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Known As The Ivory Coast

• Côte d'Ivoire is the official name, but the country is also knownas the Ivory Coast. It is in western Africa on the Gulf of Guinea,is a little larger than New Mexico. The country consists of acoastal strip in the south, dense forests in the interior, and sa-vannas in the north.• The capital is Yamoussoukro.• Côte d'Ivoire was originally divided into several states and king-doms before becoming a colony of France in 1893. It gained in-dependence on August 7, 1960. • The population is about 22 million people!• The currency is the West African CFA Franc.• Weather in Côte d'Ivoire is very warm, and there are two rainyseasons and a dry season. The majority of rain falls between Mayand July.• The most popular sport is football (soccer). The national teamhas played and qualified for several World Cups. Rugby and bas-ketball are also popular. • Most people in Côte d'Ivoire practice Islam, but Christianity andother religions are also practiced. • The official language is French. There are many native lan-guages spoken including Baoulé, Dioula, Dan, Anyin and CebaaraSenufo.• The government is a republic, and the president has a lot of ex-ecutive power.• The largest city is the port city of Abidjan. It has the largest pop-ulation of almost 5 million people! • Deforestation is becoming a problem in Côte d'Ivoire. A lot of theforest is threatened by the construction of farms. • The Ivory Coast is among the world’s largest producers ofcocoa, coffee beans and palm oil. Agriculture is a major industrythere.

• Basilica of Our Lady of Peace (atright) in Ivory Coast's capital Ya-moussoukro is the largest churchbuilding in the world.• Popular foods in Côte d'Ivoire in-clude aloko (a banana fried in palmoil) and Mafé which is meat in apeanut sauce. Chicken is com-monly used, and various stews are a staple.• Ivorian music mixesEuropean and Africanstyles, and is a majorpart of their culture.Storytellers are oftenaccompanied by musicand dancing is alsopopular. • The country exportsrice, wheat, plastic ma-terials, resins, agricul-tural chemicals and oiland gas equipment.The major imports in-clude cocoa and cocoaproducts, coffee, rub-ber and petroleum.

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You may have a rash! A rash can also be called dermatitis(pronounced dur-muh-tahy-tis), which is a swelling or irritationof the skin. It can look red, dry, scaly, include lumps, bumps,blisters and pimples plus it’s itchy. Some rashes, combined witha fever can be signs of serious illnesses.

A type of rash called Hives can be serious because they canbe a sign of an allergic reaction and you would need immediatemedical attention. Hives are reddish or pale swellings that ap-pear on your body when a chemical called histamine (pro-nounced his-tuh-meen) is released in response to an allergen.The trigger can be a certain food, medicine or bug bite. A viruscan also cause hives.

Here are some other common types of rashes:

•Eczema is a common rash for kids. Eczema can cause dry,chapped, bumpy areas around the elbows and knees or moreserious cases of red, scaly, and swollen skin all over the body.•Irritant contact dermatitis is caused by contact with somethingirritating, such as a chemical, soap, or detergent. It can be red,swollen, and itchy. Even sunburn can be a kind of irritant der-matitis because it's red and might itch while it's healing.•Allergic contact dermatitis is a rash caused by contact with anallergen. An allergen is something you are allergic to, such asrubber, hair dye, or nickel (a metal found in some jewelry).Urushiol (pronounced yoo-roo-shee-ol), is an oil or resin con-tained in poison ivy, oak, and sumac, can cause this kind ofrash.

Some rashes form right away and others can take severaldays to occur. When a rash appears, you usually know it be-cause it will start to bother you. If you develop a rash, tell a par-ent or another adult as soon as you can. Try not to scratch it.If you do, the rash may take longer to heal and you'll be more

likely to develop an infection or scar.A visit to the doctor is a good idea. Although all rashes may

look alike to you, a skin doctor called a dermatologist knows thedifference. Knowing which kind of rash you have can help thedermatologist choose the best treatment to heal.

Here are some ideas to help you prevent rashes:

• If a poison plant is the problem, learn what the plant looks likeand avoid it. It also may help to wear long sleeves and pantswhen you're camping or hiking in the woods.• If bugs are biting you, have a parent help you apply some in-sect repellent when you'll be going outside.• For allergic dermatitis or irritant contact dermatitis, try to avoidthat substance. If you are allergic to nickel, wear only nickel-freejewelry. If you discover that bubble bath bothers your skin, don'tuse it. • With eczema, stay away from harsh soaps that might dry outyour skin. Make an effort to moisturize your skin with creams orlotions. Short, cool showers are a good idea, too, because hotshowers and baths can further dry out your skin.• When it comes to the sun, you should always wear sunscreento avoid a red and itchy sunburn.

