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AMERICAN DREAM MAUNTEL REALTY Opal Sermersheim Asoc. Broker, e-Pro 812-582-0776 www.ReIndiana.com 306 N Main St, Jasper (812) 482-9200 Each Office Independently Owned and Operated • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths • 1348 Sq. Ft. • Partial basement • Attached 2-car carport • Paved county road outside of Winslow 3602 S CR 225 E, Winslow MLS#201416461 $54,000 Country Charm! NEW LISTING! Siar • Owner financing available Marte' Nelson-Daves Principal Broker/Owner PIKE COUNTY Live the Dream Call: 812-789-9510 Text: 812-766-0690 Email: martenelsondaves@live.com See our Listings on Zillow, Trulia, Yahoo Real Estate and many more websites! ScaN ThE QR cODE with your smartphone to see all my listings 4276 E. State Rd 364, Winslow, IN Beautiful brick berm home with 23 acres at the edge of Pike State Forest! The home is 1,500 square feet, 2 bedroom, 2 bath with large living room and kitch- en. 23 beautiful rolling acres with 2 ponds partially wooded and partially open fields. Beautiful landscaping around the home and the yard is rolling with plenty of shade trees. Detached garage is 24' x 40' insulated and heated, water and electric. Storage shed with carport is 24' x 11' with electric and water. Large stor- age shed for tractor and equipment. The home has a large front sitting porch with hot tub included in the sale. The home is constructed of Poplar wood and has 10' concrete walls and a metal roof. Heil furnace/ heat pump and central air. Walk-in closet in the master bedroom. PRIcE REducEd to $275,000! NEW LISTING! OPEN hOUSE! SUNDaY JUNE 22, 1PM-3PM BROSHEARS REALTY & AUCTION KEY ASSOCIATES Oakland City • (812)749-3274 Look at this brick home with 3 bedrooms, dining room, eat-in kitchen, 1 1 / 2 baths, large living room, new interior painting and carpet, basement, oil heat, carport, block garage, new windows, one acre, located in Pike County- 907 E Co Rd 700 S - on black top road for only $85,000. DeMotte Realty The big little realty company where the customer really is still king. Ron DeMotte, Owner/Broker. .......812-789-2027 Cell: 582-0611 E-Mail Address: drealty@frontier.com #994 Quality 3 bedroom brick offered for short sale! One level 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch with attached spacious 2 car garage on easy to care for almost ½ acre lot near Winslow Grade School and ball park. Ideal for those with handi- caps. Very nice kitchen with lots of cabinets plus fire place in living room. Built in 1969 this classy home contains 1,165 sq. ft. and is clean and wholesome. Easy to maintain yard! Appealing screened rear sit- ting porch plus a very large utility type room which could be used in many ways. Immediate possession at $79,900. All offers subject to bank approval. #993—Convenient Location, Great Home, Super nice lot—Lo- cated at 206 S. 3rd in Petersburg is this spacious and gracious 2 bedroom, l.5 bath home with great yard and many extra cool features. Gorgeous and open 13x25 kitchen with excep- tional cabinets and easy access to its very large deck for that morning coffee or evening grilling or just sun sitting! Nice set up! Huge wrap around raised deck perfect for all outdoor activities overlooking well kept corner full lot and more (perfect yard for kids, pets, and activities). Full basement with summer kitchen! 24x28 attached very functional carport +quality 20x30 detached ga- rage with concrete drive! Clean and well kept property!! Terms possibly considered and priced at only $79,900. #992 Long established Business and Location—Strong commercial location and presence, this 1,980 sq. ft. building, recently having been the "Igloo" is now ready for a new owner and business. With two lots and sited next to the Winslow Ball Park with its high traffic flow, this building has of- fered business options for many years. Offered at a most reasonable price so you can bring your idea to the mar- ket…this much space makes so many uses possible. $39,900! SOLD!!! #991 Class, quality and VALUE! #972 Open Acreage, some woods, price lowered! Sited on SR 364 across from Sugar Ridge headquarters on Pike State For- est road, this 12.46 acres contains a variety of good building sites, some open horse pasture land, and some good woods and hunt- ing potential. Easy access, utilities available, some fencing! Price lowered from $65,000 to $48,000. Seller won't split but you could! Very nice land! Hoffman & Mullen Realty For All Your Real Estate Needs Call: 1-800-599-3766 www.HoffmanAndMullenRealty.com June 11, 2014 406 E. North Street, Winslow Nice frame home... contains 2 bedrooms, bath, basement, gas heat, central air, and 2-car detached garage. Will be sold "as is" and "where is." MLS# 815178 10.6 Acres of Wooded Land Complete with approx. 