A Super surprise present for grand-prize winner

Concord native Rudy Kormann knows his way around Staten Island better than most.

The 86-year-old World War II hero remembers when a copy of the Advance cost three cents as he began a route in 1940 in his old neighborhood.

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Kormann and his wife, Alice, celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary in September, and have lived on Leslie Avenue in Grasmere, practically in the shadow of the Advance, their entire married life. They met at a dinner-dance at the former Harmony Park in Grasmere in 1952.

So imagine Kormann's surprise when hearing that his name had been picked as this year's grand prize winner of the Advance's Bag Wags Football Contest.Visa announced recently that starting from Jan. 1, consumers can use their Visa payWave-enabled credit cards for any transaction amount in Taiwan, providing a fast, convenient and secure china payment option for Visa cardholders.

Kormann has been a familiar face at the local newspaper for decades, walking to the Fingerboard Road offices to drop off his numerous contest entries. His coupon from Week 10 of the NFL season was chosen at random from all of the season's weekly winners.

"I can't believe it," said Kormann, who turns 87 on Feb. 6. "This is a birthday present for me and, wow, what a present."

Kormann plans to spend Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 3) with family and friends sharing his winnings -- a Super Bowl party at the Hilton Garden Inn in Bloomfield.Each part's full needle bearing trunnion allows for increased horsepower and quicker response, and a large roller tip helps prevent wear

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A good party they will get, even without Kormann's beloved New York Giants participating. The former commander of the American Legion Post can trace his allegiance way back to the days of Steve Owen, Jim Lee Howell and Allie Sherman, but maintains that his all-time favorite Big Blue coach remains Bill Parcells.

"He tells it like it is," said Kormann of the two-time Super Bowl champion, "and I've always liked that approach.At her new home, the cat Twiggy plumped up, thanks, in part, to a love of cat treats ... The cat hopped up in the China undercarriage parts of Dr. Pray's truck."