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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 listed Please note: We do charge for items on Classifieds. Personal items are one announcement for $5, three for $10 or five for $15. Business rates also apply for items listed during Classifieds. Items broadcast are then posted on this Web site at no extra charge. HELP WANTED * Help Wanted: Rock County is now accepting applications for an employee in the roads department. Applicants must possess a valid Class A CDL or be able to obtain one immediately upon employment. Hiring is subject to a * Help Wanted: Come make a difference in the elder community and be a part of a growing facility! The Sandhills Care Center in Ainsworth has immediate openings for part time and full time CNAs. Competitive wage, * Help Wanted: Ainsworth Community School is accepting applications for a Full Time Custodian. This is a career opportunity for a self-motivated, organized person. Will work evenings and some weekend hours during the school year and daytime hours during the summer. Competitive salary and benefit package including health insurance and retirement benefits. Part-time/on call custodial positions are also available. Applications can be completed online at www.ainsworthschools.org or picked up at the District Office on Third street. The positions are open until filled. * Help Wanted: Make a difference in the lives of their patients. The Brown County Hospital is seeking a full-time cook who wants to ensure patients are being cared for with excellence, compassion and integrity. They pride WORK WANTED: * FOR SALE:
* For Sale: a 2014 Dodge Challenger
– V6, gets 30 – 35 mpg, Don bought it new and only put
13,000 miles on it. Very affordable for a classic, with
LOADS of features, asking $17,500. Same party also has a
2011 Jeep Liberty * For Sale: a wood picnic table. Make an offer! (Probably needs painted) call 684-2222 or 684-3889. * For Sale: A Biobidet toilet seat,
like new condition, complete in original box. A Bulldog
fifth wheel horse trailer, Model 180 series, heavy duty
springs, new oak floor and good tires and finally a DXC 5000
dual action cycle Exercise Bicycle from Sears and Roebuck.
Price is negotiable on all items. For more information or to
make an appointment to view call 322-0560. For sale: a 2000 Ford Ranger – 4x4, 5 speed manual tranny, would be a good school or work pickup. Also for sale is a slide in pop up camper, very clean, no leaks – no mice! For more info call 322-1100 or in the evenings at 387-0154. * Homecoming Dresses in NOW! Every
day is a fashion show and the world is your runway. If you
want a dress to impress, Needles and Pins is where you’ll
find it. Homecoming dresses, wedding dresses, prom dresses,
you FOR RENT: * The Bassett Housing Authority provides affordable, safe housing to qualifying families and individuals. They offer spacious family units as well as 1 bedroom apartments all furnished with stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer. Utilities paid, snow removal, lawn care and maintenance included. Income guidelines do apply. To be put on the list as units become available or for more information call The Bassett Housing Authority at 684-3329. Their party room is available to the public for rent, very reasonable at just $15. So if you need a convenient venue to hold a meeting or a party call The Bassett Housing Authority to reserve the date for their party room. Again that number is 684-3329. Deb is in the office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. If no answer, please leave a message and she will get back to you. * 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: * Wanted: Volunteers are needed
at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning to help prepare the Ainsworth
horseshoe pits at the East City Park for the upcoming
Nebraska State Horseshoe Tournament. All help would be
appreciated as the SERVICES: * Freshen up for back to school! Carpets and upholstery suffer greatly from daily wear and tear - enjoy cleaner and healthier carpets and upholstery with Kent’s Auto Detailing of Valentine, they make cleaning extra easy on you with state of the art equipment, competitive rates and years of experience under their belts. For professional carpet and upholstery cleaning in this area – just call on Kent’s Auto Detailing in Valentine for professional – grade service at an affordable price, phone 322-1422. GARAGE SALES & AUCTIONS: * A
silent and live auction will be held this Friday evening at the
Elks in Ainsworth during the Bulldog Boosters Bulldog Pride
Banquet and Auction Fundraiser starting at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds
will be going to locker room MISC:
* Just a reminder – no
lunch this Friday at the Connection.
* Jones Trucking will
be in Ainsworth at the Courthouse Park this Friday,
August 17 from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. with a truck load
of those fresh, juicy, sweet Colorado Peaches and
Pears. Make sure to swing on by and load up.
