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635 Binyamina BINYAMTNA SECTION 635 Binyamina BINYAMTNA SECTION (063) For dialling instructions please refer to page 628 EMERGENCY CALLS First Aid 8222 GOVERNMENT OFFICES Cohen Meir Driver 81 77 Kac Jadwiga Napcha Chaim 82 03 Nauhaus Yitzhak Driver LABOUR Employment Serv Cohn Trudi Ruth Farmer 10 Assara Harugei Malchut 82 04 Rehov Hanassi 80 67 Moshav Hananya 81 42 Labour Exchanges Kamoni Jehoshua Farmer Nemirovsky Bilha & Uzi Binyamina POB 2 81 30 Rehov Hameyasdim 81 32 Eisenberg Matityahu Givat Ada 80 31 Givat Ada 81 27 Rehov Hacarmel 80 19 Kampinsky Gad Sedot Yam 82 37 Nir Zeev (Winer) Farmer Or Aqiva 80 80 El-Al Israel Airlines Ltd KAYIT V'SHAYIT in CAESAREA LTD Rehov Hashnayim 80 68 POSTS Post Office 80 02 Caesarea Hotel 82 35 Caesarea Beach Sedot Yam 81 61 Olmert Mordechai7NahlatJabotinsky80 48 Rebov Hameyasdim 81 75 Eliaz Winecellars Ltd 80 43 Kefar Gllckson Kibbutz Or Reuben (Lichtcr) Farmer Postal Agcy Givat Ada 8121 Elory Michael (Civ Eng) Kefar Glickson PO 80 17 Postal Agcy Or Aqiva 80 51 & Lea Handicraft Teacher Rehov Hameyasdim 80 62 Kellner Rachel & Raphael Postal Agcy Sederot Yam 81 63 Shekhunat Yaakov 80 69 Oren Arye (Aronson) 80 46 Rehov Hameyasdim 81 52 SOCIAL WELFARE Miftan Employment Serv Labour Exchange Paikovitz Malachi Rehov Hashnayim 81 70 Kobo Pinkas Taxi Serv 80 45 Binyamina POB 2 81 30 Indust Zone Or Aqiva 8107 Pardess Syndicate Of Palestine Givat Ada 81 27 KUPAT HOLIM Health Serv Of The TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATIONS Citrus Growers Ltd 80 20 Or Aqiva 80 80 Gen Fed Of Jewish Labour 80 41 Railway Station 80 07 Paster Arnon Farmer Clinic Or Aqiva 80 03 Eshel Agric Coop Soc in Binyamina Rehov Hahoresh 81 01 Kupat Holim Of The National Workers Ackerman Eshel Agric Coop Soc Ltd80 42 Ltd Rehov Hanassi 80 42 Paster Nahum Broker 2 Haherut. .81 02 Organization Branch Binyamina. .80 09 Alliance-Caescrea Polymer Industry Ltd Fein Ifrah & Rivka 82 19 Paz Binyamina Zvi Yaar & Co Ltd.80 84 Indust Zone Or Akiva 81 81 FelisDrThco Farmer 82 09 Pharmacy Meyer Walter Meyer ...81 40 Labour Council Binyamina POB 2.81 13 Alon Mordekhai (Paikowitz) Farmer.80 21 Foreign Trade Bank Ltd Branch Polak Arie &Jochcved Agric Farm Labour Council Givat Ada 81 08 Alon Moshe (Paikoviz) Farmer. ... 82 12 Golf Hotel Caesarea 82 02 Rehov Hanassi 81 53 Labour Council Or Aqiva Or Aqiva.. 80 05 Alonci Yitzhak Educ Inst Ladsky Arthur Ceasariya 82 06 Francitex Manufacture of Jaquard Regavim Kibbutz Shomron Mobile PO 80 30 Laucr Moshe 81 72 Cloth Ltd Or Aqiva Caesarea ...81 54 Shomron Mobile PO 81 34 Altschuler Rehavia Farmer Friedman Shoshana & Meir Lavie Amiram Lavies Institute Regional Council Alona POB 9 ...81 65 Rehov Haherut 81 45 Grocery & Fishmgr 82 21 Rehov Hahoresh 81 00 Reshut Nikuz Taninim POB 17 80 60 Altshuller Haya 82 01 Fruchter Arye 80 28 LAVIES INST Rehov Hahoresh. .81 00 Rosenthal Dr Fritz Farmer Amikam Moshav Lazarus Dr Karl 80 22 Rehov Hanassi 81 51 Shomron Mobile PO 80 35 Ganon Moshe 80 25 Levin Yehoshua Rehov Haherut .. .80 73 Rubin Haim Kibbutz Sedot Yam..81 06 Ganon Yaakov Taxi Serv Amir Supply Co Israel Farmers' Fed Ltd Levy Sonia Hrdrsr 82 08 Rehov Haganim 80 27 Sacher Audrey & Michael Givat Ada 80 14 Leybovitch Yaakov Farmer Geshait Amram Givat Ada 81 29 Caesarea 82 24 Arcns Michael 81 12 Rehov Hanassi 82 17 Geva Rivka & Aharon Givat Ada. .80 37 Arison Yedidia 82 05 SCHOOLS Lichtenstein Sara Rstnt Em Hadrachim Geva Uri & Nira Givat Ada 80 12 Elementary 81 31 Arison Yisrael Farmer & Haifa-Tel Aviv Rd 80 92 Ner Rabbi Akiva Relig Elem Grocery Whsle 80 47 Lidai Mordechai Rehov Haherut ..81 04 Or Akiva 82 20 Arizohn & Goldsmidth Wholesalers Please announce your identity Lime & Stone Production