Episode 419.
03-28-68
   
          Tom Winter takes Norman and Joe to the hospital.  Debut of Rev.
          Tom Winter.
                 
WA:       The melting snow of a New England winter has left the
          countryside wet and slick.  Norman Harrington, who was driving
          Dr. Michael Rossi's young brother, Joe, to an intersection
          outside of town, hit a curve too fast.  The car spun out.  The
          first car on the scene was driven by a man who had the
          compassion to stop, and the presence of mind to function.  Soon
          he will face routine questioning by the police.  His statement
          will form the basis of an official report which will term the
          crash an "accident."  But it is extremely doubtful that what
          happened tonight on this slick road could be truly called an
          accident.  Because there will be those in Peyton Place who must
          live with the knowledge that they caused Joe Rossi's flight.
   
Intro:    Norman and Joe are driving in Norman's car.  Norman drives
          through a narrow tunnel and rolls his car.
       
Scene 1:  Tom Winter stops, calls to Norman, turns off the ignition, and
          helps Norman out of the car.  He puts Norman in the back seat
          of his station wagon and goes back for Joe Rossi.  Joe is not
          conscious.  The station wagon makes a good substitute
          ambulance.  Winter says that he didn't want to move him but the
          nearest phone is 8 or 10 miles and Joe is losing blood fast.
       
Scene 2:  At Doctors Hospital, the emergency team is already working on
          Joe.  Dr. Rossi is leading the team.  Norman has a bandage on
          his forehead.  He apologizes to Dr. Rossi for the wreck.  At
          the Information Desk, Miss Choate asks Tom Winter to look in on
          a Mrs. Daily.  She has been calling for him all day.  Rev.
          Winter says he had been out of town.  He asks how Mrs. Daily is
          doing and if she is in room 221.  Dr. Fielding is paged.
       
Scene 3:  In the apartment, Rodney is dozing as Norman comes in.  Rodney
          asks what happened.  Norman says it is nothing.  He points to
          his forehead and says that it is just a scratch.  Norman said
          he totaled the car.  He tells his brother that Joe is in the
          hospital.  Norman says that he sort of saw it coming.  Rodney
          asks if there was something between Joe and Rita.  They are
          still talking as Rita screams.  She says, "Joe, get away from
          me."  In the bedroom Rita is having a nachtmare.  She
          hallucinates that Joe Chernak is still alive.  Norman said that
          Rita had these problems when they first got married. 
       
Scene 4:  At the hospital, miss Choate is attending Joe Rossi in his
          room.  Joe's head is bandaged.  She says it is too soon to know
          about a concussion.  Choate says that Dr. Rossi will soon be
          there.  She adds that Joe has a hairline fracture.  About this
          time, Rossi comes in to check on his brother.  Joe asks how
          they can tell it is a concussion.  He doesn't get much of an
          answer.  He asks if Michael is concerned.  Miss Choate says,
          "of course, he is."  Dr. Rossi tells his brother, Joe, that he
          will be all right.

Scene 5:  Steven Cord comes out of a building on the wharf and bangs on
          the door of the Shoreline Garage.  He tells Rodney that he saw
          that the light was on.  Rodney says, "Try the Inn, your wife
          isn't here.  Your ex-wife."  They talk about the custody
          hearing.  Rodney opines that Steven has delivered his poison
          pen letter for the evening and asks Steven to leave.  Rodney
          says there is "give and take" in every marriage.  Steven leaves.
     
Scene 6:  Back at the hospital, miss Choate notices a call light has just
          come on.  She rushes to Joe's room, looks at him, and dials a
          three digit number.  She speaks to Dr. Rossi in his office. 
          She tells the doctor she is in Joe's room.  She adjusts Joe's
          pillow.  Rossi responds and looks into Joe's eyes using a
          penlight.  Dr. Rossi talks with Joe.  Rossi uses his
          stethescope and then orders 2 cc's of chloro-promazine for Joe. 
          A sedative.  Rossi turns off the light and leaves the room.  On
          the way out he speaks to Rev. Tom Winter.  Winter offers to sit
          with Rossi's brother so the doctor can get some sleep.  Rossi
          asks Tom to do him a favor.

Episode 421.
04-11-68

          Susan Winter poses for pictures in the Pillory.

