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to this,” he added. According to Wakefield, he feels one major problem is not actually the mail order system itself, but rather the fact that patients have lost their choice in picking their doctor and pharmacy. “People are los-ing their freedom of choice and this can only be changed through legislature. I don’t feel like it will ever be changed,” he stated.

According to Wakefield, with-out one or the other, he did not see how one pharmacy could handle the volume in this area. “Wheeler County is extremely lucky to have two pharmacies, which are both independent, to serve the county and surrounding areas,” he said.

Jim and Janette offer local delivery and charge accounts to qualified customers. They will mail prescriptions when neces-sary and they provide a higher level of counseling custom-ers regarding their medication. They also provide emergency after hour service. “One of the most important things we do is to make sure the correct medica-tion is given and that all medi-

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cation the patient is taking will work together,” said Jim. With working 10 hours per day, the pharmacy fills over 200 prescrip-tions per day, several days during the week. “Broken down, that’s one prescription every three minutes without interruption. It greatly bothers me that I have to ask people to please be patient and to give us advanced notice on maintenance medications if possible,” Wakefield said. “We want to thank the community for their continued business and patience. In the last four years, since the closing of Mahnkens, we have almost doubled in busi-ness, however, new customers are always welcome. I don’t like to keep people waiting, and will do anything to help anyone,” he concluded.

Jim and his wife, Cheryl, have two grown children. Lindsay, is receiving her master’s degree at Oklahoma University, is a teacher, and also head coach of the speech competition team. Matt and his wife, Monique, are both pharmacists in McKinney, Texas, and have a son, Mason. Janette and her husband, Win-

ston, have a grown son, Nathan and his wife, Erin, who are also both pharmacists in Kansas.

Crystal McEntire, is owner of Hyland’s Pharmacy in Wheel-er. She was born and raised in Reydon, Oklahoma, and is the daughter of the late Fred Trout of Wheeler, and Gary and Sue Thompson of Reydon. Crystal graduated from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in 2002. Prior to purchasing Hy-lands, she worked for WalMart Pharmacy in Pampa as an as-sistant manager. She was also a pharmacy consultant out of Hy-dro, Oklahoma.

“I have always wanted to own a pharmacy in a small town, however, I feel small town phar-macies are becoming a thing of the past due to changes over the years,” Crystal stated. “Small communities need pharmacies, however, I feel mail order phar-macies are making it real hard for us [independent pharmacies] to stay alive,” she continued. “We can’t just fill antibiotics when people are sick [to be able to stay in business],” she concluded.

McEntire believes that people have misconceptions that mail order saves money, but long term statistics prove that it is not cost effective for the customer.

As in Shamrock, Wheeler’s Hyland Pharmacy offers many services for their customers. They have free local delivery, and will open after hours for es-tablished customers if needed. “We have also started doing some compounding and hope to add more services in the fu-ture,” stated McEntire. Hylands also offers a wide array of over the counter products, household items, and gifts.

Crystal and her husband, Ran-dy, have two children, Chloe Sue, 4 years old, and Rance, 13 months.

Glenda Pinion, an Allison, Texas native, is the daughter of Bob and Peggy Dukes. Glenda graduated in 2006 from South-western Oklahoma State Uni-versity where she received her degree in pharmacy. She joined the staff at Hylands in April 2009. Pinion stated that she and her husband, Josh, are glad to be home and back to the area.

“As an independent pharmacy, there are lots of things we can hlep customers with,” she stated. “We enjoy the time we have with our customers and being able to establish a closer relationship with them,” Pinion continued. “We have no automated phone lines...you actually get to talk to a real person when you call, and we also fill special orders,” she added.

Susan Wood is the third phar-macist at Hylands. She is mar-ried to Buddy Wood and the live in Sayre, Oklahoma.

Susan graduated from South-western Oklahoma State Univer-sity as a Doctor of Pharmacy in 1981. She has been an employ-ee of Hylands Phamracy since 1995.

Susan has two children, Brandi Wood Hernandez of Edmond, Oklahoma, and Cy Wood of Sayre, Oklahoma, and she has four grandchildren, Madylin, Katelyn, Braden, and Isabella.