500 ft. of road frontage. There is public water to the property, electrical and a natural gas line nearby. Ideal place to build and make a great hunting property. The land was slope mined many years ago with some of the best coal in the United States that was used for coke. MLS#1011410 Spectacular home, spectacular location with private surroundings and view of Prides Creek Lake. 4 large bedrooms, 4 baths, large eat-in kitchen, din- ing room, and bonus room. Attached 24'x25' garage. This home is over 2700 sq. ft. and every room has been completely updated. Call Kathy Kixmiller @ 812-354-5508 for a private showing. MLS# 201421317 8457 E. State Road 56, Otwell You'll like this... Remodeled brick ranch on 2.29 Acres. Kitchen is com- pletely redone with maple cabinets by Shamrock Cabinets in Ireland, large island and permastone flooring. Brand new appliances and beautiful counter- tops. Home also offers updated mas- ter bath and main bath, new carpeting through out the rest of home into the 3 bedrooms. In 2014, new windows and new water heater were installed. Home also offers full basement, 24 x 32 de- tached garage and 24 x 32 pole build- ing. Call Kathy Kixmiller, 812-354-5508 for a showing. MLS# 201410181 PRICE REDUCED! Associate Broker - Kathy Kixmiller 812-354-5508 PUBLIC AUCTION Coleman Farms has commissioned Hoffman and Mullen Auctioneers to sell Real Estate located in Pike County. SATURDAY, JUNE 28 at 1 P.M. EDT Sale conducted at Otwell Community Center 2301 N Spring St., Otwell, IN Property can be shown anytime, please call. Lockhart Township, Pike County 305 acres total ap- proximately 200 open and tillable. This land is a combina- tion of creek bottom land and upland crop ground. There are several acres of woodland that have not been cut in many years. Directions: most of the land is located near Pikeville, with frontage on either SR 257, CR 775E, and CR 650S. It is located approx. 1 to 2 miles North of State Road 64. Tract 1: 45 acres of mostly tillable (approx. 40 tillable) ex- cellent creek bottom acres. Has frontage on CR 775 East. Tract 2: 40 acres of mostly tillable land, 12.1 acres is creek bottom land, the balance is sloping land with a small wooded area. Some acres are in CRP program with 2 years remaining. There is road frontage on CR 650S (1.5 miles west of the Dubois-Pike County Line). Tract 3: 34 acres with frontage on SR 257. Most of this land is tillable with a small lake and a wooded area. Tract 4: 17.1 acres with frontage on both sides of State Road 257. Nearly all tillable with a small wooded area. Has a possible building site or use for a small farm operation. Tract 5: 11 acres with approx. 8 acres tillable and a three acre wooded area. Possible building site or farming area. Fronts on Hwy. 257. Tract 6: 14.5 acres of mostly tillable land with scattered wooded areas throughout. Is part of a creek bottom area and joins tracts 1, 4 and 5. Tract 7: 53.4 acres that is a combination of 28 tillable bot- tomland acres with the woods and pastureland. Fronts on Hwy. 257. Tract 8: 17.5 acres of pasture land & tillable acres with frontage on SR 257. Potential building site or a small farming operation joins Tract 7 for easy access. Tract 9: 72 acres of that is all wooded except for 16 acres is in CRP for two more years. This tract has saleable tim- ber. There is frontage on CR 650S, 1.5 mi. west of the Pike- Dubois County line. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: All acreage is well cared for and will be available for cropping in 2015 except for the CRP land for which the purchaser will received the pay- ment for in 2015. TERMS: Purchaser may combine some tracts. 10% down on day of auction balance within 45 days. Seller reserves the right to accept or reject the final bid on any tract or combination thereof. Seller will provide Title Insurance in the amount of the purchase price. Seller will pay the taxes payable in November 2014 and purchaser thereafter. Hoff- man & Mullen Auctioneers are agents for the Seller only. Announcements made on sale day will take precedence over printed material. Not responsible in case of accidents. Owner: Coleman Farms Hoffman & Mullen Auctioneers 405 Main Street, Jasper—812-482-5000 or 800-599-3766 Daniel C. Hoffman AU01015193 • Patrick W. Mullen AU01015347 Visit our website at: hoffmanandmullenrealty.com or email hoffmanmullen@gmail.com for pictures. sTudeNT spoTlighT A my L oveless, 2012 graduate of Pike Cen- tral, has been named to the Dean's List at Indi- ana State University. She is majoring in elementary and special education, and minoring in music. W hile attending col- lege, she is active in the ISU wind orchestra, bas- ketball and concert band, and is a Marching Syca- more. She serves