Yubilejnaya Street

By decision No. 65 of the Tobolsk City Executive Committee dated March 24, 1987, M-5 Street, located between 4 and 10 microdistricts, was given the name "Yubilejnayaa".

Preparations for the 400th anniversary of Tobolsk began a year before the anniversary. But the large water in the spring of 1987, which created the threat of flooding of the Podgorny Tobolsk, called into question the anniversary plans. Issue No. 1 was the filling of the city dam, which eventually protected the Lower Posad from large water for the first time in 400 years. Only a small part of the houses went under water. The anniversary celebrations still took place, although not in June, but later — in July, when the threat of flooding of the city passed. They had time to prepare for them.

As Arkady Grigorievich Elfimov, who held the post of chairman of the city executive Committee in 1987, recalled, the historical part of the city then resembled a village with crooked fences on the main streets and weeds as tall as a man. And the streets themselves were smashed by trucks employed on construction sites in the city, including on the dam. Despite the emergency, with the dam, the authorities, with the help of city enterprises that invested their own funds (primarily allocated scarce building materials), managed to bring the main streets into an "urban look".

According to Elfimov, along Klara Tsetkin Street (now Remezova), weeds were mowed, old crooked fences were removed and squares with flower beds and benches were broken. There is a new asphalt on the streets.

Large-scale restoration work began in the Kremlin, which was not completed, and the Day of the City, for example, Gostiny Dvor met in the woods. It was in the Kremlin and at the stadium located near its walls at that time that the main events took place. The heads of city enterprises and local intelligentsia actively participated in them. They were not as massive and without organized "folk festivals" as they are now. The townspeople remember that on the anniversary day, wearing the best outfits, they just went for a walk around the city ("Tobol'sk.ru").

Citizens remember two of the anniversary events. This is a theatrical production of the fairy tale "The Hunchback Horse" in the open air in the Tobolsk Kremlin and fireworks. The production was remembered by the Tobolyaks for its epicness, then interest in the Tobolsk antiquity was on the rise. And although, according to the stories of the audience, the performance was not perfect, it was firmly embedded in the memory. I also remember the fireworks — it was the first in the history of the city.

There were anniversary matches. Many of these boxes with green match heads are carefully kept until now. There were other souvenirs. In the city, you can still find concrete flowerpots with the symbols of the 400th anniversary.

A typical panel, nine-storey house with six entrances. Built in 1986, it has a total area of 13 990 square meters. The house is under the management of the Impulse Management Company. In the house there is a branch No. 5 named after Yu. Nadtochy of the Central City Library, a veterinary clinic "Zoomir" and a dental clinic "TEOdent". Pavel Ignatievich Ivanishchev, a disabled person of the Great Patriotic War, a participant in the defense of Leningrad, lived in the house.

Ivanishchev Pavel Ignatievich
(1921 — 1990)

Born on April 18, 1921 in Ostropyatova Maslyansky district. In 1938 he graduated from the courses of tractor drivers. He was drafted into the Red Army in 1940 in Maslyansky district, Omsk region. He served in the Northern Fleet, on the island of Kildin. He fought in the 325th Arrow Regiment of the 14th Infantry Division. In June 1941, the regiment joined the fighting on the Karelian Front.

From the award list:
"In battle on July 25−27, 1941 at the height of 129.9 in the Bolshaya Zapadnaya Face area, sniper Ivanishchev destroyed up to 25 fascists, took out of the battle with his fire the servants of 2 machine guns and 5 officers. During these 3 days, he carried 2 wounded junior commanders and 4 Red Army soldiers from the battlefield.
On August 2, during the battle, carried away by the destruction of enemy officers, Ivanishchev did not notice how he was surrounded by an enemy squad. Ivanishchev, having 3 cartridges and 1 grenade, destroyed 3 fascist machine gunners and, throwing a grenade at the enemy, joined his squad. At that time Ivanishchev was wounded."
For these battles, Pavel Ignatievich was presented to the Order of the "Red Star" by Order No. 141 of December 27, 1941. The order was signed by the commander of the regiment, Major A.A. Shakita (Shikita) and the commissar of the regiment, political commissar V. Lapshin.

