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Hall woman working toward thrift store benefiting children’s groups
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Phyllis Johnston, owner of Trader Jack's Market Place, poses for a portrait in Clermont, on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017. A portion of all sales at Trader Jack's Market Place will benefit Court Appointed Special Advocates and foster children. - photo by David Barnes
Phyllis Johnston’s goal in the past few months has been to create a thrift store for CASA, the court-appointed special advocates serving children in Juvenile Court. But the long-term dream is to join their ranks. “My goal is to have enough help in the thrift store so I can get away to do that,” she said.