* Rodeo Entry forms for
the 131st Annual Old Settlers Reunion in Sparks
coming up August 25 must be turned in by August
17. Entry forms can be found online at youthrodeo-ne.com, and the Old Settlers Facebook
page. If
* The Inaugural Health
and Holistic Healing Conference is this Friday and
Saturday at the Ainsworth Community Center. “An
Evening with the Angels” will be held Friday night
from 6 until 8 p.m. $25 admission at the door or get
you tickets in advance at Lovinity. Saturdays all
day conference is free admission from 10 a.m. until
6 p.m. Over 20 dynamic vendors coming together to
offer their products, services and classes to help
you live better, build
* Saturday August 18 is
the Sandhills Iron Horse Riders 2 person scramble
with the Happy Gilmore theme. Just $80 team entry –
that includes mulligan, supper and green fee. 9
a.m. registration, 10 a.m. shotgun start at the
Ainsworth Golf Course. Dress the part for the
costume contest – BE ANY Adam Sandler character.
There will be prizes for the best team costume and
mystery prizes too! Everyone is welcome – all skill
levels so grab your pard and get entered today by
calling the clubhouse at 387-1658. Rental carts are
also available. If you need more information call
Kade 382-8203, Amber 760-3877 or Penny 382-8152. * The Preschool Experience you’re looking for! Limited openings now available for 3, 4 and 5 year olds at Friend-ship Christian Preschool in Ainsworth. With 25 years experience in providing quality preschool education – Ms. Marsha’s developmental preschool with a focus on active learning and hands-on opportunities will not only help your child gain school readiness, but foster a love of learning. Call Marsha Fuchs at Friend-Ship Christian Preschool today, phone 382-1044.
* Women in Agriculture
Day will be held on Tuesday, September 11 at the
Civic Center in Burke. An empowering day that
recognizes, celebrates and honors women in Ag that
not only features dynamic keynote speakers and * 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 Macey at 387-1294. As always – if you have a special talent, are a member of an organization or would just like to spend some time volunteering please contact Macey in activities to get something set up! LOST & FOUND: * Found: a brand new bag of Alfalfa seed. Unharmed (it didn’t break open) it was found Friday on the Meadville road north of Ainsworth. Call 760-0993 to identify and claim. TO GIVE AWAY:
*
To give away: 5 pieces of 4” rain gutter: 2 – 20’ long, 3 – 12’
long and 1 – 3” downspout. All the shorter ones have place for
downspouts. They are along the garage in the alley at 504 Clark
Street in Bassett. First come,
To Give Away –
Ainsworth Bulldogs Fall Sports Schedules are IN at
Buckles Automotive Napa so stop in and pick yours up
today! NEW ARRIVAL: * Reilly and Abby Hoch of Lincoln are the parents of a baby girl, Jaeda Marlene Hoch, born Tuesday, Aug. 7. Jaeda weighed in at 7 pounds, 9 ounces and measured 19 inches in length. Grandparents include Jim and Ann Hoch of Ainsworth, and Lester and Terri Dux of Lincoln. Great-grandmother is Darlene Fox of Sheldon, Iowa. CARD SHOWER: *
* Start your success today with Northeast Community College. Whatever your academic or career goals – they’re here to help. Learn about all the great classes Northeast Community College has to offer – Classes that fit your budget, your schedule and your future. Visit www.northeast.edu. 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. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (AGRI2290/18F) CRN#12869 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE. This course offers a critical analysis of culturally diverse works of poetry, drama, and fiction. Students employ various techniques for discussing, evaluating, and writing about literature. Mon. and Wed., 2:35-3:50 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Elznic. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (ENGL2100/18F) CRN#14675 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING. Introduces academic writing with an emphasis on integrated reading and writing skills. The course examines common grammar topics found in composition and encompasses the parts paragraph and essay composition, including using critical thinking skills, previewing and annotating texts, crafting main ideas with support, identifying and using text patterns, using organization, drafting, and summarizing skills, and writing with specific tone for different types of audiences. This course is designed for students who may not be ready for ENGL 1010. Mon. and Wed., 4-5:15 pm at Ainsworth High School. Instr. Ferris. