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Zipperlock Building Company (2005) Inc. is a steel building contractor specializing in arch metal buildings in the Prairie Provinces. Zipperlock has been in Canada since the early 1970's. It was purchased in 2005 by three brothers who come from an active farming background. We take a hands on approach to insure top quality workmanship and customer satisfaction. As an owner/operator company, quality control is top priority. We believe that quick and precise work is important. Based out of a small town in Saskatchewan provides us with the understanding of the importance of being able to offer custom solutions to fit everyonés needs.

Site MapPopulation 650 Established August 1, 1908The Town of Raymore, Saskatchewan, is ideally located at the junction of Highways #6 and #15, only 112 kilometers north of Regina.We are serviced by these two main highways offering a main track for the large volume of traffic using these highways.We are located along the main CN train line.In 2003 we won the Saskatchewan Community Service Spirit Award! Raymorea?TMs strong sense of community is evident through ita?TMs many businesses, recreational activities and clubs.â If you enjoy small town life, a relaxing atmosphere and safe, low cost living, Raymore just might be the place for you.Come out and have a visit!Box 10, 107 Main StreetRaymore, Sask.

The Shrine was founded in 1872 in New York and the first Shrine Temple (corporate headquarters) was named Mecca in line with the Arabic accent that was adopted for ceremonial and motif purposes.Omar Shrine Center received its charter in 1907 as Omar Temple and was located at 4044 East Bay St., Charleston, SC until 1996 when the operation moved to Mt. Pleasant.Beginning with the first hospital that opened in Shreveport, LA in 1922, the Shrines official philanthropy is Shriners Hospitals for Children, a network of nineteen orthopedic hospitals and three burn institutes that providing expert, no cost orthopedic and burn care for children under 18.In 1976 a small group of Shriners in Dorchester County began planning a new Shrine club in their area. A sand and gravel pit known as Becker Sand and Gravel became available and, with $10.00 down, the land was held for two years while the Shriners formed the Dorchester Shrine Club. They started in a tent, moved to an old school bus, and after three years a clubhouse was built