SNYDERTOWN - A Snydertown native and her family are asking for your votes in a national contest, which would help send them to Walt Disney World.
Emile Mattucci, 1998 Shikellamy High School graduate, and her husband, Joseph Mattucci, a Kulpmont native, now live in Camp Hill with their three daughters. The family is one of 10 finalists in this year's Smucker's Uncrustables "Unstoppable Family Photo" contest, which encouraged families to submit photos of them enjoying Uncrustables sandwiches.
The grand prize is a $15,000 check toward an unstoppable family adventure and a year's supply of Uncrustables sandwiches. Mattucci said she wants to use the money to take the family on a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando.
The public can vote for the Mattucci family until March 6 online at: www.uncrustables.com.
Sunbury/Norry Region
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Joseph and Emile Mattucci, along with their three daughters, are finalists in Smucker's Uncrustables "Unstoppable Family Photo" contest. Photo provided
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