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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22 ID 1»S Spodal New* €0 Saint 11:00 PM O Nashville Now O (£$ Hart to Hart CD U.S. Junior Olympic l*xh| Tournament Finals from St. Paul, MN (33) ID (SD Swingin' the Blues 'Hootie's Bluet.' Jay 'Hootie' McShann, jdzz pianist, talks about hiiAf*, mutk and hi* experiences with jaxx. (R) 8Radio 1*90 Medkol Marvels (0 MOVII: •S.OA.' CD (3$ MOVIE: tombee Saucer* A Red Chinese peasant'! crude drawing of an object from outer space starts a dramatic three nation life and death struggle. Don Duryea, John Erkson, Lois Nettle ton. 1967. CD MO VIC: Hp in Smoko' €Q Tonight Shaw Johnny's guests are Sandra Bernhard and Jose FeKci- ano. (60 mm.) QD Hawaii Five-O SD Odd Couple ID (29 Chicago Journal IE) ® Megan's Heroes 8) Catfins 11:30 PM O CD lata Night with David tettotman David's guests are private investigator Virgi­ nia Snyder and Jack Ziegler. (60 min.) 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CD Cable Health World Report IS) Nostalgia Theatre ID (21 Haw Can I Live 3:30AM CD PKA Pull Contact Karate from Memphis, TN CD Reader's Digest ID News ' ID® IHochwood tioHitii IE) Mission: Impassible 4:00 AM CD CD Prog cont'd CD MOVIE: The Bahy and the Battleship' Excitment starts when two sailors smuggle a baby aboard their ship. John Milts, Richard Atten- borough, Marlyn Garrett. 1956. CD Take Chargal CD MOVIE: *Com Is Green' Mil Great American Strip off SD At Twelve ID S3) Chicago Journal PAGE 19 |Q Variod Programs ©Sign On/News 4:30AM CD SfookliU iho iWRT CD MOVIE: Vast-Wa*ing' ID (39 Chicago Journal @ Agriculture U.SJL. IS Morning Stretch WVmves Exciting year for Jr. Miss By Andy Noble Susan Hammett of Hattiesburg, Miss, has just experi­ enced the most exciting year of her life. Last June she won the title of America's Junior Miss -- and was awarded $34,000 in college scholarship money. On Tuesday, June 21, she'll turn over her title to the new America's Junior Miss for 1983. The winner will be select­ ed from 52 finalists during the CBS telecast of the finals from Mobile, Ala. Michael Landon, star of "Little House on the Prairie," will again host the one-hour special. "I really didn't know what to expect when I won the title last year. I didn't expect to win. I was just so happy to be selected Mississippi's Junior Miss and go to Mobile for the finals," says Miss Hammett. During her one-year reign, Miss Hammett and her chap­ eron, Mrs. Mildred Hodson, covered more than 40,000 miles all across America. Only two days after being selected America's Junior Miss, Miss Hammett flew to New York to appear on "The Today Show." "I thought I would be nervous appearing on national TV," Miss Hammett says, "but Jane Pauley and the program's staff put me at ease. It was a very exciting moment." Miss Hammett was honored during the year'at the Academy of Achievement, was the Queen of the Senior Bowl football game, and attended the Chicagofest cele­ bration: She has just completed her first year at Louisiana State University. She's planning a career in speech pathology and audiology, and hopes to join her father, Dr. Lawrence Hammett, in his clinic in Hattiesburg after graduation. ©19B3Cotnpulog 815/385-6000 i pi » •TfCTTTt PONTIAC CADILLAC 1 1 1 2 F R O N T S T . , ( R T 3 1 ) M c H E N R Y , I L "LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU... SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU" SALE HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. -8 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. 16 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. SERVICE HOURS: M o n . - F r i . 8 - 6 385-3700