Campbell Deaf Upholsterer Turns Work Into Expression
Charles Campbell, born deaf and mute in West Minster sixty one years ago, built a long career as an upholsterer despite disabilities. He learned the craft through year after year at various shops, finally finding steady work at Goodwill Industries where he was named Goodwill Worker of the Year after eight months.
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Charles Campbell
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Jean
Charles Horal
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Style-Hite Furniture
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N. Prospect Street
Goodwill
Crafting a Living with Hands At Goodwill
Charles Campbell teaches his daughter Jean upholstery, a craft he values highly. He enjoys challenging jobs at Goodwill, turning damaged items into usable pieces. Despite lifelong handicaps, he maintains a profitable, productive career through hands on repair, sewing, stuffing, sanding, and varnishing.
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Jean
Horner Furniture
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Goodwill
Charles Campbell
School board weighs cuts to 148000 in budget
Washington County commissioners demand 148000 cut from next year’s school budget of about 30 million while sparing teachers raises and textbooks. Officials say bare-bones funding already tight and plan to trim slowly, targeting capital outlay and audio-visual purchases, with possible layoffs.
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