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Press, 9 July 1986, Page 16

Across 1— Shrewd piece of vaulting (4) 8— Among a line of waiters (2,3,5,) 9— Flighty type who certainly doesn’t opt for early retirement! (5-3) 10— Indicates assent, as the sleepy man does (4) 12— Dawdle, as ducks do (6) 14— Five lodged in shocking holes — positive slums (6) 15— The kind of paper awarded to the runner-up! (6) 17— To score as an amanuensis (6) i 18— Take the lead in “The Lost Army” (4) 19— They fill in the pools (8) 21— Noted what people did to mark a special occasion (10) 22— Farm producers put to some purpose, we hear (4) Down 2— One conducting a religious refresher course? (10) 3 and 7 down— What gales cause in mid-ocean (4,4) 4— Walked from Dorset (6) 5— A rich hoard comes from breaking the law (6) 6— Look at the next page for value of total sales (8) ; 7— See 3 Down 11— Think it’s not impulsive (10) 13— Turned off to be amused (8) 16— About to classify a popular haunt (6) .17—What may be assumed for working times (6) i 18—Discharge the fuel container (4) 20— Forced to be a domestic worker, one hears (4) '"V. (Solution tomorrow) \ Yesterday’s solution Across: 7, Rioja; 8, Satanic; 9, Tillage; 10, Aster; 12, Carpenters; 15, Abstainers; 18, Tuber; 19, Carrier; 21, Caramel; 22, Yearn. Down: 1, Protestant; 2, Mould; 3, Gaga; 4, Asleep; 5, Strainer; 6, Another; 11, Restaurant; 13, Anagrams; 14, Isobars; 16, Nicola; 17, Rival; 20, Rays.j