Candidate Aiming for Mayor's Seat Mr. Wayne W. Baldwin, BSc.. MEng. M.B.A - White Rock BC

"Mr. Wayne Baldwin 'wants the Mayor's Seat in White Rock' on November 19th 2011"

Mr. Wayne Baldwin of White Rock, BC, as seen visiting at the 'White Rock Farmers Market' on this Sunday of the 9th Oct 2011

Exfoliating your Face-Weekly in White Rock at NaturalOasisDaySpa.com

Exfoliate Your Face - Weekly in White Rock at NaturalOasisDaySpa.com
To make sure your make-up goes on smoothly, and to keep the face pure and clean, it is imperative to exfoliate on a regular basis. .
Beauty experts recommend to exfoliate once or maybe twice a week,
Note: Exfoliating too often can damage the pH level of your skin and actually make your skin look dry and deteriorate.

Take care of your skin; ‘your largest organ of your body’.

Maintain pH level and keep moisturizing level when needed. Do not use harsh exfoliating products meant for the body... Seek to find and use a product specifically meant  for the face.

Use a wash cloth
Wet a wash cloth (which can add to the exfoliating effect) and put the exfoliating substance for a  face wash and exfoliating treatment, on it.
Now, rub lightly the prepared face-wash cloth in circular motions on your face. Work gently and be generous with time and space of surface to be exfoliated. Remember the ear lobes.and any ‘zones of your concern' and all over the face.
Rinse.
Rinsing your face thoroughly and letting the face dry is equally important to attain a good result.
When dry, add a lotion to your face and whatever elese is your choice.
Steaming
It is usually not necessary to steam more than twice weekly.. Heat up water in a kettle on the stove and remove before turning into a boil.
[Place a bowl nearby to use in the process, later].
You can place fresh herbs into the hot water thus creating a fresh scent from either Mint or Rosemary.

Your Face’ Steam Bath.
Take the bowl. Place the bowl on the table and fill it with the heated water.
Sit down at the table with your face over the bowl and a towel over your head. ‘Make a tent’ over your head and face.

Keep your face at a comfortable distance from the hot steaming water in the bowl; not so close you hurt from the heat, but not too far away so that no results are achieved.
The point being that the steam should and will open the pores of your skin.

Once the steam bath of the face is finished, gently use a mild soap and rinse your face with lukewarm water and a wash cloth. Dry and then you are ready for the next step.

The next step being the ‘facial mask’. For more information, do please feel free to contact the staff of Natural Oasis at any time. - By Appointment Only -  Tel. 604 541 2543
www.naturaloasisdayspa.com 

Tips provided by
White Rock’s ‘Natural Oasis Day Spa’ , 1115 Vidal Street, White Rock BC
Telephone:  +1 604 541 2543
info@naturaloasisdayspa.com

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Grand opening of 12th location of SkyNet.ca new 'Fido' store in Alder Crossing on King George Blvd., near Toyota and next by Choices Market.
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Mobile is in and being on-line is a must these days.
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Wayne Baldwin Running for a seat on White Rock Council . Election 19th Nov. 2011.

An Excerpt from the blog of Mr. Wayne Baldwin running for a seat on Council in White Rock, BC, 19th November 2011 is the Civic Election.

'WHITE ROCK MATTERS'

Read the website of Mr. Wayne Baldwin:: http://www.waynebaldwin.ca/

Here is an excerpt from the website

and blog::

THURSDAY, 8 SEPTEMBER 2011

THURSDAY, 8 SEPTEMBER 2011

Further Explanation to White Rock Salary Issues

My letter to the Peace Arch News editor was mentioned, but not printed as originally written. While I appreciate their willingness to broadcast the concerns I have over the salary issues mentioned, I want to explain some things a little bit more. Here we go ...

RE: EX-MANAGER KNOCKS WAGES

On Sept 13 the PAN printed an article, attached to this blog, based on a letter which I had submitted to the Editor on Sept 2. While the article somewhat captures the sense of the letter it does not truly represent my concerns. To a degree , it comes off as a "sour grapes" kind of rant which was not my intent.

My real concern is that this Council does not appear to know what it is doing and is making decisions without really understanding the ramifications of the decision. This salary discussion was just one example of that.