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12343- Other Civil In RE Richard Porter 9-24-09.12344- Other Civil Bobbye Carol Adams Hill and Jimmy W. Adams vs. Dorchester Miner-als LP, 9-25-09.12345- Damages Lynn Ramsey and Cathy Ramsey vs. Jim Wakefield and Cheryl Wake-field, 9-29-09.12346- IDA Ricardo Monsivais, Ind and as next friend of Minor, vs. Rosa Monsivais.

WHEELER COUNTY CLERKSeptember 23, 2009PARTIAL ASSIGN BS- Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc to Minco Oil and Gas LP, Sec. 27, CC School Land, 9-18-09.RATIFICATION OL- Joel Thomas McPherson to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc S1/2, Sec. 2, PBB&C, 9-18-09.AMEND RATIFICATION- James Ray McPher-son, Jr to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc S144.88AcsN1/2; PtS1/2, Sec. 2, BBB&C, 9-21-09.ASSIGN OVERRID ROYALTY- Bob Weath-erly to Bob Weatherly, et ux, Pts, Sec. 1, H&GN,Cert#5/720, 9-23-09.September 24, 2009EXECUTRIX OL- Thelma Louise Hall (Estate), et al, to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pt Sec. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.EXECUTRIX OL- Thelma Louise Hall (Estate) et al, to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pt Sec. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.EXECUTRIX OL- Thelma Louise Hall (Estate), et al, to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pt, Sec. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Densel Reed, et ux, to Questar Explo-ration and Production Company Pt, Sec. 1, C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Densel Reed, et ux, to Questar Explora-tion and Production Company Pts, Sec. 2,

C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Densel Reed, et ux, to Questar Explora-tion and Production Company Pts, Thomas James, 9-10-09.OL- Thompson Revocable Trust to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pts, Thomas James, 9-10-09.OL- Thompson Revocable Trust to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pt Sec. 1, C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Thompson Revocable Trust to Questar Exploration and Production Company Pts Sec. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.EXECUTOR OL- Jewell Odene Reed Rasco (Estate) to Questar Exploration and Produc-tion Company, Pts, Thomas James, 9-10-09.EXECUTOR OL- Jewell Odene Reed Rasco (Estate) to Questar Exploration and Produc-tion Company Pts Sec.. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.EXECUTOR OL- Jewell Odene Reed Rasco (Estate) to Questar Exploration and Produc-tion Company Pt Sec. 1, C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Billie Burress, et al, to Questar Explora-tion and Production Company Pts Sec.. 2, C&M, 9-10-09.OL- Billie Burress, et al, to Questar Explora-tion and Production Company Pts, Thomas James, 9-10-09.OL- Billie Burress, et al, to Questar Explo-ration and Production Company Pt Sec. 1, C&M, 9-10-09.FIRST AMEND DT- Kelton Gas Services, LP, to Comerica Bank, See Instrument, 8-31-09.CORR PARTIAL ASSIGN- Champlin Explora-tion Inc to John W. bowers (Estate), et al, See Instrument, 9-21-09.DVL- Donald W. Biggers, et al, to Kerry Sy-mons Sec.. 6-12, Blk. 3, OT,Shamrock, 9-21-09.ROY/MD- James Ray Tindall Sr (Estate) to James R. Tindall Jr, et al, SE1/4, Sec.. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-22-08.OL- Cledith Burrell to Caddis Resources LLC Sec.. 21, Blk. A-4, 9-24-09.September 25, 2009D- Lucille Pike to Lewis Scott Porter, et ux, Sec. 7, Blk. 24, Shamrock, 9-24-09.RDT- Wheeler Banking Center to Keith L. Horn, et ux, S150Acs E1/2, Sec.. 95, Blk. A-5, 9-24-09.OL- Karl Blake Hoenig to Sanguine Gas Ex-ploration LLC W/14S440Acs, Sec.. 6, Blk. A-7, 8-10-09.OL- Donald Rives to Sanguine Gas Explora-tion LLC E1/4, Sec.. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-14-09.OL- Douglas F. Rives to Sanguine Gas Explo-ration LLC E1/2, Sec.. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-14-09.OL- William Don Rives to Sanguine Gas Ex-ploration LLC E1/2, Sec. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-14-09.OL- Marcia J. Rives to Sanguine Gas Explo-ration LLC E1/2, Sec. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-14-09.OL- Ronald Rives to Sanguine Gas Explora-tion LLC E1/2, Sec. 15, Blk. A-8, 9-14-09.OL- Tex-Min Inc to Sanguine Gas Exploration LLC Sec. 94, Blk. 13, H&GN, 8-17-09.OL- Tex-Min Inc to Sanguine Gas Exploration LLC Sec. 95, Blk. 13, H&GN, 8-17-09.OL- Karl Blake Hoenig to Sanguine Gas Ex-

