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Waynesboro Moose Lodge provides Thanksgiving to Vector Industries

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moose thanksgiving1The Waynesboro Moose Lodge 1309 hosts a Thanksgiving meal for employees at Vector Industries in Waynesboro each year. The 2013 meal marked the 31st year that the Moose Lodge has done this for Vector employees. The occasion includes a turkey meal with all the fixings and a DJ playing music for employees to have some fun dancing to.

Vector Industries Inc. was founded in 1969 as an employment and training organization for individuals with various disabilities.

More information on Vector Industries is available online at www.VectorIndustries.org.

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