Wantage School hosts celebrity readers
| 03 Mar 2014 | 03:11
![Wantage School hosts celebrity readers Executive Director Deborah Berry-Toon of Project Self-Sufficiency reads to students.](http://www.advertisernewsnorth.com/binrepository/648x432/0c0/0d0/none/11804/BWJT/NEWS01_140309985_AR_0_0_AN20140303140309985_MG2905831.jpg)
Executive Director Deborah Berry-Toon of Project Self-Sufficiency reads to students.
![Wantage School hosts celebrity readers Allyn Perry of the DAR Museum shares a story with students.](http://www.advertisernewsnorth.com/binrepository/648x432/0c0/0d0/none/11804/RRJT/NEWS01_140309985_EP_1_0_AN20140303140309985_MG2905881.jpg)
Allyn Perry of the DAR Museum shares a story with students.
![Wantage School hosts celebrity readers Wantage Townshp Mayor Bill DeBoer talks to students.](http://www.advertisernewsnorth.com/binrepository/648x432/0c0/0d0/none/11804/ASJT/NEWS01_140309985_EP_2_0_AN20140303140309985_MG2905933.jpg)
Wantage Townshp Mayor Bill DeBoer talks to students.
![Wantage School hosts celebrity readers Paul Checkur, the DAR Museum Historian and a retired state trooper reads to children at the Wantage School.](http://www.advertisernewsnorth.com/binrepository/648x432/0c0/0d0/none/11804/ATJT/NEWS01_140309985_EP_3_0_AN20140303140309985_MG2905999.jpg)
Paul Checkur, the DAR Museum Historian and a retired state trooper reads to children at the Wantage School.
WANTAGE — Sussex-Wantage school held a Celebrity Readers Program on Monday, March 3, in celebration of Love of Reading Week.
There was a wide range of readers from council members, Mayor Bill DeBoer, the school principal, police, Daughters of the American Revolution Museum members, Project Self-Sufficiency, Clove Brook Deli and more. Students were read stories and had a chance to ask questions relating to the books and the readers' professions.
— Photos by Gale Miko