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Names, date, hall. Type the names once — they appear in Yiddish and English, and the hall comes up as you type.
Parsha or Yom Tov, and אור ליום after shkia — worked out from the zmanim at the hall itself.
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Shkia and Rabbeinu Tam, Chol Hamoed and Erev Yom Tov, the parsha of the week — the board knows them, so nobody has to look it up.
Each reader sees the board in their own language, start to finish — real heimish Yiddish, not a translation.
Every Jewish date, Yom Tov, fast day and Rosh Chodesh, with the month’s simchas on top.
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