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Hayley and Roy plan their wedding, asking Alma to be matron
of honour, and she accepts. Roy is less sure who to ask to be
his best man and Hayley has to deter him from asking Gail, so
he asks Martin instead. They plan their honeymoon in York and
Hayley starts making her wedding dress using the sewing machines
in the factory.
Gary's now taken up window cleaning and Emily gives him a bottle
of 'Percy's preparation', a formula Mr Sugden discovered during
the war and guaranteed to clean the smeariest of windows. (What
do you mean, there's no such word as smeariest?)
When Alma finds out she has to go on a training course in Birmingham,
Mike arranges to go to the rag trade ball alone, so he can spend
the night with juicy Julia in her hotel room. Just when things
are looking up for Mike, in walks Alma after her course was cancelled
and Mike and Julia's night of passion will have to wait a while
longer.
Tyrone turns up on the Street, sleeping rough in the bins at
the back of Freshco until Curly takes pity on him and offers him
a job collecting trolleys in the store. Kevin arrives back on
the Street, and he and Curly have a heart to heart about how they
both ran away from their problems and came back to face them.
Crikey. Since when have Kevin and Curly turned into 'new men'?
I can't handle it, and preferred them as the neanderthals we all
knew and loved.
Leanne has her abortion but tells everyone it was a miscarriage.
However, when Gail rattles on about her sensitive son, Nick, Leanne
tells Gail the truth, that Nick paid for her to have the abortion
done, quick sharp in a private hospital.
Ken and Deirdre's relationship attracts a few comments on the
Street with Audrey telling them they're both like 'Summat out
of a Catherine Cookson'. When Audrey comments to Rita that Ken
and Deirdre have a lot of mileage between them, Rita sagely replies,
in a moment of pure poetry: "Mileage doesn't count, it's
destination that matters".
With Kevin back on the Street, Alison isn't best pleased to
find out he's been back all weekend without contacting her, yet
he's already been to see Sally and the girls. Coronation Street's
own Hinge & Bracket, (Alison and Linda) mope in the Rovers
about men, life and the universe while Sally and Sharon gossip
about Nat "She's had more men than the grand old duke of
York!"
That's all for this week.
Glenda ;-)
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