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Miss Rubel Brideof Ron V. Juergensr.SS. Peter and Paul Church at Springbrook was the setting for the Aug. 25 wedding of Elizabeth Rubel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rubel of Bellevue, and Ron V. Juergens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver-nis Juergens of Carroll.• Banks(Continued Prom Page 1)Bank —* also are fighting the bills. They argue that foreign firms are more likely to buy California products If they have home-country bank outlets here.The larger banks also fear that countries in which they operate, especially Japan, will retaliate with similar restrictions.But Michael Rafton, president and) chairman of the Central Bank headquartered in Oakland, said foreign banks have an unfair advantage because they have ia greater freedom to operate than do their domestic competitors. They are not covered, for instance, by a federal law that prohibits U.S. banks from- engaging -in non-banking Activities such as industrial production.Rafton said the foreign banksare able to offer lower-interest loans for such consumer goods as autos and television sets because they are “tied in with huge conglomerates that can shift funds around to undercut domestic interest., rates..., They can play in our ball park, but we can’t , play in theirs,” he said.d(l% OFF IThe double ring service took ■ place at .1 p.m., with the Rev. Phil Schmitt officiating, and was followed by a reception in the. church parlor.Mr. Rubel gave blip daughterin marriage:-Her goftnfcf pofy* ester sheer over': satin\-ejftended into a chapel-train accented with a lace flounce. The ldice: was apphqu^ Wi^ ruffled lace^ continuing ' over - the.^.shpi^ders: to define the fitted^|ck^AR;R Juliet cap held her fiobrden^h ^ veil that was edged in lace to match her dress. She carried a cascade of white stephanotis,...pink roses and baby’s breath/-;^ Barbara Rubel of Belleviie -was maid of honor for her sister. She wore a dress of hot pink' chiffon over, taffeta, styled with-a Gibson Girl neckline, a back' bow and a ruffled flounce, Her colonial bouquet held white pompon mums, light pink baby roses and baby’s breath. Bridesmaids were sisters of the couple, Gayle Juergens of Carroll, Anne Rubel of Bellevue and Mary? RubeJ of Dubuqpev ^They were attired \Eke,^hfe.,t^aid.pof, honor, in light pihkT ana carried similar bouquets with dark pink roses. , ,Best man was James Willeof Iowa City. Groomsmen were Darrell Speark of Ames and Don Fasbender of Fenton, Mo., brothers-in-law. of the groom, and Mark Sertich of Des Moines. The bride’s brother, James L. Rubel of Bellevue, and Steven O’Rourke ofLamoote ushered. Music was provided by-, .Sr.^Pat, .Keating/ organist, and-Jane Schwager,Mra.v Juergens in a graudate of t5ie Hospital Schoolof Nursing and her husband, of Loras College, both at Dubuque, Following a wedding trip to Coloradp the couple will live on Route 1, Carroll. Mr. Juergens is employed at Juergens Produce and Feed in Carroll.rcacsifiimfliarflirufoarfiiw.si:IX
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Carroll Daily Times Herald
Carroll, Iowa, US
Mon, Aug 27, 1973
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