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Singles Holidays: Birth weights may vary from 4 to 18 pounds, but average weights normally range from 8 to 10 pounds. Ram lambs average heavier than ewe lambs, and singles holidays heavier than twins. Generally the majority of lambs are born as singles holidays, but twins are frequent, triplets are common, and multiple births of five or more have been reported. Since most ewes have only two functional teats, usually not more than two lambs are raised by the mother. Milk production may vary from less than one to more than four quarts per day, gradually declining after the first few weeks. Lambs generally suckle for 3 to 5 months, but they begin to eat other food within a few weeks.Italian Holidays (all business closes') National Holidays: New Year's Day; Liberation Day (April 25), for the ending of World War II; Labor Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Founding of the Republic (June 2); Victory Day (Nov. 4), for the ending of World War I.
Yugoslav Holidays (all business closes) New Year's Day; Workers' Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Republic (Nov. 29), a big day featured by parades. Provincial holidays occur on July 7 (Serbia); July 13 (Monte-icgro); July 22 (Slovenia); July 27 (Croatia and Bosnia); Oct. 11 (Macedonia ). |
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