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(067) Kinneretsection Tiberias — Bet Hillel — Kinneret 654 Zcnwirt Moshe Leib Cafe & Rstnt Herri Y'akoby Zabava Yitzhaki Yitzhak Sederot Herzl Zafrani Yaakov & Shulamit Rehov Kineret 2 02 IS Shikun Plus 200 No 702 2 0 6 46 Kiryat Shemuel 2 04 56 Rehov Ahuzat Kinneret 2 06 36 Yaluz Jacob Rehov Hakishon .. .2 09 46 Yoffe Printing Press RehovHagalil.2 01 42 Zahavy Rachel Hotel Bet Rachel Zilber Arye 61 a Hameginim 2 01 (| Yannay Eliyahu Ata Agcy Youth Hostel Yoram Rehov Hashomer Kiryat Shemuel 2 01 81 Zilberman Avigdor Ahuzat Kineret 2 08 5< Rehov Hayarden 2 05 42 Kare Deshe Tabha 2 06 01 Zalcl Shulamit Zilberman Yitzhak Driver Res Rehov Jabotinsky 2 05 42 Youth Village Yeshivat Zichron Chaim Rehov Nazareth Qiryat Shemuel2 09 72 Shikun Ovdim 2 07 (B Yazdi Abraham Motor Car Accessories Achuzat Naftali Zaltz Josef Shechunat Maures 2 01 78 Zingher Abraham Grocery Rehov Hagalil 2 01 08 Zalzbcrg Oskar Yediot Ahronoth Correspondent Hagalil Hatahton Mobile PO.. .2 09 65 Rehov Hagalil 2 07 91 Shikun Plus 200 No 717/9 2 08 37 E Elnekave Shikun Solel Boneh.2 07 86 Zion Hotel & Pension J S Auerbach Zamir Nahum Rehov Hatabor.. .2 01 58 Yeshivat Or Torah POB 7 2 07 28 Z Rehov Hagalil 2 0127 Zarhin Shalom Rehov Ha'amakim.2 07 14 Office Sederot Herzl Za'aroor Clara & Dr Victor (Phys) Zion Ins Co Ltd Zeituni Abraham Painting & Whitewashing Kiryat Shemuel 2 07 29 Rehov Dov Hos 2 03 14 Indust Centre Rassco B' 2 04 2; Contr Shikun Gimmel 84a Yeshivat Stolin—Karlin Mesivta D'Rabbi Zaarnr & Rabinovitz Vegs Mgr Gur Yisrael Res 2 0755 Upper Tiberias 2 01 64 Yochanan Rehov Hayarkon .. .2 05 30 Rehov Hashalom 2 06 34 Zmora A Rehov Ahad Ha'am ... 2 001' Yessodei Hatora Bet Yaakov Talmud Tora Zaarur Nissim Cinema Hen Buffet Zeituni Hayim & Bros Painters Zohar Mordechai School Shikun Gimmel Shikun Dalet Upper Tiberias... 2 05 85 Shikun Plus 200 No 732b Rehov Eliyahu Golomb 2 09 3; Upper Tiberias 2 03 72 Upper Tiberias 2 08 34 Zachar Moshe Rehov Ahad Haam.2 06 60 Yiftah Yehezkel Zeituni Shimon Cafe-Rstnt Rassco Zuri Eliyahu & Ruth Shechunat Ha• Zadka Rina & Yitzhak 690/5 Shikun Hisahon Plus 200 .2 0 8 71 Centre 1 Upper Tiberias 2 08 07 poalim 11/5 Ahuzat Kineret. .2 08 li Shikun Plus 200 No 717 2 03 55 BET HILLEL SECTION (067) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 649 Beckerman Zeev Farmer Dan Kibbutz Hagosherim Rest House Mekorot Water Co Ltd Snir Pumping Upper Galilee Mobile PO. .4 90 28 Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO 4 90 48 Hagalil HaelyonMobile PO 4 90 38 Station Near Maayan Baruch .4 901! Tzomet Kevish Bet Hillel Amir. .4 90 11 Kefar Szold Kibbutz Rothem Gad Kibbutz Dan 4 90 li Bet Hillel (Shoham) Moshav Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO .... 4 90 47 Shear Yashuv Moshav Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO. ...4 90 18 GAN HAZAFON Plantation Farm Kefar Yuval Moshav Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO 4 904! Kefar Kassas 490 16 Dafna—Meshek Hakibbutz Hameuhad Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO. ... 