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Country Discount Grocery
celebrates grand opening
The recently opened Country Discount Store is already improving services for
the growing number of loyal customers. Owners Patricia Quillen and Vicki
Wandrey are excited to let the public know they now have a cooler, making
perishable items available in their store. Milk, eggs, cheese, butter, and
cottage cheese are some of the dairy products they will be stocking.
Quillen told the Argus that the store, celebrating its grand opening, is unique
because the discounted foods are priced "well below" normal prices.
The store opened Memorial Day weekend and has kept the owners busy. Stock comes
from other grocer's rotated stock or from stores who have gone out of business.
It comes in boxes of mixed items, Quillen said, so you never know what you are
going to receive. The stock room is piled high with boxes they have sorted and
labeled. Merchandise may be dented or even past the expiration date, but the
food sealed inside is still good.
If anyone should purchase something that is not good, they are encouraged to
return it. Quillen said, "everything is guaranteed 100 percent." They want to
be made aware of any item that may be unsatisfactory so they can pull any like
items from the shelves. To date, "only four candy bars and one can of condensed
milk have been returned," Quillen added.
First time customers, Kevin and Jocelyn Thiemer of Wild Rose said "the prices
are great." Kevin continued. "we'll be back."
Future plans include doubling the size of the building, allowing double the
warehouse size as well and improving the racking system.
The store hours are: Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Monday thru Friday from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The store is located at W9483 Highway 21. three miles west of Wautoma.
A grand opening for Country Discount Grocery
Patricia Quillen is standing outside of the newly opened Country Discount
Store. Customers have the opportunity to shop for foods and other discounted
items.
In the midst of celebrating the grand opening, Quillen and co-owner Vicki
Wandrey have added a cooler so now dairy products are also available at the
store located on Hwy. 21, three miles west of Wautoma.
Here is a local customer who stopped in to pick up some snacks before going out
bow hunting, he sent us this picture with the results.
Note: Actual snacking and hunting results may vary.