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KBRB
CLASSIFIEDS
Weekday
Mornings: 8:50 a.m. on KBRB AM 1400 and FM 92.7
Note: all phone numbers are Area Code 402 unless otherwise
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HELP WANTED
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Full Time and part time
positions available for Feed
Truck Drivers. Are you looking
for better pay? Exceptional
benefits? GJW, Sandhills Elite
Genetics and the Ainsworth
Feedmill are NOW HIRING!
Flexible work schedules,
competitive pay, exceptional
benefits for full time employees
including retirement plan, paid
leave and health insurance
benefits. No CDL Required! If
you’re a hard worker, reliable
and dedicated, the Feed Mill
team will take the time to train
you right. For more information
call 382-3333 or stop by the
office at 300 North Main Street
in Ainsworth today to pick up
your application to come work
for this progressive and
expanding company.
*
Help Wanted: The Sandhills Care
Center is looking to fill a part
time, dietary aide position.
Assists the dietary cook on
daily duties while fulfilling
residents nutritional needs.
Weekends are a must. Competitive
wage is offered. Come make a
difference in the elder
community and be part of a
growing facility. Stop in for an
application OR email
admin@sandhillscarecenter.com.
You can fill out an application
on line by going to
www.sandhillscarecenter.com.
If you have any questions call
387-1294. The Sandhills Care
Center in Ainsworth, where they
are proud to put people first!
*
Help Wanted: Farmers Ranchers
Cooperative is searching for
great people who have a passion
for agriculture, their community
and quality products and
service. Current openings
include: Warehouse attendant at
the feed mill, Agronomy delivery
and plant attendant and an
agronomy custom applicator at
the agronomy center as well as 2 CDL positions. Competitive
salary and benefits package. For
complete job descriptions on the
many career opportunities
available at the Farmers
Ranchers Cooperative with
locations in Ainsworth,
Springview and Valentine, log on
to
www.frcoop.com/careers or
call Human Resources at
387-2811. Make sure to ask about
hiring bonuses being offered.
WORK
WANTED:
* Work wanted: 2 people
new to the Ainsworth area are looking for work. He has
construction experience, she has experience as a cashier and
administrative assistant. But either of them would give
anything a try, if you’re looking for someone who is ready
to roll up their sleeves and go to work for you, please call
387-2021.
FOR SALE
* For Sale: Sealy posturepedic
cushion firm – queen size mattress set, $100.Queen bed
frame, $25. Call 387-2196.
* For Sale: a 2007 VTX 1800
motorcycle, black in color, lots of chrome, leather saddle
bags – very sharp. Vance and Hines exhaust, lots of extras,
super nice, very well cared for bike and it’s priced to
SELL. For more information or to set up a time to view call
George Friedrich at 760-0600.
* For Sale: a Leer topper for a 2012
Dodge Ram 1500. Perfect condition. Asking only $1200. Call
Brooke at 382-8933 or Curt at 308-430-4782. Please leave
message if no answer.
FOR RENT:
* For Rent: A Rowse windrow turner.
$250 per day. Call or text Will Williams at 760-1477.
If no answer, please leave a message – he will get back
to you.
*
Bassett Housing Authority – a great place to live with
no upkeep or maintenance! Lawn mowed and watered in the
summer and sidewalks cleared in the winter. Applications
are encouraged, however, rentals are limited to
availability. Income guidelines apply and background
check performed and approved prior to admittance. For
more information call 684-3329. If no answer, please
leave a message. The Bassett Housing Authority strives
to provide affordable, safe housing to qualifying
individuals or families.
* KBRB
has office space available for rent. Our offices would
provide a great setting for your business. For more
information or to set up a time to view the available
rental space, call 387-1400.
WANTED:
* Looking for: The Sandhills Care
Center is in search of gently used/new recliners for
residents who don’t have their own. Smoke
free/clean/good condition. Please contact Stephanie at
387-1294 if you have a recliner that could be donated to
a resident at the Sandhills Care Center.
SERVICES:
* For all of your tree service needs, big or small –
call Olberding Tree Service of Stuart for the fix! They
make even the toughest jobs look easy. Olberding
Tree Service is environmentally conscious, fully insured
and they have the proper equipment and personnel to get
the job done right – the first time and clean up is
immaculate! They’re local so you know they won’t drive
away and leave you stumped. Now’s the time to call Jake
for your free, no obligation estimate, references gladly
given, phone 340-8311.
GARAGE
SALES & AUCTIONS:
Thursday, August
22 - Michael
Wegener
Implement
Consignment Sale
in Cornlea is at
9 a.m.
Watch and bid
online by
registering at
www.wegenerimplement.com.
* Now taking
Consignments for
the Harvest
Machinery
Auction coming
up Saturday,
September 7 at
the M&M Auction
lot, just ½ mile
east of O’Neill
on Hwy. 108.
