ocating hidden transmitters will be the program at the July general meeting of PARC.  Members are encouraged to bring their DF gear for a show and tell session..  The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m., Friday, June 20, in the auditorium on the lower level of  One Liberty Center, 650 N.E. Holladay Street, Portland, Oregon.  Please enter at the south side of the building.  Refreshments will be served.

The VE test session will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the conference room on the lower level.  Please contact n7xb@arrl.net or w7lt@arrl.net or call 503-257-7320 to assure a spot.

omebody out there is trying  to "sell" subscript-ions to QST, but it's not the ARRL. ARRL Customer Service/Circulation Manager Kathy  Capodicasa, N1GZO, said she has received several phone calls and e-mails from members reporting the  scam. "Apparently, there is some kind of bogus tele-phone solicitor out there trying to get people's names,  addresses and credit card numbers," she said. "ARRL does not solicit for 'sub-scriptions' to QST. Under no  circumstances should a member give out their credit card numbers to someone trying to sell them QST. "QST is  the official member-ship journal of the ARRL and is not available to the general public from a magazine distributor or publishing house. Should you receive a call from the phony soli-citor, Capodicasa asks that you try to get the solicitor's name and check the caller ID box, if one is installed, for the caller's number. The information can be e-mailed to her at n1gzo@arrl.org, or you can reach her at 860-594-0257.