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PLAINDEALER -HERALD SECTION 2 Body of Chicago man found dumped in Wisconsin ditch By the Anodatod Pre* TWIN LAKES, Wis.-The body of a 31-year-old Chicago man was found after he ap­ parently had been slain dsewhere and dumped in a roadside ditch, Kenosha County Sheriff Fred Ekornaas said. The body was identified as that of Michael J. Moriarty m, Who lived in Chicago but was raised in the Camp Lake area of Kenosha County and still had relatives in the area, Ekornaas said. The body was found in almost the same spot where a murdered Chicago woman was found in Exercise classes to start at Parkland Junior High : The McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation offers area residents two choices in the "battle of the bulge." An Adult Jazz Exercise class will begin Monday, April 15 and continue for six weeks. It will be held from 8 to 9 p.m. at Parkland Junior High School. The class is designed for in­ dividuals who haven't exercised in a while. It will increase agUily,.wM&PX»in0tuig muscle tone and dimness. - The second class is for those Trial begins in stabbing death 1983, but police said there was apparently no link between the killings. Ekornaas said investigators planned to travel to Chicago to interview friends of the dead man. A farmer reported about 10:30 a.m. Saturday that he had found the body along a road south of the Village of Twin Lakes, the sheriff said. He said the body was wrapped and bound in carpeting, and Moriarty may have been beaten and slain elsewhere and then dumped. An autopsy was being con­ ducted to determine the exact cause of death. By Angela Burden PUIndMler-Hwald Newt Senrtc® On a motion of the defense, JudgeRoland Herrmann Monday allowed the services of a Spanish-speaking interpreter to participate in the murder triad of 22-year-old Manuel Herrera Diaz, of Woodstock. The interpreter was sworn under oath by the court, and, following two state motions, the selection of a jury began in 19th Judicial Circuit Court. Diaz was charged by Wood­ stock Police in December, 1984, for the stabbing death of Rodney Jenkins outside 122 N. Benton Street. According to police, in­ vestigation indicates the death of Jenkins stemmed from an incident involving seven people, including the victim and the accused man. Police determined that, while Diaz and two companions were leaving his apartment at 124% N. Benton St., they _were engaged in a verbal argument. At the same time, shortly after 1 a.m., Jenkins and three companions, Donnie 24, Daniel M. Stolzke, 27, knd Mark A. Grabbert, 23, all _ Woodstock, were walking past the Diaz group and "words were exchanged and a brief alter­ cation took place," police said. The four men (Jenkins and his companions), reportedly con- who have been exercising. Continuing Adult Jazz Exercise is an exhilarating hour of workout, to strengthen, tone and slim the body. The seven-week class will begin Thursday, April 11. It will be held for seven weeks, from 8 to 9 p.m., at Parkland Junior High School. Registration is now taking Klace for both classes at the IcHenry Parks and Recreation Department-*office, located in city hall. Call 344-3300 for more information. Gift to quads unued walking south on Benton Street, and, in the meantime, Diaz obtained a knife and came back to the sidewalk. Someone then reportedly shouted that Diaz "has a knife," and Jenkins went back to challenge him, according ,to reports. Police said a fight ensued and Jenkins fell to the ground. His three companions tackled the suspect and held him to the ground until police arrived. Woodstock Police Chief Herbert Pitzman said the victim reportedly died at the scene* within seconds of the attack. He said an autopsy on Jenkins . revealed one stab wound to the » chest. The wound reportedly penetrated^ a lung and cut through the victim's aorta. Woodstock police held the alleged murder weapon as evidence in the case. The weapon police believe was used in the stabbing is reportedly a household "butcher-type" ladle. Defense Counsel Robert Wilbrandt argued a motion which would allow some evidence be given to the Jury on s o m e c h a r a c t e r i s t i c backgrounds of Jenkins* companions on the night of the incident, who are expected to be called as witnesses. Assistant State's Attorney Steven McArdle is proem ting the state's case against Herrarn Diaz and Daniel Hofmann is co- counsel with Wilbrandt. Society offers certificates to descendants of early settlers The Koleno quadruplets of McHenry were recently the recipients of $312 and a three-month's supply of diapers from Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. The money was raised in the hospital's annual basketball tournament between employees and management. Pictured, front row, from left, are Holly and Jacqueline Koleno with Joe Morgan. Back row, from left are Mrs. Laura Koleno holding Joshua and Ron Schuette holding Robert. Schuette and Morgan are Memorial employees and captains of the basketball teams. The McHenry quadruplets have doubled in Jan. 7. weight since their birth MI In observance of the sesquicentennial celebrations of many McHenry County towns and cities during 1965 and 1986, the McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society (MCIGS) is issuing "McHenry County Early Settler Certificates" to direct descendants of early settlers of McHenry County. Anyone with ancestors who arrived in the county between 1834 and 1880 qualifies, even if the family does not reside in McHenry County now. Can­ didates need not be a member of the MCIGS to apply for a cer­ tificate. All descendants of early McHenry County settlers are welcome. An application must be sub­ mitted to the Early Settler Certificate Committee with copies of documents supporting the information, along with the fee for each certificate desired. Complete instructions and an application form, which may be submitted at one's earliest convenience, will be included in the next MCIGS newsletter and at many area libraries. One may be obtained by sending a long,' sglf-addressed, stamped envelope to the committee chairperson: Mrs. Alice Wagner, 2203 Hawthorne Rd., Marengo, 60152. MCIGS,has volunteers In the local history-genealogy room of the McHenry Public Library, 1011 N. Green St., McHenry, en Saturday mornings from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The volunteers wfH assist those using the library facilities in how to fill out the forms and ancestor charts, how to use the information to be found in the library, and where one may go to find additional records. Man picked up for indecency A 42-year-old Lake Zurich man was arrested last Saturday on a warrant charging public indecency. Robert R. Grethe, of 2215 N. Quentin, Lake Zurich, 111., was taken into custody and turned over to McHenry Police. The arrest stemmed from a March 18 incident where Grethe allegedly flashed a female employee at the J Pagux «°2 W. SPRING CLEARANCE CONTEMPORARY ALL WOOD DINING ROOM TABLE, DOUBLE LEAF, 2 ARM & 4 SIDE CANE BACK CHAIRS, LIGHTED CHINA. REG.2499" ALL WOOD EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM SET HEADBOARD, FOOT BOARD, DESK MIRROR REG CHEST, DRESSER, (NIGHT STAND AVAILABLE) »998 SOFA & LOVESEAT ALL WOOD 5 PIECE TABLE, LEAF S E M I - A N N U A L S A L E GAME SET 10 YR. 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