List Scugog has become a major food shopping destination for people living in the northern communities of Durham Region since the recent opening of a fourth grocery store — so Focus on Scugog went out with a small shopping list one day last month just to compare “non-sale” prices at our local grocery establishments. For our comparison, we chose 18 “brand name products” - realizing each of these stores have their own store labels offering cheaper prices. The list, at left, shows there can be a significant difference in the price for identical items at any given time. But what we found most interesting, is that all four of the stores have a ‘best’ price and a ‘worst’ price at times — so it really comes down to being at the right place, at the right time, for the best deal. We haven't identified the stores for obvious reasons - this is not a scientific poll, nor is it as complete as most shopping lists would be. It is merely a sampling of some of the everyday items people pick up at their favourite grocery store. Where is the best place to shop? We will leave that up to you. In conclusion - it must be said that purchasing groceries, just like any other consumer product is a personal choice. But you can be assured, no matter where you purchase a product today — you are likely to see the same item advertised somewhere else at a lower price by the time you get it home. Happy shopping! OCTOBER.FOCUS.40.indd 37 Scugog set to honour it’s sporting legends Township of Scugog and the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame Committee has released the names of the latest inductees into the communities Sports Hall of Fame. Ina press release September 26, a spokesperson for the Hall of Fame Committee said “it’s an honour and privilege to announce the “2011 Inductees” to the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame Following are this year’s inductees: ° Builder: Ted Griffen « Individual:Telemark Skiing-Virginia (Ginny) Burt * Individual: Hockey - Rhonda Trapy ¢ Team: 1967 Port Perry IGA Pee Wee All-Ontario ‘B’ Champions * Team: 1976-1978 - Ontario Pairs Champion Horseshoes - Harold and James Roy McLaughlin. The 5th Annual Scugog Sports Hall of Fame Induc- tion Ceremony will be held on Thursday, October 20 at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre Hall. Doors will be opened to the public commencing at 6:00 p.m. with light refreshments being available at that time. The official ceremony will start at 7:30 p.m. The Scugog Sports Hall of Fame Committee was established by Township Council in early 2007 with the express intent to formally recognize Scugog’s Ted Grifen sporting history and traditions. It was also mandated to select local athletes, teams and builders for special recognition as a result of outstanding athletic accomplish- ments at the regional, provincial, national or international level. The Scugog Sports Hall of Fame Committee extend an invita- tion to the entire community to come out as our 2011 Inductees “come home” to be celebrated and congratulated as outstanding Scugog athletes. Through special commemoration the volunteers from the Seagrave Community Hall will also be recognized on this evening, The public is also invited to visit the newly opened Sports Hall of Fame section of the Scugog Shores Heritage Centre and Archives located at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre. The Sports Hall of Fame will be open at 6:00 p.m. for the public to “step into the past” and get a glimpse of Scugog’s sporting history. For more information on the Sports Hall of Fame please contact Lindsay Burnett, Community Services 905-985-7346 x 120. Ginny Burt FOCUS - OCTOBER 2011 37 921 10:18:46 AM