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30444 First Aid 30333, 30463 657 Rosh Pinna — Yavneel — Zefat Oren Yosef 2/22 Shalom 3 70 55 Salomon Nahum 3 70 32 Shababo Haim 22 Harahva 3 70 41 Vago Elvira Cafe Hayarden 3 70 18 Oren Zvi Transport Salomon Yitzhak Yessud Hamaala3 71 95 Shabtai Gourji Grocery , Vered Hagalil Ltd 12 David Shub 3 70 38 Samson Yehuda Galilee Fruit Co Ltd Hahula 508/1 3 70 92 Farm & Hotel Yehuda Avni Paz Pumping Station 3 71 6Q Hatzor 3 71 45 Shamai David Taxi Driver Upper Galilee Mobile PO 3 70 85 Rasky Zvi 3 71 52 Satati Jacob Galilee Fruits Ltd 17 David Shub 3 70 20 Wainshtcin Baruch 27 David Shub.3 70 29 Shaulski Jonathan Horticultural Instr Yarkony Yaakov 18 Hahalutzim .3 70 53 Robenchtein Miriam 3 70 52 621 Hatzor 3 71 29 29 Harahva 3 70 43 Yesud Hamaala Local Council Rooda Yehezkel Furn SCHOOLS Shupen Yehoshua Grocery Hagalil Haelyon Mobile PO 3 71 01 Rassco Centre Hatsor 3 70 81 Hagalil Elem Hatzor 3 71 62 Commercial Centre Hatzor 3 70 42 Yitzhak Eliyahu Yessud Hamaala.3 70 76 Honi Hatnc'agcl Relig Elem Rosner Vardi 203 Hatzor 3 71 44 Zcrahia & Steiner Assis& Bejarano Shwartz Emanuel 3 70 93 Rosner Yhosha Bakery Hatzor 3 71 63 Bros Ltd Agts 3 70 11 Silberman Menachem Taxi Driver.3 70 33 Shikun Hissachon 264 3 70 82 Sedch Eli'ezer Moshav Zerahia Moshe 59 David Shub. ..3 70 51 Rosnfeld Yair 15 Harahva 3 70 97 HagalilHaelyon Mobile PO 3 71 43 Tolidano Daniel 3 70 94 Zerahia Yitzhak Grocery 3 70 11 Rutenberg Jose. Bldg Contr Seraf Moshe Driver Tractors Stn Co Ltd Yessud Hamaala Zuk Tamar & Baruch Shikun Hadash 3 70 98 Honi Hame'agel 618/3 3 70 90 Upper Galilee Mobile PO 3 71 91 17 Harahva Hahaklait 3 70 96 YAVNEEL SECTION (067) For dialling instructions please refer to page 649 GOVERNMENT OFFICES Cohen Chalfon 18 Bet Gan 5 90 12 Kohen Malka 5 90 43 Mifal Tachanot Hatraktorim Ltd LABOUR Employment Service Labour Exchange Kosticki Matatyahu Farmer Moshav Sharona 5 90 26 Employment Serv Labour Exchange Hagalil Hatahton 5 90 06 Main Rd 5 90 23 Miskal Shimon & Batsheva 5 90 40 Hagalil Hatahton 5 90 06 Girtler Yitzhak 5 90 27 Kupat Holimol the Gen Labour Fed .5 90 05 Paletz Nehemya 5 90 28 POSTS Grinberg David 5 90 44 Postal Agcy 5 90 14 Kurakin-Taneser Miriam Sharfman Bilha & Ori 5 90 32 Gurhnkel Sarah Lower Galilee Abramson Penina Lower Galilee Moshava Yavneel 5 90 18 Shani Shemuel 5 90 31 Mobile PO 5 90 33 Mobile PO 5 90 35 Labour Council Yavneel 5 90 17 Sharona Moshav Bank Hapoalim B M 5 90 21 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Home Adler Hayim Artist Painter Askenazi Ratael Grocery & Vegs LABOUR Public Works Dept . .3 00 55 of Kupat Holim 3 00 12 Kiryat Hatzayarim 3 00 42 40 Yerushalayim 3 04 77 Employment Service Beit Havra'a Canaan Adler Y'ekuticl Aston Anne Labour Exchange 3 00 16 3 00 17 Har Cana'an 3 01 07 Shikun Hissachon 44/22 3 01 73 Shikun Olim 38/7 Zefat B' 3 01 49 National Ins Inst Agri Meir Cafe-Rstnt (Kasher) Ata Ltd Txtls Beit Havra'a David Hotel & Pension 3 00 62 Rehov Yerushalayim 3 00 14 77 Yerushalayim 3 04 28 Rehov Yerushalayim 3 05 34 Akam Commercial & Office Serv Atzmon Sewing Machs Ltd Beit Margoa Miron POLICE (Hadar Ins Agcy) POB 105 ... .3 0 3 93 Indust Zone 3 04 95 Merom Haggalil Mobile PO .. .3 03 81 Police Station 3 04 44 Akrabi Bracha & Emanuel Audit Union of the Workers' Agric Coop Beit Margo'a shel Ovdei Hasokhnut Rest Home Har Canaan 3 02 37 Shikun 16/2 3 05 66 Soc Ltd Merkaz Mizhari 3 02 52 Rehov Haatzmaut 3 01 14 Sewing Wkshp Indust Centre .3 00 64 Alei-Tabak Ltd Tobacco 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