as vice president of the honor- ary band fraternity Kap- pa Kappa Psi and plans to graduate in the Fall of 2016. Ethen Paul Smith has received recognition on the Indiana Wesleyan University Dean's List for the Fall Semester of the 2013 academic year. To be named on this list, a student must obtain a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale and carry at least 12 graded credit hours for the semester. Ethen is the son of Ryan and Nikki Nalley, of Win- slow, and Mike Smith, of Panama City, Fla. Pike County Farm Bu- reau Inc.'s 2014 scholar- ship winner is Dakota (Cody) Allan Jines. Cody is the son of Matthew A. Jines and Judy K. Krieg, is a 2013 graduate of Pike Central High School and participated in the Ag. Me- chanics class. Cody is a student at the Motorcycle Mechanics In- stitute, a division of Uni- versal Technical Institute in Phoenix, Ariz., complet- ed 37 credit hours, earned a 3.73 GPA, and has a 100 percent attendance re - cord. Cody plans to return to The following local stu- dents earned a position on the University of Evans- ville Dean's List for aca- demic achievements dur- ing the Spring Semester 2014: Megan Bonifer, of Velpen; Lydia Heldring, of Winslow; Kenna Long- abaugh, of Hazleton, and Taylor Wornica, of Peters- burg. Loveless named to dean's list at iSu Jines wins Farm Bureau scholarship Local students named to uE Dean's List Smith on indiana Wesleyan Dean's List Amy Loveless Ethen Paul Smith Dakota (Cody) Allan Jines She is the daughter of Jeff and Susie Loveless, of Petersburg. Pike County, and open a motorcycle and small en- gine repair and custom- ization business. Complete landscaping project winslow Elementary Student Council recently finished its annual landscaping project in front of the school building. The students pulled weeds and spread new mulch around the plants. when they fin- ished, they posed with their freeze pops. Front row —Reygan Fenwick, Devan Farmer, Justin ward, Zach Truitt, kaila Lamey, Stormy Risley, Shelby Ridao and Emma Mckinney. Back row—Jonathan Clevidence and sponsor natalie werner. er describes the drop-on-de- mand technology applied to solvent-based systems, work that has been supported un- der the NSF Engineering Re- search Centers program. "If we say the patient needs 23 milligrams every eight hours, there is no 23-milli- gram tablet on the market," Giridhar said. "I can make a 23-milligram dose, but to make something that small and that precise is challenging to do with powders. It is much easier to dissolve or melt the drug formulation. Both are vi- able technologies." In personalized medicine, physicians use diagnostic methods to determine the pre- cise therapy for each patient. "We are saying that's great, but you are still faced with the problem of how to administer the drug," said Reklaitis, dep- uty director of an NSF ERC formed in 2006 to improve the way pharmaceuticals, foods and agricultural products are developed and manufactured. "In the past, we haven't had the mathematical tools to do this." DeLaurentis focuses on the mathematical and statistical methods required to deter- mine the drug dosage, build- ing on research initiated by Blau, Reklaitis and former postdoctoral research asso- ciate Jose M. Lainez. Giridhar is leading research to develop the portable system with doc- toral student Elcin Icten. The work on the printing device al- so is supported by the Indiana Next Generation Manufactur- ing Competitiveness Center - IN-MaC - led by Purdue to at- tract, retain and grow high- value manufacturing indus- tries in the state. Researchers are involved in clinical studies to learn how effective the procedure is. The same strategy - using prediction methods coupled with limited blood sampling - could enable health care pro- fessionals to monitor a drug's effectiveness over time and ad- just the dosage for the patient as needed. The research team also includes Lynne S. Taylor, a Purdue professor of indus- trial and physical pharma- cy; Michael T. Harris, a pro- fessor of chemical engineer- ing and associate dean of en- gineering for undergraduate education; Zoltan Nagy, pro- fessor of chemical engineer- ing and expert in process auto- mation and control, Joseph Pe- kny, professor of chemical en- gineering and director of the Entrepreneurship Center; At- taya Suvannasankha, an assis- tant professor of medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine; Christopher Fau- sel, clinical manager of oncol- ogy pharmacy at the IU's Si- mon Cancer Center; and Elias J. Anaissie, a former professor at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center. H System 'prints' precise dosages Continued from page B-5 Something newsworthy? Give us a call—812-354-8500 B-8 Wednesday, June 11, 2014 The Press-Dispatch