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Show Wednesday. October 6. ge 23 sions of the desired piece. "I just get it in my head, and build it,' he explains. He has built pieces which fit around vents, pipes, and in corners. Everything is original and cannot be purchased in a store. Each piece is guaranteed Kosankie's lifetime if used under normal conditions. He considers himself a craftsman, though he operates as an artist. He uses a variety of wood tones and builds furniture like an artists creates a painting; by beginning with an idea and gradually forming it to be visually appealing. "I let my imagination go. and sav 'this is what I like'," Kosankie said. For the past seven months Kosany kie, who lives in an older house with his wife and NEPHI Kraig Kosankie's high Kosankie has a unique way ot school woodshop teacher would constructing furniture. Having exprobably be shocked if he saw his perimented with lap joints and former student's custom built furni- glue, he has developed a strong and ture. durable method. "I'd say it's the Kosankie, of Nephi, enjoys work- ultimate way to do it." he said. ing with wood now, but in high school he once had a friend build a project for him. However, the creative talent must have been apparent for Kosankie received the highest grade of the two boys. ."I detested my woodworking class. It just wasn't really fun," he says smiling. "Now I stay up until one or two in the morning just working on wood." crattsman seems This to have an innate feel for wood and self-taug- hi? projects. His fondness for woodwork began, says Kosankie, when he some tools on sale and started creating. His happiest hours are now spent building in his shop. craltsman, Being a purchased La v. Utah-Pa- He's Magic With Wood i X THE HERALD, Provo, 1982, self-taug- Kosankie puts each piece of furni- ture to a final test. Placing all his weight on the hinges, he tries to put his fist through the bottom of the wood. If the furniture withstands this pressure, it becomes saleable. A lot ot alder, birch and gum wood is used because they are practical, easily stained, and are hardwoods. "A lot of people can't afford walnut because it's too expensive," he said. Thus, another good reason for using these woods. Kosankie does not buy or draw child. Keegan, has devoted blueprints. "It's just like I know what to do," he says. When some- much of his time to his one wants a special piece of furniIronically, the class ture, his wife Nonia, an elementary he hated dealt with the subject school teacher, draws a rough which has become a joyous sketch and measures the dimen two-stor- hobby-turned-cra- Kosankie displays fancy woodwork. Property Taxes Trickling Into Office Current property taxes are com- ing in at the rate of approximately 100 payments a day, although the deadline is not until Nov. 30, ac- cording to Stanley H. Walker, Utah County Treasurer. Walker said this rate of payment is slow and probably will be a great receipt of payments near the deadline, Utah County has approximately 75,000 parcels of property, most of which are taxable. Walker said Utah County had few MAT! DIUON ment is about percent of fair marxet value, He noted that California passed individuals appearing before the Board of Equalization to protest their taxes this year. He explained that Utah County's property taxes are not high when compared with property taxes in other states. Locally, the assess- - means there one-ha- which turned 13 Proposition ll IISlAllS KENNY ROGERS T.AVM 1 TOUCiH TENDS R TODAY TEX V V T-- El the tvtmcs taxation back to one percent of fair market value. "We're just about half of that," he commented. T IS ADULTS 1 00 3 120 (3.00 7MIM Main, Am. Fork W. SIT. MtT. 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