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Bet Shean — En Harod —Kefar Taver — Nahalal 644 Bet Shean — En Harod —Kefar Taver — Nahalal 644 Waingarten Gecel Gazoz Fcty Kerem80 63 SCHOOLS Sede Eliyahu Kibbutz Textile Bet Shean Ltd 82 55 Water Planning for Israel Ltd so 55 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 52 Fcty 82 56 Wolf Malwina Hotel Wolf Bekhora ReligEIem Domani David Mgr Sede Nahum Kibbutz 62 Shaul Hamelech 80 7(j Rehov Parvana 81 35 Res Shikun Hissachon 17 80 25 Gilboa Elem Rehov Hagilboa 82 14 Gilboa Mobile PO 80 16 Spigel Amos Yahalomei Bet Shean Sedei Terumot Moshav Hameshutaf Relig Kibbutzim Res Shikun Hissachon 17/5...82 50 Shechunat Eliyahu 12 8071 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 53 Sede Eliyahu 8052 Tirat Tsevi Kibbutz Yardcn Cinema Co Rehov Gilboa... 80 71 Shabu Shelomo Water Wks & Excavating Maayanot Elem Shechunat Eliyahu82 12 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 51 Yardena Moshav Contr 5 Haemek 80 69 Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 803; Meir Relig Elem 26 Sturman 82 13 Tirat Tsevi Tiv Sausage & Meat Fcty Sheluhot Kevutza Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 50 Tachkemoni Relig Elem Emek Bet Shean Mobile PO 81 47 Shikun Gordon 82 18 Tnuva Ltd 80 36 Solel Boneh's Bldg & Public Wks Co Ltd Please wait for dialling torn The Roosevelt Secondary 22 Haim Sturman 81 37 Unna Moshe M K before dialling Shechunat Hahalutzim 82 15 Rehov Herzl 80 85 Sede Eliyahu .80 90 81 52 Tomer Elem Shikun Gimmel 82 17 EN HAROD SECTION (065) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 640 Moledet (Benei Berit) Moshav Shitufi AGRICULTURE Bet Sefer Meshutaf Heftsi-Bah Kibbutz .76 75 Gilboa Mobile PO 7681 Water Dept Field Serv Gilboa- En Harod Tel Yosef. 76 17 Gilboa Mobile PO. Bet Shean-Harod Transport Co-op Ltd Bet Shean Dists Kefar Yehezkel.76 15 Inbar Elec Indust Palbam Metal Works En Harod Garage 76 39 POLICE Meshek Tel-Yosef 76 89 Kibbutz En Harod 76 12 Near Tel-Yosef. 76 49 Prison Serv Shata Prison 76 23 PLADOT Steel Works Ltd EnHatod Transport Orders Near Tel Yosef76 09 IRON WORKS Tel Yosef. 76 33 POSTS Postal Agcies Hakibbutz Hameuhad.. .76 4 1 76 42 Accountancy Near Tel Yosef.... .76 19 En Harod Ihud 76 30 Kav-Kor Automatic Controls Printing Tel-Yosef Tel-Yosef PO... .76 16 En Harod Hakibbutz Hameuhad.76 18 Cohen Dr Robert Vet Surg Bet Alfa 76 52 Geva 76 88 Bet Alfa 76 38 Ramat Tsevi Moshav Kefar Yehezkel Gilboa Mobile PO. .76 24 Gilboa Mobile PO 7634 En Harod Ihud Hakevutzot Vehakibbutzim Agudat Hamaim Hashituht Kupat Holim of the Gen Lab Fed En Harod PO 76 00 76 66 Emek Harod Ltd 76 82 Clinic Tel Yosef. 76 26 Schany Benjamin Kefar Yehezkel.. .7696 Crpntry 76 65 Physn's Res 76 44 School Community Gush Gilboa... .76 21 Bar-Tanah Dr U Vet Surg Feinerman Uzi Kefar Yehezkel 76 37 Snuyf Beni & Abraham Kefar Yehezkel 76 08 Lemberski Josef Kefar Yehezkel.. .76 79 Feinerman Yehiam Kefar Yehezkel .76 83 Kibbutz En Harod Hameuhad....76II Ben David T Kefar Yehezkel 76 10 Lime & Stone Production Co Ltd Geva Kevutza Geva PO 76 25 Ben-Dror Itzhak Agronomist Quarry 76 72 Tnuva Ltd Gilboa Regional Council Kefar Yehezkel 76 67 Tnuva Dairy Tel Yosef .76 9 1 7691 Tel Yosef PO 76 78 76 79 Maon Leyaldei Hayalim Rikuz Biaf Tel Yosef... 