Their names are inscribed with the dead of World War II on the memorial erected by the Village and dedicated on Memorial Day 1948. The inscription reads " Let us live for those who have fallen that in our lives they may be resur- rected . " World War II On Sunday afternoon , December 7 , 1941 , the radios blasted forth the announcement that Japan had at- tacked us at Pearl Harbor . War was declared and once again we were Village Management posed of three members , each as- sessor serving three years , alter- nating so that one assesor is ap- pointed each year . A Building Inspector is selected each year at the annual reorganiza- tion meeting of the Village Board . The Planning Board consists of four members . The Board of Appeals is made up of five members . Recreation in the Village is in charge of a full - time Director of Recreation . He works with the Youth Activities Committee which makes recommendations to the Vil- lage Board . The Board also ap- points part - time Supervisors Recreation . in a global struggle . A total of 643 men and women from our village entered the armed forces and al- lied organizations . The people at home united to give material and spiritual help to those in the armed forces . Jules Fisher represented the village on the Draft Board for the duration of the war . They carried on until Japan surrendered in August 1945. Soon thereafter our men and women in the armed forces came home - but not all of them . Some had " given their all " and were buried in many parts of the world and at sea . Those who died in the service from our Village were Warren Ackerman , Frank G.