Showing posts with label Dorothy Carlson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dorothy Carlson. Show all posts

Monday, December 13, 2010

Happy 40th Anniversary Miss Carlson!!




Congratulations to Dorothy Carlson, Head of Children's Services at Radnor Memorial Library for 40 years of unwavering dedication to the Library! Her official anniversary was on December 1st, but we celebrated her big day Monday, December 6th. Her story times are legendary, she always finds the right book for the right... person and she is a living legend and a valuable resource at Radnor. Thank you for 40 wonderful years.

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Don't give up on Picture Books Too soon.


The New York Times proves what Miss Carlson, head of Children's Services, has been telling parents for 40 years - don't rush your child out of reading picture books. She tells parents "your child has only one childhood" noting the developmental importance these books. Check out this article here.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Radnor Memorial Library shines in parade



It may have been a hot Memorial Day, but there is no denying that the Radnor Memorial Library truck and its members were the coolest thing in the parade. Dorothy Carlson, head of Children's Services, who celebrates her 40th year at the library, led Radnor Library employees in the parade. Pictured left to right: Eric Ma, Yumei Chiang, Pam Sedor, Dorothy Carlson, Sara Owens, Jeffrey Ma. Photo by Molly Carroll

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Happy B-Day to the Big Dr. S.





As part of Dr. Seuss Celebration, Miss Carlson, head of children's services, read stories to Mrs. Talone's First Grade Class at Ithan Elementary School. BTW, Miss C, way to go with your groovy Dr. S. T-shirt.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Dorothy Carlson meets Kate DiCamillo



Our own head of Children's Services met Philadelphia native and magical storyteller Kate DiCamillo at Children's Book World on Nov. 13. DiCamillo spoke about her newest book: The Magician's Elephant.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

STOP the PRESSES!!


Our newest celebrity!! Well, we always knew our head of Children's Services, Dorothy Carlson would become famous!