SAS teacher Heather Lawless takes a pie to the face as part of charity event raising money for a new MRI machine for the hospital on Wednesday, March 14. (Jim Elliot/ Salmon Arm Observer
Salmon Arm Secondary students throw pie at their teachers to raise funds for the hospital
Salmon Arm Secondary teachers took pies to the face on March 14 to help raise money for a new MRI machine for the hospital.
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