A city council member at play Mayor Eugene Cipolloni inexplicably promoted nearb… There was a parade Now how much would you pay? Morris Katz at paint Explaining how he does it Showing some of his work to a child Working the crowd . . . and a broken glove box -- maybe the one that… . . . contained this frighteningly labeled cask .… A shack on the property . . . Most of the equipment was gone For times when things go bad The reactor room The abandoned reactor building Passsers-by were warned to stay away And there is laughter There are toys There is a nap room for the kids The staff remains upbeat Infants are looked after The rules sometimes need to be explained Bingo is a popular pastime Apparently it was a contest Some of the clowns were not elected Festivities included a sack race for the young . .… . . . and shuffleboard for the old. The town had a birthday cake The Mayor, City Council members, and a scantily-cl… The first demonstration was on a rainy April Satur… The crowd was soggy Umbrellas and signs Mad as a wet anti-nuke protester Sign put to actual use Lefty guitarist played lefty tunes Being a part of the crowd Marching was briefly undertaken Isn't this guy on "Whale Wars"? Whipping 'em into a frenzy Buttons and stickers for sale Bet he went with her to chick flicks, too No entry Getting on the list The August protest was on a nicer day What's an anti-nuke demonstration without an arous…