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Who’s naughty and who’s nice? While cameras are in is to get people to haul their trash (what is not household
place at the Valley County Landfill, cameras will soon garbage) into the landfill. Hours are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
be in place at the other county refuse sites and the goal Monday through Friday and 8:a.m. to noon on Saturdays.

It’s time for some changes at the Valley County Landfill

Did you know? Those Valley
County refuse sites with the big
blue containers, including the three
at the Valley County Landfill just
east of Glasgow, are reserved for
HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE ONLY.
DEFINITION OF HOUSE-
HOLD GARBAGE: Waste which
is generated in the day-to-day
operations of a household. Solid
waste comprising of garbage and
rubbish (such as bottles, cans,
clothing, compost, disposables, food
packaging, food scraps, newspapers
and magazines) that originates from
private houses and apartments.
This isn’t a brand new idea
to upset Valley County residents,
because the regulations were set by
the Valley County Commissioners
in October 18th of 1999.
Yep, a tad bit over 20 years ago.
And yet, it’s been getting worse
and worse, every year with people
taking advantage of just backing
up and dumping, well, you name
it. Even if it doesn’t all fit. Just fill it
to the brim and beyond, even if it is
empty when you start.
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Glasgow grapplers fare well in Great Falls

By Mike Brandt
Glasgow didn’t have any champions at the 42nd Annual
CMR Holiday Invitational Wrestling Tournament held before
Christmas in Great Falls.
The Scotties finished 13th with a score of 99 points, which
topped all of the Class B-C teams participating in the event.
Dylan Nieskens had one the highest finishes, placing
fourth in the 182-pound weight class. Great Falls’ Liam Swanson
pinned Nieskens in 4:18 in the third place match. Nieskens won
his first two bouts with pins in 1:16, 1:27 and a sudden victory-1
7-5 decision.
Missoula Big Sky’s Jett Rebish pinned Nieskens in 2:49 in
a semifinal match. He came back to win a major decision over
Ryler Fisher of the Great Falls JV, 9-0. That victory put Niekens
in the third place bout.
Mayson Phipps also finished fourth in the 185-pound
class, losing a 6-3 decision to Tom Walkup of Bozeman. Phipps
won his first two bouts, a 4-2 decision and a pin in 53 seconds,
and then lost a 1-0 decision to Walkup. He battled back with a
pin in 1:23, an 8-0 major decision and a 3-1 sudden victory-1
over Trey Yates of Colstrip.
Colten Fast finished fifth in the 132-weight class, winning
by forfeit over Matthew DeWitt of Billings Senior. Fergus’
(Lewistown) Cooper Birdwell won a 7-1 decision over Fast in
a semifinal bout. Fast won his first three matches, via pins in
15 seconds and one minute. He won his third match via a 3-1
decision. Fast won a 5-0 decision over Avery Allen of Bozeman
to advance into the fifth place bout.
Another Scotty to finish fifth was Cooper Larsen in the
185-pound weight class. He won a 14-5 major decision and a7-3
decision before getting pinned by Zane McCormick of Helena
Capital in 3:34 in the quarterfinals. Larsen fought back with a
7-2 decision, a pin in 5:30, and a 6-4 sudden victory-1 to move
into the fifth place match. In that match Larsen pinned Xaden
Cunningham of Belgrade in 4:09.
Kaden Zimmerman was sixth in the 152 class, losing an
8-3 decision to Dalton Tvedt of Miles City. Zimmerman was
pinned by Klause Rauser of Townsend in 2:15 in his first bout.
He came back to win six matches, a 2-1 decision, 42 second pin,
2:19 pin, 5-1 decision, 9-1 major decision, and 10-4 decision.
Adin Gibson of Park (Livingston) won a sudden victory 17-5
decision over Zimmerman.
Jake Kuka did not place in the 103-weight class. He was
pinned by Nathan Blodnick of Anaconda in 44 seconds in a
second round match. After two byes Kuka pinned Sheldon Rod
of Glendive in 1:41. Logan Younkin of Great Falls CMR won a
19-5 major decision over Kuka.
