C22—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 27,1910
COLLEGE PARK, Md. i-
John M. Curtis, director of
the University of Maryland’s
statewide Extension Ser
vice, has announced that be
will retire prior to the end of
1980. He has agreed to
remain until a new director
has been designated.
Curtis has been chief
administrative - officer for
the Maryland Cooperative
Extension Service since Jan.
1, 1976. He has more than 30
years of service as an Ex
tension worker both in
Maryland and in his native
state- of North Carolina. He
also worked one year as an
extension specialist in
Virginia.
The Prince Georges
County resident served as
chairman of the Department
of Agricultural and
Resource Economics at the
College Park campus for
over 14 years prior to taking
over as the sixth director of
the Maryland Extension
Service.
As Maryland Extension
director for nearly five
years, Curtis has headed a
statewide educational en
deavor that brings practical
information from land-grant
universities and the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
to the people in their local
environment.
He has also served as a
board member, or ex officio
member, of various
statewide groups related to
agriculture. These groups
include the State Soil Con
servation Committee, the
Maryland Food Center
Authority, Maryland Rural
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Maryland extension director to retire
Affairs Council, and the
Maryland Farm Bureau
Board of Directors.
Curtis has played an ac
tive role in revitalizing the
Maryland 4-H Foundation,
and he has demonstrated
keen interest in the
development of youth
through the statewide' 4-H
program.
During his tenure, a
statewide advisory council
for - the Cooperative Ex
tension Service was
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UNTIL
MARCH I,
1981
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organized in 1977. Two new
Extension educational ef
forts receiving emphasis
haveheen a marine advisory
program, directed toward
both commercial watermen
and pleasure boaters on the
Chesapeake Bay, and an
energy use and conservation
program aimed at the total
public.
At the regional, and
national levels, Curtis serves
as chairman of the Nor
theast Extension Directors
association and as a member
of the legislative sub
committee, cf the Extension
Committee on
and Policy.
Curtis said he is proud of
the fact that, under his
leadership, the entire
Maryland Extension Service
has made substantial gains
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action. These gains apply,
both to Extension employees
and to the audiences served.
As to' the future, he said
that he plans ~to do some
consulting work, overseas
travel, land development,
and a little writing. He and
his wife plan to continue
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A retirement banqi
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Friday evening in the F<
McHenry room at the Cent
of Adult Education on t
University of Marylai
campus in College Parle
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