Episode 458.
09-05-68
Tom Winter goes to Boston and resigns the ministry.
WA: The simple act of a man removing an article of clothing today
dominates the life of the reverend Tom Winter. The reverend
has removed his clerical collar. Now wearing ordinary laymans
garb, he stands in front of the Boston residence of his church
superior. In a sense it is a homecoming, For Tom Winter
started here. Started a career of compassion and
understanding. In Tom Winters' mind all that now is gone.
Intro: Tom Winter takes a taxi to the Boston residence of his church
superior Reverend Gates.
Scene 1: In Boston, Tom Winter goes in to see his church superior,
Reverand Gates, and resigns the church. [The church seems to
be somewhat Episcopalian Lutheran.] Rev. Gates allows, "Even
the business of saving souls has to be done in duplicate."
Scene 2: At the hospital, Dr. Rossi goes in to attend Susan Winter who
is receiving an I.V. solution. She has a bandage on her right
arm. He asks if she has nausea or dizzyness. She asks if the
doctor has found Tom, yet. She doesn't want to go back to that
house alone.
Scene 3: In the therapy room, Rodney's head is being supported by a chin
strap. Dr. Miles is checking for sensitivities. Rossi comes
in to add his two centime's worth.
Scene 4: In Rossi's office, Steven has been waiting. He is looking at
x-rays. Rossi greets him as "Dr. Cord." Steven asks to borrow
some medical books on spinal injury. The doctor tells of
Rodney's progress in recovery. He wants to be able to discuss
it.
Scene 5: In the courthouse corridor, Jill, carrying Kelly, and two
policemen are walking to meet with Mrs. Thomas, the Child
Welfare Service agent. She explains to Jill she must give up
the baby until a judge makes a decision. It is the law. The
baby is taken from Jill. Jill walks away and runs into Rita.
Scene 6: Rita talks to Jill. Rita assures Jill that she will try to
help her.
Scene 7: In the Shoreline Cafe teen hangout, the something almost
resembling music is being perpetrated by the band. Carolyn and
Marsha talk to Jeff. Marsha tries to give the impression that
she enjoys the music.
Scene 8: As Carolyn leaves the Shoreline, she observes her mother and
Dr. Rossi kissing each other.