Paris District High School - Yearbook (Paris, Ontario Canada)

 - Class of 1943

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PARIS HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK, 1943 17 During the lambing season there is enough to keep three men busy. The herder, of course, is busy look- ing after the main flock during the day and also Lhelps out at night by getting up a couple of times to put the new-bc-rn lambs and niothers iii- to the shedi During the day at least one, better' two, are kept busy mo- thering up the lambs and turning them out 'to feed, looking after those ,kept in the shed. and later bringing in the diiferent bunches. ' ll x. l. Haying is started in the West about the first Eof July and lasts pos- sibly until harvest. So you can see there is no definite haying season. The hay consists chiefly bffcrested wheat, 'sweet clover and prairie'hay. The hay is stacked in the fields due to the unlikelihood of frequent heavy rains. The haying lasts for quite a winter. Sheep will graze pretty Well if the snow is not too deep andif there is not too much crust. ' ' Shearing is done sometime in the latter part of May. As a rule it takes three days for a flock of 1200. It is done by a gang of six or eight men who go from ranch to ranch. A good shearer can shear from 70 to 100 sheep a day. The fleeces are tied individually and are packed in- to large sacksf Later these sacks are shipped to Ontario where the wool is graded and processed. A In the fall of the year the wether lambs and old ewes are shipped to Moose Jaw for sale or to buyers in Ontario or Alberta. They are therii fed during the Winter, and gradually? put on the market. ' I hope that this short article has yvhile, for a large flock will get out-- given a general idea of a ' western' side of a lot of feed if it: is a' hard u sheep ranch. ' X ' tj' I ' ' L L: . . .l. I ' 'Q KEY 'ro GRADE XI Front Row Cleft to rightjg E. Rowe, L. Lofgren, M. Cotton, N. Charman, F. - Steinhoff, ML McKinnon,--E. Wilkin, M. Morrison, B. Horrocks, E. Phil- lipo. '- f -' Second Row: E. Watts, B. Morrison, J. Burrill, J. Hastings, B. Parsons, E. X Sibbick, J. Sutor, B. Perley, J. Brown, G. Nuttall. Third Row:'J. Pottruff, I. Edgar, J. Howell, J. Walker, J. Mogan, W. Paley, A. Hutty, W. Jones, A. Coxall, L. Granton, W. Edgington. Back Row: J. Nunan, D. Lander, R. Stickland, W. Turner, H. Foote, A. ' Whitbread, N. Cruickshank. ' - 1 - KEY T0 GRADE XII Front Row Cleft to rightjg M. O'Neai1, J. Stewart, M. Brown, M. Charlton, - A. Frosch, N.' Cousland, M. McEwing, D. James, J. Etwart, ' 1 Second Row: B. Folsetter, M. Sovereign, M. Maus, B. Holder, J. Hutton, M. - ' Holder, B. Hough, J. McPherson, R. Geiger. - Third Row: R. Emerson, A. Palmer, D. Munn, L. Wise, J. Otto, J. Cameron, - I. Robinson,-C. Pott-ruff. - ' ll .. .u.

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