Near the end of the year, the OJJS completed its work and closed down its offices, but free office space (a small back room) was promptly offered by the Michigan Council on Crime and Delinquency in Lansing. The toll-free line was manned by Chris Magnus, Peggy Hicks, Julie Powell, and several other volunteers from the Lansing area. As the group tried to spend the remainder of its money, it focused on promotion, and placed advertising in city buses.
Near the year's end, the OJJS finished its tasks and shut down its offices, but free office space (a small back room) was quickly provided by the Michigan Council on Crime and Delinquency in Lansing. The toll-free line was staffed by Chris Magnus, Peggy Hicks, Julie Powell, and several other volunteers from the Lansing area. As the group attempted to spend the remaining funds, it concentrated on promotion and placed advertisements on city buses.