Klamath River Veterans Led the Parade

The Klamath River Veterans led the parade Sunday for 45th Annual Bigfoot Jamboree in Happy Camp.

Tom White on horseback carried a flag. Members of the Klamath River Veterans walked with flags, memorial flags folded properly. A black truck came with candy throwing for the kids along the parade route.

Then came the Vet Center vehicle which is in Happy Camp with Tim Grenvik monthly to provide services for the Veterans

Happy Camp Business News Flash!

By ‘JavaBob’ Schmalzbach


There has been a changing of the guard here in Happy Camp. Bob and Trista Parry has purchased the Siskiyou House from Ivan and Gini Hyde. The Siskiyou House has been a fixture here in our town since the early nineties. It was the place to go to find unique crafts, gifts, and souvenirs from and about our little town.

Bob and Trista changed the name of this wonderful little business to the Marble Mountain Gift Company. They were careful to save much of the flavor of the previous gift shop, while remodeling and updating it. It is still a great place to shop for those unique items, but now it has an extra secret!

Bob and Trista added a beautiful coffee and espresso bar to the mix! Now you can come in and sit while enjoying your favorite coffee drinks along with some fresh pastries or other delights while marveling at all the local and unique items that can be found there. Trista has become a trained and talented barista and she, along with her crew, can whip up any of your favorite espressos, latte’s, or a choice of any other specialty hot or frozen coffee or other specialty drink for you.

There is plenty of room to sit in the cozy and comfortable sitting area inside the shop, or you can choose to sit outside while enjoying the summer sun shine.

If you haven’t yet taken the time to stop in and check it out, you need to do so… Stop in and tell them that JavaBob sent you… you will be glad you did!

Come Celebrate Dear Mad’m Day With Us

Happy Camp is celebrating a literary pioneer from our community. Dear Mad’m Day will be Saturday with a Picnic Luncheon at 11 o’clock (for a $5 donation.) The picnic luncheon will be held in the shade of the sycamore trees on the lawn of the Klamath River Resort Inn on the Klamath River east of Happy Camp, a beautiful setting for a picnic!! Bring your folding chair or blanket for the picnic…..see further details on Community Page.

Check out the Calendar and let us know of any events your organization has planned that isn’t on the calendar, please. You can send notices to jbushy (at) happycampnews.com. Thank you for your help in sharing the events with our Klamath Neighbors!!!

Further information on the First Annual Dear Mad’m Day is on www.happycamphistory.com also.
There’s further winner’s announced for the Chilli Cookoff and the Karuk Reunion on Community page also as well as new business news.

Thank you for your encouragement and support of Happy Camp News!

Scott Valley Bank Hosts Chilli Cookoff 2011

The Scott Valley Bank Chili event was won this year by Lynn Crocker! Second place was Todd Britton, 3rd place was Brent Biggs, and fourth place was Lou Tiraterra.

Salsa competition was won by Angela Buoy, 2nd was Linda Britton. Get out your family’s favorite recipe and plan to enter it for next year and you may be the winner. Besides it’s a wonderfully friendly fun time at the River Park watching all the experts cook and sampling!

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