“It’s an honour for us to be able to serve them for a change,” says Kat Eddy, executive director of the Campbell River Literacy Association (CRLA).
The room at Robron Centre is full of smiling faces passing plates of scones, fruit and other delectable treats and the few paid employees of CRLA are circulating with tea and coffee Tuesday at “High Tea.”
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