Co Ltd Secondary Givat Hapoel 80 40 Rehov Hameyasdim 80 15 and do not say "yes" or Schreiber Yosef Flour Mill 80 01 Quarry 81 71 Sdot Yam Caesarea Tile 81 64 Arizon Arie Farmer 81 56 "hallo" Mgr of Binyamina Quarry Sedot-Yam Kibbutz Sedot-Yam PO.. 81 63 Avdori Hanan Actor & Composer J Dessiatnik Res 81 50 Shadmi Yissakhar Sedot Yam 80 75 Givat Ada 80 13 Linshitzki Shelomo Sausage Fcty . .81 33 Gilboa Hana & Yehuda Givat Ada .80 91 Shamir Zvi (Shatzman) 81 17 Lishkat Hamas POB 13 80 49 Gingika Gavriel Trnspt Shohat Dan 82 10 Bank Hapoalim B M 81 37 Lisovsky Amnon Kibbutz Sedot Yam81 84 Rehov Haganim 81 47 Shoheth Yaakov Farmer Givat Ada 81 20 Givat Ada Branch 81 23 Local Council Binyamina POB 8 ... 80 08 Givat Nili Moshav POB 20 80 34 Shoheth Yosef Farmer Or Aqiva Branch 81 60 Chairman M Alon Res 80 21 Goldberg O Mesillot 80 04 Rehov Haganim 81 46 Local Council Givat Ada 81 25 BANK LEUMI LE-ISRAEL B M ... 81 58 Goldenberg Abraham Plumber Shomroni Mordekhai 80 20 Baumgart Erich Farmer 80 63 Buffet 81 28 Or Akiva 82 07 Shumolavitz Batya & Arye Baumol Aharon Givat Ada 80 36 Local Council Jisr Az Zarqa 81 98 Goldstein Meir 81 36 Rehov Hameyasdim 80 72 Local Council Or Aqiva.... 82 56 80 56 Beautiful Corner Branitzki & Fogel Goldstein Naomi & Josef 81 79 Silbcr ID & Esther 81 16 Social Welfare Rehov Rothschild 80 56 Haifa-Tel Aviv Rd 82 16 Gratwohl Hayim Givat Hapoel ...80 64 Shilony Simcha Production Eng .. .80 90 Education & Culture Library BetHananya Moshav POB 22 81 57 Grinbaum Alexander Farmer Society for Landscaping & Preservation of Rehov Herzog 80 55 Birenbaum Mordechai Driver 81 73 Givat Ada 80 57 Historic Sites Cesarea 80 10 LOTAN EPH ENGNG CORP LTD Bojm Joseph Hatchery Spiegel Mordechai Taxi Driver Gross Yehiel Farmer Givat Ada. .80 58 Caesarea 80 78 Nahalat Jabotinsky 81 05 Givat Ada 81 22 Lotan Ephraim Civ Eng Caesarea .80 78 Bonstein Joseph&Ehud RehovHanassi80 53 Hacohen Hillel 81 19 Stavi Naaman 80 16 Branitzky Shimon POB 5 81 13 Hacohen Susanna 80 65 Magen David Adorn 82 22 Straton Cafe & Rstnt Hadar Agudat Pardesanim Cesarea Harbour 80 81 Branitzky Simeon Rstnt Halfway House Mahlcvat Hashomron 81 38 Binyamina Kevish Haifa-Tel Aviv.80 52 Shitufit Ltd 80 06 Malul Rabbi Menashe Or Akiva ... 80 86 Tavori Yaakov Guide Braun Emilie 80 79 Margalit Miriam Givat Ada 80 59 Haklai Givat Ada Aguda Shitufit Ltd.81 24 Rehov Hanassi Or Aqiva 81 78 Margalit Yitzhak Farmer Givat Ada81 48 Burnstcin Ephraim Halvaa Vehisakhon Zikhron Yaaqov Taxi Serv Nadiv 81 55 Matossevitch Rachel 3 Nahalat Jabotinsky 80 83 Co-op Ltd Branch Binyamina. .80 11 TetroYoussef Or Akiva (Block 646) 82 1 3 (near Nahlat B Jabotinsky) 81 15 Branch Givat Ada 81 26 Caesarea Beach Resort Corp Ltd 81 66 Mazon Maafiya Cooperative Ltd. .80 26 I ihiI I i.l Rehov Ha'atzmaut 80 33 Hamburger Annie 81 39 Caesarea Dvlpmnt Corp Ltd Modem Jehoshua HAMOSSACH LTD Automotive Servs Vilder Yonatan 81 59 Riding Centre Caesarea 82 66 Mech Workshop & Garage 80 88 Vilenski Hayim Eng 80 24 & Repair Shekhunat Yaaqov ...81 88 Caesarea Golf & Country Club Ltd Mendelson Lazar Ins Agcy Rehov Hameyasdim 81 09 Weinrib Esther Or Akiva PO 81 74 HAPOEL HAMIZRACHI BANK LTD Branch Or Aqiva 80 70 Michaeli Jacob & Yafa Nahalat Jabotinsky 80 74 Caesarea Hotel 81 91 HaruviS 31 Bet Hananya 82 18 Rehov Hameyasdim 82 38 Winer Rachel Rehov Hashnayim . .80 68 Caesaria Textile Works Ltd Herzenstein Malka & Asat Zinzicha Daniel Taxi Driver Mifal lahanot Hatraktorim Ltd Or Aqiva 82 50 80 50 Rehov Hameyasdim 80 82 Shekhunat Yaaqov 80 66 Givat Ada 80 29 Cochavi Yehuda Moshav Bet Hananya 81 43 Milam Schimon 80 89 Zipkis Chaim & Shoshana 80 00 Cohen Abraham Givat Ada 80 32 Ikarci Binyamina Aguda Shitufit Ltd81 18 .
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