2012-07-26T13:30:22-05:00 2011-12-31 SHIMANUKI & MATSUMURA CPAS INC 4139A HARDY STREET LIHUE HI 96766 990 2011-01-01 237148165 CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF KAUAI CONT 4231 AHUKINI ROAD LIHUE HI 96766 JESSE AKAGI 2012-07-16 FAITH N MATSUMURA 8082453358 2012-07-16 2011 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z 176689 false X X THE ORGANIZATION SPONSORS HEALTH AND SAFETY SEMINARS AND TRAINING INCLUDING OSHA COMPETENT PERSON COURSES; AND NEW OSHA OR HIOSH STANDARDS; NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES; GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS; TABLE TOP DISPLAYS FOR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AND A BUILDING AND REMODELING HOME SHOW FOR BOTH TRADE PROFESSIONALS AND CONSUMERS TO ATTEND. IN ADDITION THE ASSOCIATION PUBLISHES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER THAT IS DISTRIBUTED NATIONWIDE. THE COMMUNICATION TOOL ADDRESSES ANY OSHA UPDATES, INDUSTRY TRENDS, COUNTY OR STATE CODE OR STATUTE CHANGES OR CLARIFICATION. 93 0 2 90120 0 32715 28510 130468 120027 356 709 25976 27443 189515 176689 0 0 48747 48895 0 43637 157880 135854 206627 184749 -17112 -8060 71292 64038 640 862 70652 63176 X THE ORGANIZATION SPONSORS HEALTH AND SAFETY SEMINARS AND TRAINING INCLUDING OSHA COMPETENT PERSON COURSES; AND NEW OSHA OR HIOSH STANDARDS; NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES; GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS; TABLE TOP DISPLAYS FOR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AND A BUILDING AND REMODELING HOME SHOW FOR BOTH TRADE PROFESSIONALS AND CONSUMERS TO ATTEND. IN ADDITION THE ASSOCIATION PUBLISHES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER THAT IS DISTRIBUTED NATIONWIDE. THE COMMUNICATION TOOL ADDRESSES ANY OSHA UPDATES, INDUSTRY TRENDS, COUNTY OR STATE CODE OR STATUTE CHANGES OR CLARIFICATION. false false 21248 361 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN 18 SAFETY TRAINING COURSES THE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF KAUAI (CAK) PROVIDED IN 2011. THESE OSHA/HAWAII OSHA STANDARDS TRAINING INCLUDED: FORK LIFT CERTIFICATION AND RECERTIFICATION; EXCAVATION AND TRENCHING FOR COMPETENT PERSONS; FALL PROTECTION AND LADDER SAFETY FOR COMPETENT PERSONS; AERIAL LIFT OPERATORS TRAINING; FLAGGER TRAINING; CONFINED SPACE TRAINING FOR COMPETENT PERSONS; DRIVER IMPROVEMENT TRAINING (DIP) FOR COMMERCIAL DRIVERS; DRIVER IMPROVEMENT TRAINING FOR NON-CDL EMPLOYEES AND STAFF/EMPLOYEES WHO DRIVE COMPANY VEHICLES. THE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF KAUAI IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, CLEANWATER BRANCH SPONSORED A BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) WORKSHOP FOR 110 PARTICIPANTS. THE ASSOCIATION PROVIDES ITS MEMBERSHIP WITH SIX GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MEMBERS AND GUESTS WITH TIMELY INFORMATION AS WELL AS EDUCATION ON ISSUES THAT IMPACT THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND/OR THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY. THE MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS ALWAYS INCLUDES AT LEAST ONE GUEST SPEAKER. IN 2011 THE ASSOCIATION INVITED THE FOLLOWING SPEAKERS: MARK MURAKAMI AND ANNA OSHIRO OF THE OAHU BASED LAW FIRM OF DAMON KEY LEONG KUPCHAK HASTEST WHO UPDATED THE MEMBERSHIP ON "THE LEGAL EFFECTS OF THE HAWAII INTERMEDIATE COURT OF APPEALS DECISION ON CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS CLAIMS". RAYMOND MCCORMICK, KAUAI DISTRICT ENGINEER, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTION HIGHWAYS PROVIDED AN UPDATE ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS; MAYOR BERNARD CARVALHO, FINANCE DIRECTOR WALLACE