WA:       Dr. Michael Rossi has demanded to know the real reasons that
          suddenly brought his younger brother, Joe, to Peyton Place. 
          Rather than confide in him, Joe left town, only to be hurt in
          an automobile accident inadvertently caused by Norman
          Harrington.  Although no serious complications developed, Joe
          has managed to exploit his brother's feelings of
          responsibility.  But Joe may prove to be a dangerous guest. 
          Not only for Michael Rossi, but for all those who come in
          contact with him.

Intro:    Dr. Rossi, Joe, and Norman enter the beach house.  Joe has a
          bandage on the right side of his forehead.  Dr. Rossi helps Joe
          off with his coat. 

Scene 1:  Joe assumes he is all right, but Dr. Rossi says that he only
          released him from the hospital.  Joe says he wants someone soft
          and warm.  Rossi offers to drop Norman at the Mill.  Rossi
          tells Joe not to jump up and down after he leaves.  Norman says
          that Rita had a rough time at the hospital.  Dr. Rossi and
          Norman leave. 

Scene 2:  In the tavern, Ada is filling out an order, including some new
          beer glasses.  Eddie asks Ada about the death of Joe Chernak. 
          He wants to know all about what happened.  Ada mentions that
          Rita has just had a mis-carriage.  Ada says to leave it alone. 
          Eddie says that Joe Rossi reminds Rita of Joe Chernak.  Eddie
          asks about the trial.  Ada says it is all in the past and for
          him to leave it there.  They argue.  Ada says that Norman can
          help her now.  Eddie says he is going to get an answer, and
          leaves.

Scene 3:  Dr. Rossi is examining Kelly at the Carson house and suggests
          that Constance bring Kelly to his office for her DPT shots. 
          Constance is excited about having custody of Kelly.  She thinks
          that Kelly is Allison's baby.  Jill shows up at the front door
          and talks with Rossi and Constance for a bit.  Jill wants to
          baby sit Kelly.  Constance says that she has a lady to do that. 
          Constance picks up Kelly and takes her to see Matthew.  Rossi
          talks with Jill.  They argue.  Rossi says that they bought her
          little fairy tale.  Rossi orders Jill to stay away from the
          Carsons.

Scene 4:  Rita shows up at the beach house and talks with Joe Rossi.  She
          has brought some groceries.  Joe accidentally touches Rita
          causing her to jump.  Joe takes note of this.  Rita says she is
          not scared, just nervous.  Joe asks what bugs her.  Rita says
          that Joe reminds her of someone.  Someone who is dead now.  Joe
          says, "When you look at me, you think of him and that kind of
          shakes you up."  Joe tells her about a ride at Coney Island. 
          He rode the ride all day and got caught by a security guard. 
          He busted two ribs.  Joe offers her his hand.  She takes it. 
          Norman knocks and comes in.  Norman asks Rita why she is
          smiling.  Joe says he told her how he busted two ribs.

Scene 5:  Eddie Jacks comes in the Clarion and asks Elliot to see some
          back papers on the Harrington trial.  Elliot asks why he wants
          to know the details of the trial.  Eddie says he is doing this
          for Rita.  Eddie reads.  Eddie leaves.

Scene 6:  Ada drives Rita to the apartment.  Ada asks Rita to drive into
          Boston with her.  Rita starts up the stairs with a package.

          Rev. Winter is waiting for her.  He goes in the apartment and
          have a long talk.  Winter talks about the very modest first
          home that he and Susan had when they first got married in
          college.  It was a quanset hut.  They discuss Rita's losing her
          baby and her other porblems.  Winter looks out the window and
          sees his wife, Susan Winter posing for pictures in the Pillory. 
          Rev. Winter tells Rita that he will always be there for her.

          With her head and wrists still in the Pillory, Susan snnounces
          that she wants the picture to make the front page to help
          advertise the upcoming Founders Day Festival.  The photographer
          photo-journalist] compliments her and asks to take two more
          pictures.

Episode 423.
04-18-68
     
          Jill asks Rodney for a job.

WA:       At this time of night, Jill Smith has been in the habit of
          paying special attention to the baby she brought to town.  The
          baby is now with the Elliot Carsons.  And Jill Smith is alone.

Intro:    Jill Smith is walking on the wharf toward the Shoreline Garage. 
          She opens the door and goes in.
       