In the letter, I pointed out that the City Manager was hired in 2006, at an agreed upon rate of $140,000 annually which could be revised at the discretion of Council. For 2007 she received $149,988. In 2008 she received $153,912. For 2009 she jumped way up to $180,917 and jumped again for 2010 to $194,535 (of which some portion was cash in lieu of time off). This represents an increase of $54,535 in annual salary (39%) in just four years.

By way of comparison, the pay for the Surrey City Manager went from $250,334 in 2007, to $252,913 in 2008, and $265,962 in 2009. For some reason it actually dropped in 2010 to $263,085. So over 4 years there was an increase of about $15,600 annually or 6%.

Another , more relevant comparator, would be the City of Port Moody's City Manager. Port Moody is the closest to White Rock in population in Metro Vancouver. In 2007, their CM received $154,272 and in 2008 he got $158,208. By 2009 it had risen to $167,593. For some reason in 2010 he received only $161,807. Over the comparable 4 years (and using the maximum spread) he had an increase of only about $9000 or about 6%.

So, the question has to be asked why would Surrey's City Manager and Port Moody's City Manager receive wage increases of 6% while White Rock's City Manager goes up by nearly 40%? Moreover, why would we pay our City Manager $30,000 more annually than the somewhat larger City of Port Moody pays theirs?

Notwithstanding the City Manager's wages an even more astounding situation exists for the position of Director of Municipal Engineering and Operations.

In February, 2010, the City's Director of Operations left his job to take a job in Langley. Instead of hiring a new Engineer at about $125,000 per year, the City retained a Planner to fill the position on contract until July, 2012. The contract person is paid at the rate of $125/ hr. He doesn't get paid anything if for any reason he is absent. In 10 months in 2010 he was paid $182,883. Nearly $60,000 more than the previous engineer would have been paid for 12 months!

I do not know what he has been paid to date for 2011, but if he takes no vacation and is not sick, he can make about $250,000 - almost what the Surrey City Manager would take home. It could be much higher with overtime which is doled out at the discretion of the City Manager. This is roughly $125,000 more per year than the City would have paid a qualified employee.

So here's the point of the exercise:

If those two were paid in the range they should be, the City would have saved in the order of $150,000 in taxes in 2011. That is nearly 1% off your taxes !

The Engineering advice being given to City Council on infrastructure problems and policies is coming from a Planner not an Engineer. That is kind of like getting advice about how to fix your home's shorted out electrical circuit from a landscaper rather than an electrician.

So, as I said it came off sounding a bit like sour grapes or even a National Enquirer expose. In fact, it is all about knowing what you are doing and having a Council that is knowledgeable and spends the money we entrust them with wisely and with care.

Posted by Wayne Baldwin at 20:16

http://www.waynebaldwin.ca

'Bus Layover & Nuisance Claimed by Residents of 'Pacific Terrace' Now r...

Garage Sale at Pacific Terrace on Russell Avenue in White Rock is opening doors and opportunity for the White Rock reporter to discover how the debacle about Pacific Terrace and bus layovers was resolved and came to a conclusion.
The layover in White Rock, of busses, is now relocated to Thrift Now in the neigbourhoods backyard on Thrift Avenue or will it be a final solution by the community of White Rock to make a lay-over bus location next to Active Living Centre in Centennial Arena vicinity?
Ask the responsible at tel # 604 541 2100 ..they will direct inquiries to whom it may concern.

Prepare yourself for the upcoming civic election in November 19, 2011.

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"White Rock Sun" Mr. Dave Chesney, Publisher & Editor will run for a seat in Council , White Rock Election in November 2011.

"Chesney already has a 'place in the Sun' and Now looking for a 'place in New Council'
4th September 2011, photographed at 'Farmers Market' in White Rock BC, White Rock Council Candidate for the upcoming Election in November 2011, Mr. David [Dave] Chesney took a turn working in the vegetable stand this sunny day at the popular farmers market.
Here seen with friends, in the veggie stand.
Dave Chesney is the owner and founder of the E-Tabloid 'The White Rock Sun" an electronic news 'paper' of sorts.
Recommend you take a look and review daily this popular 'on the edge' local media on the Internet.

Go to: http://www.WhiteRockSun.com

In the centre, during the break from selling cukes and potatoes of the species named 'Bintje', Dave Chesney is now preparing his campaign and extending his circle of local potential followers and friends ready to cast a vote for Chesney on November 19 2011.

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