Contact M&M
Auction Service
to get your
items listed on
this sale.
Advertising
deadline is
Friday, August
23rd. Call Matt
McKay at
320-1209 or Mark
Durre at
340-4142.
* Friday, August
23 – a silent
and live auction
will be held
during the
Bulldog Pride
Banquet
fundraiser
beginning at
5:30 at the
Ainsworth Elks.
* 3 Day Estate
Sale – the
Estate Sale of
the late Ginger
and Gary Kelly
household sale
will be held
this Friday,
August 23 from 5
until 8 p.m. and
Saturday, August
24 from 9 a.m.
until 5 p.m. and
on Sunday,
August 25 a sack
sale from 11
a.m. until 4
p.m. at 88307
429th Avenue. Go
west to the
Bejot turn and
then 5 miles
north.
* Saturday,
August 24 – SYC
Family Fun Days
silent and live
auction
fundraiser will
be held from 1
until 6:30
p.m.at Camp
Witness near
Long Pine. A
free will
offering meal
will be served
at 6 p.m. Live
Auction will
begin at 7 p.m.
(Don’t forget
there’s fun
events all day
Sunday too).
* Saturday,
August 24 – The
John and Donna
Kruse and Guest
Consignors
Public Auction
at the M&M
Auction Lot,
just ½ mile east
of O’Neill on
Hwy. 108. Sale
time is 10 a.m.
sharp! This is a
DO NOT MISS
auction – see
for
yourself, check
out the sale
bill and lots of
pictures online
by going to
www.mmauctionsllc.com.
M&M Auctions in
charge, Matt
McKay and Mark
Durre – they’re
ready to go to
work for you.
* Sunday, August
25 – Weber and
Company
Performance
Horse Sale will
be held at 2
p.m. at the
ranch, 1 mile
north of
Valentine on
hwy. 83. Live
bidding will be
available at
www.DVAuction.com.
For more
information or
to check out the
catalog go to
www.weberquarterhorses.com.
* Consignments
Wanted: The Holt
County
Consignment
Auction is
coming up on
August 31. Let
Ron Holtgrew
sell your
machinery for
you. For more
information or
to consign any
items, please
call Ron
Holtgrew at
924-3431 or
340-0263.
Consign early to
get in on the
advertising.
Advertising
deadline is
August 15.
Advertising
deadline is
August 15.
Machinery,
livestock
equipment,
supplies, tools,
vehicles,
trailers, hay
and irrigation,
you name it –
Holtgrew Auction
Service will
sell it for you.
Check out their
website at
www.holtgrewauctiononline.com
Online bidding
powered by
auction time.
Holtgrew Auction
and Appraisal,
Stuart, proud to
serve North
Central
Nebraska.
* Every
Saturday,
Bassett Farmers
Market is open
from 8 until 11
a.m. at Memory
Lane Park,
downtown
Bassett. In case
of inclement
weather they
will move to the
Rock County
Senior Center.
MISC:
* Back to School Bingo
at the Sandhills Care Center! Every Monday and
Thursday in August at 3 p.m. and also on Bingo Night
which will be Tuesday, August 13 at 6:30 p.m.
They're doing a drive for school supplies. So
come have some fun and play Bingo with the residents
and bring a school supply or supplies with you!
Items will be donated to the school at the end of
the month.
* Thank You! Stuart
Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department would like to
thank everyone for contributing to the 2019
fireworks. Whether through monetary donations,
donations of supplies or donations of their time. It
takes a community to create what has become a highly
acclaimed fireworks display and even through the
recent difficult times, we have seen communities in
our entire area come to together to support each
other. Please check out this week’s local
publication for a complete list of Platinum, Gold,
Silver and Bronze Sponsors as Stuart Volunteer Fire
and Rescue Department would like to recognize and
show appreciation to each and everyone of them.
Again – thank you for your support, the Stuart Fire
and Rescue Department wishes each of you a happy and
productive fall season.
* Help Local Cancer
Patients in their fight by attending the Sandhills
Cancer Fund 3rd Annual Golf Fundraiser coming up
Friday, August 23 at 2 p.m. It's a 9 hole, 2
person scramble complete with flag prizes and
betting hole, just $80 per team - that includes
Mulligan, opportunity hole and supper too. For
those of you non-golfers, supper will be available
by free will donation - call The Ainsworth Municipal
Golf Course today to sign up and to reserve your
cart, phone 387-1658. Make sure to save the
date for the 11th Annual Riders Unite which will be
held on Saturday, September 28.
* Estate Sale – the Estate Sale
of the late Ginger and Gary Kelly household sale
will be held this Friday, August 23 from 5 until 8
p.m. and Saturday, August 24 from 9 a.m. until 5
p.m. and on Sunday, August 25 a sack sale from 11
a.m. until 4 p.m. at 88307 429th Avenue. Go west to
the Bejot turn and then 5 miles north. Tons of
kitchen items, canning items, dishes, baking items
including cake decorating items. Loads of cookbooks,
church cookbooks, old vintage cook books as well as
many household and misc. items and antiques too!