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (ENGL0990/18F) CRN#15250 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA. This course begins to develop algebra skills used to simplify expressions, solve equations and inequalities, solve systems of equations, graph equations, perform operations with polynomials, factor polynomials, and simplify rational and radical expressions. Prerequisites: ACT Math 17 or Accuplacer Arithmetic 75 or Accuplacer Elem Algebra 31 or Undergraduate level MATH0940 Minimum Grade of C. Wed., 6-8:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Manganaro. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (MATH1045/18F) CRN#14992 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. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (MUSC1010/18F) CRN#14044 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. A study of the functioning of the American political system through an analysis and application of its underlying theories. Mon. and Wed., 5:30-6:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Dohmen. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (POLS1000/18F) CRN#14317 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., 12:35-2:15 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Swenson. 4 cr. $464.00 August 20-December 14 (SPAN1200/18F) CRN#14677 Introduction to Psychology. An introduction to the science of psychology including the application of critical thinking to the study of learning theory, memory, personality, growth and development, biological and neurological aspects, abnormal behavior, therapies, intelligence, motivation, emotion, sensation, perception, and theoretical perspectives. Thurs., 7-9:50 pm at ESU #17. Instr. TBA. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (PSYCH1810/18F) CRN#14026 NON-CREDIT CDL TRAINING-AINSWORTH/NORFOLK. Instruction will include everything you will need to know to pass the license exam, pre-trip inspection, and practical driving test. You will spend 16 hours in the classroom that will prepare you for the written test needed to obtain a learner's permit. You will then complete the 40-hour driving portion of the course in Norfolk, which will culminate with a driving test. The testing fee is included in the course cost. The classroom portion will be completed August 30-31 at ESU #17 in Ainsworth. The driving/testing portion will take place at the Norfolk campus September 24-28. Financial assistance is available through the Community College Gap Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines. For more information, contact Amy Kaiser at (402) 844-7245. 8 am-5 pm at ESU #17/UTIL 104. Instr. Lewis & Cook. $730.00 August 30-September 28 (TRAN5125/18F) CRN#60140/60141 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. Thurs. September 13, 8:30 am-12:00 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Nebraska Department of Revenue. $15.00 AGRIBUSINESS SEMINAR. This class will cover, in detail, the sales tax exemption for commercial agricultural producers on the purchase and repair of equipment. Discussion will include qualifying agricultural operations, equipment and parts, and how to obtain a refund for tax paid on parts for depreciable agricultural equipment purchased prior to October 1, 2014. Exemptions for feed, seed, and chemicals will be explained. A portion of the session will be dedicated to contractors who build structures, such as grain bins used in agricultural operations. Instructors will teach you how to complete tax returns for a variety of scenarios, as well as related exemption and refund forms. This session will benefit farmers, implement dealers, equipment suppliers, and parts store owners, as well as those who operate machine shops and other types of repair facilities. It is also relevant to feed and seed suppliers. 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. Thurs. September 13, 1-4 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Nebraska Department of Revenue. $15.00 CPR – HEALTHCARE PROVIDER RENEWAL. The Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers Renewal course is designed to refresh the knowledge of a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies; provide CPR; use an AED; and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Book is available at the Norfolk bookstore, 402-844-7140. The ISBN is 9781616694074. PLEASE BRING CURRENT CERTIFICATION CARD THE NIGHT OF CLASS. You MUST pre-register. 6-10 pm at Ainsworth Fire Hall. Instr. M. Rudnick. $40.00 August 12 (HLTH5305/18F) CRN 60155 HEARTSAVER ADULT/CHILD/INFANT CPR/AED. The Heartsaver CPR course is a modular CPR course that teaches how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies including cardiac arrest and choking for responsive and non-responsive adults, children and infants. The general public is the target audience for this course. The application and use of the automated, electronic defibrillator (AED) is also included. Book is available at the Norfolk bookstore, 402-844-7140. The ISBN is 9781616690175. You MUST pre-register. 2-8 pm at Ainsworth Fire Hall. Instr. M. Rudnick. $74.50 August 26 (HLTH5150/18F) CRN 60154
