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1 v. en 1s to en I- d5 OE 518 THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2000 B7. DEATHS SHIELDS-Of Needham, Aug. Esther (Wilson) Shields. Beloved of Joseph Francis Shields and the late Joseph Bartony.

Loving mother of Margery E. Vacha Venice, and Judith Ann Schmid Sarasota 'FL. Sister of Harriet Brooks of Needham, Samuel J. Wilson Jr of California and the late George, William, Robert Ruth Wilson. Josephine Anderson and Martha Hutchins.

Also survived by 6 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Eaton Funeral Home, 1351 Highland Ave. (Exit 19B, off Rt 128) Needham on Thursday August 3 at 9 am. followed by a funeral mass in St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, Needham. Retired Manager Dwight School Cafeteria, Needham Eaton Funeral Home Needham, MA (781) 444-0201 SILBERZWEIG -Entered into rest, July 30, Robert T.

of Middleboro. Father of EIl Silberzweig, brother of Rochelle Riba both of NY. Donations in his memory may be made to the Robert T. Silberzweig Memorial Fund, Bristol-Plymouth Technical School, 940 County Taunton; MA 02780 Stanetsky Memorial Chapels Brookline Canton Salem 1-800-842-4280 SIMONS Entered Eternal Rest, July 30, Carol (Goldman) of Lynnfield. Beloved mother of Geoffrey Simons, Judith Snow and Kenneth.

Simons. Dear sister of Laurel Cohen. Adored grandmother of Nathan and Marina Simons, Madeline and Cody Snow, Konnor and Keegan Simons. Services at the Willow Cemetery, Summer St, Lynnfield on Wednesday, Aug 2 at 1 PM. Condolence calls may be made at the home of Mr Mrs Geoffrey Simons, 31 Hickory Lane, No Reading, Wednesday until 8 pm.

and Thursday 4-8 pm. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy may be donated to the Lynnfield Athletic Treasurer, 5 Wymon Rd, Lynnfield, MA 01940. Arrangements by Goldman-Fisher Chapel, MALDEN Goldman-Fisher Funeral Chapel 781-324-1122 SIUDARA-Of Norfolk, formerly of Rochester, N.Y., July 31, 2000, Kazimer age 84. Beloved husband of Eunice V. (VanderMillen) Siudara.

Loving father of Virginia Sundberg Vicof Norfolk and the late Elizabeth Weber of Renton, WA. Dear father-in-law of Ronald Sundberg of Norfolk and James Weber of Renton, WA. Devoted twin brother of Zygmon Siudara of Rochester, N.Y. and brother of the late Benny Siudara and Bernice Betkowski. Loving grandfather of Suzanne and Christine Weber, and Sharon, Erika, Laura and Jason Sundberg.

A funeral service will be held on Fri. Aug. 4 at 10:30 A.M. in the Keeling-Tracy Funeral Home. Visiting hours are Thur.

from 7 to 9. P.M. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Knollwood Memorial Park, Canton. Keeling Funeral Home 45 Common St.

WALPOLE, MA. 02081 508-668-0154 SLAMAN-of East Falmouth formerly of Natick, July 31., Edward F. Slaman, beloved husband of Eleanor (Annicelli) Slaman. Father of Edward F. Slaman Jr.

of Falmouth, Paul B. Plainville and Elizabeth Fraser of Falmouth. Grandfather of Kristin Steranka and Nicholas Pratt. A Funeral Mass will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday Aug.

in St. Patrick's Church, 511 Main. FALMOUTH. Relatives friends invited. Burial will follow in the V.A.

National Cemetery of Massachusetts in Bourne. Visiting hrs will be Thursday 6-8 PM in Chapman, Cole Gleason, Funeral Home 475 Main St. (Rt 28) Falmouth Center, www.ccgfuneralhome.com SLATTERY-Of Dedham, July 22 A. (Keough). Beloved wife of the late J.

Slattery. Funeral from the Gillooly Home, 126 Walpole St. (RT 1A) Aug 4 at 8am. Funeral Mass Mary's Church 420 High St Dedham Relatives and friends kindly invited. hours Thurs 7-9 only.

Interment St. Cemetery, W. Roxbury. retired ee Registry of Motor Vehicles. Gillooly Funeral Home SPELLMAN-VEGLIA-Of Roslindale, formerly of Jamaica Plain, July 31, Catherine M.

