Returns From City, School Elections in Los Angeles County

(Inc.) designates incumbent office holder. When results are final, winners will be in bold type or italics (*) (a runoff is necessary) and the voter turnout will follow the precinct report. 00.0 means that results were not available. (In some cases, ballots are not tabulated until Wednesday morning.) (WD) means a candidate withdrew but the votes were still counted.

Arcadia

25 of 25 precincts FINAL 14%

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Charles Gilb (Inc.) 2,837 35.2 Mary Young (Inc.) 3,273 39.9 Charles Chivetta 1,089 14.5 Johanna A. M. Hofer 848 10.3

CITY CLERK

Vote % June Alford 2,545 60.1 Joyce McCartney 1,094 25.8 Deborah McLoughlin 319 7.6 Stella Ross 276 6.5

Artesia

5 of 5 precincts FINAL 19%

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Robert Jamison (Inc.) 869 29.4 Ronald H. Oliver (Inc.) 847 28.6 William R. Stach 683 23.1 Gretchen A. Whitney (Inc.) 558 18.9

Avalon

4 of 4 precincts FINAL 72%

MAYOR

Vote % Hugh T. (Bud) Smith 744 69.5 Harlow (Hal) Host 326 30.5

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Paul Puma 555 29.0 John Phillips 491 25.6 W. F. (Oley) Olsen III 481 25.1 George Scott (Inc.) 389 20.3

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Harry Stiritz 695 67.3 Sherry Edwards 337 32.7

City Clerk Shirley Davy was unopposed.

BALLOT MEASURES F --Should the Avalon Community Improvement Agency construct moderate-cost housing?

Vote % No 534 50.5 Yes 523 49.5

Advisory Measure (four questions) a --Should the city continue to regulate the number and size of automobiles in the city?

Vote % Yes 796 76.5 No 254 23.5

b --Should the city regulate the number of golf carts in the city?

Vote % Yes 598 57.4 No 444 42.6

c --Should the city continue to regulate the number of motorcycles in the city?

Vote % Yes 635 61.4 No 400 38.6

d --Should the city continue to regulate the number of mopeds in the city?

Vote % Yes 525 51.4 No 497 48.6

Azusa

12 of 12 precincts FINAL 29.9

MAYOR

Vote % Eugene Moses (Inc.) 2,182 60.0 Bruce Latta 1,452 40.0

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Harry Stemrich 1,580 23.4 Tony Naranjo 1,280 18.9 Mike Falletta 1,014 15.0 James Cook (Inc.) 996 14.7 Lucio Cruz (Inc.) 811 12.0 Conrad Bituin 622 9.2 Todd Baker 457 6.8

City Clerk Adolph Solis and City Treasurer Robert Talley were unopposed.

BALLOT MEASURES Should only recreational use be allowed on Azusa Greens Country Club land?

Vote % Yes 2,338 73.2 No 856 26.8

Should the city levy on rock extraction companies be increased from 6 to 8.8 cents per ton?

Vote % Yes 2,294 69.1 No 1,025 30.9

Baldwin Park

16 of 16 precincts FINAL 23%

MAYOR

Vote % Leo W. King (Inc.) 1,625 47.8 Frank Mamone 1,050 30.9 Jack D. White 725 21.3

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Bette Lowes 1,435 23.8 Richard T. Gibson (Inc.) 1,231 20.4 Terry O. Hughes 1,211 20.0 George T. Archibeque 937 15.5 Herschel Keyser 814 13.5 Eddie J. Brady 412 0.7

CITY CLERK

Vote % Linda Gair (Inc.) 2,457 73.1 Benita Romero 900 26.8

City Treasurer Ana Montenegro was unopposed.

Bell

8 of 8 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % George Cole (Inc.) 1,228 46.1 Ray Johnson (Inc.) 1,165 43.7 Hortencia Perez 272 10.2

CITY CLERK

Vote % Maria Hernandez (Inc.) 794 56.3 Clara M. Herrera 617 43.7

City Treasurer Hazel Collett was unopposed.

