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Chinese Club Plants Tree in Lacy Park

Officials dig in at a recent celebration of Chinese Arbor Day in Lacy Park, where a Chinese pistachio tree was planted. Participants included Johnson Shyong (front row, from left) and Nancy Lee. Standing: San Marino Unified School District Board of Education President C. Joseph Chang, city Fire Chief Mario Rueda, Chinese Club of San Marino President Tony Chou, City Councilwoman Susan Jakubowski, Police Chief John Incontro, Mayor Gretchen Shepherd Romey and Wen Shang Chu, director general of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office-Los Angeles.

The Chinese Club of San Marino held its annual tree planting event in Lacy Park earlier this month to encourage the public to protect the environment and to commemorate revered Chinese leader Sun Yat-Sen.
Wen Shang Chu, director general of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles, and many San Marino officials attended and supported the event.
Club President Tony Chou explained that the group has planted a tree on Chinese Arbor Day for more than two decades.
A Chinese pistachio was planted about 200 feet west of the playground.
“We sincerely hope that when this plant blooms in the future, everyone can enjoy it at Lacy Park,” said Chou. “Just like a Chinese saying, ‘One generation plants the trees in whose shade another generation rests.’”

Members of the Chinese Club of San Marino recently acknowledged Chinese Arbor Day by planting a tree in Lacy Park. Participants included Johnson Shyong, Young Chang, Cindy Kuo, Jennifer Wi, Erica Chiang, Maggie Lee, club President Tony Chou, Director General of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office-Los Angeles Wen Shang Chu, Nancy Lee, Judy Tsai, Jennifer Chiang, Johans Lin and Bruce Lafko.

Photos by Mitch Lehman / TRIBUNE

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