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An Evening of Ovations for Norman Horne
Prime Minister Andrew Holness (right) and oppositionspokesman on tourism Dr Wykeham McNeill (centre)attended the event to show support for Horne.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, News, Tuesday Style
October 19, 2018

An Evening of Ovations for Norman Horne

Friday Social

Chairman & Managing Director of ARC Manufacturing Ltd Norman Horne was awarded the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander on Monday, October 15 for his “contribution to entrepreneurship and community development”. In the evening, Horne hosted a cocktail reception at the Spanish Court’s Worthington to celebrate his conferment with family, friends, colleagues and well-wishers. Horne is deeply respected and this was conveyed by the numerous attendees, the 10 toasts that were delivered and the fact that the prime minister and his wife were in attendance.

If you were to walk into the Worthington unaware of the event you’d immediately know that Horne was hosting and would think that he was a celebrity. Decked out in a white and black tuxedo and permanently trailed by a retinue of photographers, Horne was the centre of attention. He walked around the Worthington and personally greeted each guest, thanking them for taking the time to celebrate with him.

During a video tribute, family members and ARC employees spoke of Horne’s compassion, drive, fiscal responsibility, commitment and passion. Hearing of ARC beginnings as a small five- staff-member-run zinc sheeting manufacturer in 1996 and seeing it now stand on 18 acres of land and employ over 300 individuals is indeed a testament to Horne’s leadership and careful stewardship. Congratulations, Norman Horne, on this well-deserved accolade.

Friday Social has highlights of of the event.

ARC Manufacturing Ltd Chairman andManaging Director Norman Horne (centre),former Police Commissioner Owen Ellington,and attorney-at-law Ashley-Ann Foster obligedthe Social lens during Monday’s event.
We reckon that minister without portfolio in the Ministryof Economic Growth and Job Creation Daryl Vaz (left) andopposition spokesman on education Ronald Thwaitessneaked a bit of business in during the cocktail reception.
Wife of the prime minister and member of parliament for St Andrew East RuralJuliet Holness, too, made a toast to Horne on Monday evening.
Nari Williams-Singh,director general,Jamaica Civil AviationAuthority, and his wifeTrisha, chairman, EarlyChildhood Commission
ARC Manufacturing Ltd head of legal and properties Sholton Brown (right) stepped into the Social frame alongside a number of ARC’s overseas suppliers. From left: MiguelBurelo, Ian Clark, Andy Cubeta, René and Cristy Herrera, Javier Romero and Daniel Gonzalez. (Photos: Jason Tulloch)
Novlet Deans, general manager,corporate affairs, ARCManufacturing Ltd
Norman Horne’s sister-in-law StaceyHorne (left) and nieces Nickeisha (centre)and Bettina Horne.
Among the guestscelebrating with Horne athis conferment receptionwere JAMPRO presidentDiane Edwards and SaintInternational founderDeiwght Peters.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness (left) shared a moment Norman Horne (second right) and his childrenVictoria and Leopold. (Photos: Jason Tulloch)
Caribbean CementCompany Ltd generalmanager PeterDonkersloot and hiswife Lilia
CEO of Fatpork Ten-Ten ProductionsElombe Mottley and his wife SenatorDonna Scott-Mottley.
For her brother’s celebratoryevent nurse practitionerJulie Bassaragh opted for aniridescent black gown withCleopatra collar.
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlettdelivered a light-hearted toast thathighlighted Horne’s achievements andcommitment to nation-building.
Vice-president of the People’sNational Party DamionCrawford
Horne’s brother-in-law, Member of Parliament Hanover Western Ian Hayles, acted asthe event’s emcee.
After the toasts singer Sanchez took tothe stage.

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