Boardwalk Hall displays finalists for Atlantic City Holocaust memorial; public gets say in picking design
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Gayle and Henry Winkler, of Ventnor, look over designs for the Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial on Monday at Boardwalk Hall.
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Pleasantville Council President, Judy Ward, looks over some of the designs on display in Boardwalk Hall.
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Pleasantville Mayor, Jesse Tweedle, Freeholder Charles Garrett, Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford, Kaleem Shabazz, vice president Atlantic City Boardwalk Holocaust Memorial, and Rabbi Gordon Geller, of Temple Emeth Shalom, in Margate, were on hand for the event.
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Marylin Schultz, of the Uptown section of Atlantic City, and Iris Needleman, of Ventnor, look over some of the designs on display in Boardwalk Hall.
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Henry and Gayle Winkler, of Ventnor, look over some of the designs on display in Boardwalk Hall and talk of their favorites.
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Thirteen finalist designs selected from 720 submitted from 55 countries all over the world on display in Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, for the public to vote for through a ballot.
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Rabbi Gordon Geller, of Temple Emeth Shalom in Margate, spearheaded the effort.
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