You are cordially invited to the Cooperstown 2014 Dinner Dance Fundraiser!
Enjoy a delicious catered dinner, dance and raffles!
DATE: April 25, 2014
TIME: 6:00pm no host cocktails; Dinner 7:00pm
PLACE: SSF Municipal Bldg (Social Hall) 33 Arroyo Dr. SSF
COST: $50 per person (includes drink ticket)
We are looking forward to seeing you and having a great time!
Please RSVP to colleenshane@yahoo.com Thank you!
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More on Cooperstown
Cooperstown, New York is a small village with a 2010 census population of 1,852 and is located a few miles from Cooperstown Dream Park. It is famous for its world renowned reputation of being the home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. This honor was bestowed upon this town (which is named after Judge William Cooper in 1785) because of the reported history stating baseball was invented there by Abner Doubleday, on a cow pasture, back in 1839. This dream of a baseball village started with a grandfather exclaiming “…every kid in America should have the opportunity to play baseball in Cooperstown!” and lived on in the heart of Louis A Presutti. Sadly Presutti passed before this dream could be made a reality by his grandson, Lou III, who completed this amazing feat in time to host the first competitions in 1996. To date over 1,200 teams from our 50 states as well as other countries have played in one or more of the 22 lighted enclosed baseball stadiums on this 150 acre baseball village.
To read more about our youth and the Cooperstown experience click HERE