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Radio Hawaiian Hydrofoil Has a Busy Year C2 ASBURY PARK PRESS, Oct 10, 1976 HONOLULU SeaFlite, the nation's first commercial hydrofoil operation, ended its In the year, the interisland sea service carried about 150,000 passengers, more Son Cover Weather Tield' for TV first year of service last than one-tmra 01 mem resi-june. dents of Hawaii. Hnt-Mf. PETER FONDA An" PLUS 2nd FEATURE THE MOVIES I Wttf End. loot IrtnciS "THE TERRORISTS" taaswiUi'iiB inavaanaHaBW 44444s' v.

jf I rssisr" rated musical comedy the movies ii "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" Wi I frifMofl PLAYBOY'S COVER GIRL KRISTIN! Df SELL 44l L4f icll THEY WERE THE GIRLS OF OUR DREAMS MIMMMIW.MMR m.tM IHt MUVIbi III ((DnM DOM 1IDI en WVw Stmt. Im1 tmk $1 EA DOH'IMISS 111, lii win wira g. rig Sun. 2 THE MOVIES WMt Stnrt. ltd MIDDIEBROOK I 35 IM UW 30 SUN.irJL MIDDLEBROOK II Iwh 15 1 0ai fid (Cinemas A IN Father, By GCSXY Pin NEW YORK (AP) Joan Field grabs her remote control channel-changer each night about 11:25 and positions herself in front of the television at her home on Long Island.

She expertly switches between Channel 4 and Channel 7 as many times as she can during the 90 seconds or so that each station presents its nightly weathercast. Joan Field isn't interested in getting the most up-to-date forecasts, she just wants to watch both of her favorite TV weathermen, who are on the air at the same time. On Channel 4 NBC's flagship station in New York City the forecasts are delivered by her husband, Frank Field. On Channel 7 ABC's standard-bearer predictions for the next day's outlook come from her son. Storm Field.

They don't always jibe. TWENTY SEVEN i-YEAR-old Storm was hired last March as WABC medical-science reporter a position his father holds at WNBC. A trained meteorologist, like his father, Storm stepped in front of the cameras as a weatherman for the first time when Hurricane Belle struck Long Island in August and WABC's regular weatherman, Tex Antoine, was ill. Storm did such a good job that the station asked him to continue doing the 11 p.m. and weekend forecasts.

Storm admits that when he was faced with that first on-the-air weathercast, he relied on the methods and mannerisms he had seen his father using for so many years. And, even after weeks on the air, there is still a close resemblance between the way the Fields deliver their predictions. Both believe in straightforward presentation of the weather, eschewing gimmicks and wisecracks that they say many untrained weathermen use to cover up their lack of knowledge about "TENDER FLESH" CHILLING STORY OF CANNIBALISM THE 2QTH CENTURY (R) Dr. Frank Field (left) and his son Storm have the same job medical-science reporter for rival television networks, NBC and ABC, respectively. Both are trained meteorologists.

The elder Field pioneered television reporting in the field, and their on-the-air mannerisms and philosophies closely resemble each other. They insist there's a friendly rivalry. K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA. RT. 35 739-9697 I.D.

CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE THE FCRFICT RENTAL FOR I YOUR LAST VACATION. "BURNT OFFERINGS" WJLK-AM 1310 WJLK-FM 94 WADB-FM 95.9 VVBJB-FM 90.5 WHLVV-AM 1170 VVHTG-AM 1410 JVJRZ-FM 100.1 WMCX-FM 88.7 WOBM-FM 92.7 WALTER READE THEATRES 3 CIRCLE A7oY Karen Black Oliver Reed Bette Davis EATONTOWN BAY DRIVE-IN lslrn NOWJHOllfii PLUS "SLAUGHTER HOTEL" i i LAURELTON MICHAEL SARRAZIN PLUS Alan James Arkin' Caan Freeble and the Bean 2 fori Boy -Girl Special trrznav Vt what's in store weatherwise. for an area BEFORE joining the WNBC staff in 195H. the elder Field, 53, served with the U.S. Weather Bureau, as general manager of Weather Fotocast as president of International Weather Corp.

