The craft does not ask for food or drink, but brings bread. A craft doesn’t ask for food or drink, but it brings bread. Proverb: with a craft you can travel all over the world
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The craft does not ask for bread, but feeds it itself.
Craft is respected everywhere.
Craftsmanship is held in high esteem everywhere.
A bad craft is better than good theft.
By craft and trade. The craft is not without trade.
Not every craft is evil.
With craft, even the crippled will get bread.
Even though it's a censer, it still hits you with money.
Even if you smoke incense, just to get money.
Even with a chisel, he can fish for fish (Fomka was fooling the onlookers by fishing with a chisel, while his assistants were picking out his pockets).
The Lord commanded to feed from the earth.
Bipod - golden legs. Soshenka fry, golden horns!
Hold on to the pine tree, the crooked leg!
Hold on tight to your plow and harrow!
Love Andrevna (plow), you will have bread.
He who is lazy with his plow will have a bad year all year long.
The floor is wet, and the belly is full (Arkhangelsk fishermen).
There would be fish, but there would be bread (the same).
The sea is our field (same).
The yardstick makes things better. To know according to the master's standards.
You can't weave a bast without measure. And the coffin is made to measure.
The carpenter (employee) gets a penny, the contractor (employee) a ruble.
The auction is good, will the rebidding say anything?
Sing, feed, hire from the yard!
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You can't pull the soup with your teeth. You can't grab a hedgehog with your bare hands.
If the tugs are bad, take care of them!
The mounted horse is not far away and is lucky.
You won't get far with a treated mare.
On a skinny horse, quickly move to the side.
On a good horse along the track, and on a bad horse on the side.
The one who has belt tugs is the one who has tugs, but we have basts and washcloths, but they rushed there (and you can’t fix belt ones on the road).
And he didn’t lubricate it, but he went.
A thin harness means an unhappy (not good) ride.
Bad tackle won't let you rest.
It's annoying for the horse, it's annoying for the tugs too.
It's annoying for the barge hauler - it's annoying for the strap too.
String-string on the straps (bad, fragile harness).
Those who can, go; but he can’t, he just crawls.
It is not the horse that rides (lucky), but the road (but the food, that is, a smooth road and a well-fed horse).
The ships are lowered and greased with lard.
It would be good to use this knife to put an old man on the stove (stupid).
You can ride this knife even if you're on horseback (without a saddle).
On this knife you can even ride or gallop.
The bad master used this saw.
Anyone whose instrument is too clean is a bad master (bad worker).
Sleeping long means living with debt. To sleep for a long time is a duty to sleep.
The sharper the ax, the more controversial the matter. The ax is the breadwinner.
You can go all over the world with an axe. The ax is the head of the whole thing.
The ax puts on, the ax puts on shoes.
Chips fly from the axe, taxes are paid.
If only God had not provided an axe, it would have been time to drown ourselves long ago.
Glue and plane for the carpenter are the fathers.
The sheep also jumps over the low spindle.
You cannot heat the sea with a nail (Shilom).
You can't pick the bast off a stone. You won't get rid of the demon with an amenem.
From the devil with a cross, and from a pig with a pestle.
The German has a tool for everything.
The sword is sharp, but there is no one to flog.
It would be a nice day, but there’s no one to hit. Without beating, without even eating.
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Last Saturday in the lives of more than a hundred students of vocational school No. 69 in the village of Uspenskoye, one of the five best institutions vocational education our region, a significant event took place.
Boys and girls - graduates of 2015 - received diplomas from this educational institution. These are cooks and hairdressers, general construction workers, electricians, agricultural tractor drivers, and auto mechanics. By the way, specialists in the profession “Electrician of electrical networks” were trained for the first time within the walls of the PU.
...There are no empty seats in the large hall of the school - here are the students, their teachers, masters and parents, for whom this day is probably the most hectic. Along the “starry” path, the heroes of the occasion come onto the stage - beautiful, grown-up and yet excited... children.
The boys and girls were congratulated by the acting head of the district G.K. Bakhilin, deputy heads T.N. Nikiforova and O.N. Brezgina, head of the education department T.V. Cherkesova, head of the State Public Institution “Uspensky Employment Center” R.M. Khevsokov , as well as chief engineers of the agricultural firms "Agrosakhar" and "Agrosakhar-2" P.A. Gorlov and S.P. Khnykin, assistant general director JSC "Uspensky Sugar Plant" I.I. Sled, Chairman of the District Council of War and Labor Veterans V.V. Aleksakin.
Warmly welcoming the boys and girls, the acting head of the district, G.K. Bakhilin, noted that the professions that they acquired today are in demand both in our region and in Russia as a whole. He promised the guys help in their future employment and wished all participants in the celebration professional growth, bon voyage, happiness and health. Gennady Klavdievich, together with the director of the school N.N. Belova, presented diplomas to the graduates of the group of auto mechanics.
All invitees directly took part in the graduation ceremony, which gave this event special significance: each leader warmly congratulated the boys and girls in a fatherly manner, wishing them success, happiness and peace!
Concluding the holiday, Natalya Nikolaevna Belova presented gratitude to the parents of the best students, as well as teachers and industrial training masters. Natalya Nikolaevna said warm words for the fruitful cooperation to the school’s social partners: LLC PPSO “Istok”, IP V.V. Bilenko, JSC “Uspensky Sugar Plant”, as well as LLC “Agrofirm “Agrosakhar” and LLC “Agrofirm “Agrosakhar-2” .
Then the boys and girls finished educational institution for good and excellent grades, according to a long-standing tradition, they swore an oath to become worthy masters of their craft and handed over to the second-year students a symbol of knowledge - an open book made of glass.
The mother of graduate N.A. Serkov addressed the teachers and industrial training masters with words of maternal gratitude. Natalya Anatolyevna wished health to the teachers, and to the graduates
good luck in the future for good mentors, professional excellence and peace above your head.
E. SVETLOVA.
Photo by E. Merzlyakov.
The craft does not ask to drink or eat, but feeds itself.
Proverbs of the Russian people. - M.: Fiction. V. I. Dal. 1989.
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