Korea Rotary

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bldelta History

Rotary movement in Korea was triggered by Kyoungsoeng Rotary club(Rotary club of Keijo)'s being a member of the Rotary International on November 10th in 1927.
Following that, Pusan rotary club joined the RI in 1935, Pyoungyang rotary club in 1937, and Taegu rotary club in 1938. Their activities had contined until the Second World War broke out. In Seoul, there was a meeting, Suyohoi(Wednesday meeting) in the form of dining. In fact, rotary clubs, before the Liberation, was not Korean considering Koreans were only minors and Japanese almost took the steer over the administration and overall activities.
After the unconditional surrender by Japan in 1945, rotary movement got a good chance for a quantum leap forward. In the of 1949, the first Kyoungseong rotary club was born again as Seoul rotary club. Pusan rotary club and Taegu rotary club were rebuilt. In 1950's, many new clubs were approved by the RI including Hanyang rotary club, Inchoen rotary club, Southern Seoul rotary club and Choenju rotary club. From that time, Korea rotary movement is said to have gotten on its main orbit.
In the meanwhile, the Rotary International Board of Directors dicided to approve an independent district in Korea. According to that approval, the first district 365 was constructed in 1961.
After the district construction, Korea rotary movement made a great progress in the number of clubs and rotarians both. To accommodate the big booming, it was necessary to divide the district. As of 1989, there were 11 districts in Korea.
In the spring of 1989, the 80th Rotary International Convention was held successfully in Seoul, where 38,878 rotarians from 86 countries took part. The event was a significant chance to show the capability of Korea Rotary.
According to the policy of RI, the disrict number was changed from 3 digits to 4 digits in 1991. Korea rotary is now Zone 9 and has the right to designate a director every 4 years.




bldelta Status of Korea Rotary


Status of Korea Rotary

Rotarians 43,452
Clubs 1,011
Districts 16
Rotaract Clubs 191
Interact Clubs 350
PHF/Benefactors 28,561/1,193




bldelta Governors' Offices


16 Districts' Office of 1996-97

District Governor Address TEL. FAX.
3600 Kim Joon-Taek
(Deokso RC)
3F. Kwangsung Bldg., 463-4
Deokso-Ri, Oeubu-eup, Namyangju-si
0346) 64-3600 0346) 65-3600
3610 Kim Yong-Whyu
(Suncheon RC)
3F.Hanheong-Sangho-Shinyong-Kumgo, 234 Jangcheon-dong, Suncheon-si 0661) 743-3610 0661) 743-3611
3620 Lee Heung-Bok
(Onyang RC)
91 Oncheon 1-dong, Asan-si 0418) 546-3620 0418) 545-6840
3630 Kim Gyo-Sung
(Kumi RC)
443-11 Songjung-dong, Kumi-si 0546) 457-3630 0546) 457-6644
3640 Kim Tae-In
(Youngdungpo RC)
1307 Dongwha Bldg., 25-5 Yoido-dong,
Youngdungpo-gu
02) 761-364002) 761-3642
3650 Koo Cha-Too
(Seoul-Namsan RC)
19F., LG Youngdong Bldg., 891
Daechi-dong, Kangnam-gu
02) 3773-365002) 3777-3650
3660 Moon Won-Shick
(Pusan-Kumjung RC)
302 Taeyoung Development Bldg.,
301-2 Yeonsan 1-dong, Yeonje-gu,
Pusan-si
051) 853-3660051) 853-5065
3670 Kim Yeon-Kil
(Seokunsan RC)
1-13 Kosa-dong 2-ga, Cheonju-si 0652) 253-3670 0652) 253-3675
3680 Yoo In-Beom
(Daejeon RC)
701 Jungdo Bldg., 12-2 Jungchon-dong,
Jung-gu, Daejeon-si
042) 256-6150042) 256-6150
3690 Choi Kwan-Young
(Bucheon RC)
3F. 158-1 Shimgok 2-dong,
Wonmi-gu, Bucheon-si
032) 667-3690032) 668-3690
3700 Chun Tae-Seong
(Bukdaegu RC)
1794-8 Daemyoung 2-dong,
Nam-gu, Daegu-si
053) 653-6511053) 653-6512
3710 Moon Kwang-Rae
(Kwangju RC)
404-2 Yangsan-dong,
Buk-gu, Kwangju-si
062) 572-7803062) 572-4756
3720 Choe Moon-Seok
(Jinju-chockseok RC)
Jinju-Samhyun Girl's High School,
218 Sanpyoung-dong, Jinju-si
0591) 761-9182 0591) 758-2147
3730 Jeon Byung-Sung
(Kangnung RC)
302 Cheongsong shopping mall, 978-2
Songjung-dong, Kangnung-si
0391) 652-3730 0391) 651-6400
3740 Kang Seok-Kyun
(Dong-Cheongju RC)
116-169 Bukmunro 2-ga, Sangdang-gu,
Cheongju-si
0431) 221-3060 0431) 221-3063
3750 Lee Kyu-Hang
(Dong-Anyang RC)
7F. Kaeyo Hospital, 280-1
Wanggok-dong, Euiwang-si
0343) 29-03750343) 29-0341




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