About The times. (Gainesville, Ga.) 1972-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 2023)
MALLARD FILLMORE BY BRUCE TINSLEY MARK TRAIL BY JULES RIVERA MOST PEARS PONY WANT TO FIGHT. THEY ARE LOOKING FOR FOOD OR SHELTER. THEY CAN SENSE THE FOOD IN OUR TRASH PINS, WHICH IS WHY THEY LIKE TO RAID THEM. IN AREAS WITH HIGH PEAR ACTIVITY, STORE YOUR TRASH INPOORS OR SECURE IT WITH A LOCK OR PENCE. THIS IS NOT JUST FOR YOUR SAFETY PUT THE PEARS’ AS WELL. TRASH RUMMAGING IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF HUMAN-SEAR CONFLICTS, WHICH SADLY RESULTS IN PEARS SETTING KILLED UNNECESSARILY. <m. ©leg®® Hi Hit K&fcfc' ©2023 &u- Keame Inc., cxsr w- ktn» fbvojres --s-ajo. ^ WHO NIBBLED? ON ALL MV CHOCOLATES^ www. Circles, com I've told you ASain anp again ANP A6AIN NOT TO PLAY BAAggALL IN THE HOU^E! by Tom Armstrong ALL OF HIS TOYS CAN MOV5 OR MAKF SOUNDS do you THINK CARL KNOWS THS DiFPeReNce BeTweeN HIS Toys AND yOUR I E § 1 L I
