Four people (Harriett, Fran, Ursula, and Larry) with last names Zellar, Clemens, Young, and Maciejewski, each collected a number of old hawaiian t-shirts.
Each person was of a different occupation: kicker, zookeeper, mathematician, and postal worker.
If each person collected one of the following amounts of old hawaiian t-shirts, (11, 15, 20, and 7) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many old hawaiian t-shirts each person collected?
The mathematician, the person who collected 11 old hawaiian t-shirts, and Ursula don't like sushi.
The zookeeper, who collected 15 old hawaiian t-shirts, isn't Zellar.
Young wasn't the person who collected 15 old hawaiian t-shirts. Neither did Larry nor the kicker.
The kicker, whose first name is Harriett, wasn't the person who collected 15 old hawaiian t-shirts.
Ursula is not the person who collected 11 old hawaiian t-shirts, nor has the last name Clemens.
Fran, who is not Clemens, is the postal worker's cousin.
The postal worker, whose first name is Larry, wasn't the person who collected 15 old hawaiian t-shirts.
The person who collected 7 old hawaiian t-shirts is not named Ursula or Young.
The kicker, who collected 7 old hawaiian t-shirts, isn't Zellar.
Ursula is not the person who collected 20 old hawaiian t-shirts, nor has the last name Zellar.
The postal worker isn't Harriett Clemens.
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Place a N in any square that is a definite "no" and a Y in any square that is a definite "yes". I give up!