and as consulting meteorologist for the Department of Air Pollution Control. He does the station's 5-7 p.m. and 11 p.m. weekday weath-vrcasts. He also holds an O.D.

degree from the Massachusetts College of Optometry and he worked hard to convince TV station operators that there was a need for medical-science reporting as well as weather forecasting. He eventually pioneered such reporting on the air. Today, he has a half-hour weekend show that explores in depth major modern UmM Artists WEEKDAYS 1:30 NO ONE UNDER 18 A MHf 41 H4TI0N4L riL4M 41 LI 444 they appear simultaneously, except on weekends. The elder Field says his son is young and inexperienced, "but he's going to be great." etuiinl. emar LAURELTON CIRCLE BRICK TOWN 295-1441 SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY-SUNDAY MONDAY K2r DOUBLE FEATURE "ESCAPE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN" AND "BAMBI" GREAT FAMILY STYLE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY SUNDAY MATINEE NEW PRICE POLICY ALL Tur wnD i nc I I Ik WINIrVIS FAVORITE BED- TIME STORY IS v' FINALLY A BED- TIME STORY.

Ocaafi I Inghton Ai 1 L. Weil End, Lofti) Iranch Belmar Mall. Belmar leraen 9t 1 10 th tin 1 1 Neil Is hot HITCHCOCK AT THE TOP OF HIS 4 FORM ARNOLD lS medical-science reporter's job with its New York City station. Storm believes that much of his success is due to "being in the right place at the right time." But he also gives much credit to his father a role model he emulates both personally and professionally. "People look at him." Storm says of Frank, "and they say, 'There's a real gentleman.

He's honest, he knows what he's talking They also say, 'Hey, if the old man's OK, then the kid must be OK. too' THE NAME on his birth certificate is Elliot David Field, but he has been called Storm since he was a baby and that's the name on his bank accounts, credit cards and other legal documents. He says he was born on a stormy Thanksgiving night and was "very active in the womb the doctor kept saying to my mother, 'That's such a stormy Despite their good father-son relationship and similar scientific and medical advances. He occasionally does reports for he network's "Today" show and innovative pieces for the local's "NewsCenter 4" program. One was a live telecast of a kidney transplant that won him the New York State Broadcasters Association Award as best public affairs program by a New York City television station.

It prompted responses from prospective kidney donors. STORM'S background is essentially the same as his father's. He practiced optometry for several months in Portland, Maine, before returning to New York. Through his father, he met the head of a television features syndication firm and was asked if he would like to do some features on medicine and science. After some of his work appeared through the syndicate, an independent station in the city hired him as a free-lance reporter.

While the independent station was trying to decide whether to give him a con-tract, ABC offered him the I I WEEKDAYS SAT. 5 45 7:15 GIANT APE-ATHON Sun. Mon. at 11A.M. 3 Complete Features ALL SEATS 1.

Planet of the Apes 2. Beneath The Planet of The Apes 3. Escape of The Planet of The Apes philosophies and mannerisms, the Fields consider themselves in competition. 'There's no doubt about it," says Frank. "We don't work together, we compete.

Sometimes you try to give him a nudge if he needs it, of course, but if you're working on something big you don't tell him. "One of the most disheartening things is I'll do something I'm really proud of and I'll think is good and I'll call home and ask his mother, 'Did you see my and she'll say, 'Oh, no, I was watching Storm practically revels in the competition. He goes out to Long Island to have dinner with his folks every now and then, "and of course we can't help but talk about things. Sometimes we get into big arguments about the way to handle stories. But we rarely work on the same thing at the same time there's so much to cover." ON SOME major breaking stories, however, the Fields do work on the same thing like the outbreak of "legionnaires' disease." "I wiped him out on that one," Storm says with a big grin, noting that WABC sent him to Philadelphia the very night the story broke, while WNBC waited nearly four days before sending Frank to Atlanta for a catch-up show from the federal Center for Disease Control.

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