Beverly Hills

18 of 18 precincts FINAL 36.4%

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Allan L. Alexander 4,887 25.3 Vicki Reynolds 3,742 19.4 Bernard J. Hecht 3,226 16.7 Ellen Stern Harris 2,889 14.9 Mary Levin Cutler 1,637 8.5 David L. Brady 1,107 5.7 Steven M. Foonberg 756 3.9 Lillian Worthing Wyshak 295 1.5 Robert M. Magid 190 1.0 Michael J. Garris 168 0.9 Franklin J. Lamm 151 0.8 Cynthia Rose 132 0.7 Alan Schuchman 117 0.6

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Benjamin F. Sanford 2,521 43.9 Joan Seidel 2,433 42.4 Chauncey C. Ferris 784 13.7

Bradbury

1 of 1 precinct FINAL 52%

CITY COUNCIL District 3

For unexpired term

Vote % Ronald Cooney 34 56.7 Thomas Melbourn 26 43.3

John Richards was unopposed in Dist. 1, Audrey Hon was unopposed in Dist. 2; David Chamberlain, who died last week, was unopposed in Dist. 4. The new council will decide how to fill the vacancy.

Carson

62 of 62 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Michael Mitoma (Inc.) 4,721 19.9 Kay Calas (Inc.) 4,676 19.7 Vera Robles DeWitt (Inc.) 4,116 17.3 Aaron Carter 3,253 13.7 Gaddis Farmer 2,608 11.0 Al Blanco 2,108 8.9 Leon Cornell 1,392 5.9 Elwood (Red) Hathaway 418 1.8 Gary Hoppenrath 401 1.7 Robert Delaplaine 10 0.0

Cerritos

18 of 18 precincts FINAL 27.2%

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Paul Bowlen 2,144 18.8 Daniel Wong (Inc.) 1,927 16.9 Sherman Kappe 1,772 15.5 Perry Barit 1,444 12.6 George Marsh 1,398 12.2 Chris Fuentes 1,107 9.7 Alan D. Ulrich 795 7.0 Bernard Einson 665 5.8 Faith Michaels Rizzotto 175 1.5

Commerce

9 of 9 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Ruben C. Batres 1,039 23.2 Robert J. Cornejo (Inc.) 925 20.7 Art Navarro 876 19.6 Arturo Marquez (Inc.) 865 19.3 Manuel L. Jimenez 772 17.2

BALLOT MEASURES Should an 8% transient occupancy tax be imposed?

Vote % Yes 598 36.3 No 1,049 63.7

Advisory Measure --Should a national health insurance plan be supported?

Vote % Yes 1,380 86.2 No 221 13.8

Covina

22 of 22 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Gary Coffey 2,021 22.3 Thomas O’Leary 1,833 20.2 Chris Lancaster 1,577 17.4 John A. Rose 1,368 15.1 Charles Colver (Inc.) 1,343 14.8 Chris Limahelu 487 5.4 Hugh S. Jennings 427 4.7

City Clerk Frieda C. Richardson and City Treasurer Albert F. Braggins were unopposed.

Cudahy

3 of 3 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Gabriel P. Zippi (Inc.) 390 26.4 John O. Robertson (Inc.) 389 26.4 Faye N. Dunlap 349 23.7 Joseph R. Fregeau 347 23.5

BALLOT MEASURE Should the city adopt an ordinance which would increase the transient occupancy tax from 6% to 8%?

Vote % Yes 354 51.3 No 336 48.7

Culver City

29 of 29 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Paul A. Jacobs (Inc.) 3,399 19.8 Jim Boulgarides 3,163 18.4 Steven Gourley 2,664 15.5 Paul A. Netzel (Inc.) 2,149 12.5 Ron Perkins 1,933 11.2 Richard (Dick) Brundo (Inc.) 1,822 10.6 Richard E. Pachtman 1,315 7.7 Janine Lauren 727 4.2 Randy Unruh (write-in) 12 0.1

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Sue A. McCabe 4,003 70.7 William (Bill) Eskridge 1,656 29.3

Downey Unified School District

34 of 34 precincts FINAL

BOND ISSUE Should the district incur a bonded indebtedness of $11.4 million, the maximum interest rate not to exceed 12%, for improvements to school property? Two-thirds majority required for passage.

