Cherry Rural District

The cherry rural district was formed on the basis of the cherry village council of the Fedorovsky district of the Kustanai region of the Kazakh SSR .

Located in the forest-steppe zone . The climate is extremely continental , arid. The average annual rainfall is about 350 mm. The average January temperature is -20 ° C; July is 19 ° C ^[3] . The UTC + 6 time zone is the time entered in 2004, which is not the zone time (UTC + 4 real time is the present time of the city of Samara), and at this time does not correspond to the time in the Urals ( Perm , Yekaterinburg , Chelyabinsk , Kurgan ) . The time difference with London is +6 hours (instead of +4), Berlin and Prague +5 (instead of +3), Kiev , Riga +4 (instead of +2), Minsk +3 (instead of +2), Beijing -2 (instead of -4), Tokyo -4 (instead of -6).

Zip code 111903 ^[2] , phone code 8- (714-42-96).

The population of the district is 821 people, including 400 people in the village of Vishnevoe, 80 people in the village of Balykty, 209 people in the village of Beloyarovka, 75 people in the village of Usakovka, 57 people in the village of Uyskoye. ^[4] , mostly Russians , Ukrainians , Belarusians and Kazakhs . There are also Bashkirs (in the villages of Vishnevoe and Uyskoe ), Germans ( Beloyarovka ), as well as Tatars , Mordovians , Uzbeks , Azeris , Lithuanians and others. Between 2010 and 2016, the county’s population declined by 240 people. The working-age population is 427. The working population is 359. The area of ​​agricultural land is 30,981 hectares, including arable land - 20,524 hectares, pastures - 10,457 hectares ^[4] .

Neighboring districts The district borders on Leninsky s / o ( Fedorovsky district ), Vvedensky c / o and Budenovsky s / o ( Mendykarinsky district ); with the Russian Federation : Lugovskoye rural settlement of the Tselinny district of the Kurgan region and Krutoyarskoe rural settlement of the Oktyabrsky district of the Chelyabinsk region .

Nearest centers. The city of Kostanay (about 190 km from the district), the city of Rudny (~ 230 km), the city of Troitsk (~ 120 km), the city of Chelyabinsk , the city of Kurgan , the city of Yekaterinburg .

At the end of the winter of 1954, a squad of virgin soil led by the first director of the state farm, Georgy Vasilyevich Mazonko, arrived on the shore of Lake Sarykol. In fact, the non-existent still state farm was called “Balyktinsky” ^[5] (created on the basis of the collective farms “Balykty” (p. Balykty) and “III International” (p. Beloyarovka) and p. Uyskoye (kolkhoz named after Kalinin). a person, mainly Minsk dwellers - hence the new name of the farm: the state farm “Minsky.” Houses, streets, industrial and socio-cultural objects appeared ^[5] . Until 1957, the state farm was part of Vvedensky district (the district center — vvedenka , located in 30 km from the village of Vyshneve), after the unification of the districts, the state farm became part of Mendigarinsk about the district (district center - Borovskoye village ). In the mid-1960s, he became part of the Fedorovskiy district. The first director of the Minsky state farm was Vasilyevich Mazonko, who worked in the state farm system since 1931. A skilled organizer, he managed to rally the team, coped with plans for the development of the virgin lands, housing construction, necessary cultural and residential facilities. 12 thousand hectares of new land were raised here. In 1956, the economy handed over 114,160 centners of grain to the state with a plan of 89 thousand centners, for which its director received the Order of Lenin, and many workers are also honored awards The million-plus state farm had its famous leaders: A. A. Skakun, A. B. Bekmukhambetov, D. Kostyuchenko, N. F. Evenko, P. A. Landik, A. S. Kluysh, and other workers who made a great contribution in the development of villages of the state farm ^[5] . After gaining independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the situation in the countryside changed. Most farms have become private, non-state. The very concept of "state farm" was replaced by the concepts of KP (collective enterprise), later PC (production cooperative). They were replaced by several peasant farms and the base farm of Abaiisk LLP of the Ivolga-Holding Corporation. But, in spite of everything, the state farm annually gives the highest percentage of yields in the district and region. So in 1994, the Minsk mine industrial plant collected 17.1 centners per hectare. By the decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan N. A. Nazarbayev for many years of work in agriculture and active participation in the harvest of 1994, the mechanic operator of the Minskoye Enterprise, V.V. Germal, was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Republic of Kazakhstan ^[5] .

State and other institutions in the district:

• Administration: State institution "Apparatus of the Akim of the Cherry Rural District".
• Education: Minsk State Primary School, Beloyarovskaya Primary School.
• Medicine: GU "Minsk medical ambulance station", GU "Beloyarovsky FAP", GU "Uisk medical center".
• Forestry: State Institution “Usakovskoye State Institution for the Protection of Forests and Fauna”.
• Agriculture: Abayskoye LLP, Minskoye Farm.
• Post Office: Post Office: Kazpost JSC (Cherry).
• Hydrology: Hydrological station KAZHYDROMET (Uyskoe).
• Objects of culture: rural library in with. Cherry, with. Whiteling
• Small businesses: 10, including - 9 stores, a bakery - 1.

The population of the district is covered by the broadcast of the republican TV channels " Khabar ", " El Arna ". Residents of the entire district confidently receive signals from the Russian federal channels Russia-1 and Russia-2 , the channel Zvezda . Residents of the villages of Beloyrovka, Ui, partially Usakovki and Balykty can watch “ First Channel ” and “ NTV ”. In addition, the majority of residents of the district have satellite antennas, by which they can receive programs of Russian and Kazakhstan television. The following newspapers are popular among the residents of the okrug: “Kazakhstanskaya Pravda”, “Kostanay taңy”, “ Kostanay News ”, “Fedorovskie Novosti”, “ Karavan ”, “HLS: Healthy Lifestyle”, “Zubr” and others. There are no Republican radio stations. Residents of the district can listen to the radio station " Radio Russia " and radio "South Ural".

Telephonized all villages of the district. In Belorivka and Uyskoye - this is satellite communications. In Usakovka and Cherry - stationary. In the village Usakovka there is an installation for cellular coverage.

Minsk primary school . On September 1, 1955, a seven-year school opened, and in 1966 a high school. The first teachers were M. I. Bryuzgina, N. I. Andreiko, R. R. Katrich, N. G. Mazonko, V. N. Ruzanov, V. A. Sokurova, E. V. Lorenz ^[5] . A new school for 460 places was introduced in 1974. The school leaders V. Sokurov, M. U. Zakenov, especially N. K. Lorents and 0. K. Eroshevich, left good memories of themselves. The director of the state farm N. Ye. Nesterenko constantly provided enormous assistance to the school and the entire social unit. Currently, Minsk primary school has 58 students. A kindergarten has reopened in the school building.

Beloyarovskaya primary school has 42 students. In it, children of Uyskoye and Beloyrovka villages are trained. In the late 1990s and in the 2000s, residents of the village of Kamenka, Mendykarinsky District, also studied. In the villages Uyskoe and Usakovka schools are eliminated.

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  River Ui

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  Vyshneve village. Building Cherry Village Council

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  Uyskoe village

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  District Akimat Building