Claudette Routhier was kept busy moving ticket boxes to the front of the Bold Centre community hall Sunday evening as the winners were announced. Chris McGarry photo.▲That's a lot of tickets. Carol Kunz empties a box containing some of the 70,000 tickets that were sold during the Festival of Trees weekend.▲Those gathered inside the Bold Centre community hall look on as Pat Boon Anderson announces the the name of a winner. Chris McGarry photo. ▲Pat Boon Anderson draws a ticket bearing the name of a soon-to-be winner. Chris McGarry photo. ▲Festival chairperson Pat Boon Anderson, left, received this scrapbook during a presentation on Sunday afternoon recognizing her for her years of dedication to the Festival of Trees. The scrapbook, which she was given by Alice Thompson, ticket director for the Festival of Trees organizing committee, contains highlights from every year since the popular local event started in 2010. Chris McGarry photo. ▲Seth Glazerman-Bourque and Grace McDermott stand next to the tree they won, which was donated by Cougar Fuels. The tree came with various items including books, games, teddy bears, and decorative polar bears. Chris McGarry photo. ▲Natasha Downes beams from ear to ear as she removes County dollars from the tree she won along with her son, Corbin. Lac La Biche County mayor and council donated the tree, along with $600 in County dollars. ▲Simone Skoglund and her granddaughters Neveah and Nova were very happy when they learned they were the winenrs of this colourful and decorated tree. The tree, which was donated by the Lac La Biche Art Club, included puzzles and sketch books. Since each winner was required to take their tree home, which meant packing it into a box along with the decorations. Chris McGarry photo. ▲