REZENTES, JR., ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PROCUREMENT ERNEST BARREIRA AND IT MANAGER BRANDON RAINES TOOK THE CONTRACTORS AND VENDORS THROUGH THE NEW ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM THE COUNTY WAS IMPLEMENTING. JOHN KOMEIJI, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF HAWAIIAN TELCOM SPOKE ABOUT THE COMPANY'S EMERGENCE FROM BANKRUPTCY AND ITS FUTURE PLANS FOR HAWAII. COUNTY ENGINEER LARRY DILL AND BUILDING DIVISION CHIEF DOUG HAIGH DID A PRESENTATION ON BUILDING CODE AMENDMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ISSUES (CONSTRUCTION WASTE IN LANDFILL) AND COUNCIL MEMBER NADINE NAKAMURA ADDRESSED THE LIMITED GROWTH TRANSIENT ACCOMODATION AREAS (VISITOR DESTINATIONS) THAT WAS THE RESULT OF THE CHARTER AMENDMENT. THE ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL MEETING AND INSTALLATION DINNER IN DECEMBER HAD DAVID BISSELL, CEO OF KAUAI ISLAND UTILITY COOPERATIVE AS ITS SPEAKER. 14387 THE ASSOCIATION ALSO PROVIDED SEVEN SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DECLARED MAJORS IN A CONSTRUCTION RELATED FIELD OF STUDY. IN ADDITION, TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS WERE PRESENTED WITH THE YASUO AND HISAE MINATOYA SCHOLARSHIP THAT IS AWARDED TO A CHILD OF A CAK MEMBER OR WHO HAS AT LEAST ONE PARENT WORKING FOR A CAK MEMBER COMPANY. THE OTHER SEVEN STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2010 INCLUDED: 1. MARK GUIRAO, A SENIOR AT THE CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY AT POMONA, MAJORING IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. 1,000 2. SHAUN KOIDE, A SOPHOMORE AT THE CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY AT SAN LUIS OBISPO, MAJORING IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. 1,000 3. LYLE NEMETH, A FRESHMAN AT CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. 1,000 4. NICHOLAS LEOTA, A FRESHMAN AT TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN ENGINEERING. 1,000 5. KEVIN MACADANGDANG, A FRESHMAN AT OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1,000 6. LASZLO WHITFIELD, A FRESHMAN AT KAUAI COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MAJORING IN FACILITIES ENGINEERING. 1,000 7. RAYNARD H. ELLIS, JR., A SENIOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII MAJORING IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE RECEIVED A YASUO AND HISAE MINATOYA SCHOLARSHIP. 1,000 8. KRISTI ANNE NISHEK, A PHARMACY MAJOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HILO RECEIVED A YASUO AND HISAE MINATOYA SCHOLARSHIP. 1,000 9421 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTINUED PREVIOUS YEARS' INITIATIVES OF ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, UNLICENSED CONTRACTING, DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WHO HOLD COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSES; AND WORKING WITH THE COUNTY OF KAUAI ON BUILDING CODE ISSUES. IN ADDITION, MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES THE SPECIAL PROJECT OF ASSISTING THE WEST KAUAI SALVATION ARMY'S SOUP KITCHEN AND FOOD PANTRY THROUGH DONATIONS. 1. THE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF KAUAI'S ENVIRONMENTAL AD-HOC COMMITTEE AND SAFETY AND CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE WORKED WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, CLEANWATER BRANCH TO DO A WORKSHOP ON BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. THE COMMITTEES CONTINUED TO PROMOTE THE REMODELING, RENOVATION AND PAINTING(RRP) LEAD PAINT PROGRAM BY ENCOURAGING HOME OWNERS AND OTHER CONTRACTORS TO USE THE SERVICES OF THOSE WHO ARE CERTIFIED. THE ASSOCIATION ALSO ENCOURAGED EXHIBITORS IN THE ANNUAL HOME SHOW TO SHOWCASE "GREEN" OR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS, MATERIALS AND SERVICES. NEARLY EVERY EXHIBITOR HAD "GREEN" PRODUCTS TO SHARE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DESIGN PROFESSIONALS AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS. TO EMPHASIZE THE "GREEN BUILDING" CONCEPT, A&B PROPERTIES AWARDED ONE COMPANY WITH THE BEST DISPLAY OF "GREEN PRINCIPLES' AWARD, WHICH WAS WON BY THE GAS COMPANY. 