Al4 - Weduesday, September 15, 1982 - North Shore News

District
election
hopeful
may get
TAGGed

FIRST person to declare
that he may contest a seat in
this year’s aldermanic
elections im North Van-
couver under the banner of
the Taxpayers’ Association
for Good Government
(TAGG) is businessman Neil
MacLean

MacLean, who describes
himself as “right of centre,”
said he may well seek en-
dorsement at a TAGG
candidacy meeting which
was scheduled to be held last
night (Tuesday) at the
Canadian Legion Hall.

NEIL MacLEAN

Until now, the existence
of TAGG has barely been
acknowledged and nobody
has admitted being a
member of the group,
rumored to be made up of
hardcore Social Credit
members m Jack Davis’

Speculative articles in this
paper concerning the group
have been defended by
accusations about jour-
nalistic integrity, rather than
denials from any of the
people named in them.

However, MacLean shares
the opimion expressed in this
paper over the hkelihood of
this year’s District elections
being a bitier battle between
left and right-wing politics.

He says he expects it to be
“one of the more volatile
elections m recent years,”
noting the “current division
of philosophies on District
council.”

A member of the North
Vancouver Chamber of
Commerce, who 1s also a
lhaison between the RCMP
and the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, of winch he ts a
member, Maclean shares
the TAGG cmphasts on the
funding of amenines by
taxpayers.

Maintaining be would
bring a “middle-of the road
business oncnuied view™ to
council mectings. Maci.can
says “lam very concernacd
about maintaining a good
quality of life for our
communtty ~

But he adds he would
“make cvery cflor to ensure
the services provided usc
allordable to the avcragc
taxpayer.” advocating o
standstill policy at prescnt

“1 dg Wot believe that now
tm one © to) 6 capand
Goverament services and
tanation, and that. insicad
we should be rcassuring our
present) preomitics to our
resiicnts,” be says.

MaclLcan, who ts 27 has
iived on the North Shore for
25° years and ts the
owner/manager of Lo Cost
Vinyl Repairs Lad in North
Vancouver

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