Portland Observer Thursday, April 19. 1979 Pege B
There are two ways tooutfityour home from top to bottom with prod'
ucts that are designed to save energy. Both may not cost you any money.
The first way is to go out and buy them. Then let them pay for
themselves with the money they save you on your utility bills* The
other way is to fill out the entry blank on this page and bring it to any
participating retailer.
If your name gets drawn, you 11 receive special gift certificates that
are as good as money at the participating retailers for certain designated
products that are designed to save energy**
$15,000worth of gift certificates will be given away. Five first
prizes worth $1000 each. Ten second prizes worth $500 each. And fifty
lucky winners will each receive $ 100 worth of gift certificates.
Therell be extra entry blanks at the stores and entries must be
received by April 30,1979.Theres no
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purchase necessary, and the drawing w ill!
be held on or about May 21,1979. So
I the Energy Tax Act o f 1978.
hurry down to a participating retailer and !
start picking out the products you need ; ¡ E i i
to make your home energy efficient. Win ! F l L L r a Y FO R ITSELF,
or lose, they may not cost you a thing.
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1 2 3 4 * 6 7 U S Department of Energy.
Name
Street or P O Box
City
State
To enter you miw he IS years of age or older
Zip
UTILITY BILLS.
10. Prizes will consist of "energy gift certificates," redeemable only for
energy conserving products on the Approved Product List.
11. All "energy gift certificates" must Ire redeemed at a registered par
1. Any person over 18 years of age may enter the drawing, except
ticipating retail ou tlets) by June 30.1979. "Energy certificates are
etnployees and families of the following organizations:
void after June 30,1979.
• The City of Portland • U.S. Department of Energy • Retired
12. The prizes will be as follows:
Senior Volunteers 1‘rogram (incl. volunteers) • Evans and
1st p r iz e - 5 winners—91,000 each
Bartholomew.
nd prize—10 winners—9500 each
2. Only one winner per household
3rd prize—50 winners—$100 each
3. Entry blanks will be available in newspaper advertisements pro
Total $16,000
moting the drawing and at participating retail outlets.
13. The winners will receive certificates in the following denominations:
4. The submission of a completed entry blank indicates that the en
1st prize—6 certificates for $100; 20 certificates for $20
trant understands and is willing to comply with these contest rules
2nd prize—3 certificates for $ 100:10 certificates for $20
6. Entry blanks may only be deposited in official entry collection boxes
3rd prize—6 certificates for $20
found at retail outlets. lu sts of participating retailers will be
Tbtal $15,000
available in lix’al newspapers.
14. At least 90% of the value of each coupon must be redeemed for mer
6. Entry blanks received by mail will not be accepted.
chandise on the Approved Product List. Winners may take the
7. The contest entry period will be April 1,1979 t hrough April 30,1979.
balance in cash or other merchandise.
Entry blanks received after April 30,1979 will not be accepted.
16. Contest winners and participating retailers must certify what prod-
uctls) each certificate was redeemed for, including the cost, in th e
space provided on the back of each certificate