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Press, Volume C, Issue 29505, 5 May 1961, Page 19

Following the tremendous response in 1960 ... HERE’S ANOTHER CHANCE TO 'MH A MSH CADBURY’S 1961 COMPETITION If you won a wish worth £lOOO what would it be? Is your imagination elastic enough to think of an electronic computer for doing homework? What about a trip to Hollywood and a dance date with Elvis? Or if you’re a good Samaritan, you could wish for £l,OOO to tour your favourite young football team around the country. On the other hand a plane ticket to far away Monaco for the Grand Prix may appeal more. The winning wish could be any of these. It could be the one you’re thinking about right now! Whatever you wish . .. IT’S YOURS IF YOU ‘WIN A WISH’ ( A dance date) > "VA 5 / £2,500 WORTH OF WISHES MUST BE WOH! asy ? • • ■ you’ll have a whale of a time filling in the simple entry form and MJ what a chance you’ve got to win your dearest wish. FIRST PRIZE: Anything you wish to THIRD PRIZE: Anything you wish to the value of £l,OOO tho value of £250 s' 'X SECOND PRIZE: Anything you wish to FOURTH, FIFTH, Anything you wish to /Ate’p’fo \ the value of £5OO SIXTH PRIZES: the value of £ 100 ( Monaco fbr then ’ \ addition to the above, there will be consolation prizes as follows:—Four prizes anything you wish to the Xy. value of £5O exh; Ten hampers of Cadbury's products; One hundred 2ib. boxes of Cadbury's Roses Chocolates »"d One thousand 2/6 blocks of Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate. THE WORDS YOU NEED TO COMPLETE THE ENTRY FORM ARE ON ALL CADBURY'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATE BLOCKS. (Including Cadbury's delicious Filled-Centre Blocks.) , W 7 wgSSSff' u ENTRY FORMS AV SILAS Lt WHSUViK CHOCOLATt IS SOLD