| When this year's Girl Scout cookie sale ended, Heidi and four
other scouts topped the local sales charts in number of boxes sold. Each
of the five sales leaders, no two of whom sold the same number of boxes,
is from a different troop in a different area town. Given the sales
figures below, can you determine how many boxes each Girl Scout sold,
her full name, the troop to which she belongs, and the town where the
troop meets?
- Marie sold twice as many boxes of Girl Scout cookies as the Valdez
girl, who sold 50 more boxes than the member of Troop 1066.
- The Updike girl sold 100 more boxes of cookies than Kristin, who isn't
the best-selling scout from Summerset.
- The Turner girl's favorite cookies are Samoas, while the girl from
Churchville loves Tagalongs and the girl in Troop 325 chooses the
new Double Dutch cookies over the others.
- The girl who belongs to Troop 197 sold 100 more boxes than the scout
from troop 711.
- The Sanders girl sold 100 fewer boxes than the scout who belongs to
the Fallston troop; the Fallston girl sold half as many boxes as Lisa
did.
- Jana, who isn't in the Churchville troop, and the scout from Troop 1066
both sold cookies outside local Giant food stores.
- The girl from the Glenview troop, which isn't Troop 418, didn't sell
the most cookies.
- The Walton girl and the scout from the Hillside troop, who isn't Kristin,
were also in the top 5 in sales for 2003.
- The girl from the Summerset troop sold twice as many boxes as the
top 5 sales scout who is in Troop 418.
- The Turner girl isn't in the Summerset troop.
- The five combined to sell a total of 1,800 boxes of Girl Scout cookies,
with the lowest number sold among the five being 150 boxes.
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