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Winners of #BloordalePumpkins

 
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2019 #BloordalePumpkins Winner is: Town Cards! 
This was the second year that the Bloordale BIA hosted the friendly community contest of #BloordalePumpkins!  Twelve businesses put their creativity to the test and had some fun. The community then voted on their favourite pumpkins. 

And the results are in! 

1st Prize - $100 to Town Cards
2nd Prize - $75 to Dead Dog Records
3rd Prize - $50 to Anatomica 

The Entries

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Top Left: The Dupe Shop
Top Right: Queen's Shop 
Bottom Left: Anatomica 
Bottom Right: Dead Dog Records
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Top Left: Town Cards
Top Right: Safe Haven 
Bottom Left: Marit Stiles 
Bottom Right: That Dog Next Door
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