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Salome London Zoos baby gorilla at the Animal Hos ital today being weig ed From her birth weight of about four pounds she has increased to eight WEIGHING IN pounds twelve ounces since July 16th Salome also had routine checkup She is be ing handreared by Senior Keeper Ron Smith after her mother Lomie began to neglect her She is fed five times daily on baby milk and solid baby foods and now boasts four incisor teeth AP Photo Hard work fills the coffers of symphony orchestras Written for CP By ROSEMARY PITCHER When it comes to making money 1200 zealous womens cOmmittee members of Ontario symphony orchestras have the answer Scores of projects ranging from formal balls in larger cities to quilt raffles and baking and attic sales in smaller ones have sent flow of money total ling almost $500000 into sym phony treasuries during the past year One of the largest and longest established projects takes place annually in Toronto where members of the w0mens committee of the Toronto Sym phony Orchestra netted $59000 in one day through colossal rummage sale attended by 6000 persons Perhaps no project is more imaginative than the annual Viennese Ball sponsored by the womens committee of the Kit chenerWaterloo Symphony Or chestra Wives of professiOnal men become carpenters and gainters during the day of the all to turn commonplace baller into copy of the Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna After hours of gruelling work including the hoisting of nine chandeliers in place they go home and return in fashionable gowns CELEBRATE FEST The 12th annual ball held last spring grossed 16179 andnet ted $4808 for enterpnsrng OKTOBER group Viennese gourmet champagne dinner adds to the cost In the fall the committee brings Vienna to the city again with lilting Oktoberfest con cert series at which guests are served Rhine wine and cheese while they listen to the sym phony orchestra play the music of Vienna Last year it grossed $8440 and netted $3578 An art auction sponsored by the womens committee of the Ottawa Civic Symphony netted $3018 coffee party featuring handicraft and baked goods netted $2000 The womens committee of the Windsor Symphony Orches tra realized $600 from an an tique show and sale last year The womens committee of the London Symphony Orches tra grossed $10116 and netted $7897 last season with their Symphony Spring Fever rummage sale and craft auc tion plus entertainment by ethnic dancers and school choruses yearround Opportunity Shop operated by the womens committee of the Kingston Symphony Orchestra netted $15000 for the group last year Used clothing much of which is 10th by members and frien ds is sold in shop threeday annual book fair netted $3521 The womens committee of the Hamilton Philharmonic re alized $3835 from fashion show of which $1948 was net profit The Hamilton group also rgMIWm1 CANADAS LAIOISY AID DISTKNOWN RICOID non sponsors spring bazaar which netted $3000 this year The womens committee of the KitchenerWaterloo Sym phony Orchestra recently aban doned its annual tea which in volved huge effort in making sandwiches and cakes by mem bers and now realizes more from Ghost Tea Members merely mail out invitations and recipients mail back cheques Last years take was $1384 music marathon held with the cooperation of local radio station for three nights each year netted $3250 for the group Telephone Blitz held at the Bell Telephone headquarters annually during which mem bers spend hours on hones en deavoring to roun up new members brings in new sub scriptions Balls are annually held by five other womens committees in addition to Kitchener They include the London Symphony Formal Ball net income $2150 the International Symphon Samia Symphony ball whic netted $1800 the Kingston Symphony Spring Dance the Oakville Symphony Valentine dance and the Thunder Bay Symphony dinner dance Work of the committees does not end with moneymaking projects The 1200 members representing the Ontario com mittees sponsor music educa tion programs in their respec tive communities discussion series school concerts and bur sanes Many ways of saying drunk SPRINGFIELD Mass AP what do the words loaded pickled and plastered have in common Aside from meanin exactly the same thing they ap to be part of the longest st of synonyms in Websters Collegiate Thesaurus Dr MaireWeir Kay editor of the volume just published by and Merriam Co here says intoxicated has more syno nyms than any other entry in thebook The 46 listed included blind boiled fried juiced oiled pickled jagged polluted smashed stinking stinko scaled tanked andzonked There are the like tiddly uiffed lit and tight an some not so nice And there are the odd polite words ones ca oited delee rit ha fseas over and spiflicated ldiomatically there is full as tick three sheets to the wind under the table and in the bag It is an odd fact of linguistic life that word with many synonyms adds more as time goes on Dr Kay said You would think it might be the other way around Each gener ation makes up new adjectives for intoxicated for instance andthelistgrows And close runnerup in the synonym race Well there are 41 onyms for insane in cluding batty bonkers bugs crackers cuckoo loco non com pos mentis nuts teched wacky You can be around the bend crazy as coat off your onion and touched in the head And if youre boiled as well as batty Then youre really in trouble Overcome with grief Fran cisco Sanz cries by the grave of San Justo cemetery where the body of his son Luis PICKS APPLES WOODSTOCK Ont CP Woodstock Collegiate students council will raise funds for school activities by having 250 to 400 students volunteer to pick up spoiled apples from or Francisco who was police officer slain in the assassina tion of an adviser to King chards Apple growers will pay for the ples used in the mak ing of ci er and the money will go directly to the council TOURS AJAX AJAX Ont CP More than 1000 people toured HMS 19 FATHER BURIES SON Juan Carlos in San Sebas tian Spain Monday is about to be buried AP Photo Ajax 2200ton missile equipped frigate which arrived here recently for the 35th anni versary of the founding of the town of Aax The town was named ter the destroyer which helped sink the German battleship Graf Soee in 1939 The Barrie Examiner Thursday October 19769 Geologists map rim of thabasca basin STONY RAPIDS Sask CPSix mineral resources department geologists pitched their tents last summer about 70 miles southeast of this north ern Saskatchewan community in the second year of fiveyear project to map the rim of the Athabasca basin This basin is geological for mation covering about third of the province north of La Ronge Unlike other geological ex peditions working for private mining companies and the Sas katchewan Mining Develop ment Corp on the rim the mineral resources department team was not only examining areas likely to contain mineral ore bodies but trying to paint the geological picture of the basin The six geologists camped on the FondduLac River this year were mapping the surface geology of an area covering about30005 uare miles Another epartment field party concentrated on the areas geochemical makeup by sampling lake and river sedi ments About 13 billion years ago the Athabasca basin was devoid of anything but the simplest forms of life Rivers surged up and receded leaving behind de its of sand which eventually ardened into sandstone cov ering the harder and older granite and gneiss underneath SEEK URANIUM The sandstone making up the basin covers an irregular oval from Lake Athabasca east to Hatchet Lake west of Wall aston Lake south of Cree Lake and back up to Lake Athabasca The sandstone dips to depth of 5000 feet at the bottom of the basin The mineral resources team was mapping part of the basin in which glacial action has ex posed areas where sandstone is in contact with the granite and gneiss This zone is also re ceiving attention from economic geologists because it is where uranium leached out of the sandstone is con centrated The 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