4 90 44 TnuvaDairy BetHillel 4 903! Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO. .4 90 13 Hagoshcrim Kibbutz Maayan Barukh Kibbutz Tractor Stations Co Ltd School 4 90 21 Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO 4 90 39 Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO 4 90 29 Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO.. .4 901! KINNERET SECTION (067) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 649 EMERGENCY CALLS Police 50257 Fire Brigade 50222 Deganya Alef Kevutsa AGRICULTURE Kvashnc Avner Poriya Moshav Hagalil Hatahton Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 48 Field Serv Lab Emek Hefer Moshava Kinneret 5 01 58 Mobile PO 5 0031 Deganya Bet Kevutsa Bet Yerah 5 00 30 Lazar Yaffa & Eli Upper Poriya .5 00 67 Poriya Hit Hava'ad Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 49 LABOUR Public Wks Dept Levinsohn Abraham Commercial Artist Hagalil Hatahton Mobile P0.5 00 6! Emek Hayarden Co-op Transport Ltd Gesher Ashdod 5 02 54 Moshava Kinneret 5 00 65 Reuben Ben-Dori Tourist Guide Zemah 5 00 86 5 01 85 Res 5 006; POLICE Police Post Levy Dr Uri Phys Poriyallit.. .5 01 45 En Gev Kibbutz En GevPO .. .5 00 24 Rahamim Mordechai Ashdod Yaakov 5 02 57 Local Council Kinneret En-Gev Kinnoroth Esco Music Centre Moshava Kinneret 5 0161 POSTS Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 01 42 En GevPO 5 01 66 Regional Council Emek Hayarden Zenul Engineering Telephone Serv... .5 00 99 Luz Kadish Speaker of the Knesset En-Gev Tourist Enterprises Emek Hayarden Mobile PO... 5 0025 PostalAgcy Menahemya 5 01 61 Deganya B' 5 00 95 En-Gev PO 5 01 66 Maagan Kevutza MeteorologStn Ashdod Yaakov.5 02 26 Aboutboul Yaakov Rstnt & Grocery Eshed Canning Fcty Emek Hayarden Mobile PO.... 5 02 16 Kinneret Moshava 5 01 20 Ashdod Yaakov 5 02 28 SCHOOLS Abramson Shabtai & Yehudit MankoDr Felix Gen Pract En Gev.5 00 78 Bet Hahinuch Hamcshutaf Emek Haya* Eshkol Levy M K Deganya B'. .5 00 11 Moshava Kinneret 5 00 05 Massada Kevutza Emek Hayarden Emek Hayarden MobilePO..5 00H Fire Brigade Emek Hayarden Stn Mobile PO 5 02 12 5 02 13 Educ Inst Bikat Kinneret Afikim Kibbutz Afikim PO 5 01 72 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 02 22 Mekorot Water Co Ltd Kishon Dist Emek Hayarden Mobile PO. .5 02 31 Aim Ltd Bet Yerah Gesher Kevutsa Emek Bet Shean Deganya 1 Pumping Station.. .5 00 38 The Dr A Ruppin Agric Emeq Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 62 Mobile PO 5 02 29 Kishon Dist Deganya 2 Scndry School Bet Yerah Alumot Kevutza Golan Plastic Prdcts Shaar Hagolan Pumping Stn 5 00 38 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO. .5 0021 Hagalil Hatahton Mobile PO. .5 00 17 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 94 Kinneret Plant BetShe'an 5 01 31 Voc Secondary Emek Hayarden Amit Yaakov Kibbutz Bet Zera. .5 01 79 Hachaklait Mutual Soc Ltd Dr A Lotan Menahemya Moshava Afikim PO 5°20' Anbar Lili Nurse Poriyallit 5 00 92 Vet Surg Deganya Alef. 5 00 37 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 