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Thank You Harold Zeigler Chrysler!Harold Zeigler Chrysler is located at 1186 M-89, Plainwell (269)685-5800. Zeigler Chrysler has devoted themselves to helping and servingtheir customers to the best of their ability. "We believe the cars we offerare the highest quality and ideal for your life needs." In addition to sell-ing both new and used vehicles, they also offer service and repair, soyou have access to the latest specialized technology and precise analy-sis from Chrysler trained technicians. Check out their website at hzplain-well.com to view their inventory and find out more about their dealership.

“What goals does Zeigler Chrysler have in common with Kids' World,”you may wonder. It's simple….being involved! "It is so important to getinvolved with our youth today. They are our future! Encouraging kids intheir education and making it fun is a win-win for everyone!” They havebeen part of sponsoring the Allegan County Kids' World from the begin-ning in December 2014.

Thank You Community Shoppers Guide!Undertaking this Kids World News Publication this past year has been a very posi-tive and encouraging experience for us. As your local shoppers paper since 1945,we have taken pride in bringing together businesses, schools and community mem-bers. We hope to provide even more local and school news in our weekly paper.Kids' World is another step in that direction for us.

If you haven't checked Kids' World News out, we encourage you to do so! Areaschools have a chance to put current information and pictures in every month. Lookfor your student and other neighborhood kids each month! There are also many funactivities kids can do at school, at home, or just on their own. During the school yearthe publication is distributed to the schools free of charge. Then during the summer,look at your local libraries. It's not too late to join this great opportunity! Give us a callat (269)694-9431 or email [email protected].

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It’s Fun To PlayThe Trumpet!

The trumpet is a musical instrument in the brass family. Of all brass in-struments, the trumpet is highest in register, above the French horn, trom-bone, baritone, euphonium, and tuba. A musician who plays the trumpet iscalled a trumpet player or trumpeter. As with all brass instruments, thesound is produced by buzzing the lips into a mouthpiece.

The oldest trumpets date back to 1500 B.C.E.and earlier. The bronze and silver trumpets fromTutankhamun's grave in Egypt, bronze lurs fromScandinavia, and metal trumpets from Chinadate back to this period. The earliest trumpetswere signaling instruments used for military orreligious purposes, rather than music in themodern sense.

Trumpet Facts:

• Taking care of a trumpet is easy! It is stored in just two pieces in the carrying case. The only regular main-tenance is to oil the valves and grease the slides as it’s needed.• The trumpet is played with the right hand on the top of the instrument with the first three fingers resting onthe valves. The left hand holds the trumpet with the fingers wrapped around the middle of the valves.• The trumpet is a very versatile and widely used instrument. Trumpets are always needed in bands, sym-phony orchestras, jazz groups and small instrumental groups. It is very common for the trumpet to performa large number of solos and melodic lines in all of these groups. The trumpet also works well as a solo in-strument. • There are many different kinds of trumpets. The most common type is the B-flat trumpet, but C, D, E-flat,E, F, G and A trumpets are also available.• The trumpet is used in nearly all forms of music, including classical, jazz, rock, blues, pop, ska, polka andfunk.

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Thank You Fifth Third Bank!Fifth Third Bank has been a faithful Kids' World sponsor throughout 2015. Theyare located at 1282 M-89, Plainwell (269)685-9581 and 1511 Lincoln Rd.,Allegan (269)686-9717. They are open Monday through Friday from 9am-5pmand Saturday from 9am-noon. We encourage you to find out more about FifthThird at their website, www.53.com

Fifth Third Bank has been in business since 1858, over 150 years! They pridethemselves in their friendly and helpful staff. Fifth Third has a passion to sup-port local businesses and encourage excellent education. When asked whythey became part of Kids' World News, Assistant Center Manager, MirandaMcNally responded, "It is great to be part of something that is a fun and educa-tional resource for our kids and for our community. We want our students to feela sense of connection to other schools in the area, and across the country."

Thank You Monarch Health!Monarch Health has been a Kids' World supporter since December 2014. Theyopened at 344 W. Allegan St., Otsego a year ago. Monarch Health is open 9am-5pm. You can find out more information at monarchfamilyhealth.com or 888-595-8782. They pride themselves in caring for patients of all ages using an inte-grative health care process that utilizes both natural and modern forms of med-icine.

Community involvement is very important to Monarch Health. "Communityinvolvement promotes both physical and mental health. Studies show peoplewho volunteer live healthier and happier lives and the community as a wholebenefits!" Being part of Kids' World News helps bring local news and offeringsto children and families which also sparks parents' interest in their kids.Definitely a win-win situation!

Thank You Plainwell Auto Supply!Plainwell Auto Supply is located at 155 N. Main St., Plainwell (269)685-5817.They are a NAPA store (napaonline.com) that has been in business for over 30years, always focused on helping people have a positive customer experience.Plainwell Auto Supply has monthly specials on a variety of parts for vehicles,farm equipment, heavy duty machinery, marine, lawn and garden and more.