"Cookie" (Warren). Beloved wife of the late Donald F. Spellman. Loving mother Jerome Veglia and his wife Charlotte of Wayland, Joseph Veglia and his wife Janet of Mission Hill, Diane Owens and her husband James of Taunton, Susan Cieri and her husband Vincent of Roslindale. Dear sister of Joseph Warren of Roslindale and James Warren of Hyde Park.

Also survived by 10 grandchildren. A Funeral Service will be held in Fallon Funeral Home, 10 Tower St, (Opposite Forest Hills MBTA station) JAMAICA PLAIN on August 3 at 10 am. Relatives friends are invited. Visiting hours Wed. 2-4 7-9 pm.

Interment Brookdale Cemetery, Dedham. For directions guest book, visit legacy.com STERN-On Beloved Monday, July husband 31, of Berthold Lillian S. of Brookline. (Milgroom) Stern. Loving W.

father Stern of Karen Stern of Worcester, Louis his wife Rhona of Evanston, IL, and the late Berthold S. Stern, Jr. Cherished grandfather of Beth late Major L. Stern and Jesse SerStern and Debra Stern. brother of the vices at the Levine Chapel, 470 Harvard Street, BROOKLINE, on Thursday, August 3 at 12:00 Noon.

Interment Temple Cemetery, Wakefield. Memorial observance Thursday Only, PM, at his late residence. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the American Heart 20 Speen Framingham, MA 01701. STERRETT-Of Medford, August 1, age 85, Robert beloved husband of Mary C. (Dunlea) Sterrett of Medford, loving father of Nancy E.

Sterrett of Everett, John Sterrett of Medford and Marilyn K. and her husband David L. Froysa of Medford, devoted brother of Jess Sterrett of PA. and the late Truman Sterrett. Cherished grandfather of Kaitlyn E.

and Shannon R. Froysa. Funeral from the Beals-Geake-Magliozzi Funeral Home, 29 Governors MEDFORD, Friday at 9 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial, celebrated in St. Raphael's Church, 514 High WEST MEDFORD at 10 a.m.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Thurs. from 4- 8 p.m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. In lieu of flowers donations in Robert's memory may be made to the above-named church or the Soldiers Home, 91 Crest Ave.

Chelsea, MA 02150. 25 yr. Veteran of the US Coast Guard, Outside Chief Machinist Mate, retired from the Boston Naval Shipyard. F.H. 29 Governors Medford (781) 395-0128 STONE-Arthur Perry, of Sacramento, CA, formerly of Milton, July 28, 2000.

Husband of Kimberly Stone. Father of Azure M. Stone. Beloved son of Frances Averiett of Canton. Beloved brother of Kevin, Marc, Nicole Wilson and Brando.

Son of Arthur Stone, Sr. Best friend of Phillip Jackson. Perry is also survived by a host of relatives and friends. A of Perry's life will be held in the Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington Street, DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, Thursday August 3 at 12 Noon. Visitation 11 AM to 12 Noon.

Interment Knollwood Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations in Perry's memory may be made to, Efficacy Institute 128 Spring St. Lexington, MA 02421. For additional information, www.dolanfuneral.com TAI Cape Coral, FL formerly of Lynnfield and Wakefield, July 29th, Rocco. Beloved husband of Jean (Grant) Taibbl.

Devoted father of Steven G. of Walpole, NH, Cynthia TaibbiKates of Pittsburgh, PA, Gail Auditore of Chandler, AZ and Lori Talbbi of Beverly, MA. Loving, grandfather of Taryn, Mary-Rose, Eleanor, Gloia, Marlo and Brandon. Brother of Joseph Taibbi, Phyllis Pace, and Sylvia Beaulieu, all of Wakefield. Services were held Sunday evening, July 30th at the Dello Russo Funeral Home, 306 Main MEDFORD.

Interment Services were private. Late U.S. Army Veteran of World War II. It has been requested that memorial contributions may be made, in Rocco's memory, to the W.W. Memorial Fund, P.O.

