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FOR THOSE WHO love to drive, Audi may be the car. So says Edmund Auw, general manager of DCH Millburn Audi.

“Audi is a premier luxury car,” he says. “As far as safety, technol-ogy, fit, and finish, it’s a powerful and comfortable car to drive.”

When shopping for a car, most people don’t pay a lot of attention to the dealer, but that decision can be as important as the vehicle itself. Since 2008, DCH has partnered with SADD to promote teen safe driving.

SADD, which used to stand for Students Against Driving Drunk, now stands for Students Against Destructive Decisions, in a nod to a growing phenomenon of distracted driving, especially among teens, often involving texting or other technology.

DCH provides financial and dealership resource support to SADD chapters at high schools that are located in their communities. The community values behind DCH go back to its early beginnings in China in the 1930s. It entered the United States in 1948 as an import/export busi-ness. In 1977, the company began to own and operate dealerships.

“We work to be a good citizen in our community,” Auw says. “Our

focus is on community and service.”DCH Millburn Audi is the only recipient of the Audi Elite Magna

Award in the tri- state area and is a two-time winner of the Best Dealership to Work for Award.

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World

Egypt: U.S. aid suspension ‘errant’EGYPT’S MILITARY RULERS called the U.S. freeze on some forms of military assistance “errant in both substance and timing.”

“The decision raises serious questions regarding the United States’ readiness to provide constant strategic support for Egyptian economic and secu-rity programs,” said a foreign ministry statement sent to reporters Oct. 10.

The Obama administration had announced the previous day that it would suspend delivery of some “large scale military systems” to Egypt but will maintain financial aid to help secure its border with Israel.

In recent weeks, as the Egyptian military has stepped up its crackdown on Muslim Broth-

erhood-affiliated opponents of the regime, the Obama administration has signaled it would recon-sider aid.

That reversed its original reluctance to penalize the military for the July 3 coup, which removed the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi from the presidency.

“The United States continues to support a dem-ocratic transition and oppose violence as a means of resolving differences within Egypt,” said the state-ment by Jen Psaki, a State Department spokesper-son.

Psaki did not say how much of the $1.5 billion in annual assistance — $1.3 billion of it in defense aid — would be cut, but she outlined areas where

assistance would continue, suggesting that at least some of the defense aid would be diverted to civil society programs.

The decision was “errant in both substance and timing,” the Egyptian foreign ministry said, “despite the fact that the decision is of a temporary nature and does not terminate or reduce the aid programs and that it was accompanied by assurances that the United States will continue to support the interim government in Egypt.”

The statement said that Egypt remained “keen to maintain its good relations with the United States” but added that its internal affairs and security deci-sions would be taken in an “independent manner.”

— JTA

Israel uncovers terror tunnel near kibbutzA TUNNEL UNCOVERED between Gaza and an Israeli kibbutz was full of explosives and ended near a kindergarten.

The 1.5-mile-long tunnel, which was discovered last week and is now being reported after the lifting of a gag order, had more than one exit point in and around Kibbutz Ein Hashlosha, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

It is believed to have been constructed to kidnap civilians and soldiers, or to infiltrate the commu-

nity and carry out a terror attack.The tunnel began in the Absan village located

between Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip and the Gaza border fence. It was destroyed over the weekend.

Israel halted the transfer of goods and con-struction materials to Gaza following the IDF’s announcement of the discovery of the tunnel, according to reports.

It is the third such tunnel to be discovered in

the last several months, originating from the same area. IDF officials believe there are many more such undiscovered tunnels, Ha’aretz reported.

A similar tunnel was used in the 2006 abduction of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the discovery is part of “an aggressive policy against terror,” despite the fact that this year has been the “quietest in more than a decade.”

— JTA

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Striving to remain at the forefront, Dr. Farbowitz is among the first ophthalmologists in New Jersey to introduce Fetosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery. In addition, Dr. Farbowitz uses premium intraocular lens implants that can completely eliminate the patient’s reliance on glasses or contact lenses after cataract surgery.

He has practiced at the same location in Short Hills for the past 13 years, and cares for most eye disorders in patients of all ages. He has published extensively, coauthored a textbook on ophthalmic surgery, and presented his research at national meetings.

Dr. Farbowitz is also committed to the less fortunate. He partici-pates in Vision Harvest, a local program that performs cataract surgery on the uninsured each year during the Thanksgiving season, and volun-teers for several medical missions to Africa.

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• Bladeless, Custom LASIK

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551 Millburn AvenueShort Hills

[email protected]

Women’s Clothing, Accessories & Now Tops for MEN

Fall Fashion 2013

340 Millburn AvenueMillburn, NJ 07041

Tel: 973.379.7900 Mon.-Sat. 9:30 - 5:30

All your eye-care needsMICHAEL A. FARBOWITZ, MD, a board-certified comprehensive oph-thalmologist, describes Short Hills Ophthalmology as “a high-tech practice with a personalized touch that can fulfill all your eye-care needs under one roof.”

Striving to remain at the forefront, Dr. Farbowitz is among the first ophthalmologists in New Jersey to introduce Fetosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery. In addition, Dr. Farbowitz uses premium intraocular lens implants that can completely eliminate the patient’s reliance on glasses or contact lenses after cataract surgery.

