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Personal Narrative: I Bought Apple Juice For Parent Cafés
I bought apple juice for one of my Parent Café and lost the receipt. I am pretty sure I bought it out of pocket but was wondering if you could double check for me if I used the Price Cutter card assigned to Parent Cafés? If it was paid with the Price Cutter card what would I need to do as far as the PURCHASE ORDER form? Sorry I know this can be an inconvenience.
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