Box 96766, Washington, DC or to the charity of your choice. Dello Russo Funeral Home 781-396-9200 Obituaries James J. Kistner, 81 Susan Brooks Franklin, at 60; Worked at Itek Optical Co. A funeral Mass will be said to- was pediatric nurse, teacher day for James J. Kistner, a retired purchasing executive at Itek Opti- Susan Brooks Franklin, a pedical died of cardiac arrhythmia atric nurse who specialized in neuSaturday in River Terrace Health rology, died of cancer July 27 in her Care in Lancaster.

He was 81. home in Concord. She was 60. Mr. Kistner was born in Bridge- Mrs.

Franklin was the wife of port, Conn. He served in the Ma- Superior Court Judge Robert H. rine Corps during World War II. Bohn Jr. He was employed by Itek Opti- She was born in Boston and cal in Lexington for 30 years until raised in Manchester, N.H.

She athis retirement in 1986. tended Middlebury College and A former resident of Concord, graduated from Boston University he enjoyed traveling and wood- in 1961. She earned a master's deworking. gree in nursing at Yale University He leaves four sons, James J. in 1987.

Jr. of Holbrook, William D. of A specialist in training parents Littleton, Mark of Acton, and Da- and teachers to manage seizures in vid of Lancaster; a daughter, Mari- children, she was a member of the SUSAN BROOKS FRANKLIN lyn L. Velardi of Hendersonville, staff at the University of MassN.C.; two sisters, Irene Salamone achusetts Medical School in of Ft. Lauderdale, and Gladys Worcester for 13 years.

In 1994, she than Franklin of Santiago, Chile, Carter of Bridgeport, a was given an exceptional service and Christopher Franklin of Portbrother, Charles Jr. of Connecti- award by the Massachusetts Epi- land, Maine; her father, Samuel cut; 15 grandchildren and 10 great- lepsy Society. Brooks; three brothers, Philip, grandchildren. A birder, she traveled to the Yu- Jonathan, and David Brooks; a sisThe Mass will be at 9 a.m. in Our catan Peninsula and Galapagos Is- ter, Abigail Brooks; Judge Bohn's Lady Help of Christians Church in lands to observe birds in their natu- children, Timothy and Catherine Concord.

Burial will be in Sleepy ral habitats. Bohn; and five granddaughters. Hollow Cemetery in Concord. Besides her husband, she leaves A memorial service will be held a daughter, Sarah Franklin of Lan- at 1 p.m. Sept.

8 in First Parish caster, England; two sons, Jona- Church in Concord. Frank L. Ross, 71 Boston native settled in Denmark A funeral will be held in Milton on Friday for Frank L. Ross of Gentofte, Denmark, a sales executive and manufacturer who died of a stroke June 17 in Denmark. He was 71.

Mr. Ross was born in Boston and raised in Milton. After serving in the Navy from 1946 until 1949, he graduated from Boston University and Harvard Business School. He was employed by Keystone Camera Co. in Dorchester in the 1950s before moving to Italy, where he worked as a consultant.

He met his future wife, Birgitta, in Sweden and they married in 1961. He subsequently lived in Cambridge, Detroit, and New York City before settling in Denmark in 1965 as international sales manager for Capewell Manufacturing Co. of Hartford. In 1976, he was involved in the founding and management of ScanDuro in Albertslund, Denmark, a manufacturer of carbide-tipped circular sawblades. He leaves a son, Frank L.

Ross III of Brookline; and his former wife, Birgitta Ross of Stockholm. The service and burial will be held at noon in Milton Cemetery. on July 29, Joseph A. Father of Janine RichVENTURA-Of Malden formerly of Everett, ards and her husband Nicholas of Hamilton, Valerie Ventura and her husband Fred Hammdorff of Wenham. Dear companion of Kay, Careless and former husband of Marie (Nuzzo).

Brother of Anthony Ventura of Malden and the late Josephine Maccario. Also survived by 5 grandchildren, Andrea, Alexa and Vanessa Richards, Laura and Adam Hammdorff. from the Salvatore Rocco Sons Funeral Home, 331 Main St, EVERETT on Friday, August 4 at 9am. Funeral Mass in St Joseph's Church Malden at 10am. Relatives and friends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday only 4-8pm. His interment will be at Holy Cross Mausoleum in Maiden. Donations in Joseph's name may be made to the Chelsea Soldiers Home, Scott Glucker, Crest Ave, Chelsea 02148 S. Rocco Sons Funeral Home 1-877-71-ROCCO WRIGHT-In Boston, formerly of Hingham and Duxbury, July 29th (Paine), age 88. Wife of the late Francis Sibley Wright and mother of Francis Sibley Wright, of Boston, Stephen Carter Wright, of Newton and John Paine Wright of Springfield.