Vote % Yes 3,949 50.2 No 3,923 49.8

El Segundo

5 of 5 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Carl Jacobson (Inc.) 2,391 23.0 Scot D. Dannen 1,796 17.2 Jim Clutter 1,674 16.1 J. B. Wise 1,601 15.4 Gary Shultz 1,377 13.2 Nestor Synadinos 989 09.6 Thomas Jolly 563 05.4

CITY CLERK

Vote % Ronald L. Hart (Inc.) 2,441 70.3 Richard G. Fennell 1,027 29.7

City Treasurer Louise Eckersley was unopposed

BALLOT MEASURE C --Shall a Reasonable Limits (growth-control) ordinance be adopted?

Vote % No 2,072 57.6 Yes 1,527 42.4

D --Shall a Utility Users Tax of 2% on certain commercial and industrical users be adopted?

Vote % Yes 2,237 63.1 No 1,307 36.9

Gardena

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Paul Tsukahara (Inc.) 2,905 35.3 James Cragin (Inc.) 2,638 32.1 Ollie Hadley 1,952 23.8 Eldore (Bud) Nelson 729 08.9

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Lorenzo Ybarra 1,724 36.4 Jonathan Kaji 1,620 34.2 Kenneth L. Sutton 1,397 29.4

Mayor Donald L. Dear and City Clerk May Doi were unopposed.

Glendora

22 of 22 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Larry Glenn 1,974 28.1 David S. Bodley 1,921 27.3 John Gordon (Inc.) 1,863 26.6 Diane Vivian 1,266 18.0

Hawaiian Gardens

6 of 6 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Venn Furgeson (Inc.) 456 16.1 Helen Mary Wagner 420 14.8 Rosalie M. Sher (Inc.) 354 12.5 Richard O. Vineyard (Inc.) 350 12.3 Lupe A. Cabrera 340 12.0 Mary Corrales 274 09.7 Ismael Moreno 238 08.4 Glenn Burner 133 04.7 Virginia Marie Lee 133 04.7 Randal Keith Black 129 04.6

Huntington Park

7 of 7 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Thomas E. Jackson (Inc.) 1,147 28.8 Jack W. Parks (Inc.) 1,057 26.5 Raul R. Perez 1,019 25.6 Raul A. Aragon 758 19.0

CITY CLERK

Vote % Marilyn Boyette (Inc.) 1,314 64.0 Louie Aragon 737 36.0

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Eileen F. Gerardi (Inc.) 1,390 68.4 Alan Karstman 640 31.6

Irwindale

1 of 1 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Salvador Hernandez 158 27.0 Richard Chico 154 26.2 Arthur Tapia (Inc.) 115 19.7 Jose Sal Castellanos (Inc.) 85 14.5 Jackquelyn Quintero (write-in) 74 12.6

La Canada Flintridge

9 of 9 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Chris Valente 2,801 29.5 Ed Phelps 2,538 26.8 Jack Hastings (Inc.) 2,354 24.8 J. Bixby Smith (Inc.) 1,774 18.7

La Habra Heights

2 of 2 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % John Wible 754 19.8 Judith Hathaway (Inc.) 743 19.5 M. Jay Collins (Inc.) 705 18.5 Charles Wolfarth (Inc.) 626 16.5 Ruth Morris 500 13.1 Teresa Crist 475 12.5

Lakewood

37 of 37 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Wayne E. Piercy (Inc.) 3,582 30.0 Robert G. Wagner (Inc.) 3,533 29.6 Marc F. Titel (Inc.) 3,395 28.4 Norman McComb 725 6.1 Jack C. Guarino 714 6.0

La Mirada

20 of 20 precincts FINAL 18.7%

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Dave Peters (Inc.) 2,470 36.4 Bob Chotiner 2,412 35.5 Ken Jones 1,405 20.7 Vern Stewart 503 7.4

