Set in the 1950s in a Scottish farmhouse, it centred around a farming family who were looking for a wife for their son, in order to continue the family name, Buchan.
The son, played by James Gilpin, had no notion of getting married but in order to get his father to retire, played by Johnny Connolly, he had to find himself a wife quickly and then 'Heatherhill' would be his.
This was a hilarious play, greatly enjoyed by the audience.
The cast was: Johnny Connolly as Adam Buchan; Valerie Orr as Kirsty Buchan; James Gilpin as Tam Buchan, and Frances George as Jean Lowry.
It's well done to the cast of a 'Bride for Heatherhill,' which came third in the one-act drama competition and won an award for the best set, presented at the recent drama dinner in the Tullyglass Hotel, Ballymena.
Congratulations also go to Frances George, James Gilpin and Valerie Orr who all received a merit for acting.
The YFCU has rugby shirts available to purchase. Adult sizes range from S-XXL and cost £39.95 and junior sizes range from 8-14 and cost £28. Let Amy know if you would like one ordered.
The new Moneyrea YFC rugby shirt, marking 75 years of the Moneyrea club, is now available to order. Please contact Frances or Amy for further details.
A bus has been organised for Ballywalter YFC barbecue on Saturday, May 24, leaving the Chestnutt Inn at 9.15pm. Anyone wanting to go should contact Amy for a seat. Over-18s only.
Straid Young Farmers' Club's barbecue is on Saturday, May 31. A bus will leave the Chestnutt Inn after 9pm. Inform Amy if a seat is required.