Don’t miss this big 3 day household estate sale this
Friday, Saturday, Sunday.*
Show your support for
the Bulldogs by joining the Ainsworth Bulldog
Boosters this Friday night at the Elks for the
Bulldog Pride Banquet and Auction fundraising event
beginning at 5:30 p.m.! A steak dinner with all the
fixin’s will be served and you’ll have the
opportunity to bid on the amazing silent and live
auction items that are up for grabs. Get your
tickets today for just $25 at Union Bank, First
National Bank and West Plains Bank in Ainsworth or
at Long Pine Lumber. The Bulldog Boosters are
sponsoring this event to help the athletic
department support our athletes for the upcoming
year.
* Empowering special
youth to enjoy God’s Great Outdoors is fun for
everyone! SYC Family Fun Days is this weekend at
Camp Witness near Long Pine! Saturday - A 10k and 5k
Fun Run. Registration at 7:30 a.m. the run starts at
8 a.m. The Silent Auction runs from 1 until 6:30
p.m., free will offering meal will be served at 6
p.m., live auction starts at 7 p.m., come bid on
guns, hunting and fishing trips, outdoor equipment,
interior decore, baked goods and more! Also on
Saturday, Shooting and fishing events and games from
10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Fun events all day Sunday too
including a free pancake feed from 8 a.m. until 10
a.m., church at 10 a.m., events begin at noon. Lunch
stand on the grounds. ALL proceeds from this event
help fund free hunting and fishing adventures for
young people with special challenges. If you have
any questions call 832-5979.
* A Golden Anniversary
Celebration! Help Bob and Audrey Wilson say Cheers
to 50 years this Saturday, August 24. Everyone is
welcome to come to a 50th Anniversary Party in honor
of Bob and Audrey Wilson at the Elks beginning at 7
p.m. Your presence IS the present! If you are unable
to attend on Saturday night, cards will reach them
by sending to Bob and Audrey Wilson, 333 South Oak,
Ainsworth, NE 69210. Help Bob and Audrey celebrate
their 50th Anniversary this Saturday evening, 7 p.m.
at the Elks.
* Real Estate for Sale:
a quaint, comfy home at 226 East 3rd Street in
Ainsworth. With approximately 2228 square feet on 2
levels, this home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a
living/dining room, front porch and kitchen on the
main level; and the unfinished basement is just
waiting for your finishing touch! This home has
abundant storage areas that you don’t see often. But
what’s more – it has 2 detached garages. Priced at
just $60,000. Give listing agent Missy Weber a call
today at 376-5356.
* Sandhills Rod and Gun
Club is getting geared up for Fall Trap League and
will be starting on Wednesday, September 4 and will
be running 4 Wednesdays so get your 5 person teams
together – that’s men, women or mixed! There is just
a $50 team fee - $80 individually which includes
rocks and Ribeye Steak Sandwich Supper. Also each
shooter must have some sort of membership to the
Sandhills Rod and Gun Club. If you’re not
experienced, no worries! It’s handicapped so this is
an opportune time for you to just have fun with it
and get better. Contact Tim Hinkhouse in Bassett or
Todd Polluck or Gene Lenhert in Ainsworth if you
have any questions OR if you have a team OR if
you’re interested in being on a team for Fall Trap
League at the Sandhills Rod and Gun Club.
* The Old Feed Store
Art Center at 104 Clark St. in Bassett is open
Monday evenings from 4 until 7 p.m.; Wednesdays from
10 a.m. until 2 p.m.; Friday evenings from 4 until 7
p.m.; and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until noon.
Make sure to keep watch on their Face book page and
stay tuned for new and exciting happenings.
* Looking
for local talent volunteers: The Activities Department at the
Sandhills Care Center is looking for entertainment for Friday
afternoons. This could include but is not limited to one-man
bands, groups that play instruments, singers, piano players,
etc. Any volunteers that would be willing to provide
entertainment to the residents. If you or someone you know may
be interested, please call 387-1294.
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CREDIT
CLASSES
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES MARKETING.
Introduction to
the concepts of agricultural marketing including, but not
limited to, the study of marketing alternatives (cash,
contracts, futures, and options). Development of marketing plans
and analysis of current industry trends will be utilized to
enhance the concepts. Tues.,
7-9:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Hermelbracht. 3 cr. $366.00
August 19-December
13 (AGRI2290/19F) CRN#12869
BUSINESS MATH. This course
will develop and apply mathematical skills to solve problems
related to business occupations. Topics include application,
basic mathematics related to cash and trade discounts, markup
and markdowns, interest, payroll, annuities, stocks and bonds,
installment buying, mortgages, taxes, insurance, banking,
payroll, and business statistics. Mon., Wed., and Fri., 12-12:50
pm at ESU #17. Instr. Anderson. 3 cr. $366.00
August 19-December 13
(BSAD1070/19F) CRN#16054
ADVANCED MARKETING.
