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t Vi|>l>iiHj llu> Scales NANC Y AUSTIN Plump is pleasing to this movement Next time you go to your favorite magazine stand, be sure to buy a copy of "Big Beautfiful Woman" magazine. You're in for a surprise. The cover boasts a very pretty, if but slightly plump model, showing off the latest in fashions for the heavy woman. Subtitles include "when fat was 'in' and thin was a sin'" "what department stores are doing to woo the BBW (Big Beautiful Woman), and "the ABC's of feeling OK " There's a movement afoot, and this publication is but one more example of an outspoken but bulding minority making themselves heard There's a gorgeous blonde sensuous lady named Stella Reichman. She is the forerunner of the movement whose theory in life revolves around plump can still be sexy- She is the national fashion consultant to Lane Bryant stores. She's a warm, gracious, graceful lady who is convinced that thin isn't always in The birth of The National Assoication to Aid Fat Americans gives rise to the theory that the heavy person has rights — a sort of political mouthpiece ' And now there's Carole Shaw, editor of her brainchild, now on the newstands. "BIG BEAUTFIUL WOMAN" was bofc^ out of frustrations of a shopping trip. Preparing to go on a vacation and giving her somewhat depleted wardrobe a boost, Carol shopped, and shopped, and shopped. Her husband was along on the would-be pleasure trip and watched the frustrations flare up from a simmer to a boil. "What's needed, Carole?" he asked her. "Clothes for the heavier woman who don't want to look like old ladies. And a magazine helping the heavy women find them!" she said. With that, the following day her husband talked to several people who would be interested in working full time on the publication of a new magazine. He is the publisher, she the editor. The first issue sold 65 percent of its copies in two weeks, a magazine selling record. The second issue is now on the stands with a circulation of 200,000 and national distribution. "The demand has been beyond our wildest dreams." said Carole. "But there is a need for women to be able to have a publication that speaks to their problems." THE MOST DIFFICULT part of the second issue was, she says, choosing the letters to the editor. Most of them were from people pouring out their feelings about the difficulty of self-worth. "Some of the letters made you want to cry," she said. "Women need this magazine." The former professional singer has always had a weight problem. While she was a size 12 during her performing years, it was such a struggle to stay at that size she wondered if it was all worth it. Carole tried every diet there was. "Once," she said, "I was even a size 9 while I was a member of Weight Watchers." But she became depressed over the struggle and decided it wasn't worth it. Today the 43-year-old Carole is 200 pounds, a size 22 V«, and stands 5 feet 7 inches. "I feel like a million. I always do,"she bubbled enthusiastically. "There's more to life than being a size nine. We have bought into a men- tality that if you aren't thin there is something wrong." "But," she continued, "There are 25 million women size 15 and larger, and these people have needs. In this magazine we are trying to fill those needs. "I don't know if you have a weight problem (If she only knew the struggle), but in 100 years we are both going to look the same." Therein lies her philosophy. Deal with today, and hope for tomorrow. Do the best you can with what you have. DEALING WITH the "now" in life is evident throughout the magazine. The most unique feature is that not only are high fashion items modeled, but the models are heavy themselves. "I'm so tired of seeing size 22 V2 modeled on a size 8 figure. Our magazine is changing that." To quote in part from the editor's note in her statement of policy: "We are 25 percent of the population — we represent a goodly portion of humanity. It's time we start respecting ourselves and demand respect from the smaller world around us. "And this is only some of what this magazine is about." Sheriffs train for GOP convention Wayne County Sheriff's national award-winning Executive Protection Training program will conduct its eighth annual exercise July 12-15 at the former Child Development Center in Northville Township in preparation for the 1980 Republican National Convention. according to the school's director, Summer INSULATION Special * per 1000 sq. ft. ceiling 6" blown fiberglass FREE ESTIMATES * RoN Insulation Available for Do-tt-Yourssffsrs 348-9880 * 227-4839 Jones Insulation Supplies Kite in , V " ^ UJLU s ^ v y Sgt Raymond Megge. 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