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- In 1954, at 17 years old, Wheeler became a disc jockey for CFHC, CBC Northern Service in Churchill —but Wheeler was multi-talented. Over the next six years she took up writing, became a practical nurse and also worked in journalism. Still, there was something about radio that got her hooked and she eventually returned to the microphone.
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