Scene 1:  Jill asks Rodney if he is open for business.  She asks Rodney
          for coffee.  Rodney says, "I made a deal with the grocery
          store.  I don't sell groceries and they don't fix flats."  Jill
          tells Rodney that if she lived in a mess like this, she would
          go out a lot.  Jill says that he needs a maid.  Jill offers to
          come in once a week and clean up at the minimum wage of $1.25.
          He turns her down.  She said that Constance turned her down,
          too. 
       
Scene 2:  Susan goes to the Peyton house and is admitted by Mary.  Steven
          is working in the living room.  Betty's portrait is over the
          fireplace.  She thanks him for seeing her.  He says, "How could
          I refuse when you come here for sweet charity.  She is there
          for the children's wing.  He gives her a check for $50.00.  She
          tears it up.  Steven's divorce is not final.  He gives her a
          drink with a twist of lemon.  Steven says, "Here's to sweet
          charity."  She says, "Poor Doris, I'm afraid she hasn't a
          chance.  Doris Botnick.  The lady bank teller with the sweet
          smile and the thick ankles.  Her mama claims that you always go
          to her window."  Steven says, "It's the one nearest the door." 
          Steven asks what the favor is.  Susan wants to borrow the house
          for a luncheon.  He offers her a refill.  She declines.  She
          tells him to let her know if he wants to sell the house. 
          Steven says that Tom would find it a little steep.  Her father
          wouldn't.  He is rich.
       
Scene 3:  Back at the Winter house, Tom is working at his desk.  He looks
          at the clock.  It is 9:35 p.m.  Susan comes in.  Tom grabs a
          book from the book shelf behind him.  She says, "I'm home. 
          Jeet?"  [Translation:  Didest thou eat.]  She kisses him.  She
          says, "I've been knocking on doors in the name of sweet
          charity. When you call on people at the cocktail hour,
          people expect you to join them.  You wouldn't want the people
          to think your wife has a drinking problem."  Tom insists,
          "Susan, you're not an alcoholic."  Tom pours a drink.  Susan
          says that it would take a miracle to save their marriage.  Tom
          says, "God isn't dead, Susan."  Susan asks if Tom really
          believes that God called him to the ministry."  Tom says that
          he felt his life would be wasted if he went into business [with
          her father].  She asks what his credentials are.  And what
          right he has to tell people what they should do with their
          lives.  She comes over and kisses and hugs him.  She talks
          about stopping in White River and buying a bottle.  She says
          that she went to a crummy motel and passed out.

Scene 4:  Dr. Rossi drops off his brother, Joe, on the wharf near Ada
          Jacks' Tavern.  Rossi says, "Why the wharf.  Jill Smith lives
          here.  You're not planning to pay her a social call, are you." 
          Joe says, "I don't think so.  But I'll have to check my
          appointment book."  Rossi says, "Is she still your girl?" Rossi
          says he'll drop around about lunch time.  Joe goes up the
          boarding house steps to the outer door.  Eddie Jacks is
          watching.  Joe goes on in and knocks on Jill's door.  Jill says
          he's early.  Jill asks him what he wants.  He is there to
          apologize.  He mentions the trouble in New York.  Joe
          forcefully kisses her.  They argue.  Joe leaves and walks down
          the steps.  Under the stairs is a door and a large sign saying: 
          "LOBSTERS".

Scene 5:  Jill leaves her room and Eddie Jacks grabs her in the hallway. 
          Eddie wants her to talk.  They go back in her room.  Eddie
          wants to know what Joe is running from.  Eddie says Joe is
          rotten.  Eddie talks about Joe Chernak.  He says Joe Rossi is
          the same kind.  Jill runs out of the apartment house.

Episode 425.
04-25-68
     
          Betty plans for her third wedding.

WA:       The Rev. Tom Winter is not in the habit of handing out
          clichés to those who are troubled enough to seek his
          advice.  Tonight, Rita Harrington found this out.  Rita knows,
          however, that the minister's comments about her relationship to
          the late Joe Chernak and to her husband, Norman, are true and
          honest and she must deal with them.  Those same comments,
          however, are themselves a mockery on his life.  A bitter
          mockery.
       
Intro:    Tom Winter and Rita Harrington are talking in the Winter home. 
          Susan comes in.

Scene 1:  Rev. Tom asks Susan how much she heard.  She said she heard
          nothing.  Susan says, "There is nothing more precious than the
          love between a man and a woman.  Love can die of neglect."
          Susan drinks.  Susan plays the piano.  Susan tunes the viola. 
          Tom Winter goes upstairs.
     
