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She`s also got a great sense of humor and always leaps in and gives it her all.''

I`ve seen how it`s not always easy to stay that way when you become successful in this marketplace. ''She deserves all the credit for her success, not just because she is good people, and that really means a lot to me. She`s a wonderful, great lady and it was always great to have Kathy around. We all really cared about each other and we had so much fun working together. The people who worked on that show, we all became a family and that happened pretty fast.

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Long, who is currently in Los Angeles producing and starring in a TV pilot, said of Rivera: ''I love and respect Kathy.

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Shortly after joining the station and dropping out of college, ''I knew more about the job than my teachers because I was living it,'' said Rivera.Д¬hannel 5 launched Chicago`s first magazine-style talk show, ''Sorting it Out.'' After a series of rotating hostesses didn`t work out, the show was looking for a permanent person. Smyth, which was just opening Homemaker`s at the time and needed a spokesperson.

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Rivera, at age 19, landed her first job working full time as a secretary- she soon became a production assistant-for a small, now-defunct, Chicago commercial production agency called Spur Productions and was attending night school at Northwestern University as a journalism major. ''I first saw Shelley performing at a Waa-Mu (talent show) show at Northwestern (University) at a time when I was working at this company that made commercials,'' she recalled. It was Rivera`s ability to spot talent, recruit it and produce great commercials that propelled her into the TV production industry during the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is a milestone event that not only grew into one of Rivera`s closest friendships, but also marked the beginning of her rise through Chicago`s television ranks. If the awards and testimonials aren`t enough, perhaps Rivera`s biggest, and until now more-or-less not mentioned, claim to fame is discovering TV star Shelley Long of ''Cheers'' fame.

To this day, it`s to Kathy`s credit that I learned never to take a breath (at the wrong time) or blink.'' Kathy was extremely patient with me, nicely but firmly, reminding me what to do over and over until I finally got the hang of it.

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When we first started the show, I was pretty bad, couldn`t even figure out how to read the teleprompter. ''What makes her so good is that she`s got a very good people quality. ''I interviewed many producers for the show, but she really stood out. ''There is a great deal of respect for Kathy among the television community in Chicago,'' said Sharon Sharp, former director of the Illinois Lottery, who now heads the California Lottery and who hired Rivera to produce the ''One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fortune Hunt'' and worked closely with her for almost three years. The show is slated to be featured on an upcoming ''Entertainment Tonight'' show. on Channel 9 and is broadcast nationally to stations throughout the country. What`s more, since 1989, Rivera`s KRT Productions has produced the widely popular ''One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fortune Hunt,'' which airs Saturdays at 6:30 p.m. I have nothing but a sterling endorsement to give her,'' said Saunders, who is just one of about a dozen well-known Chicago TV celebs who has worked closely with Rivera and speaks highly of her talents. It`s been great to watch her work her magic on all the projects she`s ever touched. Her enthusiasm has endured all these years. Kathy was the first one to grab me in the aisle on the way back to my seat and hug and kiss me. ''I`ll never forget at the awards ceremony after I won. I`d never won an Emmy before, but she was so complimentary about my work, saying, `This stuff is so good, it`s an Emmy shoo-in.` And I`m thinking, `Oh, sure.` Well, that started a series of four Emmys. ''I remember one incident when she was compiling some of my work for an award nomination.

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