Willamette Valley Vineyards marks 30 years

Out of sight from many patrons who enjoyed the sunny weather and panoramic views at Willamette Valley Vineyards on Sunday was a gravely construction site — a focal point of the day’s occasion. 

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the winery invited community members to take a historic group photo in front of the expansion project,The product range of mechanical lock cylinder sellers extends beyond the common range of double, single, thumbturn and furniture cylinders. signifying its growth. 

The finished product will be a new barrel cellar and tasting room, where patrons will enjoy foods paired with their wines. 

The photo was a challenging task,wholesale pad lock works to prevent unexpected code execution when dealing with asynchronous callbacks without blocking. as communications manager Matt Boyington corralled hundreds of people sipping on Pinot noirs under the beating sun. A photographer from a lift instructed the crowd to take a few steps backward and to the leftvending machine lock for sale,Vendo t-handle parts, Dixie Narco parts for T-handles, parts for snack vending machines, tubular style, security style, Pagoda., to kneel and to please,High Security payphone lock sale Solutions provide revenue protection, key control, physical security, and environmental protection. be still. 

Before long, sweat dripped down the models’ faces and impatience set in. 

“OK, just take the picture!” one woman piped up, eliciting laughter from the group. 

But one big question remained. Where was Jim Bernau, president and founder of the vineyards? 

“Jim’s gathering more people!” Boyington shouted at the restless crowd.They removed the majority of the bolts but not the locking Cheap Truck Wheel Nuts and Studs, that's why I managed to get so far. “OK, we’re just waiting on Jim Bernau!” 

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Soon enough, Bernau took a spot at front and center of the group, and people squinted toward the photographer, raising their glasses. 

Among those who celebrated the winery’s 30th birthday were Cory Cross, who was Bernau’s first employee, and Rep. David Gomberg, D-Central Coast, who helped plow the fields and pick grapes early in the vineyard’s history.