He has practiced at the same location in Short Hills for the past 13 years, and cares for most eye disorders in patients of all ages. He has published extensively, coauthored a textbook on ophthalmic surgery, and presented his research at national meetings.

Dr. Farbowitz is also committed to the less fortunate. He partici-pates in Vision Harvest, a local program that performs cataract surgery on the uninsured each year during the Thanksgiving season, and volun-teers for several medical missions to Africa.

551 Millburn Ave., Short Hills, 973-379-2544, shorthillseye.com

EVERY SEASON, Deborah Gilbert Smith is the des-tination for discerning women (and now MEN as well) . In the store, conveniently located in downtown Millburn at 340 Millburn Ave., you will find fashion items — for morning run-around, daytime anywhere, evenings out, or special occasions —

from emerging designers as well as popular brands. Trends and runway looks are edited to showcase the best of the newest in cloth-ing and accessories. There is always personalized service and expert in-house alter-ations.

S to re hour s a r e 9 :30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

Visit DeborahGilbertSmith.com; follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; or call 973-379-7900 for more information.

For discer�ing shoppers


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A percentage of all sales is donated to the pediatric Hannah Foundation at Overlook Hospital.

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CHAI JUDAICA OFFERS a broad selection of items that will bring the spirit of Hanukka into your homes this year. The store has an extensive selection of menoras handmade of metal, copper, Jerusalem stone, and other materials. You’ll also find a large selection of candles and decora-tions to make your Hanukka experience complete.

The store also offers a wide selection of Kiddush cups in sterling silver ranging from traditional to more modern designs. The selection of mezu-zot is extensive, with more than 200 unique pieces to choose from. There is also a whole section devoted to enhancing the Jewish home, including decorative house blessings and hamsas, which make great Hanukka gifts.

At Chai Judaica you will find an abundance of talitot, ketubot, chu-mashim, siddurim, and other books on Jewish topics, challa covers, can-dlesticks, Havdala sets, Torah pointers, and children’s toys and games.

Whether your family is traditional or contemporary, Chai Judaica has the perfect gift to add meaning to your home and life this Hanukka.

Now located in downtown Millburn, the store is a warm and inviting experience for the local Jewish community.

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MillburnShortHills

Huge selec on of magni�cent Menorahs and Chanukah items, Judaica gi s and Jewelry for any occasion: Bar and Bat Mitzvahs,

Weddings, Baby Gi s, New home, and more!

Chai Judaica307 Millburn Avenue, Millburn NJ 07041

973 379 3151

Have A Joyous Chanukah . . . When you light this whimsical menorah!

Enter the incomparable world of fashion and one of a kind accessories personally curated by JODY

from couture featured on the global stage. Allow JODY to help you showcase your individual

style, and personalize your fashion statement.

Don’t just follow the trend...be the trend!

Call JODY today to make an appointment

303 Millburn Avenue - Suite 202 Millburn, New Jersey 07041 • 973-218-6716

WWW.WELCOMETOJODYSCLOSET.COM

WELCOME TO JODY’S CLOSET

Couture Consignment Salon and Boutique

ANSWER: What are... WOMEN, DIAMONDS AND CLASSIC LUXURY ITEMS

QUESTION: WHAT CONTINUES TO BECOME MORE BEAUTIFUL WITH AGE?

A timeless classic or a fun and fabulous find

Jody Baker-Goodman of Welcome to Jody’s Closet has managed to receive consistently rave reviews from a global client base when a little more than a year ago she was just starting an online consignment site. Today she’s in a brick-and-mortar showroom conveniently located in Downtown Millburn.

Jody attributes this success to a com-mon-sense business approach that she devel-oped entering the business arena after college.

“Striving for 100% satisfaction for the buyer and the consignor, whether it’s a timeless clas-sic or a fun and fabulous find, any product I offer first meets my exacting standards for authenticity, quality, and craftsmanship. Price is determined by fair market value. I thoroughly research any item before it’s added to my shelves! Detailed descriptions along with photos allow my buyers to know exactly what they’re getting!”

A percentage of all sales is donated to the pediatric Hannah Foundation at Overlook Hospital.

Visit welcometojodyscloset.com or call 973-218-6716.

CHAI JUDAICA OFFERS a broad selection of items that will bring the spirit of Hanukka into your homes this year. The store has an extensive selection of menoras handmade of metal, copper, Jerusalem stone, and other materials. You’ll also find a large selection of candles and decora-tions to make your Hanukka experience complete.

The store also offers a wide selection of Kiddush cups in sterling silver ranging from traditional to more modern designs. The selection of mezu-zot is extensive, with more than 200 unique pieces to choose from. There is also a whole section devoted to enhancing the Jewish home, including decorative house blessings and hamsas, which make great Hanukka gifts.

At Chai Judaica you will find an abundance of talitot, ketubot, chu-mashim, siddurim, and other books on Jewish topics, challa covers, can-dlesticks, Havdala sets, Torah pointers, and children’s toys and games.

Whether your family is traditional or contemporary, Chai Judaica has the perfect gift to add meaning to your home and life this Hanukka.

Now located in downtown Millburn, the store is a warm and inviting experience for the local Jewish community.

307 Millburn Ave., Millburn, 973-379-3151, chaicenter.net

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