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10 May 2019 Read Online: RETIRE in STYLE to NORTH RICHMOND ENQUIRIES WELCOME Please Phone for an Appointment to Inspect 10th May – 24th May 2019 | Vol 36 – Issue 10 — See DETAILS ON page 4 & 5 — Sandstone MARK VINT OPEN 7 DAYS MARK VINT Sales 9651 2182 Buy Direct From the Quarry 9651270 New Line2182 Road 270Dural New NSW Line 2158 Road 9652 1783 [email protected] NSW 2158 Your Total Trade Solution for U 3, 2 ROB PL Residential, Commercial & Industrial [email protected]: 84 451 806 754 Gabion Spalls $16.50/T (min) VINEYARD NSW ABN: 84 451 806 754 75mm - 150mm for baskets Plumbing • Electrical • Hot Water WWW.DURALAUTO.COM WWW.DURALAUTO.COM 113 Smallwood Rd Glenorie 0415 20 33 88 MASSIVE SALE ON LOUNGE & SOFAS! COMMUNITY NEWS | SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL BUTCHER’S BEST STORY BY BEV JORDAN | PHOTO KAREN TAYLOR Craig Munro was in pre-school when he fell in love with being in the butcher’s shop where both his grandfather Harold, and his dad, Barry worked. He left Hawkesbury High at the age of 15 to start his apprenticeship in the family run business, Munro’s Quality Meat in Wilberforce, and has been winning awards ever since. The last few months have been huge. Last weekend Craig, now 32, won the hotly contested Meatstock Butchers’ Wars in Sydney before a crowd of over 15,000. “We had 30 minutes to cut, prepare and present a side of lamb and pork,” he said. Dean Byrnes with Craig Munro Judging was on presentation, speed, creativity and technique. The win followed a huge result in the Tri-Nation’s butchers’ They were cured and soaked in brine for two weeks before a long, slow cooking awards where Craig was a member of the Australian team which program and finished with a heathy dose of hickory smoke. beat teams from Brazil and New Zealand to take the top title. Points were awarded for even colour, aroma, overall appearance and of course In April, there were more awards at the Sydney Royal Easter flavour and taste. Show, where Munro’s Quality Meats won the ham and bacon The hams also took top place in the Australian Meat Industry’s small goods competition . competition in March. In what was the tightest points score for the trophy in many Craig, who was named the State’s first Master Butcher at the end of last year, said he years, the little family butcher’s shop impressed judges with it’s loves working in the family business. hams and bacon again. The family shop has won four of the His grandfather retired in 2011 and his father is stepping back a bit. The staff of nine past five Royal Easter shows. work with head butcher Dean Byrnes while Craig is winning for Australia. “We believe that for quality smallgoods we must start with Munro’s Quality Meats is at Shop 2, Wilberforce Shopping Centre, King Road, quality pork,” said Barry Munro when asked about his secrets. Wilberforce. Cal 02 45 75 1961 CONGRATULATIONS TO HAWKESBURY Save MR. 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