2. THE CAK STAFF CONTINUES TO WORK WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS, THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IN TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF UNLICENSED CONTRACTING. THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES TO FILE COMPLAINTS ON BEHALF OF ITS MEMBERS TO THE REGULATED INDUSTRIES COMPLAINTS OFFICE AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION. 3. THE DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING CONSORTIUM CONTINUES TO SLOWLY GROW AS MORE COMPANIES WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE (CDL) EMPLOYEES JOIN THE GROUP TO BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LAWS. TO HELP THE EMPLOYERS IN THEIR COMPLIANCE MANDATE, THE ASSOCIATION ALSO PROVIDES ANNUAL DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (DIP) TRAINING WHICH INCLUDES AN EIGHT-HOUR CLASS ROOM CURRICULUM APPROVED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND THEN FOLLOWED BY A TWO-HOUR ROAD TEST PER PERSON. 4. SPECIAL PROJECT: THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES TO COLLECT CANNED GOODS AND CASH AT ITS SIX GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS THAT IS DONATED TO THE WEST KAUAI SOUP KITCHEN AND PANTRY. IN DECEMBER 2011, THE CAK BOARD AND STAFF "ADOPTED" A FAMILY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, PROVIDING SOME GIFTS AND CANNED GOODS ALONG WITH A GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR A HOLIDAY DINNER. 5. THE ASSOCIATION PRODUCES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER, WHICH IS THE ASSOCIATION'S INTERNAL COMMUNICATION TOOL. INCLUDED IN THE NEWSLETTER ARE FLYERS AND REGISTRATION FORMS FOR MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS, ALL OF THE TRAININGS THE ASSOCIATION SPONSORS AND ANY SPECIAL ACTIVITIES THE ASSOCIATION IS AFFILIATED WITH. 9421 45056 false true false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false 5 0 2 true false false false false false false 93 0 false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false KAREN TAKETA 8082462662 4231 AHUKINI ROAD LIHUE HI 96766 X MAILE BRYAN X X 0 0 0 KEITH SUGA X X 0 0 0 TRINETTE KAUI X 0 0 0 JESSE AKAGI X X 0 0 0 DIRK APAO X X 0 0 0 MATTHEW TABA X X 0 0 0 MICHAEL AKI X 0 0 0 LANELL MIYAMOTO X 0 0 0 THOMAS ARNOTT X 0 0 0 DAVID HINAZUMI X 0 0 0 TRAVIS HORKA X 0 0 0 FRED PASCUAL X 0 0 0 LAURA CUSHNIE X 0 0 0 BRYAN DAVIDSON X 0 0 0 SUSAN CHANDLER X 0 0 0 false false false 28510 28510 CAK DUES 43645 43645 WORKSHOP FEES 28730 28730 MEMBERSHIP DINNERS 22365 22365 HCIIF 12687 12687 NAHB DUES 8550 8550 4050 4050 120027 709 709 27443 27443 176689 120736 29700 28735 965 8818 8818 7025 7025 3352 3352 4888 4888 1131 1131 475 475 15861 15861 927 927 1610 1610 WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS 21248 21248 GOLF TOURNAMENT EXPENSES 16221 16221 SCHOLARSHIPS 14387 14387 ADVERTISING 7032 7032 52074 9421 23234 19419 184749 45056 96056 43637 13256 9933 46391 42662 35585 24183 11645 11402 41 71292 64038 640 862 640 862 X 70652 63176 70652 63176 71292 64038 -8060 584 X false false RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false false false false false false false false false false 35585 24183 11402 11402 CONTRACTORS ASS 16531 16531 GOLF TOURNAMENT 9150 9150 25681 25681 25681 