Also survived by 3 daughters in Law and 6 grandchildren. The funeral services and interment are to be private. Visiting hours and flowers nations in her memory would be preferred to omitted by request. Rather than flowers, dothe Cundy's Harbor Volunteer Fire Butler 158 W. Cundys Point Harpswell, Maine 04079.

Arrangements by the Downing Cottage Funeral Chapel, HINGHAM. West ZEULI-Maria Concetta formerly of East Boston Zeull of Roxbury, her 93 year, July 31. Cherished daughter of the late Francesco and Maria (Crecenzi) Zeull. Dear sister of Rose Vazza of West Roxbury and the late Antonio, Adam, Adolpho, Henry and Arthur Zeull. Fond Aunt to many nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews.

Funeral from the P.E. MurGeorge F. Doherty WEST Sons ROXBURY Funeral Home, 2000 Centre on Thursday at 10:00 AM. Funeral Mass in St. Theresa's Church, Centre West Roxbury at 11:00 AM.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours on Wednesday from 4 PM. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery. P.E.

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Fries GLOBE CORRESPONDENT A welder fell 13 stories to his death yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton Towers, a portion of the Millennium project at Washington and Boylston streets. It was the first fatality at the massive project, which broke ground two years ago. The welder was not identified pending notification of relatives. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital at about 8 a.m. after falling from the 18th floor to a fifth-floor platform and was pronounced dead 20 minutes later, a hospital spokeswoman said.

A witness was also taken to the hospital after being shaken up by the accident. Boston police and the Occupational Safety and Health A Administration were investigating. OSHA spokesman Ted Fitzgerald could not detail the safety record at the project but reported that an employee complaint in March prompted a comprehensive inspection of the entire site by the agency. Fitzgerald could not disclose the nature of the complaint because the inspection had not been completed. Yesterday, construction at the site came to a halt as workers were sent home for the day.

"We're very saddened by this tragic: accident," said Joseph Farrell of Bovis Lend Lease, LMB the general contractor. "We work very hard to ensure safety. It just looks like an accident as best we can tell. We've had no other serious accident like this," said Farrell, who said that a full-time safety manager oversees work daily at the site. Farrell said the welder was wearing a safety harness when he fell.

He said neither the harness nor a safety line broke, but investigators hadn't determined yesterday how the harness become unclamped from the line, he said. Developers with Millennium Partners issued a written statement saying their "deepest sympathies go out to the deceased's family and loved ones." The welder worked for Rescue Welding, a subcontractor based in Somersworth, N.H., which could not be reached for comment. In the past two years, OSHA has fined the firm $2,550 for six safety violations, none of which were at the Millenium site. Twenty-one of the 35 stories at the Ritz-Carlton Towers have been erected. Developers expect the Millenium project, which will contain condominiums, a hotel, retail space, a parking garage, and a movie theater, to be completed by spring.

James Richardson, 84 Catherine Joseph Funeral NORWOOD in St. at 9am. Visiting Josephs employ- Was Boston police lieutenant James B. Richardson of Stoughton, a retired lieutenant of the Boston Police Department, died Sunday in the home of his daughter in Winthrop, Maine. He was 84.

Mr. Richardson was born in Boston. He attended Northeastern University. A veteran of the Army, he was a Boston police officer for many years until his retirement at the rank of lieutenant in 1981. He leaves four daughters, Jean M.

McSweeney of Maine, Patricia A. Casey of Burlington, Barbara M. Perdigao of Easton, and Mary M. Young of Halifax; a son, Thomas J. of Milton; a brother, Charles T.

of California; 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St. James Church in Stoughton. Burial will be in Blue Hill Cemetery in Braintree.

William Maxwell dead at 91 NEW YORK William Maxwell, one of the country's most esteemed writers and for 40 years a fiction editor at The New Yorker magazine, died Monday at his home. He was 91. Mr. Maxwell was the revered editor of such celebrated New Yorker writers as Eudora Welty, John Updike, John O'Hara, J.D. Salinger, and John Cheever.