ploration LLC W1/2, Sec. 95, Blk. 13, H&GN, 8-10-09.MD- Passamonte Investments LP to Sam P. Britt See Instrument, 9-1-09.MD- Sam P. Britt to Sammie Britt Wood, et al, See Instrument, 9-1-09.CC PROB APPL- Dale Sawyer (Deceased) to Ex-Parte 9-21-09.CC WILL- Dale Sawyer (Deceased) to Ex-Parte 9-21-09.CC ORDER PROB- Dale Sawyer (Deceased) to Ex-Parte 9-21-09.AFF- Judy Sing to Devon Louisiana Corpora-tion Sec.. 9, CC School Land, 9-9-09.AFF- Bob Burris to The Public Sec.. 9, CC School Land, 9-8-09.AFF- Jerry Dan Hefley to Nancy Darlene Da-vis Sec. 9, CC School Land, 9-8-09.September 28, 2009RDT- Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys-tems Inc to Jennifer D. Sanders, et al, See Instrument, 9-14-09.CONVEYANCE- Sandra Nowell to Nowell Heritage Limited Partnership- MyIntIn Sec.. 99, Blk. A-5, 6-16-09.CONVEYANCE- Irene H. Hayes Revocable Trust to Edmond and Lillian Bayer Trust MyIn-tIn Sec. 99, Blk. A-5, 1-12-09.OL- Sharon Delores Jones Hall to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc N/NE1/4, Sec.. 26, Blk. RE, 7-13-09.OL- Anita Lancaster Roberts to Newfield Ex-ploration Mid-Continent Inc N1/2NE1/4, Sec.. 26, Blk. RE, 7-13-09.OL- Harold L. Jones to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc N1/2NE1/4, Sec.. 26, Blk. RE, 7-13-09.OL- Troy D. Jones and Lona F. Jones Re-vocable Trust to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc N1/2NE1/4, Sec. 26, Blk. RE, 7-13-09.OL- Carolyn Watson to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc Sec.. 2, Blk. H. W. H. Simp-son, 7-8-09.OL- Edwin Luther to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc Sec. 2, Blk. H, W. H. Simp-son, 7-16-09.OL- Joe R. Luther to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc Sec. 2, BLk. H, W. H. Simp-son, 7-31-09.OL- Ruth Carlene Martin to Newfield Explora-tion Mid-Continent Inc Sec. 2, Blk. H. W. H. Simpson, 7-13-09.OL- Dayna Ivy Green to Newfield Exploration

Mid-Continent Inc Sec. 2, Blk. H. W. H. Simp-son, 7-13-09.OL- James Ralph Ivy to Newfield Explora-tion Mid-Continent Inc Sec.. 2, BLk. H, W. H. Simpson, 7-13-09.GUARDIAN OL= Fannie Ray Steed (Estate) to Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent Inc Sec. 2, Blk. H. W. H. Simpson, 8-6-09.OL- Charles Finsterwald to Newfield Explo-ration Mid-Continent Inc 14.20Acs, EJD Gri-nolds, 7-13-09.OL- Donald Finsterwald to Newfield Explora-tion Mid-Continent Inc 14.20Acs, EJD Gri-nolds, 7-13-09.OL- Mona F. Reynolds to Newfield Explora-tion Mid-Continent Inc 14.20Acs, EJD Gri-nolds, 7-13-09.OL- John David Wright to Newfield Explora-tion Mid-continent Inc S1/2, Sec.. 1, Blk. H. A. Finsterwald, 7-13-09.OL- Laverne F. Patterson to Newfield Explo-ration Mid-Continent Inc 14.20Acs, EJD Gri-nolds, 7-13-09.OL- Laverne F. Patterson to Newfield Explo-ration Mid-Continent Inc 14.20Acs, EJD Gri-nolds, 7-13-09.

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