Those attending were treated to a fine meal thanks to caterer Molly Bickle and her team.
Guests of honour were club president, deputy town mayor, Marjorie Corner and Devon County Bowling Association president Roger Bawden.
Mrs Corner paid tribute to the Devon County Association, which under the leadership of Mr Bawden, had achieved several major bowling trophies, including the county team winning the Middleton Cup, a prize Devon had only won once in the previous 28 years.
Mrs Corner presented trophies to winners of the men?s and mixed competitions, which were: Club champion, Mike Allen; runner-up, Clive Jago; handicap winner, Robert Bowhay; runner-up, Roy Northam.
Two wood, winner Mike Allen; runner-up, Roy Northam. Muzzlewhite cup, Sandy Sanders, runner-up, Clifford Hicks. Pairs trophy, Mike Allen and Roy Gill, runners-up, Norman Paramor and Derek Bradford.
Mixed pairs, Roy Northam and Hazel Lovell; runners-up, Robert Bowhay and Yvonne Meneer.
Mixed triples, Freda Isaac, Jill Lacayo and Roy Northam; runners-up Marlene Paramor, Val Southern and Norman Paramor.
Bryan Parker trophy: Norman Paramor, runner-up, Malcolm Bloomer.
Club vice-chairman Tom Sharp presented the ladies? trophies, which went to: championship, winner Yvonne Meneer; runner-up Marion Allen. Handicap, Freda Isaac, runner-up, Hazel Lovell.
Two wood, winner Jean Flay, runner-up, Yvonne Meneer. Jackie Fenner trophy, Betty Browse, runner-up, Catriona Meek.
Vi-Hinnett trophy, Marion Allen, Joan Northey and Shirley Blackburn; runners-up Betty Browse, Marlene Paramor and Freda Isaac.
Ladies? pairs, Marlene Paramor and Jill Lacayo; runners-up Shirley Blackburn and Hazel Lovell.
The biggest cheer of the evening was reserved for the last presentation, when ladies? captain Mrs Hazel Lovell performed the unusual duty of presenting a ?Hot Shot? badge to both her husband Henry and team member Gordon Northey.