From August 1941 to March 1942 he fought in the 173rd Rifle Regiment. The 173rd Rifle Regiment defended Leningrad near Pushkin. Up until September 27, 1941, the Nazis made furious attempts to overcome the resistance of Soviet troops and break through to Leningrad. At the end of October, the regiment suffered heavy losses. Pavel Ignatievich was wounded by a shrapnel in his right arm. At first he was in the hospital in Kolpino. Then he was taken out of Leningrad along the "Road of Life". From April 11 to April 29, 1942, he was treated at the evacuation hospital No. 3143 in Berezniki, Perm Krai. By the decision of the medical commission on May 1, 1942 he was declared unfit for military service. November 6, 1944 Ivanishchev Pavel Ignatyevich was awarded the medal "For the Defense of Leningrad". In addition, he was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st degree, medals "For Victory over Germany", "For Valiant Labor" and other awards.

In 1943, Pavel Ignatievich married Maria Vasilievna Redicultseva, with whom he lived for 47 years. Two daughters Valentina and Tamara were born. After the war, he worked for many years as a mechanic on the collective farm "40 years of October" of the Kugaevsky Village Council. He did not like to remember the war, he wore awards only on holidays. In 1979 Pavel Ignatievich and Maria Vasilyevna moved to Tobolsk to their youngest daughter, and in 1986 they settled in a new house. On September 14, 1990 Pavel Ignatievich passed away. He was buried in the Zavalny cemetery.

Writer Yuri Sergeyevich Nadtochiy
(October 17, 1944 — November 8, 2019)

Born on October 17, 1944 in the city of Noginsk, Moscow region. He graduated from the tenth grade in Mozdok, in North Ossetia. In 1964, he began writing poetry. In 1967 he entered the Gorky Literary Institute. After graduation he worked in the regional newspapers of the Arkhangelsk, Vologda regions, Yamal, in the village of Yar-Sale, Tyumen region, in the regional newspaper Pravda Tundra.

In May 1974, with the first detachment of builders-Korchagintsev came to the construction of the Tobolsk petrochemical complex. In 1977, the Central Ural Book Publishing House published essays «Giant on the Irtysh» about the construction of the Tobolsk plant and a collection of short stories «Hot Land». In 1979, a collective collection «Run-up» was published in the Sredne-Ural Book Publishing House, one of the authors of which was Yu. Nadtochiy writes in many genres — journalism, drama, scripts, poems and poems, but considers prose to be the main genre. In 1982 the publishing house «Molodaya Gvardiya» publishes a book of prose «Flight by landmarks», for which Yu. Nadtochiy received a diploma of the All-Union Competition named after Nikolai Ostrovsky.

In 1987 The Sredne-Ural publishing house has published a book for children «What we should build a house». He published essays and short stories in the magazines «Ural», «Ural Pathfinder», «North», «Rural Youth», «Literary Studies», in the weekly «Literary Russia». Poems were published in the almanacs «Poetry of the North», «Literary Ossetia», «Polar Circle». Yuri Nadtochiy was engaged in poetic translations into Russian of fraternal Caucasian poets. He was a participant of the VII All-Union Meeting of Young writers (Moscow), the meeting of young poets (Moscow Sverdlovsk), Perm and Orenburg meetings of young writers. He has been a member of the Writers ' Union since 1984.

For forty-five years he lived and worked in Tobolsk, where he arrived with the first detachment for the construction of the Tobolsk petrochemical complex. A few years ago, at the request of the Tyumen regional branch of the Union of Writers of Russia, the name of Yuri Nadtochy was assigned to one of the libraries of the city. On the eve of the 75th anniversary of the writer, colleagues appealed to the deputies of Tobolsk with a petition for awarding the chronicler, playwright and novelist the title of «Honorary Citizen of the city». Yuri Sergeyevich did not have time to wait for this — his heart stopped shortly after the anniversary.

Residential multi-apartment panel house of nine floors at 10 microdistrict, 67, built in 1995, the total area of the house is 7106.10 square meters. At the beginning of October 2021, street art "Legends and Tales of the Siberian land" appeared on the facade of the building. Its author is Elizaveta Krasnikova, a Tobolsk citizen. The street art depicts two children reading a book and an image of a glowing deer.