 There was a small market place in the village , as well as six grain mills ( powered by the numerous springs and wadis in the vicinity ) , and a health center . The various quarters of Lajjun had many shops . A bus company was established in Lajjun by a villager from Umm al @-@ Fahm ; the bus line served Umm al @-@ Fahm , Haifa , and a number of villages , such as Zir 'in . In 1937 , the line had seven buses . Subsequently , the company was licensed to serve Jenin also , and acquired the name of " al @-@ Lajjun Bus Company " . 