"It's not just about selling parts. It's about helping people," owner David Steffenstates. Each person and situation is unique and deserves individual attention.Kids' World News is a perfect chance to encourage education and help us allbe proud of our community. Plainwell Auto opted to get involved with Kids'World in December of 2014.

Thank You Chuck Kinnane ofBerkshire HathawayChuck Kinnane has been a realtor for 17 years. When you need real estatehelp, Chuck will be there, from your very first meeting to the final closing, Hewill provide you with best-in-class service to help you buy or sell a home.Equipped with the finest tools and technology, Chuck will guide you through thereal estate transaction, every step of the way. Give him a call at (269)685-3686to discuss your real estate needs.

Chuck began to get involved with Kids' World News February of 2015. Heenjoys finding opportunities to give back to our community, not expecting areturn. Kids' World gives kids interesting information and fun activities to do andstrengthens the communicative bridge between parents and their children.

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Thank You Compass Wellness Center!Compass Wellness Center has been part of the Otsego/Plainwell area forfive years. They are located at 115 W. Allegan St., downtown Otsego(269)692-2100. Compass specializes in providing outpatient psychologicaltreatment to address the mental health concerns of children, adolescents,adults and families. They firmly believe that all people, regardless of insur-ance, deserve the highest quality of service. Check them out at www.com-pass-wellness.org.

Compass Wellness Center began sponsoring Kids' World in December of2014. They know it's important to focus on the education and care of ouryouth and literacy is a huge part of that. How better to affect our children'sfuture, than to get them excited about learning and growing in their under-standing of the world they live in!

Thank You B&C Trophy!B&C Trophy is a locally-owned embroidery, screen printing and engravingbusiness located at 544 E. Morrell, Otsego. You can find all sorts of t-shirts,jackets, trophies, duffle bags and more. Also, B&C boasts many uniqueMichigan themed clothing. They have been in business for 32 years andcan be reached at (269)694-4261.

Important to owners Sherry and Tera is small town service, working togeth-er and promoting a sense of community. They began to sponsor Kids'World as soon as the opportunity came up in 2014. It is an important andworthwhile publication that encourages kids to learn. And, obviously, withall their school apparel, supporting local schools and communities isalready a top priority.

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William McKin-ley was born onJanuary 29, 1843in Niles, Ohio. Atfirst, he attendedschool in a oneroom school-house. Aftermoving at theage of nine toPoland, Ohio, heand his siblingsattended a pri-vate schoolcalled PolandAcademy. In

school he enjoyed reading, debating, pubic speaking and be-came the president of the school’s debate club. At 16, he at-tended Allegheny College in Pennsylvania until illness sent himhome. After recovering from his illness, he worked as a postal clerk

and taught at Kerr School. When the Civil War broke out, he andhis cousin, Will, enlisted as privates in the 23rd Regiment OhioVolunteer Infantry. He was under the command of Rutherford B.Hayes (who was a future president). By the end of the war andthrough acts of bravery, he had elevated to the rank of BrevetMajor.After the war, he returned to his hometown of Poland, Ohio

where he studied law with Judge Glidden. In 1866, he enteredlaw school in Albany, New York and was admitted to the bar inOhio in 1867. After working for Judge Belden, he opened hisown practice and became involved with the Republican Party. Hewas elected Prosecuting Attorney of Stark County in 1869.He married Ida Saxton in January 1871 and had two daughters.

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1897-1901fever) and her mother, Mrs. McKinley through illness and depres-sion became a semi-invalid who needed constant care. Mr. McKin-ley was always concerned and was known for his devotion to her.At the age of 34, he won a seat in Congress. McKinley was ap-

pointed to the Ways and Means Committee. He was known for hispersonality, exemplary character and quick intelligence. He wasalso the leading Republican tariff expert, giving his name to themeasure enacted called the McKinley Tariff of 1890. The next year,he was elected as governor of Ohio and served two terms.In 1896, at the Republican Convention (during the depression),

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passed the Gold Standard Act to make gold as a standard of ourmoney system. Industrial combinations began developing, but for-eign policy dominated McKinley’s Administration. With Spanishforces and revolutionaries in Cuba, the public brought pressure onthe President for war. In the 110 day Spanish-American War, theUnited States destroyed the Spanish fleet in Cuba, siezed Manilain the Philippines and occupied Puerto Rico. At the “Treaty ofParis”, Puerto Rico and Guam became U.S. possessions and for$20 million, we acquired the Philippines as a territory. With theselands, the U.S. became a world power under President McKinley.Cuba was set up as a protectorate. He also presided over the an-nexation of the formerly independent Kingdom of Hawaii.In 1900, McKinley won a second term. In this same year, the

Hay Pauncefote Treaty gave to the U.S. the right to build thePanama Canal. His second term came to a horrible end on Sep-tember 1901. While standing in a receiving line at the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition, a deranged anarchist shot him twice. Hedied eight days later and Vice President Theodore Roosevelt be-came the next president.

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