Scene 2:  In the apartment, Rita comes in and talks with Norman.  She
          said she went to see Rev. Winter.  Rita fusses at Norman for
          drinking out of the milk bottle.  She gets a glass and pours
          herself some milk.  She takes a sip.  Norman fusses at Rita for
          drinking out of his glass.  Rita kisses Norman.  Joe Rossi
          telephones and invites them over to listen to records.
       
Scene 3:  At a restaurant, Rodney and Betty have finished eating.  Rodney
          is ready to leave but Betty wants to stay a bit longer.  Betty
          says the final divorce papers are almost ready.  Mr. Wainwright
          had called her.

Scene 4:  In the livingroom of the Peyton mansion, Steven says, "I'll
          drink to that."  Steven is talking to Hannah's very old
          attorney Mr. Matthew John Wainwright about his
          divorce from Betty.  Steven offers Wainwright a drink, and then
          observes that Wainwright doesn't drink while "on duty."  John
          Wainwright is representing Betty.  He asserts that Peyton did
          not manipulate the marriage.  Steven says he appreciates
          Wainwrights coming down.  Wainwright starts to leave.  Steven
          calls him "John" and then rambles on and on.  Wainwright
          leaves.
       
Scene 5:  At the Rossi beach house, Joe calls Jill, pretending to be his
          brother, Dr. Rossi.  The phone is answered by Sarah.  She walks
          to Jill's door and tells her that Dr. Rossi is on the phone for
          her.  Joe talks to Jill.  Jill says, "You gave him your version
          of what happened in New York.  The police will get mine." 
          Norman and Rita come in to visit in response to his invitation
          of scene 2 this episode.  [For her 14 seconds on the
          phosphorous screen, Sarah Taft is given credit at the end of
          the episode.]

Scene 6:  Betty comes in the Inn and meets up with Rev. Tom Winter and
          asks if he has a minute.  They sit at a table.  He asks if she
          would like something to drink.  Tom says that he has just had
          dinner with fifteen members of the Founders Day Committee. 
          They had chicken croquettes and baby peas.  [Croquette is from
          a french word meaning "crunch".]  She tells him she is getting
          divorced.  Betty asks the reverend if there are any rules about
          a divorced woman getting married in his church.  She says that
          she is re-marrying her first husband, Rodney Harrington.  He
          asks if Rodney wants to be married in a church.  Betty says
          that she and Steven were married in his grandfather's house. 
          He says that she thinks it is important.
     
Scene 7:  Norman and Rita return to the apartment.  He asks if he can get
          her anything.  He says that he doesn't like poker parties.  He
          says that someone always gets hurt.  They talk about the late
          Joe Chernak.  Norman says, "he's gone.  He'

Episode 427.
05-02-68
   
          Joe Rossi and Eddie Jacks get into a fight.
             
WA:       Rita Harrington has come back.  Back to that terrifying moment
          in her life when she first met the late Joe Chernak.  Back to a
          warehouse on the Peyton Place wharf, where in the shadows, she
          accepted a way of life that has tormented her ever since.

Intro:    Rita walking on the wharf.  She goes up the stairs to a
          warehouse.
       
Scene 1:  Rita looks around.  Joe Rossi follows her in.  She has a
          flashback.  Joe Rossi grabs her and tells her that he is not
          Joe Chernak.  Eddie comes in the warehouse.
       
Scene 2:  Starting inside the warehouse, Eddie Jacks and Joe Rossi fight. 
          Joe gets away.  Eddie catches him outside on the wharf.  Eddie
          opens the Tavern door and calls to Ada.  Ada comes out and sees
          Eddie lying on the ground.
       
Scene 3:  From a pay phone, Joe calls his brother.  He says to get down
          to the wharf and bring his black bag.  Eli and Rita help Eddie
          to a back room in the Tavern.  She tells the patrons that she
          is closing early.
     
Scene 4:  Rita tells Ada that the fight was her fault.  Eli tries to get
          Eddie to lie down.  Ada tells Joe to wait for the doctor
          outside.  Rita tells her mother that she went there to relive
          the past to try to get over it.  It was suggested to her by
          Reverend Tom Winter.   
       
Scene 5:  Norman comes in followed by Dr. Rossi and Joe.  Eddie is
          checked by the doctor.  He has a wound on his right forehead. 
          Eddie sees Joe and says, "Get that young punk out of here." 
          Rossi wraps gauze all the way around Eddie's head.  Rossi
          fusses at his brother.  Rossi tells Joe he should have kicked
          him out that first night.  Rossi leaves the Tavern.
     
