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645 Nahalal — Nazareth Canadian Hadassa Wizo Halaby Samuel (Moshe) Local Counc I Migdal Haemeq FaisGregori Migdal Haemeq 60 48 Agricultural School 60 06 Migdal Haemek 912/13 60 72 Migdal Haemeq PO 61 37 Palestine Tarshish Co Ltd Diamond Work Soc Welfare Dept 61 65 Cinema Dalia (Sapy Invstmnt & Hamidrasha Hamamlakhtit Migdal Haemeq 60 14 Dvlpmnt Co Ltd) 60 81 Le-Morei Kefar 60 33 Ambulance Driver Palewitz Abraham 60 27 Gino Shalom Res 60 21 Cohen David Advct 60 61 Harish & Associates Road & Public Peied Mosbe 60 20 Local Council Ramat Yishay 61 62 Cohen Nitza 60 61 Wks Ltd Ramat David 61 05 Lustig Abraham Driver Raenlersky Haim Farmer 60 71 Hazut Daniel Ramat Balfour (Block 34) Cohen Rabbi Zekharya 60 79 Ramat Yishay 61 01 Migdal Haemek 61 42 Ramat Darid Kevutza Ayanot Committee Nahalal Village 60 28 Maayan Bracha & Yeshayahu Ramat David PO 60 25 Helena Rubinstein Ltd Cosmetics Fcty Condrea Dr Harry Gynaecol & Surg 9 Ha'arazim Migdal Haemek 60 51 Regev Yoaal 60 50 Migdal Haemeq 61 76 61 75 Shikun 923/4 Migdal Haemeq 61 28 Magen David Adorn Ambulance Dvr Regional Council Hakishon POB 12.60 76 Delek The Israel Fuel Corp Ltd Hochman Uzi Bet She'arim 60 69 Bar-On Arnon 60 78 Regional Sec School Yifat 60 40 Fuel Stn Ramat Yishai 61 02 Irgun Nahagei Migdal Haemek 61 77 Manila Moshe & Miryam Religions Council Migdal Haemeq.. .61 17 Eberchon Abraham (Driver) & Ruth Shikun Israwood Ltd Mfr of Woodware Grocery Migdal Haemeq 61 35 Reznik Pinhas Ramat Yishay 61 51 Ammami 702a Migdal Haemek.. .60 16 Indust Zone Migdal Hameq 61 21 Mapai Israel Labour Party Edelman Zvi Ramat Yishai 60 89 Samelevici Meir Elecn .lanai Oded Ramat Yishay 60 38 Migdal Haemek 61 40 Elhanani Abraham Elec Wks Contr Jewish Agency Absorption Dept Migdal Haemeq 705/A 61 16 Masie Herzl & Naomi 60 26 80 Balfour Migdal Haemek 60 08 Migdal Haemeq 61 31 Shalom Aleichem Elem School Medianu Armin Elecn RamatYishay.61 86 Employment Service Kantor Zeev Migdal Haemeq 61 36 Meirovitz Simha Ramat Yishay 61 95 Ramat Balfour 15 Migdal Haemek61 41 Sharoni Michael Migdal Haemeq 61 10 11 Haoranim Migdal Haemek... .61 08 Moshav Bet She'arim 60 45 Kefar Hahoresh Kevutza Garage & Accnts Dept 61 20 Plantations Nazareth Rd 60 44 Mekorot Water Co Ltd Kishon Dist61 56 Shelah Hayim Eshkol Hillel 60 53 Keren Bituah Lepoalim Haklaim Tech Supply Kav 9 61 74 Shikun Rassco 9 Migdal Haemek60 74 Eyal Dr J 60 43 Ramat Yishay 61 03 Meshek Sarid Kibbutz Sarid PO.. .60 66 Shor Amos & Hanna Farmers Farkas Poldi Painter Bet She'arim 61 98 Kharoshct Kheymar Ltd Tiles Factory Messinger Abraham Farmer Migdal Haemek (Block 677/71).. .60 15 Migdal Haemeq 61 33 Ramat Yishay 61 43 Shoresh Shmuel MK Bet She'arim.61 79 Frenkel Yerachmiel Ramat Yishai. 60 85 Mifal Habniya Shcl Hakibbutz Hameuhad Kulbazki Yehuda Radio &Elec Commercial Shuman Micha Moshav Bet She'arim61 97 Friedlaender-Nathanson Toni 60 30 Centre Migdal Haemek 61 50 Ltd Migdal Haemek 60 90 Slutzky Rachel Farmer 60 46 GALILEE BREWERY (1961) LTD Kupat Holim of Gen Labour Fed Mifalim Aguda Haklait Shitufit Ltd Tnuva Haifa Region Ltd Migdal Haemeq.61 83 6184 60 86 Nahalal 60 12 Sarid PO 61 59 Mgr Hillel Eshkol Res 60 53 Haim Goldstein Adm Mgr Res 23 Hativat Migdal Haemeq 61 53 Migdal Haemek Bkry Commercial Golani Migdal Haemek 61 46 Ramat Yishay 61 06 Centre Migdal Haemek 61 55 Trubek Brachyahu & Tamar Shikun Kibbutz Sarid 60 23 Hissachon 807/2 Migdal Haemek60 84 A Sachs Maintenance Mgr Res Rehov Mor Yehuda 60 76 Surg's Res Kevutzat Gevat 60 09 Hativat Golani Migdal Haemek61 47 Wajnberg Nachman Moshavei Hatzafon Moshavei Hatzafon Labour Council Migdal Haemeq... .61 14 Gevat Kevutza Gevat PO 60 54 Ltd Bet Shearim 61 78 Aguda Haklait Merkazit Shitufit Ltd Ramat Yishay 61 67 GevatiHaim Kibbutz Yifat 6170 Ramat Yishay 61 78 Wenger Meir Driver Langer Dov 61 94 Moshav Bet She'arim.... 60 13 Glovis Ltd Gloves Leather Ware Lavie Ruth & Reuven (Palcvich) 61 52 Nahalal Moshav Ovdim Ltd 60 17 Migdal Haemeq 61 24 Weil Nathan i.'c ofTransport Re-60 49 Yifat Kevutza Yifat PO 60 62 Levi Jacob Mech Crpntry Golan David & Malka 61 29 Ramat Yishai 61 09 Neve-Yaar Experimental Stn Yoffe Reuven Farmer 60 22 Haama Ltd Migdal Haemek 61 93 Levin Reuven 60 10 Haifa PO 61 88 Yosefson Abraham Butchershop Ha'ari Relig Elem School Levy Dr David Moshav Bet She'arim60 32 Of Haemek Ltd Slaughterhouse 61 45 Rassco Centre Migdat Haemek. 