ORGANIZATION'S MISSION FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION THE ORGANIZATION SPONSORS HEALTH AND SAFETY SEMINARS AND TRAINING INCLUDING OSHA COMPETENT PERSON COURSES; AND NEW OSHA OR HIOSH STANDARDS; NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES; GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS; TABLE TOP DISPLAYS FOR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AND A BUILDING AND REMODELING HOME SHOW FOR BOTH TRADE PROFESSIONALS AND CONSUMERS TO ATTEND. IN ADDITION THE ASSOCIATION PUBLISHES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER THAT IS DISTRIBUTED NATIONWIDE. THE COMMUNICATION TOOL ADDRESSES ANY OSHA UPDATES, INDUSTRY TRENDS, COUNTY OR STATE CODE OR STATUTE CHANGES OR CLARIFICATION. EXPLANATION ON VOLUNTEERS AND TYPES OF SERVICES OR BENEFITS FORM 990, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 6 SPOUSES, COLLEAGUES, FELLOW WORKERS OF MEMBER COMPANIES, SCHOOL GROUPS WHO VOLUNTEER FOR THE HOME SHOW AND GOLF TOURNAMENT. FIRST ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A PRACTICES (BMPS) WORKSHOP FOR 110 PARTICIPANTS. SECOND ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B DIRECTOR WALLACE REZENTES, JR., ASSISTANT CHIEF OF PROCUREMENT ERNEST BARREIRA AND IT MANAGER BRANDON RAINES TOOK THE CONTRACTORS AND VENDORS THROUGH THE NEW ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT SYSTEM THE COUNTY WAS IMPLEMENTING. JOHN KOMEIJI, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF HAWAIIAN TELCOM SPOKE ABOUT THE COMPANY'S EMERGENCE FROM BANKRUPTCY AND ITS FUTURE PLANS FOR HAWAII. COUNTY ENGINEER LARRY DILL AND BUILDING DIVISION CHIEF DOUG HAIGH DID A PRESENTATION ON BUILDING CODE AMENDMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ISSUES (CONSTRUCTION WASTE IN LANDFILL) AND COUNCIL MEMBER NADINE NAKAMURA ADDRESSED THE LIMITED GROWTH TRANSIENT ACCOMODATION AREAS (VISITOR DESTINATIONS) THAT WAS THE RESULT OF THE CHARTER AMENDMENT. THE ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL MEETING AND INSTALLATION DINNER IN DECEMBER HAD DAVID BISSELL, CEO OF KAUAI ISLAND UTILITY COOPERATIVE AS ITS SPEAKER. THIRD ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. 1,000 4. NICHOLAS LEOTA, A FRESHMAN AT TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN ENGINEERING. 1,000 5. KEVIN MACADANGDANG, A FRESHMAN AT OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY, MAJORING IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. 1,000 6. LASZLO WHITFIELD, A FRESHMAN AT KAUAI COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MAJORING IN FACILITIES ENGINEERING. 1,000 7. RAYNARD H. ELLIS, JR., A SENIOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII MAJORING IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE RECEIVED A YASUO AND HISAE MINATOYA SCHOLARSHIP. 1,000 8. KRISTI ANNE NISHEK, A PHARMACY MAJOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HILO RECEIVED A YASUO AND HISAE MINATOYA SCHOLARSHIP. 1,000 ALL OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT DESCRIPTION FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTINUED PREVIOUS YEARS' INITIATIVES OF ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, UNLICENSED CONTRACTING, DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WHO HOLD COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSES; AND WORKING WITH THE COUNTY OF KAUAI ON BUILDING CODE ISSUES. IN ADDITION, MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES THE SPECIAL PROJECT OF ASSISTING THE WEST KAUAI SALVATION ARMY'S SOUP KITCHEN AND FOOD PANTRY THROUGH DONATIONS. 