La Puente

8 of 8 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Charles Storing (Inc.) 705 27.1 Joe Alderete 622 23.9 Louis Perez 448 17.2 Edward Castner 370 14.2 Manuel Garcia 244 9.4 Robert Stotelmeyer 158 6.1 William Campbell 56 2.2

La Verne

13 of 13 precincts FINAL

MAYOR

Vote % Jon Bickenstaff (Inc.) 2,857 69.5 Patrick J. Gatti 1,256 30.5

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Craig Walters (Inc.) 2,617 33.6 Thomas R. Harvey (Inc.) 2,536 32.6 Betty Jo Gillespie 1,471 18.9 Randy Swaydan 788 10.1 Douglas W. Grobecker 377 0.5

Lancaster

28 of 28 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Nicholas J. Maluccio 3,186 21.5 George S. Theophanis 2,204 14.9 Fred M. Hahn (Inc.) 1,981 13.4 George Lee Root 1,961 13.2 Mary Katherine Trumbull 1,865 12.6 Joseph Thomas Fahey 1,163 7.8 Jesse W. Yentes 826 5.6 Gayla Donaldson 824 5.6 Glenn D. Martin 566 3.8 Thomas E. Lacey 249 1.7

Lawndale

10 of 10 precincts FINAL 23.1%

MAYOR

Vote % Sarann Kruse (Inc.) 763 37.9 Larry Rudolph 655 32.6 Nancy J. Marthens 434 21.9 Ronald Maxwell 159 7.9

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Harold E. Hofmann (Inc.) 931 26.9 Carol Norman 790 22.8 Virginia Rhodes 655 18.9 Terry W. Birdsall (Inc.) 647 18.7 Ralph C. Williams 435 12.6

For 2-year term

Vote % Dan M. McKenzie (Inc.) 764 39.5 Tina Zarro 707 36.5 Herman Weinstein 465 24.0

BALLOT MEASURES A --Should an expansion of the civic center be authorized?

Vote % Yes 919 48.3 No 984 51.7

B --Should voter approval be required for public projects that cost more than $1 million?

Vote % Yes 1,442 76.1 No 454 23.9

Manhattan Beach

17 of 17 precincts FINAL 33%

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Pat Collins 4,861 25.1 Steve Barnes 4,783 24.7 Bob Holmes (Inc.) 4,241 21.9 Jan Dennis (Inc.) 2,757 14.2 Gil Archuletta (Inc.) 2,693 13.9

City Treasurer Duncan Kelly was unopposed. Timothy Lilligren was unopposed for City Clerk.

BALLOT MEASURES A --Shall an ordinance be adopted setting the hotel/motel occupancy tax at 8 1/2% effective April 20, 1988?

Vote % Yes 4,919 79.0 No 1,307 20.9

B --Shall an ordinance be adopted authorizing the City Council to adjust the hotel/motel tax rate to reflect demands on city services by the hotels/motels and financial needs of the city?

Vote % Yes 5,034 78.7 No 1,360 21.3

Maywood

6 of 6 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Henry Santiago Jr. (Inc.) 770 20.3 William Hamilton (Inc.) 744 19.6 Betty Lou Rogers (Inc.) 695 18.3 Tomas Martin 364 9.6 Sylvia Munoz 311 8.2 Carlos Ruvalcava 272 7.2 Domingo Pinto 223 5.9 Patricio Quiles 222 0.6 Ronald Fick 177 4.7

Monrovia

12 of 12 precincts FINAL

MAYOR

Vote % Robert Bartlett 3,697 80.7 Andre Hindoyan 710 15.4 Don Trowbridge 174 3.8

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Mary Wilcox (Inc.) 2,942 36.1 William Card (Inc.) 2,468 30.3 Lara Blakely 1,766 21.7 Patrick Hauk 961 11.8

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Louis Bernabo (Inc.) 3,213 75.3 Louis Rab 1,052 24.6

Norwalk

21 of 21 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Robert E. White (Inc.) 2,949 28.3 Mike Mendez 2,372 22.8 Ralph Pontius 2,012 19.3 John Echeveste 1,048 10.1 Jim Sweet 1,017 9.8 Charles Belcher 530 5.1 Louis Krebs 483 4.6

Palos Verdes Estates 10 of 10 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % James R. Nyman 1,851 28.8 Rita M. Bayer 1,563 24.4 Raymond D. Mattingly 1,561 24.3 Robert A. Kirkman 961 15.0 Michael T. Williams 480 7.5

City Treasurer Hazel L. Elder was unopposed.

