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Well, Audrey has really gone and done it this time! Alf still
refuses to take her to the Lord Lieutenant's luncheon where the
Royal person will attend. So Audrey decides to bring to Alf's
attention the fact that she can get her own way and embarrasses
him into the bargain. Alf and Betty are due to open a new sports
centre, Audrey enlists the help of butcher Fred Eliott and they
change the time of Alf's visit to 1/2 hour earlier than planned,
Audrey rings the sports centre to tell them the Mayor can't make
it but the Mayoress will attend in his place. So Audrey and Fred
make it to the sports centre and get all of the attention that
should have gone to Alf, Audrey even steals Alf's speech and reads
it out. Unfortunately for Audrey, Alf and Betty arrive just as
Audrey is finishing her speech and Alf is furious. When they get
home, they argue and Alf tells her she is not officially the Mayoress
any longer and has embarrassed him no end. Audrey simply states
that if he doesn't reinstate her as the official Mayoress, she
will continue to embarrass him in public and to bring his good
name down. Fred Eliot, the butcher, is acting as chauffer to Audrey
and thinks he's on to a good thing with her but Audrey is just
simply using him as her transport.
Vicky comes back to the Rovers, and tells Bet she has left school.
Bet is furious that she won't be going back for her exams and
Vicky's attitude is that she doesn't need to pass her exams as
she has the money now, and wants to invest it in a business, with
horses and stables. Bet marches Vicky to see her headmistresses
at school who agrees with Vicky, there isn't much point in her
taking her exams as she wouldn't do very well in them anyway.
Bet is gob-smacked as she expected Vicky to carry on to University
and has been told that Vicky isn't actually clever enough to do
this.
Steve MacDonald doesn't gamble any longer in the betting shop
that Liz works in, he's taking to gambling elsewhere although
Liz thinks he's given up for good. Des and Shaun are concerned
over not seeing Steve in the bookies as he has a huge debt to
clear up.
Mavis and Derek are still fighting over a compensation claim from
Norris - who obviously thinks they've got a good case but is doing
his best to dissaude them from taking it to court.
Trish Armstrong starts work in the Rovers as a cleaner, she isn't
making many new friends in the Street so far. Racquel finds out
that she used to go out with Curly and isn't too pleased about
it. Curly is keeping Trish at arms length when she called around
to see him, he pretended he was just on his way out.
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