On the wide Volga №36 (1975)

1. TASSR. "2 million square meters of housing." A ceremonial meeting dedicated to the delivery of two million square meters of living space.

The head of the Chelny house-building plant Bibishev presents a symbolic key to the "anniversary apartment" to the chairman of the executive committee of the City Council Gilyazov, and real keys to a worker of the house-building plant, a plumber of SMU-63 Nikolai Dementyevich Koshelev. 2. Chuvashia. "Cheboksary hydroelectric power station." Builders.

Construction site.

Work on the construction of the Cheboksary hydroelectric power station.

A tractor is working.

Concreting of the foundation of the hydroelectric power station building has begun. 3. Mordovia. "25 shock shifts." Saransk instrument-making plant.

A worker with finished products.

The secretary of the party organization of the plant, Ivan Yakovlevich Bulanov, presents a certificate and a challenge pennant to the head of workshop #5, Margarita Andreyevna Pikalova.

The workers applaud. 4. Mari ASSR. "SSO - 75".

The construction of livestock facilities is an integral part of the program for the development of the Non-Black Earth Zone of Russia.

International student construction teams work at rural construction sites in the Mari ASSR. 5. TASSR. "Shapshi".

The village of Shapshi in the Vysokogorsky District of the Tatar ASSR is one of the experimental settlements.

Everything here is as close to urban conditions as possible.

The favorite recreation area of the village residents is the community center.

Gulsinar Nizamova is a graduate of the Yelabuga Cultural and Educational School, the artistic director of the club teaches classes with a choreographic group.

The club dancers are preparing a program for the upcoming first All-Union Festival of Amateur Artistic Creativity. 6. Mordovia. "Carver Nikonov".

Saransk carpenter Alexander Fedorovich Nikonov created works that were exhibited at numerous exhibitions, including an exhibition of amateur artists in Moscow.

The work "The Ulyanov Family" was donated to the V. I. Lenin Memorial Museum in Ulyanovsk.

The tradition of wood carving lives on in Mordovia.