It is jus human nature that doing right would be more fun if it were wrong
A reflective quote from the Muncie Evening Press notes a wry view on human nature, suggesting people may find moral choices more enticing when framed as transgression.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
3
A reflective quote from the Muncie Evening Press notes a wry view on human nature, suggesting people may find moral choices more enticing when framed as transgression.
Dalton Village Board votes to start sidewalk improvements after May 1 for properties along Sibley Boulevard and 142nd Street. Owners may arrange private installation to avoid assessments. notices will be sent by Village Attorney. Thornridge High School students and local workers rely on these arterial routes for daily travel.
Thornridge Community Church with Illinois Conference aid plans a parsonage purchase at 15545 Woodlawn East Winona Terrace. A building committee led by Ed Gutnecht and Doug Anderson aims to start construction this summer as part of steady growth toward 125 charter members by June. The report notes church activities, youth groups, baptisms, Maundy Thursday service, and Easter services at 11 am with member reception.
Mickey Willette, noted south suburban baton, tap and ballet teacher, opens Mickeys Studio at 14413 Chicago 1d Dolton across from the Dolton theatre. Studio offers modeling classes for all ages including programs for retarded children. Willette also runs Dolton Park District classes at the Dolton fieldhouse and leads the Dolton Parkettes, who won five trophies last year. She is a member of the Nine National Baton Twirling Teachers and Judges Association and organized the VEW Twirling Corps and VFW Majorettes with multiple championships.
Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier announced that all driver license examining stations in the state will be closed on Tuesday April 12 to observe primary election day.
Fifty cars joined the Arthur Gottschalk Hayes Robertson motorcade traveling through the eighth senatorial district to promote their Republican primary bids. The lead driver exclaimed his speedometer read 7777 miles as the event commenced, a supposed good omen before the April 12 vote.
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