Scene 6:  Joe goes to the beach house and gets a photograph of Allison. 
          Michael had given his sister, Lisa, the photograph when he was
          in New York last year.  Joe shows up at the Carson house.  He
          is reluctantly invited in.  He shows the Carsons the
          photograph.  Constance had taken the picture of Allison and Dr.
          Rossi.  Joe tells Elliot that the baby is Jill's and that Joe
          is the father.  Elliot tells him that he doesn't believe Joe. 
          Elliot says, I don't know what kind of sick game you're
          playing."  Jill used Allison's name when Kelly was born.  Jill
          thinks he is a monster.  Joe leaves.  Elliot leaves to go talk
          with Michael.

Episode 429.
05-09-68

          Eddie Jacks leaves town on the bus.
         
WA:       Tonight Dr. Michael Rossi, accused his young brother, Joe, of
          coming to Peyton Place, not just to hide, not just to pick up a
          relationship with his brother, but to force Dr. Rossi to pay
          for leaving the family home so many years ago.  Dr. Rossi's
          anger touched off an explosion, an explosion inside of Joe.

Intro:    Dr. Rossi is seen through the windows of the beach cottage
          walking to the front door.  He unlocks the door and goes in.
       
Scene 1:  Dr. Rossi tells Joe that he just wants to know the truth.  The
          point is that Joe thought the police were going to lock him up
          because of his fight with Eddie Jacks.  Joe says that he could
          have run off.  Joe mentions the warehouse and Rita.  Joe tells
          off his brother.  Joe prepares to leave.  He carries his duffle
          bag to the door.  Michael tells Joe that he can stay. 
       
Scene 2:  Eddie comes into the Tavern area from a back room, wearing a
          very nice looking suit.  He has a bandage on his right forehead
          from the fight with Joe Rossi.  Rita comes in the front door. 
          Eddie greets her, calling her princess.  Rita tells him that
          she does not want Eddie to go to the police.  She says that if
          he goes to the police then she will have to go also.  Rita says
          that Joe never laid a hand on her.  Rita leaves.  Eddie drinks
          a cup of coffee.
       
Scene 3:  In the Carson home, Elliot is on the phone.  He says there is
          no answer so the baby sitter must be on the way.  They talk
          about getting rid of the clothes.  Constance doesn't understand
          why Rossi didn't tell them the truth, that it was not Allison's
          child.  Elliot hears a car drive up.  Constance says that she
          thinks that Kelly knows she is leaving today.  Constance goes
          to get Kelly as the door chime rings.  The baby sitter is
          Laurie, the Cider Barrel Laurie, the tall blonde.  Laurie says
          the room is locked but Constance doesn't open it.  Elliot goes
          up to find the door still locked.
       
Scene 4:  Ferris wheel is revolving, on the square, across from the
          pillory.  In front of the Chamber of Commerce Building and the
          bank.  No one riding.  Tom and Susan drive by the pillory, turn
          left and park.  They get out of the gray station wagon.  Susan
          Winter calls out, "Oh, Mr. Cord" to Steven.  Susan tells Tom
          that she can save him the trouble of checking on the luncheon
          at the Peyton house by riding over there with Steven.  Steven
          comes over and agrees without enthusiasm to take Susan to the
          luncheon.  Eli comes over to talk with Tom Winter.  He says he
          needs a man's opinion because the women are so traditional. 
          Tom's mind is elsewhere, so Eli excuses himself and goes back
          to work.
       
Scene 5:  Rita comes in the Tavern talking a blue streak, knocks and
          calls through the door to her father.  She opens the door but
          her father isn't there.  Ada is sitting on the bed.  Rita
          listens as Ada reads the farewell note from Eddie.
     
                "Princess, like the man said, that I'm ever late.
                 I wanted to help you.  I wound up hurting you.
                 I guess I just got started too late with you and
                 your mom.  And I've been running out of the money
                 ever since.  Even a pure bred sucker like me can see
                 it's time to quit.  So put everything you have on Norm. 
                 He's got what it takes to make you a winner.  Pop."

          Ada sums up her thoughts by saying, "I never cared for that
          fast talking, slowing working, no good bum."