60 70 Migdal Haemeq 60 80 Licht Ben-Zion 60 58 On Art fns Assn Coop Sarid 60 42 Yosifon Avigdor Farmer Hachaklait Mutual Soc Ltd Ramat Yishai 60 73 Orlach Leather Mfrs Ltd Mgr Avraham Yafe 60 19 I ishkat Hamas Youth Centre Migdal Haemek 612 Gen Lab Fed Migdal Haemeq.. .61 22 Ramat Yishay 61 81 Dr J Eyal Res 60 43 6 NAZARETH SECTION (065) For Dialling Instructions please refer to page 640 EMERGENCY CALLS Police 4444 First Aid 4333 Employment Serv Labour Exchange A GOVERNMENT OFFICES INTERIOR Govnt House Rehov 114/48 40 69 THE OFFICES OF THE PRIME Upper Nazareth 48 87 Abboud Khalil Advct Regov Rashi. .42 51 Upper Nazareth 42 06 MINISTER Govnt Tourist Abdul-Hakim Khaiid Hassan Dist Commissioner Labour Exch for Youth Information Office Rehov Garage.41 44 Rehov 604 47 44 Kiryat Hamemshaia 48 92 Rehov 114/37 43 68 Advsr on Arab Affairs 47 35 AbrahimYacob Rehov Hashuk 41 77 Immigration & Registration Regional Office Nazareth Hit 46 10 Dist Office Kiryat Hamemshala48 92 Abu Ahmad (El-Wawi) Muhammed AGRICULTURE National Ins Inst Rehov 114 41 22 Butchershop Old Market 42 43 Arab Villages Sec 40 43 Immigration & Registration POLICE Sub-Dist Office Russian Bldg. .44 30 Abu Asal lskandar Aziz Garage Israel Land Adm Rehov 406 4001 Police Station Russian Rehov 114/71 47 45 Planning Office Bldg 44 44 44 45 EDUCATION & CULTURE Abu Assad Tewfik Bldg Mtrls & Lime Kiryat Hamemshaia 48 92 Arab Education Inspector's Office Village Constable Rehov 721/2 43 31 Rehov 114/39 44 16 JUSTICE 301/5 Kiryat Nazareth 42 91 Abu Kishk Bkry Rehov 114/39 .... 46 76 Yizreei Divisional Headquarters. .44 51 Govnt House Upper Nazareth .48 87 Magistrate's Court Russian Bldg .43 37 Abu Nassar Bros Rehov Garage 40 42 Land Registry Upper Nazareth.. .42 26 POSTS Post Office Russian Bldg .40 19 AbuNassar Rstnt Rehov Casanova.41 71 FINANCE Paul Abou Massad Notary Public Russian Bldg 43 37 Upper Nazareth 41 51 Income Tax Russian Bldg 40 38 Telegraph 42 11 Res Rehov 403/48 4 1 71 Attorney's Office (Galilee Subdistrict) Property Tax & Compenstaion Fund Postal Agcies Nazareth Hit 41 43 Abu-Nassar Nairn Rehov 119/2 42 93 Russian Bldg 41 48 Russian Bldg " 40 39 Katr Karma 43 97 Abu-Nassar Samir CPA (Isr) LABOUR Upper Nazareth 40 41 Yafia 41 87 5 Casanova 43 94 Arab Labour Section Rehov 114/48.44 1 1 Abunolal Michael Archt Customs and Excise Russian Bldg44 76 RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS Moslem Rehov Harashi 43 47 Vocational Training Centre Religious Court Rehov 114/36.. .40 52 HEALTH Rehov 604/20 44 34 Abu Rahmoun Abdallah Rehov 101 .40 76 Health Dept Northern Dist SOCIAL WELFARE Public Works Dept 12 Atzmon ... 41 94 Abu Sinai Avud JP Reporter Rehov 904 43 57 Dist Office Rehov 605/4 44 1 3 After Office Hours Rehov Halatin Hashuk 40 07 Probation Office Rehov 604/20. .40 85 Lung Diseases Hospital (Emergency Only) 46 38 Abu Sinni & Ispanioli Bldg Contrs Kevish Nazareth-Haifa 40 84 Shechunat Hayalim Meshuhrarim41 45 Asphalt Wkshp (North Dist).. .43 13 TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS Meteorological Station Abu Sinni Nimer Milad HOUSING Mtrl Testing Lab Indust Zone Shechunat Hayalim Meshuhrarim41 45 Galilee Dist Kiryat Nazareth 42 21 3 Betan Upper Nazareth 40 23 57/26 Kiryat Nazareth 46 89 .
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