C2-Sunday News, June 15, 1980

JUDY HENDREN MELLO, vice president of Marine Midland Bank, was named
president and chief executive of the First Women’s Bank of New York. Mrs. Mello,
36, shown during an interview said her first priority “is to define the bank's
capabilities and limitations and to identify key services that we can provide and
compete with the best.” (UPI wirephoto)

Dueling in the kitchen

COLORADO SPRINGS,
Colo. (UPI - A woman who
slashed her husband with a
fork and the husband who
retaliated with a tire iron
have been arrested § and
charged with ducling, police
say.

with second degree assault,
investigators said.

Mrs. Seals told police she
and her husband argued in
the kitchen of their home.
Seals slapped her in the face
and she stabbed him with the
fork. She said Seals then

went to ns car and returncd
with the arc tron and struck = &
her with it. tis

James Scals, 33, and Mary
Seals, 23, also were charged

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To complement the show
will be a _ collection of
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Middle-East expert Dr.
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of Arts at Simon Fraser
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cast traveller and exotic
dancer Elizabeth Carefoot
will demonstrate the belly
dance in her = authentic
eastern costume.

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soundtrack by Peter Wood.
Tempting food will be
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