Scene 6:  Eddie, carrying a suitcase and an overcoat, walks up to the
          Interstate Bus and hands the driver a large bill, possibly a
          twenty.  The driver asks, "Where to?"   He says, "As far as it
          will take me."  He tells the driver he wants a one-way ticket. 
          The driver tells him to get on, he is behind schedule.  Eddie
          gets on the bus followed by the driver.  The bus pulls out. 
          Eddie waves goodbye to the town.  He still has the bandage on
          his forehead.  It wasn't explained what happened to his jalopy. 
          Eddie drove his jalopy in the previous episode.  Ada drives a
          large Cadillac.

Episode 431.
05-16-68
   
          Night of the Founders Day Festival.

WA:       The night of Founders Day Festival.  The teenagers call it
          corny.  But who dares admit his real feelings when he's 16? 
          The older people just plain enjoy it.  Perhaps looking back to
          the years when they thought it was corny, too, and secretly
          loved every minute of it.  For Rodney Harrington and Betty
          Anderson Cord, the last moments of the festival are bitter
          sweet, holding out the promise of their wedding.  But refusing
          to release them from the memories of the past.
       
Intro:    Night at the Festival.  Ferris Wheel.  Eli Carson selling
          tickets in a ticket booth.  Rodney and Betty riding on a Ferris
          Wheel. 
     
Scene 1:  After getting off the Ferris Wheel Rodney goes over and speaks
          to Norman and Rita.  Betty says she hates Founders Festival. 
          They go to the bandstand.  Rodney says the old people have a
          festival to impress on the young that this is your heritage. 
          The band takes the bandstand away from Rodney and Betty.
       
Scene 2:  Eli is walking along eating pop corn.  Eli calls to Carolyn who
          is sitting in Dr. Rossi's red convertible.  She says that Eli
          doesn't approve.  Eli tells Carolyn to tell her mother that he
          has the Franklin stove that she ordered.  She says that
          her mother probably forgot to cancel the order.  Carolyn says
          that she and her mother are moving away for good.  Eli says he
          will be sorry to see her go.  She says that her father bought
          the beach house last winter and now he's stuck with it. 
          Eli leaves. 

          Joe Rossi comes back and sits in the driver's seat.  They talk. 
          Joe says that Eli would like to run him out of town.  He tells
          her she is a big girl and will be treated like a big girl. Joe
          tries to kiss Carolyn and she fights him off and leaves.
       
Scene 3:  Jill is playing with Kelly as Dr. Rossi knocks on her door.  He
          comes in and talks with Jill.  He asks her how long she is
          going to stay in town.  He says the air in the room is stale. 
          Rossi says that he wants to help her.  Rossi says he is related
          to the baby by blood.  Rossi tells her about a secretarial job
          with the Rev. Tom Winter.  Rossi has known Rev. Winter for a
          long time.  He has made an appointment for her.  He thinks that
          she would be right for the job.
       
Scene 4:  In the Winter house, the manse, Tom and Susan have just gotten
          back.  They talk about the festival.  He says, "Let's go up to
          bed."  She says for him to go on up, she'll be up shortly. 
          Susan calls Steven and thanks him for the use of his house. 
          She says that she called to say thank you.  He says he finds
          her attractive, but she loves her husband.  Steven suggests
          that Susan discuss her problem with her husband.  She goes up
          and tells Tom that she called Steven to thank him for the use
          of his house.  Tom complains about her getting drunk in public. 
          Susan wants him to choose between her and his ministry. Tom
          says he won't abandon her, no matter how many affairs she has.
          [not true].  Tom says he has nothing left to give anybody.  She
          says that she needs him.  They kiss.
       
Scene 5:  Dr. Rossi returns to his beach house and talks with his
          brother, Joe.  He tells Joe that he went by to see Jill.  Dr.
          Rossi tells his young brother that he has a lovely beautiful
          child, and that she deserves a chance.  Joe tells the doctor
          that he and Jill hate each other.  Dr. Rossi wants to help, to
          find Jill a better job.

Episode 433.
05-23-68
   
          Reverand Tom Winter counsels Carolyn Russell.

WA:       The Reverend Tom Winter is an expert at the fine art of putting
          one's house in order as long as the house is not his own. 
          Tonight, a young girl with a growing family crisis seeks him
          out.  And once again Tom Winter has to deal with a problem that
          he himself has to live with 24 hours a day.  The disintegration
          of a marrriage.

Intro:    Tom and Carolyn meet on the wharf and go in the Cider Barrel.