His own career as an author preceded his time at The New Yorker. His 1980 novel, "So Long, See You Tomorrow," won an American Book Award. C4. Enjoy the comforts of home delivery. Subscribe to The Globe today and get a great introductory rate on home delivery! Use Globe EASYPAY and enjoy the benefits of paying with your credit or debit card! 1-888 MY 1-888-694-5623 The Boston Globe N.H.

mea plant issues ground-beef recall JACOB SHOLDER Jacob Sholder, 78 Owned discount store in Lynn A funeral will be held today for Jacob Sholder of Malden, the owner of Krazy Jack's discount store in Lynn. Mr. Sholder died of heart failure Monday in Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. He was 78. He was a lifelong resident of Malden, where he once served on the City Council.

He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. After beginning his discount business at the Revere Flea Market, Mr. Sholder owned and operated Krazy Jack's in the Merchandise Center in Lynn for 20 years. He was a former meat cutter at Bunker Hill Meatland in Charlestown. Mr.

Sholder was a founder of the Black Barons Drum and Bugle Corps in Malden and did volunteer work at Middlesex Community Service. He leaves a daughter, Maxine LoDuca of Malden; a son, Charles, of Alaska; a sister, Sylvia Freeman of Sunrise, four grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. in Goldman-Fisher Funeral Chapel in Malden. Burial will be in Agudas Achim Cemetery in Melrose.

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The recall involves all the ground beef produced at the Manchester plant on June 9. Most was frozen and sold wholesale to restaurants or other food-service firms along the East Coast, several midwestern states, and Bermuda. The Moyer recall involved patties sold in Price Chopper stores with sell-by dates from July 26 to Aug. 2. The meat was distributed in New Hampshire, Vermont, and four other northeastern states.

Less than 20,000 pounds of Jac Pac meat produced June 9 was sold to retailers, the company said. None would still be on store shelves, but customers who bought the meat and froze it should check the product codes and product ASSOCIATED PRESS manufacturing date codes. The meat was sold in one-pound packages. Here are the retailers and packaging codes: Trader Joe's: carries a "Sell by" date of 061900 on the front of the package. Stop Shop: carries a fivedigit date code beginning with 161 located on the front of the package.

Shoplink.com: Labels indicate "Fresh made" with a five-digit date code beginning with 161. The wholesale food-service products were sold in 10- and 36-pound boxes with a pack date of 0161 or expiration Oct. 09 00. Jac Pac is tracing the wholesale product through its customers. The company said there is no danger to consumers as long as the meat, or any other ground beef, is cooked to an internal temperature of 160 degrees.

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Three pet cats had been added to Wellesley's total of 22 missing felines, said Officer Susan Webb. The missing pets have vanished from the neighborhood north of Route 9 near the Weston line. While Webb warned cat and dog owners not to leave their animals outside unattended, she said authorities don't plan to hunt the mother coyote, who is taking food for her litter of pups in the form of beloved pets. The attack on the Cairn terrier was fierce, according to Webb. "The coyote picked it up in its mouth and took it to the woods.

The terrier was immobile and in shock," Webb said. Previously, a 10-year-old ginger cat name "Itty" was killed near its home on Pine Ridge Road by a coyote about two weeks ago, said its owner, Deborah Lovewell. "I found in the woods behind our house. He had pretty much been eaten," Lovewell said, adding that her other cat, "Rex," In the latest coyote attack on 'I found in the woods behind our house. He had pretty much been eaten," Lovewell said, adding that her other cat has been missing.

has been missing for three weeks. Lovewell, a nurse at NewtonWellesley Hospital, said her coworkers have been abuzz with sitreports of the coyote. One doctold her he was stalked by three coyotes while walking his dog at 6:30 a.m. last week. Webb said she's been swamped by calls of coyote sightings.

"It's catching squirrels and chipmunks, and people see it with a lot of these rodents," she said. "Coyotes have been around for a long time and occasionally there's a problem. They've adjusted to living closer to people." Webb reminded residents that there is a $500 fine for feeding wild animals, except for birds. She advised those who see a coyote to shoo it away by yelling or throwing an object in its direction..