class – 10 am
Wed. June 20 – Food Sense Class (for 4-6 weeks) – 11 am
Tues. June 26 – CENTER CLOSED FOR VOTING
Blood Pressure Clinics 2nd Monday – 11:00 am 4th Thursday – 4:00 pm
Foot Clinic 2nd and 3rd Wed. – 10:00am
Free Legal Advice Thurs. June 7 – 4:00 pm
For Seniors 55 or olderLunch
11:45 AM - Mon, Tues, Wed, and FriDinner
5:00 PM - Thurs (Opens at 1:00 PM) Prices
Seniors over age 60 - $3.00
Seniors under age 60 - $6.00
Hours Mon. Tues. Wed. 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Thurs. 1:00 PM-7:30 PM
Fri. 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
JOIN US FOR SENIOR YOGA! Fridays at 10am
DID YOU KNOW...6 BENEFITS OF YOGA FOR SENIORS:
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Yoga improves balance and stability-reduce the risk of falls
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Yoga improves flexibility & joint health-helps stiff and achy joints and prevents injury
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Yoga improves respiration-keep your respiratory system in shape!
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Yoga reduces high blood pressure-reduce stress
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Yoga reduces anxiety–relax your body, relaxes your mind.
Tuesdays – North Ogden City Council Meetings 6:00 pm
June 6 Rocky Mountain Barrel Racing Jackpot – Golden Spike Arena – 4:30-11:30 pm
June 7
Freed Team Roping – Golden Spike Center – 6-11pm
June 8
Music on the Patio ft. Crook & the Bluff – Wolf Creek Resort – 7-10pm
June 9
Free RAMP Activities: Roy Recreation Complex, Ott Planetarium, Ogden Nature Center
Brigham City Arts Festival – Bill of Rights Plaza, Brigham City – 11am-4pm
June 12 Yappy Hour Dog Event– Liberty Park, SLC – 6-9pm
June 13
Jazz at the Station – Union Station – 7-8pm
June 14
Strike a Chord: Musical Rattles Family Event– SLC Main Branch Library – 1pm
June 15
Hunstman Day at This is the Place Heritage Park – 10am-5pm
Gallivan Center’s 25th Anniversary Concert – Gallivan Center – 7:30pm-Midnight
June 16
Free RAMP Activities: Roy Recreation Complex, BSA Ropes Challenge Course, Treehouse Children's Museum, Ice Sheet, Ogden Nature Center
Bee Fest – Wasatch Community Gardens’ Farm, SLC – 9am-2pm
Utah Asian Festival – Mountain American Expo Center – 10am-7pm
Juneteenth Festival – Ogden’s Union Station – Noon-9pm
Saturday for Families: Sumi-e Ink Painting – Utah Museum of Fine Arts, SLC – 1-4pm
Movie Night at the Old Barn Amphitheater ft. Wonder Woman – Wolf Creek Resort – 8-10pm
June 19
Easy Street: Morning of Dixie, Swing, and Jazz – Liberty Sr. Center, SLC – 11am-Noon
June 20
Best ‘N West Barrel Race – Golden Spike Riding Arena – 4-11pm
Utah Film Center “Tell Them We are Rising” – Peery’s Theater – 7-9pm
June 21, 22, 23 Night Vision: The Reason for the Seasons – Clark Planetarium, SLC – 6:45-7:45pm
June 21, 22-The Wonderful Wizard of Oz – Jessie Datwyler Amphitheatre, Nibley – 7-8:30pm
June 21
G. Brown Quintet: Light Jazz – South Jordan Community Center – 11:30am-12:30pm
4H Horse Show Rodeo – Golden Spike Riding Arena – 5-11pm
June 22
Sunshine Breakfast – Ogden Nature Center – 7:30-8:30 am
Movie in the Park – Beauty and the Beast – Harrisville Park – 7 pm
Music on the Patio ft. Michelle Moonshine – Wolf Creek Resort – 7-10pm
Pleasant View City Founders Day Activities
Summer Vietnamese Festival – Dao Trang Phap Hoa, SLC – 8am-9pm
World Refugee Day and Festival – Fairmont Park, SLC – 10am-4pm
Snowbrush Herb Festival – The Gateway, SLC – 11am-7pm
June 23
Free RAMP Activities: Ogden Nature Center, Fort Buenaventura, Lorin Farr Pool, Roy Recreation Complex, Union Station Museums
June 25
Movies on the Mountain ft. Black Panther & Activities – Snowbasin Resort – 4:30-10:00pm
June 26
-Freed Team Roping – Golden Spike Riding Arena – 6-11pm
June 27
Rocky Mountain Barrel Racing Jackpot – Golden Spike Riding Arena – 4:30-
11:30pm June 28, 29, 30
Night Vision: Mars – Clark Planetarium, SLC – 6:45-7:45pm
June 30
Free RAMP Activities: Ogden Nature Center, Roy Recreation Complex, Peery's Egyptian Theater, Ice Sheet, Weber Pathways Event
Weber High School Class of ‘98 Reunion – 6-11pm
July 2
-Movies on the Mountain ft. Jumangi – Snowbasin Resort – 4:30-10p