76 8 7 76 21 Bet Alfa Kibbutz Slaughterhouse 76 80 Kefar Yehezkel 76 35 Hazayit Olive Pickling Fcty Gilboa Mobile PO 76 50 Mashtelot Hakibbutz Hameuhad Tel Yosef 7631 Soil & Stone Wks Apples Hachaklait Mutual Soc Ltd Co-op Soc Ltd En Harod 76 27 Gilboa Mobile PO 76 58 Dr Robert Cohen Bet Alfa 76 38 Ulpan for Musical Educ Bet Ariza Merkazi Gilboa 76 73 Dr M Shtourman En Harod 76 71 Mazkirut Hakibbutz Hameuhad Gilboa Reg Council Tel-Yosef... .76 61 Bet Haaraha i/n of Bessie Dr U Bar-Tana Res 76 08 Seminar Haavoda En Harod 76 28 Brasley-Cohen 76 01 Meshek En Harod Hakibbutz Hameuhad Hakaveret Packing Cases & Containers Fcty Youth The Hankin Youth Hostel En Harod Mobile PO ... 76 36 76 46 Bet Hashitta Kibbutz (Kvutzat Hahugim) En Harod Hakibbutz Hameuhad.76 56 Gidona 7661 Gilboa Mobile PO 76 62 Haroshet Pladot Ltd Anti-Rust Artels Citrus Wrapping Paper Printing... 76 22 Bet Hayim Museum Sturman En Harod Meshek Tel Yosef Ltd Tel Yosef PO.76 03 Zefonit Mifalei Basar Ltd Gilboa Mobile PO 76 05 Hakibbutz Hameuhad. .76 41 76 42 Mishkan Leomanut i/n Hayim Attar .76 70 Moshe Levin Res Kefar Yehezkel76 96 KEFAR TAVOR SECTION (065) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 640 Bet Keshet Kevutsa Goldshtein Yisrael 46 Ilaniya 72 24 Kefar Kish Moshav Shitufi Sede Ilan Moshav Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 07 Gordon Dr J Phys 72 17 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 14 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 3! Buchbinder Masha 72 46 KulaDr Arthur Phys 72 12 Shadmot Devora Moshav Hachaklait Mutual Soc Ltd Dr Yehouda Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 05 District Council Hagalil Hatahton Mindel Shadmot Devora 72 23 Local Council Sharon Abraham Water & Soil Lab Field Serv Havat Hashomer Agric School Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 09 Cafe Mifgash Hatabor '241 Kaduri School 72 10 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 18 Local Council Kefar Kamma Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 32 Terra Santa Mt Tabor • En Dor Kibbutz I Ilaniya Moshava Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 26 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 21 Mindel Dr Yehouda Weisz Alexander Cristal & Strauss Agt 72 3i Gal-On Shabetai Kadoori Agric School Vet Surg Shadmot Devora 72 23 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 41 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 35 72 0! Orhoff David Yarho Shelomo Shikun 9 Gazit Kibbutz Karniel Mordechai Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 25 Lower Galilee Mobi.ePO 72 15 Lower Galilee Mobile PO 72 03 Ziv Reuven 72 W NAHALAL SECTION (065) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 640 EMERGENCY CALLS Police 6144 First Aid 6078 GOVERNMENT OFFICES POSTS Post Office 60 11 Agady Ishak & Malka Garage 61 30 Barber Moshe (Yizreel) AGRICULTURE Postal Agcies 601 Alderoty Zehava & Zvi Shikun Bet She'arim Bet She'arim 60 00 Neve-Yaar Experimental Stn Hissachon B/707 Migdal Haemek 60 60 Bar-llan Tamar & Shimon Migdal Haemeq 61 27 Haifa PO 61 88 60 Alone Abba Moshav Haifa PO 61 87 24 Rassco Migdal Haemek ' Ramat Yishay 61 04 Ami Bad Txtls Ltd Ramat Yishay. .61 60 60 S LABOUR Employment Service Yifat 61 00 Ben-Ami Ahia & Hava ' Amidar Israel National Housing Corp Ramat Yishay 61 95 Bet Lehem Hagelilit , for Immigrants Ltd SOCIAL WELFARE 60 Migdal Haemeq 61 10 Bet Lehem Hagelilit PO Youth Probation Serv Shikun Migdal Haemeq Office 61 69 Accnts Dept 61 20 Bet Shearim Moshav Bet Shearim PO60 0' Agash 608/5 Migdal Haemek. .61 61 Awrahami Devora Bet Shearim 60 24 POLICE Miftan Camel Grinding Wheel Wks Sarid Ltd Village Constable Migdal Haemeq61 44 Indust Centre Migdal Haemek.61 07 Bank Hapoalim BM Migdal Haemeq61 12 Kibbutz Sarid 60 .
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