Application of marketing
principles and knowledge using case study and project based
learning to simulate decisions made by marketing managers
utilizing marketing research and analytic based statistics.
Course will thoroughly explore strategies to deal with
opportunities and challenges of evolving technology in
marketing, including social media and mobile marketing. An
Integrated Marketing Campaign will be created and evaluated.
Mon. and Wed., 1-2:15 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Shaffer. 3 cr.
$366.00
August 19-December 13
(BSAD2530/19F) CRN#16053
INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION.
An overview of education in the
United States viewed in terms of history, philosophy, finance
and governance. Encourages critical thought regarding the role
of education in our ever-changing diverse society, the role of
the teacher, and educational practices in schools. The course is
designed to help students explore education as a prospective
career. Mon. and Wed., 2:35-3:50 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Schmidt.
3 cr. $366.00
August 19-December 13
(EDUC1110/19F) CRN#16051
AMERICAN HISTORY
I.
A survey of
American History from the Age of Discovery through the Civil War
and Reconstruction. Emphasis is on the political, economic,
cultural, social, and technological issues that arise in the
development of the American nation. Tues. and Thurs., 8-9:15 am
at ESU #17. Instr. Timm. 3 cr. $366.00
August
19-December 13 (HIST2010/19F) CRN #16052
INTRODUCTION TO
MUSIC.
An introduction
and overview of the history of Western art music, from the
middle age to modern times. Includes the elements of music,
historical style periods, and major composers. Tues.
and Thurs., 2-3:15 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Schultz. 3 cr. $366.00
August 19-December
13 (MUSC1010/19F) CRN#14044
AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT.
A
study of the functioning of the American political system
through an analysis and application of its underlying theories.
Tues. and Thurs., 5:30-6:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Dohmen. 3 cr.
$366.00
August 19-December
13 (POLS1000/19F) CRN#16046
ELEMENTARY SPANISH
I.
An introduction to
the grammatical and conversational study of the Spanish
language. Emphasis on the history and culture of the Spanish
speaking world. Tues. and Thurs., 12:35-1:50 pm at ESU #17.
Instr. Swenson. 4 cr. $488.00
August
19-December 13 (SPAN1200/19F) CRN#14677
Public
Speaking.
This course will enable students to master the skills required
of speaking in today's workplace and society. This course will
focus on the organization, preparation, research, and evidence
needed for a presentation that is tailored to fit the audience.
This course will also enhance the students' listening skills
which will assist them in everyday situations. Mon., Wed., and
Fri., 10-10:50 am at ESU #17. Instr. Lemke-Elznic. 3 cr.
$366.00
August
19-December 13 (SPCH1110/19F) CRN#16045
NON-CREDIT
GENERAL SALES AND USE TAX SEMINAR.
This course covers
the basics of Nebraska sales and use tax. Sales tax affects
everyone! If you are a business owner, or are considering
starting your own business, this information is a must for you
and your bookkeeper. The topics discussed will not only benefit
professionals; the general public can learn how sales tax
affects them every day. The presentation covers all areas of
sales and use tax, including licensing requirements, exemptions,
reporting, and taxable services. There will be plenty of time
for questions and answers. 4 hours of CPE credit available. This
course will be offered via distance learning technology from
Norfolk to Ainsworth, O'Neill, and West Point. Course materials
can be found at: http://www.revenue.nebraska.gov/education/educate.html. Click
on the Seminar Schedule, then click on the specific seminar you
are attending. Tues., September 10, 8:30 am-12 pm at ESU #17.
Instr. Nebraska Department of Revenue. $15.00
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT SEMINAR.
This class will cover, in detail, the sales tax exemption for
purchases of equipment used in the manufacturing process. Parts
and repair labor for MME is included in this topic. Discussion
will include qualifying manufacturing operations and which
equipment qualifies for the exemption. A portion of the session
will be dedicated to contractors who annex or install MME, or
perform repairs on MME. Instructors will help you complete tax
returns for a variety of scenarios. This session will benefit
anyone operating a manufacturing facility or anyone who provides
equipment, parts, or repairs to manufacturing operations. 3
hours of CPE Credit available. This course will be offered via
distance learning technology from Norfolk to Ainsworth, O'Neill,
and West Point. Course materials can be found at: http://www.revenue.nebraska.gov/education/educate.html.
Click on the Seminar Schedule,
then click on the specific seminar you are attending. Tues.,
September 10, 1-4 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Nebraska Department of
Revenue. $15.00
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