The Scotties will host their 5th Annual Youth Camp
Monday at 1 p.m. followed by a pizza party. This free event is
also a last-chance sign-up to become part of the Highlanders
wrestling program for those not yet registered.
In the latest coach’s poll, the Scotties are ranked on top with
Huntley Project and Townsend following. Colstrip is fourth,
Cut Bank, Whitehall, Eureka, Columbus, Thompson Falls, and
St. Ignatius-Charlo round out the top 10.
Fast is on top in the 132 class as is Nieskens in the 182
class, Larsen in the 205 class, and Phipps in the 285-pound class.
Zimmerman is second at 152 and Kyler Hallock fourth in the
160-weight class.
They will be in Bozeman for the Tom Leprowse Invitational
Tournament January 3rd and 4th to ring in the New Year.
Stay healthy, Scotties, and Happy New Year!

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 OBITUARY
Lloyd Sundby
Lloyd Edward Sundby died of natural
causes in his home near Glasgow on 23
December 2019. The “ol’ kid from Glasgow”
spent about 35 years on “The North Ten”
property.
Lloyd was born the fourth child of
Orvin and Isabelle (Bakkum) Sundby 3
October 1948 in Glasgow, MT, the ninth
child of Orvin’s children and always the
“baby” of the family.
Lloyd graduated from Glasgow High
School in 1966. He enlisted in the Army in
1968, spending ‘69-’71 stationed in Germany.
He attended auctioneer school. L.E. then worked
for Tumpane at Glasgow Air Force Base where he
also became chief of law enforcement on the base.
Lloyd met a new teacher, fresh out of Eastern Montana
College, Linda Jane Nash from Columbus, MT, who taught
at the South Side School. Lloyd and Linda married in 1972.
They welcomed sons Wade in 1975 and Myles in 1978.
Lloyd then became a deputy for the Valley County
Sheriff Department and then an investigator for VCSD. L.E.
was a valued officer, as his partner Dick Britzman said that
you “knew he had your back covered.”
Lloyd was an Army National Guardsman from 1978-
2007. After years as a part-time soldier, Lloyd served in
the Guard full time in supply as a Readiness/Training/
Operations NCO for the Cavalry, the Field Artillery, and
then the Military Police. Glasgow Armory soldiers didn’t
dare mess up his sparkling drill floor. Throughout his
distinguished time in the Army and MT Army National
Guard he continuously molded soldiers into men. Lloyd’s
last deployment was to Fort Richardson, Alaska with the
484th MP’s from ‘04-’06. Lloyd earned numerous ribbons
and recognitions in his 31 years of service, including being
awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for military service.
LloydE volunteered with the Long Run Fire
Department for many years with many friends who called
him “cupcake”, retiring as a chief of the department.
Lloyd returned to law enforcement in 2008 as
a probation and parole technician for the Montana
Department of Corrections. He served at the Valley County
office until 2017. He also provided security as an officer for
Hi-Line Security in St. Marie.
Lloyd also molded many boys into young men. All
those who worked with LloydE may remember the advice
that sometimes “s*** happens”, but always “... and we
proceeded on” like Captain Clark said.
Lloyd and Linda spent many weekends with
friendly neighbors who became family. After a
day of deer or elk hunting, the lid to the fifth
was tossed away. L.E. could be found stoking
the wood stove at home in the winter. His
favorite pet was his boxer Titan, who would
ride on the 4-wheeler snowplow with him.
Lloyd could be found in the summers at
Fort Peck, camping and fishing with many
dear friends. Evenings around the campfire
may find the hat “cocked and locked” and
ready for a good time.
“Pretty Boy Lloyd” proudly displayed
the U.S. flag and much military and fire-
fighting insignia on his person, his home, and
his vehicles. L.E. was a member of the American
Legion and the First Lutheran Church. He was one of
Dale Earnhardt’s biggest fans and excitedly attended a few
NASCAR races. He kept busy in retirement working with
leather and diamond willow carving. Many of us are lucky
to have a piece of leatherwork or a diamond willow lamp or
a walking stick hand-crafted by LloydE.
Not only was he Grandpa to his five Sundby
grandchildren, LloydE became known as Grandpa to young
friends.
