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I was going through some old papers that I've held onto (for way too long!) and I came across this May 1974 clipping from the tabloid The National Star. They had a 4 page pullout about movie monsters that included this contest for a B&H projector and twelve 200' monster cutdowns.
I have an old copy of "Films for the Collector" (massive newspaper type thru the mail paper), and I am always amazed as to how many super 8 " Mom and Pop" companies there were in the late 70's, early 80's, but I think that most of these were people who bought large lots of prints wholesale and sold them under they're own "banner".
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