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Actor Jonathan Linsley - who plays Crusher in BBC TV
Actor Jonathan Linsley - who plays Crusher in BBC TVs Last of the Summer Wine series - got the fun under way at a Holme Valley charity fete. He opened the event at The Cricketers Arms, Deanhouse, before completing five laps of the lawn mower race track - contestants are seen making their way round - to raise cash for the mammoth Telephon effort, Guests included the new Miss Holmfirth, Jackie Ellis, and other attractions were swings - seen being enjoyed by William Hallas, six, and his three-year-old sister, Jennifer - hot dog stands and good as new stalls. The days fun, which brought in over £ 300, was organised by landlord Mr Stewart Whittle and fund-raiser Mr Barry Lee. 29th May 1988
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Actor Jonathan Linsley kicks off a day of fun and fundraising at a charity fete in Holme Valley. Known for his role as Crusher in BBC TV's Last of the Summer Wine series, Linsley brought his infectious energy to The Cricketers Arms, Deanhouse, where the event took place. The highlight of the day was the lawn mower race track, where contestants raced around to raise money for the mammoth Telethon effort. Amongst the guests was Miss Holmfirth herself, Jackie Ellis, who added glamour to the occasion. Families enjoyed various attractions including swings that brought smiles to young William Hallas and his sister Jennifer. Delicious hot dogs and good-as-new stalls were also available for everyone's enjoyment. The event turned out to be a huge success with over £300 raised thanks to the efforts of landlord Mr Stewart Whittle and fund-raiser Mr Barry Lee. Their hard work paid off as people gathered together for an unforgettable day filled with laughter and excitement. This print captures not only a moment in time but also showcases how communities come together for noble causes like charity fundraising. It serves as a reminder that even small gestures can make a big difference in improving lives.
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