Scene 1:  Carolyn is having a meal with Reverand Tom Winter in the Cider
          Barrel.  He tells her that her mother is protecting her.

Scene 2:  At the Carson house, the chimes ring.  Constance tells Elliot
          to have Jerry leave the things outside.  Elliot goes to the
          door.  It is Rodney, not Jerry.  Rodney asks Constance and
          Elliot to stay for a couple of more days for his wedding to
          Betty.  She speaks of Elliot's job and getting settled.  Rodney
          says that the church will be empty without them.  Eli shows up. 
          Constance says that apartments don't have attics.  Rodney
          leaves with a model ship.

Scene 3:  Carolyn shows up at Steven Cord's office.  She says that she is
          waiting for her mother.  She introduces herself to Steven. 
          Steven says that Carolyn must be excited.  They talk a while
          and Marsha shows up.  They talk.  Marsha leaves.

          Steven picks up the phone and dials the Colonial Posr Inn.  He
          asks if Betty has returned.  She has.  The clerk asks if Steven
          wants him to ring.

Scene 4:  Steven goes to see Betty.  She says that he has said everything
          there is to say.  He wishes her luck.

Scene 5:  Constance goes to see Dr. Rossi to pick up the medical file
          on baby Matthew.  She asks him to go and talk with Elliot. 
          She says that Elliot won't come to him.

Episode 435.
05-30-68
     
          Steven is tricked into a meeting with Hannah.

WA:       Suddenly, the Carsons are gone and Peyton Place is empty. 
          Elliot Carson made the decision.  He had seen his wife,
          Constance, take custody of a baby she believed was the child of
          her missing daughter, Allison.  Then the truth was disclosed
          and Constance returned the child to its natural mother, Jill
          Smith.  The effect on Constance was overwhelming and Elliot
          knew he had to take her away from the daily reminders of a
          tangled past.  Elliot's father, Eli, and the family friend, Dr.
          Michael Rossi, are left behind to care for an empty house. 
          They know that Elliot is right.  And they know too that any
          thing that takes the Carsons away, somehow is wrong.

Intro:    Eli hugs Constance.  Elliot helps Constance in the car.  Eli
          hugs Elliot.  Eli wanders around on the square.
       
Scene 1:  Eli goes to the Carson house and talks with Dr. Rossi.  Eli
          puts the FOR RENT sign in the window.  Eli says he is
          running an ad in the newspaper.  And that a fellow from White
          River [Charlie Hagen] is going to keep the newspaper running.
       
Scene 2:  At the Colonial Post Inn, William "Billy" Kennerly, Jr. comes
          to break the bad news to Leslie.  The Peyton Mill has been sold
          and Leslie is out.  "Billy" says that he has an appointment
          with Steven Cord.  Leslie shakes Bill's hand and he leaves.
       
Scene 3:  In her room at the Colonial Post Inn, Betty hears a knock on
          the door.  It is her mother, Julie.  She comes in and hugs her
          daughter.  Betty says that she didn't expect her mother to come
          to the wedding since they had talked about it on the phone. 
          George is at home and constantly talks about the past.  Julie
          says she owes it to him to stay with him, but she is suffering.
     
Scene 4:  Tom Winter comes down the steps from the boarding house.  He
          has been to see Jill.  In the Cider Barrel, Joe Rossi is
          watching.  Tom goes in the Cider Barrel and speaks to Laurie. 
          Presently, Joe Rossi comes over to talk and needle the Rev.
          Winter.  Joe starts off with, "Excuse me, father."  Tom
          corrects him with "Reverend."  The chat starts off friendly
          enough but gets real dirty.  Joe makes it clear that Jill is
          his girl.  Tom Winter says that Jill is an excellent secretary. 
          He pays Laurie and leaves.
   
Scene 5:  Leslie and Rodney are having supper with Norman and Rita in the
          apartment.  Leslie tells them that the mill has been sold and
          he is out as manager.  He says he will look for something else
          to do.  Rodney mentions that his wedding is the next day.
       
Scene 6:  Just outside Peyton Place, Steven is riding in a Peyton Place
          Taxi Service cab with William Kennerly, Jr. toward the airport. 
          Steven says he doesn't understand why Peyton didn't fire Leslie
          months ago.  Kennerly tells the driver to pull over.  They pull
          up to the Peyton Limousine.  Steven goes over to the limousine
          and says, "Mother."