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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 listed Please note: We do charge for items on Classifieds. Personal items are one announcement for $5, three for $10 or five for $15. Business rates also apply for items listed during Classifieds. Items broadcast are then posted on this Web site at no extra charge. HELP WANTED Help Wanted: Come make a difference in the elder community and be a part of a growing facility! The Sandhills Care Center in Ainsworth has immediate openings for part time and full time CNAs. Competitive wage, * Help Wanted: Ainsworth Community School is accepting applications for a Full Time Custodian. This is a career opportunity for a self-motivated, organized person. Will work evenings and some weekend hours during the school year and daytime hours during the summer. Competitive salary and benefit package including health insurance and retirement benefits. Part-time/on call custodial positions are also available. Applications can be completed online at www.ainsworthschools.org or picked up at the District Office on Third street. The positions are open until filled. * Help Wanted: Make a difference in the lives of their patients. The Brown County Hospital is seeking a full-time cook who wants to ensure patients are being cared for with excellence, compassion and integrity. They pride WORK WANTED: * FOR SALE:
* For Sale: a 2014 Dodge Challenger
– V6, gets 30 – 35 mpg, Don bought it new and only put
13,000 miles on it. Very affordable for a classic, with
LOADS of features, asking $17,500. Same party also has a
2011 Jeep Liberty * For Sale: a wood picnic table. Make an offer! (Probably needs painted) call 684-2222 or 684-3889. * For Sale: A Biobidet toilet seat,
like new condition, complete in original box. A Bulldog
fifth wheel horse trailer, Model 180 series, heavy duty
springs, new oak floor and good tires and finally a DXC 5000
dual action cycle Exercise Bicycle from Sears and Roebuck.
Price is negotiable on all items. For more information or to
make an appointment to view call 322-0560. For sale: a 2000 Ford Ranger – 4x4, 5 speed manual tranny, would be a good school or work pickup. Also for sale is a slide in pop up camper, very clean, no leaks – no mice! For more info call 322-1100 or in the evenings at 387-0154. *
Homecoming Dresses in NOW! Every day is a fashion show and
the world is your runway. If you want a dress to impress,
Needles and Pins is where you’ll find it. Homecoming
dresses, wedding dresses, prom dresses, you FOR RENT: * The Bassett Housing Authority provides affordable, safe housing to qualifying families and individuals. They offer spacious family units as well as 1 bedroom apartments all furnished with stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer. Utilities paid, snow removal, lawn care and maintenance included. Income guidelines do apply. To be put on the list as units become available or for more information call The Bassett Housing Authority at 684-3329. Their party room is available to the public for rent, very reasonable at just $15. So if you need a convenient venue to hold a meeting or a party call The Bassett Housing Authority to reserve the date for their party room. Again that number is 684-3329. Deb is in the office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. If no answer, please leave a message and she will get back to you. * 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: * Wanted: Volunteers are needed
at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning to help prepare the Ainsworth
horseshoe pits at the East City Park for the upcoming
Nebraska State Horseshoe Tournament. All help would be
appreciated as the SERVICES: * Freshen up for back to school! Carpets and upholstery suffer greatly from daily wear and tear - enjoy cleaner and healthier carpets and upholstery with Kent’s Auto Detailing of Valentine, they make cleaning extra easy on you with state of the art equipment, competitive rates and years of experience under their belts. For professional carpet and upholstery cleaning in this area – just call on Kent’s Auto Detailing in Valentine for professional – grade service at an affordable price, phone 322-1422. GARAGE SALES & AUCTIONS: * A
silent and live auction will be held this Friday evening at the
Elks in Ainsworth during the Bulldog Boosters Bulldog Pride
Banquet and Auction Fundraiser starting at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds
will be going to locker room MISC:
* Jones Trucking will
be in Ainsworth at the Courthouse Park this Friday,
August 17 from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. with a truck load
of those fresh, juicy, sweet Colorado Peaches and
Pears. Make sure to swing on by and load up.
* Rodeo Entry forms for
the 131st Annual Old Settlers Reunion in Sparks
coming up August 25 must be turned in by August 17.