1. THE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF KAUAI'S ENVIRONMENTAL AD-HOC COMMITTEE AND SAFETY AND CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE WORKED WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, CLEANWATER BRANCH TO DO A WORKSHOP ON BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. THE COMMITTEES CONTINUED TO PROMOTE THE REMODELING, RENOVATION AND PAINTING(RRP) LEAD PAINT PROGRAM BY ENCOURAGING HOME OWNERS AND OTHER CONTRACTORS TO USE THE SERVICES OF THOSE WHO ARE CERTIFIED. THE ASSOCIATION ALSO ENCOURAGED EXHIBITORS IN THE ANNUAL HOME SHOW TO SHOWCASE "GREEN" OR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS, MATERIALS AND SERVICES. NEARLY EVERY EXHIBITOR HAD "GREEN" PRODUCTS TO SHARE WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC, DESIGN PROFESSIONALS AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS. TO EMPHASIZE THE "GREEN BUILDING" CONCEPT, A&B PROPERTIES AWARDED ONE COMPANY WITH THE BEST DISPLAY OF "GREEN PRINCIPLES' AWARD, WHICH WAS WON BY THE GAS COMPANY. 2. THE CAK STAFF CONTINUES TO WORK WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS, THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IN TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF UNLICENSED CONTRACTING. THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES TO FILE COMPLAINTS ON BEHALF OF ITS MEMBERS TO THE REGULATED INDUSTRIES COMPLAINTS OFFICE AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION. 3. THE DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING CONSORTIUM CONTINUES TO SLOWLY GROW AS MORE COMPANIES WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE (CDL) EMPLOYEES JOIN THE GROUP TO BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LAWS. TO HELP THE EMPLOYERS IN THEIR COMPLIANCE MANDATE, THE ASSOCIATION ALSO PROVIDES ANNUAL DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (DIP) TRAINING WHICH INCLUDES AN EIGHT-HOUR CLASS ROOM CURRICULUM APPROVED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND THEN FOLLOWED BY A TWO-HOUR ROAD TEST PER PERSON. 4. SPECIAL PROJECT: THE ASSOCIATION CONTINUES TO COLLECT CANNED GOODS AND CASH AT ITS SIX GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS THAT IS DONATED TO THE WEST KAUAI SOUP KITCHEN AND PANTRY. IN DECEMBER 2011, THE CAK BOARD AND STAFF "ADOPTED" A FAMILY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, PROVIDING SOME GIFTS AND CANNED GOODS ALONG WITH A GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR A HOLIDAY DINNER. 5. THE ASSOCIATION PRODUCES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER, WHICH IS THE ASSOCIATION'S INTERNAL COMMUNICATION TOOL. INCLUDED IN THE NEWSLETTER ARE FLYERS AND REGISTRATION FORMS FOR MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS, ALL OF THE TRAININGS THE ASSOCIATION SPONSORS AND ANY SPECIAL ACTIVITIES THE ASSOCIATION IS AFFILIATED WITH. ORGANIZATION'S PROCESS USED TO REVIEW FORM 990 FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B NO REVIEW WAS OR WILL BE CONDUCTED. GOVERNING DOCUMENTS DISCLOSURE EXPLANATION FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 NO DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC OTHER EXPENSES FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 24E MEMBERSHIP EXPENSES 6,209 TENT/SITE/PA RENTAL 5,666 SHOW DECORATORS 4,771 INSURANCE 4,057 ADMINISTRATION 3,783 AUTO EXPENSE 3,527 NEWSLETTER 3,212 TELEPHONE 3,167 UTILITIES 3,051 SECURITY 2,419 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,257 BANK CHARGES 2,060 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,724 GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 1,369 ELECTRICAL 1,000 POSTAGE & FREIGHT 691 T SHIRTS 656 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 505 GAME CARD PRIZE 500 GENERAL EXCISE TAXES 452 BOOTH CONTEST 440 MISCELLANEOUS 336 OPENING CEREMONY 102 OFFICE SUPPLIES 82 PROFESSIONAL DUES & PUB. 38