02 33 Scfen Ltd Softboard & Hardboard Mfo Ar-Kal Techno-Plastic Prdcts & Hadash Jacob & Nehama Meshek Kohn Ltd Moshava Kinneret Emek Hayarden Mobile PO — 5 00 5-' Containers Kibbutz Bet Zera Emek Upper Poriya 5 00 69 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 59 Shaar Hagolan Kibbutz Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 03 Hefctz Isaac Moshava Kinneret .5 01 19 Mifalei Emek Hayarden Ltd Enterprises Emek Hayarden Mobile PO... 5 02 0! Artzi Yoel Shikun Vatikim Halevi Yoav & Zipora Lmek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 02 40 Shalita Beni Farmer Deganya Alef 3 00 15 Moshava Kinneret 5 01 01 Banana Section 5 02 44 Moshava Menahemiya 5 00 J Ashdod Yaakov Hakibbutz Hameuhad Halevy Tuvya Farmer Date Section 5 02 45 Shayit Kinneret Co Ltd Head Office Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 02 62 Moshava Kinneret 501 13 Grngro Section 5 02 49 En Gev 5 00 0_ Ashdot Yaakov Ihud Hakvutzot Haon Kevutsa Emek Hayarden Garage 5 01 23 Shlesinger Zeev Upper Poriya... 5 00 Vehakibbutzim Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 02 04 Spare Parts Store 5 02 41 Shnaidman Yehuda Mobile PO 5 01 80 ISRAEL ELECTRIC CORP LTD Heavy Eqpt Store 5 02 46 Moshava Kinneret 5 01 • Ayalon Shalotni Agronomist Kinneret Dam 5 00 23 Chicken-Food Prdcrs Shrcibmann David 500 Upper Poriya 5 00 68 Transformer Stn Afikim 5 02 21 Deganya A' 5 00 76 Tanazar Naomi Mifalei Matcchet Deganya Bet Baratz Joseph Deganya Alef. 5 02 66 KELET AFIKIM Plywood Veneers Mfrs Moshava Menahemiya ^ 0 • Sprayers & Agric Machs 5011 Ben Yacow Josef Mifalei Emek Hayarden Kinneret PO 5 01 71 Talmi Arie Poriyallit Emek Hayarden Mobile PO.... 5 02 78 Deganya Alef 5 00 31 Kinneret Kvutza Tarit Ltd Preserved Food Fcty Mishkei Emek Hayarden Ltd Ben-Zvi Elisha & Aviva Farmers Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 01 34 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO.. •-5 02 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO.. ..5 02 47 Menahemya 5 02 39 Kinneret Moshava Tel Qazir Kevutza Mushkato Zalman Driver Bet Zera Kibbutz Emek Hayarden Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 41 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO. • • 5 02 » 51 Gimmel Menahemiya 5 00 13 500 Mobile PO 5 01 52 5 02 35 Koren Chaim 5 00 45 Treidel OIra & Gabriel Newe Oved Kefar Poriya Beth Gordon Agric & Nature Study Inst Koren Eliezer Farmer Water Council of Emek Hayarden Farms Hagalil Hatahton Mobile PO...5 00 39 Deganya Alef. 5 00 40 Moshava Kinneret 5 00 12 Hayarmuk Inst .. Nussbaum Maria Blinkov Arye & Ronit Kotser Shalom Fire Emergency Serv Emek Hayarden Mobile PO.. • 5 00 Kinneret Moshava 5 00 46 Kibbutz Shaar Hagolan 5 00 02 Moshava Kinneret 5 01 08 Yizraeli Shemuel ,. KUPAT HOLIM of Gen Labour Fed Oholo Mifal Zikaron L'Berl Katzenelson Cohen Mosbe Kinneret Moshava " " tj Moshav Upper Poriya 5 00 61 Clinic Deganya Bet 5 00 32 Emek Hayarden Mobile PO 5 00 28 Youth Hostel Taiber Poriya.... 5 00 .
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