Entry forms can be found online at youthrodeo-ne.com,
and the Old Settlers Facebook page. If
* The Inaugural Health
and Holistic Healing Conference is this Friday and
Saturday at the Ainsworth Community Center. “An
Evening with the Angels” will be held Friday night
from 6 until 8 p.m. $25 admission at the door or get
you tickets in advance at Lovinity. Saturdays all
day conference is free admission from 10 a.m. until
6 p.m. Over 20 dynamic vendors coming together to
offer their products, services and classes to help
you live better, build
* Saturday August 18 is
the Sandhills Iron Horse Riders 2 person scramble
with the Happy Gilmore theme. Just $80 team entry –
that includes mulligan, supper and green fee.
9 a.m. registration, 10 a.m. shotgun start at the
Ainsworth Golf Course. Dress the part for the
costume contest – BE ANY Adam Sandler character.
There will be prizes for the best team costume and
mystery prizes too! Everyone is welcome – all skill
levels so grab your pard and get entered today by
calling the clubhouse at 387-1658. Rental
carts are also available. If you need more
information call Kade 382-8203, Amber 760-3877 or
Penny 382-8152. * The Preschool Experience you’re looking for! Limited openings now available for 3, 4 and 5 year olds at Friend-ship Christian Preschool in Ainsworth. With 25 years experience in providing quality preschool education – Ms. Marsha’s developmental preschool with a focus on active learning and hands-on opportunities will not only help your child gain school readiness, but foster a love of learning. Call Marsha Fuchs at Friend-Ship Christian Preschool today, phone 382-1044.
* Women in Agriculture
Day will be held on Tuesday, September 11 at the
Civic Center in Burke. An empowering day that
recognizes, celebrates and honors women in Ag that
not only features dynamic keynote speakers and * 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 Macey at 387-1294. As always – if you have a special talent, are a member of an organization or would just like to spend some time volunteering please contact Macey in activities to get something set up! LOST & FOUND: * Found: a brand new bag of Alfalfa seed. Unharmed (it didn’t break open) it was found Friday on the Meadville road north of Ainsworth. Call 760-0993 to identify and claim. TO GIVE AWAY:
*
To give away: 5 pieces of 4” rain gutter: 2 – 20’ long, 3 – 12’
long and 1 – 3” downspout. All the shorter ones have place for
downspouts. They are along the garage in the alley at 504 Clark
Street in Bassett. First come,
To Give Away –
Ainsworth Bulldogs Fall Sports Schedules are IN at
Buckles Automotive Napa so stop in and pick yours up
today! NEW ARRIVAL: * Reilly and Abby Hoch of Lincoln are the parents of a baby girl, Jaeda Marlene Hoch, born Tuesday, Aug. 7. Jaeda weighed in at 7 pounds, 9 ounces and measured 19 inches in length. Grandparents include Jim and Ann Hoch of Ainsworth, and Lester and Terri Dux of Lincoln. Great-grandmother is Darlene Fox of Sheldon, Iowa. CARD SHOWER: *
* Start your success today with Northeast Community College. Whatever your academic or career goals – they’re here to help. Learn about all the great classes Northeast Community College has to offer – Classes that fit your budget, your schedule and your future. Visit www.northeast.edu. 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. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (AGRI2290/18F) CRN#12869 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE. This course offers a critical analysis of culturally diverse works of poetry, drama, and fiction. Students employ various techniques for discussing, evaluating, and writing about literature. Mon. and Wed., 2:35-3:50 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Elznic. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (ENGL2100/18F) CRN#14675 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE WRITING. Introduces academic writing with an emphasis on integrated reading and writing skills. The course examines common grammar topics found in composition and encompasses the parts paragraph and essay composition, including using critical thinking skills, previewing and annotating texts, crafting main ideas with support, identifying and using text patterns, using organization, drafting, and summarizing skills, and writing with specific tone for different types of audiences. This course is designed for students who may not be ready for ENGL 1010. Mon. and Wed., 4-5:15 pm at Ainsworth High School. Instr. Ferris. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (ENGL0990/18F) CRN#15250 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA. This course begins to develop algebra skills used to simplify expressions, solve equations and inequalities, solve systems of equations, graph equations, perform operations with polynomials, factor polynomials, and simplify rational and radical expressions. Prerequisites: ACT Math 17 or Accuplacer Arithmetic 75 or Accuplacer Elem Algebra 31 or Undergraduate level MATH0940 Minimum Grade of C. Wed., 6-8:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Manganaro. