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Fast, that’s the
have to think of a trip over the Nick o’ Pendle
Jack Eglin Ltd? If you are, you won’t
Eglin is a keen sportsman, being president of the Ex- Clarets’ Association and of St Andrew’s Cricket and
tured into the opening of a shop in Brie'rcfiffe Road, Burnley, in 1972. Now he has come to Clitheroe. Away from business, Mr
shop opened, and at the same time a branch in Lowerhouse Lane, Roseg- rove. Finally Mr Eglin ven
hours a week then, run ning the shop and doing contracting work. He ven tured into the TV rental business and then came the opening of the Plumbe Street shop. In 1963, the Padiham
served his apprenticeship as an electrician with Websters of Burnley before he decided to go it alone. He bought his first shop in C h e ap s id e , Burnley. He was working 80
THE man behind the reputation — that’s Jack Eglin, 48, who founded his electrical empire in 1951 when he was just 21. Born in Padiham, he
for money — because this firm sells at dis count p r ic e s ; a re specialists in TV rental and the appointed agents for many lead ing manufacturers. Are you thinking of
firm with a reputation for friendliness and fair service. And think of value
THINK ' of a shop where you can buy anything electrical, from a fuse . .■ . to a freezer. Think of a family
to the. nearest branch, for much longer. >; •
Ltd, a household name with a string of shops in Padiham and Burn ley, is . coming t o : Clitheroe!
Because Jack Eglin Spacious
town’s biggest electri cal store opens its doors to the public at its handy town centre
Next
Tuesday.the
a disused garage show- . rooms, has been trans formed into a spacious store displaying a full
site in Wellgate: What was until recently
selection of domestic - appliances, a TV sales and
■very much a family affair with his wife and daughter playing heading roles in its running.
-
for a friendly family firm offering a fair deal to its cu s tom e rs , th a t has- already made it a familiar name, with many Clitheroe people. Now they, can take advantage of it nearer to home.
And it is this reputation fair price, and to prove the The firm that Jack built
force in the firm’s success- story long before that, having worked alongside her husband to build up the business. She has worked a t a ll the d i f fe re n t branches and still helps out part-time.
Padiham Inner Wheel Club.
She is president of
is the couple’s 21-year-old daughter Jane who has worked in the business for five years.
branch shops, and after taking a secretarial course and working as a temp, she has been involved with the running of the office
She has worked at all the Keeping it in the family
Mrs Ellen Eglin has been a director of the firm since it became a limited com pany a few years ago. But she was a leading
Bowling Club in Burnley: He is a director of Padiham Building Society and a Rotarian. Along with her husband,
: Street, Burnley branch for the past two years.
affairs at the Plumbe
: mother are founder mem bers of Burnley Ladies’ Speakers’ Club.
She is a keen sportswo man, and she and her
the, new Clitheroe shop is the manager Mr David Kenyon, 41, who is mar ried with a daughter, and • lives in Great Harwood.
The man at the helm of
know anything about ser vice he is the man to see.
firm for 12 years. He lives at Hapton and is married with a daughter. If customers want to
department on the TV and audio side is the foreman television engineer Mr John Ennis. He has been with the '
and has recently rejoined the firm after a break of several years. He is now • working . at the Plumbe Street branch in Burnley. In charge of the service
He is Mr Eglin’s cousin,,
vision rental. They believe the customer should pay a
, Eglin’s specialise in tele
business himself more than 25 years ago, and it is still
rental section/ a hi-fi- range, and Clitheroe’s first Hoover Centre. Jack Eglin started the ■
•
and fair way
. 22in.;; colour set for less • than £8 a month. ■
point they rent a basic
choice of. all the leading manufacturers — Decca, ITT, Philips, Hitachi, Doric and Ferguson, all at realistic rates. ■
. service and repairs. They also provide a repair ser-
’ vice for customers who have their own sets.
this service to Clitheroe, along with their claim that 99.9 per cent of their cus ttomers - achieve satisfac
:a full range of washers, dryers, toasters, kettles, irons, clocks, right down to a large selection of quality light fittings.
Leading
loVer, or want a very spe cial gift, Jack Eglin are again the specialists. In hi- fi and audio equipment they stock the Philips International and ITT
a new fridge or freezer you can’t go wrong with LEC,. Tricity or Zanussi to choose from. And if you are a music
d e a le rs and H o o v e r appointed service agents for Padiham and Burnley. If you’ve got your eye on
And they are the Hoover
employ 34 staff who sell or service everything electri cal. For the kitchen there’s
show that people prefer a firm with a personal touch. Their present four shops
customers,, a figure that keeps growing, -it seems to
firm stocks Philips fan hea te r s , Hartington and Dimpiex radiators, one and two bar electric fires, and a full range of Dreamland electric blankets.
or a full music centre you want, you won’t have to look further. With winter in mind the
ranges, plus many other leading names. If it’s just a pocket radio
enough to say that Eglin’s is the shop for everything electrical, where the staff | aim to please.
See the new
selection of hairdryers, heated rollers, etc., and with men in mind the firm is appointed agents for the Philips Philishave range of I b a t te ry and e le c t r ic ' shavers. We could go on, but it’s
For women there’s a |
ion. And'with 3,000 rental
friendly, always aim to do a good job,'and as far as possible, on the same day they are called out. A ren tal customer is never left without a set. They will be bringing
The eng in e e rs a re
DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL PAINTING & DECORATING
PAINTING & GRAINING SPRAYLEAUX INTERIOR & EXTERIOR WORK
the shop they have a staff of .qualified: engineers for
. And once a set leaves The customer has a'
Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, October. 26th, 1978 9
Advertising feature
CUNLIFFE & HIBBERT
Painters & Decorators
CONGRATULATIONS TO
JACK 16UK LTD , ON THE OPENING OF THEIR
CLITHIKOi SHOP
CUNLSFFE & HIBBERT
11 Langford St. Baxenden
75 Willows Lane, Accrington
Tel. Accrington 394445 muuy&iMusiMewiuMji . . (E. RONNAN Whalley) LTD.
We are pleased to have completed all
PLUMBING and HEATING
INSTALLATIONS at
JACK EGLIN LTD CLITHEROE
Domestic Heating Specialist Corgi Approved Solid Fuel Advisory Service Recommended
E. RONNAN (Whalley) LTD. E The back-up team — from the left, David Kenyon, Jane Eglin and John nnis. A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A A * * Jack Elgin Ltd
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