Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1962, Image 8

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Swedish Province
MONDAY, JULY 2. 1962
Has Long History
Including Castle
By RALPH VILLERS
United Press Iniernational
Uppsala, Sweden - IUPU
The folks of Uppsala are quite
casual about dropping dates
from history - and well they
might be with the visible past
all about them.
Pick a time as far back as
the Sixth century, and you'll
find something to see from
the glorious past of this great
university city only an hour
away from Stockholm:
-Pagan burial mounds from
between the years 500-800.
-Just across the road from
the mounds stands the stcep-
roofed church of Old Uppsala,
dating from the early
Twelfth century, with its
Biblical, "sermon In pictures'
painted on the walls at the
end of the Filicentn century
The parish church, still
use, was the first cathedral
of the Archbishop of Sweden
-Uppsala university itself
which goes back to n.
-A" massive, turreted Six
teenth century castle, equip
ped with the heavy vaulted
ceilings and me vast, iwo
story high great banquet hall
expected by every touring)
"castle collector."
History Lives
llannllv for the just plain
tourist, Uppsala not only does
not live in the past (there are
modern hotels, even a motel,
and attractive restaurant-si,
hut does much to make its
history live.
The Castle summer theater
is an example. Now about to
begin its second season, the
ambitious theater group
stages its outdoor productions
on the broad pateaus that
stair-step up the hill leading
to the red brick castle over
looking the city.
Youthful producer Lars
LofgreTi, who has stacfied in
the United Slates', m jok.iffl.gAy
noted that tli,is year's ppa.
tion of the pnovrBMfty unpr
.duised August StlrnS&
,p.!ii(V, "The Rej tu UeaMOM,"
'vxK "fewc Kly a Sew hmratss."
Last yernr's fSori-g, Stow
bt'Bg's "Eik 'XIV," ciileiit
15 houses BKuMHiMMS w&'ktw
view Wi awetevwe.
The eMSt.te itseM siVl te
as a fcsftMe - l h
fmi e it - fcff te ijmverfMT
ai LitNl i'e'ic, aaei nwc
W n.3 a tvt ttae karte Dad
cr vri3 a(verv".
t fc frsws tle calie
sttMth a bwrriaj niw4
&d'ps MS vucM an tawing-
foicinurvrs, tie ppesjen Uw
sala catheili a loWi SMtecuj-
ing Gutlwc stiaclwse t
nriitlnuto was sorted M Vte
Thirteenth ccrlry -
cated in WHS.
Houses ManH
Tlie principal church if Lu
theran Sweden, it is remark
able in one respect became it
houses, In a silver and goU
$isl;et, the remains of St.
Erik, a Twelfth century
martyr ennonizoj by the Ro
man Catholic church.
There, too, is a marble crypt
sculptured with his figure
flanked by fiires of his two
queens lie the remains of
King Gust Vasa, the famed
Sixteenth ccntuty monarch
who is known as the founder
of modern Sweden.
Much of the modern also is
evidence, especially exempli
fied by the tall residence
buildings which house a good
many of me 10,000 students
attending t h c university.
Such e enough to make a
cramped American stu dent
take out applications for a
pas.sport and admission to the
university siniultane o u s 1 y.
Some fortunate Uppsalf selu
dents have a oncrooaj, with
hath, private apartment and
use a nearby community
kitchen with a semi-private
refrigerator, all for Jusl un
der $:t0 a moiilh.
For the really interested
who visit Uppsala when the
university is in season, it
should not he too difficult to
find a student willing and
proud to show off what he
calls home at school.
OW
HARTZ
Committee Named
By Cat Care Gtoup
A ways and means commit
tee whs appointed at r recent
meeting of the Cat Care so
ciety at the home of Mrs.
Mary SrhweiRer, 1940 Or
chard Ilotur dr.
Discussed was the question
of extra housing for the cat
shelter. The purpose of the
newly appointed committee is
to determine the best method
of financing necessary im
provements. It was suKUesleil that addi
tional memberships be sought
and other projects be initia4
cd. ALL
MAKES SUGGESTION
WashinRlon VPI Rep.
Jiimes Roosevelt (DCalif.)
auKKi'slcd on the House floor
Saturday that all churchri
rinn Ihoir bolls for five min
utes t ll:S5 a.m. on the
Fourth of July to remind
Americans of the cause of
freedom
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