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (MATH1045/18F) CRN#14992 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. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (MUSC1010/18F) CRN#14044 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. A study of the functioning of the American political system through an analysis and application of its underlying theories. Mon. and Wed., 5:30-6:45 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Dohmen. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (POLS1000/18F) CRN#14317 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., 12:35-2:15 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Swenson. 4 cr. $464.00 August 20-December 14 (SPAN1200/18F) CRN#14677 Introduction to Psychology. An introduction to the science of psychology including the application of critical thinking to the study of learning theory, memory, personality, growth and development, biological and neurological aspects, abnormal behavior, therapies, intelligence, motivation, emotion, sensation, perception, and theoretical perspectives. Thurs., 7-9:50 pm at ESU #17. Instr. TBA. 3 cr. $348.00 August 20-December 14 (PSYCH1810/18F) CRN#14026 NON-CREDIT CDL TRAINING-AINSWORTH/NORFOLK. Instruction will include everything you will need to know to pass the license exam, pre-trip inspection, and practical driving test. You will spend 16 hours in the classroom that will prepare you for the written test needed to obtain a learner's permit. You will then complete the 40-hour driving portion of the course in Norfolk, which will culminate with a driving test. The testing fee is included in the course cost. The classroom portion will be completed August 30-31 at ESU #17 in Ainsworth. The driving/testing portion will take place at the Norfolk campus September 24-28. Financial assistance is available through the Community College Gap Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines. For more information, contact Amy Kaiser at (402) 844-7245. 8 am-5 pm at ESU #17/UTIL 104. Instr. Lewis & Cook. $730.00 August 30-September 28 (TRAN5125/18F) CRN#60140/60141 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. Thurs. September 13, 8:30 am-12:00 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Nebraska Department of Revenue. $15.00 AGRIBUSINESS SEMINAR. This class will cover, in detail, the sales tax exemption for commercial agricultural producers on the purchase and repair of equipment. Discussion will include qualifying agricultural operations, equipment and parts, and how to obtain a refund for tax paid on parts for depreciable agricultural equipment purchased prior to October 1, 2014. Exemptions for feed, seed, and chemicals will be explained. A portion of the session will be dedicated to contractors who build structures, such as grain bins used in agricultural operations. Instructors will teach you how to complete tax returns for a variety of scenarios, as well as related exemption and refund forms. This session will benefit farmers, implement dealers, equipment suppliers, and parts store owners, as well as those who operate machine shops and other types of repair facilities. It is also relevant to feed and seed suppliers. 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. Thurs. September 13, 1-4 pm at ESU #17. Instr. Nebraska Department of Revenue. $15.00 CPR – HEALTHCARE PROVIDER RENEWAL. The Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers Renewal course is designed to refresh the knowledge of a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies; provide CPR; use an AED; and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Book is available at the Norfolk bookstore, 402-844-7140. The ISBN is 9781616694074. PLEASE BRING CURRENT CERTIFICATION CARD THE NIGHT OF CLASS. You MUST pre-register. 6-10 pm at Ainsworth Fire Hall. Instr. M. Rudnick. $40.00 August 12 (HLTH5305/18F) CRN 60155 HEARTSAVER ADULT/CHILD/INFANT CPR/AED. The Heartsaver CPR course is a modular CPR course that teaches how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies including cardiac arrest and choking for responsive and non-responsive adults, children and infants. The general public is the target audience for this course. The application and use of the automated, electronic defibrillator (AED) is also included. Book is available at the Norfolk bookstore, 402-844-7140. The ISBN is 9781616690175. You MUST pre-register. 2-8 pm at Ainsworth Fire Hall. Instr. M. Rudnick. $74.50 August 26 (HLTH5150/18F) CRN 60154
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