Page 42 May 2014 Arcadia News 1/4 Page Vertical – 5” x 6” May 2014 Tino Ferrulli Look at that body style! Plus, it has a new active curve tilting function that is a world's first for a production car. This Coupe leans into curves in a manner similar to a motorcyclist or skier. On country roads in particular, the new curve tilting function enhances driving enjoyment and comfort. You will want to see this 2015 S550 Coupe when it shows up this fall. A High-End Coupe. 480-748-4810 Introducing the 2015 S550 Coupe. tinoferrulli@scottsdale-mb.com 4725 North Scottsdale Road • Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Benefitting... Experience a magical night of gourmet street food prepared by the Valley’s hottest culinary gypsies , listen to live music under the stars , and enjoy a variety of street fair entertainers! All proceeds go directly to Justa Center, a non-profit resource center for homeless seniors , that averages one person a day out of homelessness and into safe, appropriate housing! $20 ticket price includes entry into the street fair and food court, Morningstar’s signature appetizers and complimentary libations at the bar, all entertainment , and the opportunity to win valuable prizes in an amazing auction representing the best of Arcadia’s business district! Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at WWW.JUSTACENTER.ORG Nyman said one day while cleaning Logan’s room, she discovered a scrap of white lined notebook paper with a drawing of a simple horse figure. “I sat on the edge of his bed and just sobbed,” Nyman said. “That horse became such a big deal to me, that I had it tattooed onto my forearm.” For that reason, Nyman selected the horse to print onto Thornton’s T-shirts. The campaign was a huge success and gave Logan a confidence boost to see something he drew featured on shirts so many people were wearing. “Society treats those with special needs like they’re not full members of the community and can’t contribute,” Thornton said, “but they are talented, they do have skills and they can contribute.” Other organizations Paper Clouds Apparel has partnered with include Icing Smiles, Tempe-based The Centers for Habilitation and the National Down Syndrome society, among many others. Thornton said he will continue to develop campaigns and offer fresh T-shirts every two weeks. He said he will also continue to do whatever it takes to foster his growing business and touch more lives. In the near future, Paper Clouds Apparel plans to launch a new Web site and offer customizable T-shirts. T-Shirt Continued from page 40 “Being an entrepreneur…you suffer those moments of doubt where you think ‘Is this going to take off?’ or ‘Am I doing this right?’” Thornton said. “It seems like when I have these doubting moments, I’ll receive an e-mail from a parent telling me how this campaign has changed their household.” He added, “That’s the part where it’s like every bit of doubt that you had in your head completely leaves and I’m looking for things to do to make it even better.” For more information on Paper Clouds Apparel, visit papercloudsapparel.com. Paper Clouds Apparel employs special needs teens and adults to help package t-shirts.

Page 43 May 2 0 1 4 By Jean Hodgson From the time most of us are young children, our time is structured by the routines of school. The bell signals the start and end of the day in class, the dates of official breaks determine our celebration of holidays and a brief respite from routine, and the yearly calendar gives us a summer for travel — and sleeping in. That pattern typically ends with graduation and the start of a career. But what about those of us who never really finish school, but just go from one side of the desk to the other as we spend our professional lives as teachers? The bells and the calendars continue to rule our schedules until our careers take a different direction or draw to a close. This is where my husband and I find ourselves after both being educators for well over forty years — we are “graduating” into retirement. And so now, after all these years, we ask ourselves “What’s next?” As a high school English teacher and lifelong bibliophile, it is not surprising that my stash of books waiting to be read is quite extensive. But now it also includes books about finding your path in retirement and financial questions relative to retirement, as well as various articles from AARP. While these resources are definitely reliable and informative, I think my most valuable insights have come from asking advice from other recently retired teachers. One friend told me her philosophy was to not get involved with anything new for a full year so she could get caught up on things that had been neglected at home. That didn’t sound like a good fit for me, particularly since my MECH JOB INFORMATION PROJ. NO.: 7757822/602824980 JOB NAME: Retail Chin Olsen Campbell Diller DESCRIPTION: SPECIFICATIONS TRIM SIZE: 10.25" × 6" FINISHED SIZE: 10.25” × 6” BLEED: NA POST-PROD.: NOTES TEMPLATE: CREATIVE STUDIO © 2013 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC. Member SIPC. CRC766749 12/13 NY CS 7757822 Preserving and Enhancing Wealth Those individuals who have the skills and determination to create significant wealth are not necessarily well prepared to manage it. There are highly complex and time-consuming financial planning, asset management and other issues to consider. These are matters that successful people often don’t have the time, inclination or specialized knowledge to address. The Olson Campbell Diller Group at Morgan Stanley serves as financial advisors to many such individuals and their families. With the market hitting new highs, now is a good time to have a financial professional evaluate your portfolio to help you avoid overpriced assets and minimize losses in down markets. For a complimentary review of your portfolio, please call us to arrange a meeting. Olson Campbell Diller Group at Morgan Stanley 14850 N. Scottsdale Road, 6th Floor Scottsdale, AZ 85254 480-922-7800 melissa.campbell@morganstanley.com www.morganstanleyFA.com/olsoncampbelldiller Melissa C. Campbell Kirk W. Diller Shawn D. Olson Managing Director — Senior Vice President Managing Director — Wealth Management Wealth Advisor Wealth Management Wealth Advisor Wealth Advisor Longtime Arcadian enters retirement, shares experiences teaching has already been part-time the past several years. Another teacher said she was involved with so many things she was way busier than she ever was before retirement. That sounded like going to the other extreme and defeating the purpose of a change of pace. The balance I was looking for came from a friend who is in her third year of retirement and loving it. She feels you should regard it as a window of time doing the things you love but haven’t had time for, learning something new, and finding ways to still use your teaching skills and other strengths. We’ve been residents of the Arcadia area since 1969, but now I’m now looking at it from a slightly different perspective and seeing it as a place with abundant resources for an active retirement. We raised our children here and always appreciated the family friendly activities and restaurants, good schools and churches, and convenient shopping. As I look around at our community I’m confident we’ll discover many answers to the “What’s next?” question that we can share. I’m excited that some of the sharing will be in a regular column relating to retirement in the Arcadia News . Jean Hodgson prepares to leave longtime career as educator and begin new role as Arcadia News columnist. A rcadiadaily.com Papago. Zoo. Botanical Garden. Your Arcadia parks. ecial needs shirts.