LloydE’s survivors include his wife of 47 years
Linda Nash Sundby; son Wade (Brenna Billingsley) of
Glasgow; son Myles (Jennifer Berg) and children Isabelle,
Tyson, Rylan, Brynn, and Chania of Maddock, ND; sister
Myrna Blatter of Great Falls; sister-in-law Becky (Roger)
Woltermann of Lewistown; brother-in-law Gary (Laurie)
Nash of Absarokee; brother-in-law David (Julie) Nash
of Billings; mother-in-law Dorothy Trask of Lewistown;
numerous nephews, nieces, and cousins; special friends
Teddi Seiler; Doug Seiler; Rachel Seiler; Walt (Bonnie) Bell
and daughters Riley and Cessna.
Lloyd was preceded in death by his parents; sister
Lorraine Spaulding; sister Darlene Monson, sister Lois
Hermanson; brother Elroy Sundby; brother Orvin Sundby,
Jr.; sister Shirley Strom; sister Joan Bekkedahl; and special
friend Jim Seiler.
Cremation has taken place. Funeral services will be
Saturday, December 28th at 4:30 pm at the First Lutheran
Church in Glasgow with a reception following at the VFW
in Glasgow. The family suggests memorials be made to the
Long Run Fire Department or to the VFW. L.E.’s family
would like to express its appreciation to the VCSD and the
LRVFD for the special treatment and professional service.
Online condolences may be made on the Bell Mortuary
website.
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“We’ve been talking about trying to implement some Not trying to be money mongers, “We’re trying to
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manages the Valley County Landfill. “We have some old tying to get people on board as we slowly roll this in
fees that the county commissioners implemented at that starting January 1st. We’re hoping that by this coming
meeting on October 18th, 1999, but there’s never really spring all of this stuff is in place — the fees, and how
been any teeth behind it — nothing to really do anything we’re going to handle this.”
behind it. Now we have the Sheriff Department and the We’ll talk a little bit more about landfill fees in next
County Attorney behind us. We used it just the other week’s Buzz.
day. Sheriff Tom Boyer sent out a deputy to handle the
problem and the guy paid right away.
Don’t think of it as a fine, rather a fee for theft of
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problem for its crew. They have to be able to shut the LEAGUE
lids and also open the flash plates, so when people use SIGN-UPS ARE OPEN
those trucks or trailers and dump, you name it in there, Now - January 3rd or until league is full
all that stuff sticks over the splash plates. League will be Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
“Even though T&R has those ‘Mad Max’ looking Begins Wednesday, January 8
front ends they can push some of that,” Austin explained, $50 per 2 person team for league fees, plus $10 total
per week for match fees. This will be a 6 week league,
“but for instance, someone dumped an entire deck in a followed by a one night playoff tournament.
container and one of T&R’s employees spent over three SIGN-UP IN PERSON AT THE ELKS TODAY,
hours with a chain saw trying to cut it up enough to be SPACE IS LIMITED.
able to open the splash plates and get the lids to close
because they have to go down the highway. Which is
another danger not just for the drivers but also for the
public because debris can fly out of the containers.”
This makes a huge impact for T&R Trucking and it
is a financial issue for the landfill.
“We’re coming to the point that either the people
who are using the facilities are going to have to start
paying for it or the whole assessment is going to have
Starring many
to go up to pay for it,” Austin said. “I don’t know if the audience favorite
whole public knows, but every time the blue containers summer theatre
alumns.
are rolled, T&R gets paid to do that, so if you’re using
these containers for above and beyond household Admission Price:
$5.00
garbage, we (Valley County) are losing revenue because
it’s not coming across the scale and we are paying T&R Pay at the door
Cash or Check
Trucking to dump it, so we lose both ways.” ONLY
In other words, it’s a huge impact for the Valley Bring the whole family
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comes off the top of that for the contract with T&R.
Austin explained that it is a super, super-tight
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budget and they can’t go backwards.
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“We’re right there at the tipping point with the Auditorium
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goes bad here puts us over budget. We’re trying to be Doors will open 30 minutes before showtime