BALLOT MEASURE Shall a $265-per-parcel property tax be levied yearly for four years for police, fire and paramedic services?

Vote % Yes 3,304 88.6 No 426 11.4

Paramount

15 of 15 precincts FINAL 28.1

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Gerald A. Mulrooney (Inc.) 1,288 24.2 Esther C. Caldwell (Inc.) 1,235 23.2 Mike (Pete) DeLivuk 1,137 21.4 Al Hatwan 1,093 20.6 Frank Gonzalez 564 10.6

BALLOT MEASURES A-- Shall the city continue to levy the business license tax at the current level which was established in July, 1986?

Vote % Yes 1,794 66.9 No 886 33.1

B-- Shall the ordinance establishing the business license tax for petroleum refineries at 6 cents per barrel of refine d petroleum be adopted?

Vote % Yes 1,301 47.0 No 1,466 53.0

Pico Rivera

24 of 24 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Garth G. Gardner (Inc.) 2,409 33.7 James M. Patronite (Inc.) 2,232 31.2 Richard Mercado 2,124 29.6 Arthur R. Monreal 391 5.5

Rosemead

21 of 21 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Robert Bruesch (Inc.) 1,735 23.1 Robert De Crocker 1,610 21.4 Jay Imperial (Inc.) 1,394 18.6 Pat Cleveland (Inc.) 1,214 16.2 Jack Clair 868 11.5 Louise Edens 688 9.2

San Dimas

13 of 13 precincts FINAL

MAYOR

Vote % Terry Dipple 2,160 51.5 Sandy McHenry 1,890 45.1 Crescentia Bracci 145 3.4

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Denis Bertone 3,104 47.6 Curt Morris (Inc.) 2,384 36.6 Ed Jones 1,034 15.8

San Fernando

12 of 12 precincts FINAL 33%

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % James B. Hansen (Inc.) 1,415 35.1 Jess Margarito (Inc.) 1,369 33.9 Beverly Di Tomaso 663 16.5 Paul Arnold 584 14.5

San Marino

5 of 5 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Eugene Dryden 3,079 27.8 W. Michael Johnson 3,061 27.7 Rosemary Simmons (Inc.) 2,997 27.1 Ben Austin 711 6.4 John Duling 623 5.6 I. Leslie Cordell 589 5.3

Santa Fe Springs

11 of 11 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Albert L. Sharp (Inc.) 1,085 21.2 Lorenzo Sandoval (Inc.) 1,067 20.8 Betty Wilson (Inc.) 1,026 20.0 George Minnehan 902 17.6 Angel Gabriel Obregon 590 11.5 Luis J. Franco 450 8.9

Sierra Madre

7 of 7 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % George Maurer 1,015 24.5 Andrew Roy Buchan (Inc.) 943 22.8 Sam D. Simpson (Inc.) 774 18.7 James C. Hester 767 18.5 Helen Hernandez Snoddy 507 12.2 Louise Irene Steele 133 3.2

City Clerk Nancy Sue Shollenberger and City Treasurer Douglas Berkshire are unopposed.

Signal Hill

5 of 5 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Richard Ceccia (Inc.) 672 23.6 Louis A. Dare (Inc.) 642 22.6 Jessie M. Blacksmith (Inc.) 598 21.0 Robert F. Randle 293 10.3 Nick A. Mekis 292 10.3 Linda Jackson 213 7.5 Marion F. (Buzz) McCallen 134 4.7

South El Monte

7 of 7 precincts FINAL

MAYOR

Vote % Albert Perez (Inc.) 705 51.6 John D. Gonzales 662 48.4

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Arthur Olmos (Inc.) 629 24.4 Stanley Quintana (Inc.) 570 22.1 Carmella Montano Hopper 561 21.8 Joe Jauregui 427 16.6 Robert M. Rose 386 15.0

South Gate

19 of 19 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Robert A. Philipp 1,757 28.6 Dorothea M. Lombardo 1,679 25.2 Henry C. Gonzalez (Inc.) 1,669 25.1 John F. Sheehy (Inc.) 1,403 21.1

Temple City

11 of 11 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Patrick Froehle (Inc.) 1,506 31.8 Tom Breazeal 1,370 29.0 Robert Pitts 1,273 26.9 Tom Desy 583 12.3

Walnut

7 of 7 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Ray Watson 964 26.4 Bert Ashley (Inc.) 886 24.2 Thomas Sykes 669 18.3 June Wentworth 658 18.0 Felipe Aguilar 302 8.3 Walter Doctor 178 4.8

West Covina

30 of 30 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % William (Bill) Tarozzi 3,500 21.4 Nancy Manners (Inc.) 3,216 19.1 Brad McFadden 3,035 18.6 James Schoonover 2,944 18.0 Kenneth I. Chappell (Inc.) 1,972 12.1 George Castro 1,173 7.1 Severo Villamon Bantolo 607 3.7

CITY TREASURER

Vote % Charlene Jung (Inc.) 3,039 57.0 Maria Alvarez 2,299 43.0

West Hollywood

21 of 21 precincts FINAL

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Abbe Land (Inc.) 4,226 40.0 Paul Koretz 3,429 32.5 Ruth Williams 1,619 15.3 Steve Michael 673 6.4 Teresa Garay 606 5.7

Whittier

23 of 23 precincts FINAL 18%

CITY COUNCIL 3 vacancies

Vote % Myron Claxton (Inc.) 2,876 16.6 Tom Sawyer (Inc.) 2,700 15.6 Bob Woehrmann 2,172 12.5 Dave Todd 1,971 11.4 Thomas L. Theisen 1,948 11.2 Elna Sue Johanson 1,478 8.5 Selma H. Plotkin 1,199 6.9 Rudy Valdez 1,153 6.6 Joe F. Corey 700 4.0 Benjamin Rodriguez 631 3.6 Joseph Marsico 373 2.2 Jerry Sterling 158 .9

Wilsona Elementary School District

2 of 2 precincts FINAL

GOVERNING BOARD For the term ending Nov. 24, 1989.

Vote % Sue Stokka 309 51.6 Nancy Vaquero 256 42.7 Rick Lewis 34 5.7

Ventura County

OJAI

3 of 3 precincts FINAL 18.2%

CITY COUNCIL 2 vacancies

Vote % Frank McDevitt (Inc.) 1,028 40.2 James Loebl (Inc.) 955 37.3 John Higby 569 22.3

City Clerk Cyndi Reynolds and City Treasurer Boyd Ford were unopposed.

Oxnard School District

21 of 21 precincts FINAL

BOND ISSUE A--Should the district incur a bonded indebtedness of $40 million, the maximum interest rate not to exceed 12%, for land purchases, new schools and improvements to existing schools? Two-thirds majority required for passage.

Vote % Yes 3,914 70.9 No 1,604 29.1

Simi Valley Unified School District

25 of 25 precincts FINAL

BOND ISSUE B--Should the district incur a bonded indebtedness of $35 million, the maximum interest rate not to exceed the maximum allowable by law, for improvements to school property? Two-thirds majority required for passage.

Vote % Yes 4,337 63.4 No 2,500 36.6

Uncontested Elections

In the following cities, the incumbents were unopposed, and the elections were canceled.

CLAREMONT--Mayor Judy Wright and Councilmen Bill McCready.

HIDDEN HILLS-- Councilwoman Kathleen Bartizal and Councilmen H. Brian Herdeg.

INDUSTRY--Mayor John Ferrero and Councilmen Dean M. Winn.

LOMITA--Councilmen Charles Belba and Hal Croyts.

ROLLING HILLS--Councilmen Tom Heinsheimer and Godfrey Pernell.

Lorena Arita, Alma Cook, Warwick Elston, Hilary Iker, Angela Justin, Bill McElhaney and Bryan Moylan helped compile results.