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The Vexilloid Tabloid #37, December 2012 Portland Flag Association Publication 1 Portland Flag Association “Free, and Worth Every Penny!” Issue 37 December 2012 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Flag Quotes Flag Quotes 1 By Ted Kaye Many quotes in Bartlett’s are patri- Flags in Chile—A Sampler 2 When I assumed the interim otic, advancing a particular flag, as November 2012 Flutterings 4 editorship of this publication after opposed to those that would in- Hoover Dam Flags 6 John Hood died, I found that the terest us, quotes about flags and Astoria’s Scandinavian Flags 6 most difficult task wasn’t writing their use and meaning. The Flag Quiz 7 up the “Flutterings” after each The authors of the 30+ quotes Portland Flag Miscellany 8 meeting, or gathering and format- that have appeared so far are Next Meeting Announcement 8 ting photos, or soliciting and edit- mostly American and English, as ing submissions from other mem- www.portlandflag.org might be expected, but with some bers, or laying out the issue. The other nationalities (French, toughest part was finding a good Welsh) thrown in. flag quote for the lower-left cor- ner of the front page! However, I look to the readers of this newsletter—PFA members I don’t know where John came up and others alike—to suggest with them, but his selections were quotes (and perhaps illustrations) always spot-on. My challenge has for future issues. been to match his resourceful- ness—while I’ve done so by turn- We meet the second Thursday of ing to Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations odd-numbered months. Please and occasional web searches, my mark your 2013 calendars for best source is the randomly- PFA meetings at 7:00 PM at the generated quotes that appear at following dates/locations: the end of e-mail messages from former NAVA president Dave 1/10/13 Mike Hale Martucci. 3/14/13 David Ferriday 5/9/13 Scott Mainwaring One problem I recently resolved: 7/11/13 Ted Kaye how to avoid duplicating quotes? 9/12/13 John Schilke There is the National flag. He must be (I’ve done so once—a prize for 11/14/13 Mike Hale cold, indeed, who can look upon its whoever names the two VT issues folds rippling in the breeze without with the same quote!) A simple We’ll make sure to get timely pride of country. If in a foreign land, the flag is companionship, and country author-name database fixed that. meeting announcements out. itself, with all its endearments. If you wish to compliment the interim editor, or to contribute in the future, contact Ted —Charles Sumner, 1867 Kaye at 503-223-4660 or [email protected]. If you wish to complain, call your mother. 2 The Vexilloid Tabloid Flags in Chile—A Sampler By Ted Kaye To make up for my missing the last PFA meeting, I share here some flags I observed during my travels in Chile in October/ November. Debbie and I had lived and worked there 1981-83. The flag of the museum at Pablo Neruda’s home at Isla Negra— Alternating flags of Chile and he was a diplomat and Nobel- Ecuador in the Plaza de la winning poet. Constitución—perhaps anticipating a state visit? Art based on the Chilean flag at the Pablo Neruda museum. The flag of the Club de la Union, a venerable institution analogous to the Arlington Club in Portland; my prospective boss took Debbie and me there after my interview in 1981. The Chilean presidential flag flies in Santiago over La Moneda, the presidential palace. A gigantic Chilean flag floats above Fans of the Universidad de Chile the Plaza de la Ciudadanía, adjacent soccer club fly flags in the main plaza to the city’s main street, of Ancud after a big match The U.S. flag flown by our hosts. the Alameda Bernardo O’Higgins. (even though they lost). Portland Flag Association Publication 3 Above the bridge of the ferry between Pargua and Chacao, linking the Civic pride in the town of Dalcahue, island of Chiloé to the mainland, on the island of Chiloé—the trash bin fly Chile’s flag and what may be the is decorated with a version of the house flag of the “Cruz del Sur” line. civic arms. Soon after the Chilean earthquake of February 2010, a tsunami erased half the only town (pop. 600) on The flag of Puerto Montt, depicting Isla Robinson Crusoe. a traditional local sailboat, graces a As it arrived, an alert 12-year-old girl planter in the port of Angelmo. rang this gong, awakening the sleep- The arms of the city of Ancud, the ing populace and saving many lives. second-largest city on Chiloé, stand It is now painted with the Chilean prominently at the entrance of the old flag and stands in the port. Spanish fort. The motto translates as “Strong, Proud, and Loyal”. Swiss and German flags appear to invite tourists to stay at a hostel on Isla Robinson Crusoe, in the Juan Fernández Archipelago. The arms of the munici- pality of Juan Fernández, as depicted on the town’s I found the flag of Magallanes y la ambulance. Antártica Chilena (12th Region) Note the corruption of the mural flying in the village of Tenaún, which The ensign of the airstrip boat— crown at the crest, compared to the is in Los Lagos (10th Region). it’s 1.5 hours by sea to the town. actual arms (inset). 4 The Vexilloid Tabloid November 2012 Flutterings You Need to Know In our November meeting, hosted printed. On each side is the Patrick presented Max with excel- by Michael Orelove (substituting image of a lion. The flag was lent-quality 12x18 flags of France for recuperating Mike Hale), PFA constructed from three layers of and Scotland acquired at a thrift members enjoyed a lively evening fabric: yellow, red, and another store. Next, Patrick presented a of flags and related topics. yellow. The lion design was then $3 flag from Goodwill and pro- stitched through the three layers. vided a clue: “KUO MING Michael presented on his third Then the excess yellow fabric was TANG”. Ken guessed correctly attempt to complete a collection cut away on both sides of the flag and received the 3’x5’ all-cotton of all member flags of the United to leave the image of the lion. Taiwan-manufactured Taiwanese Nations. He has been writing It was truly a major operation to flag as a prize. letters to member nations of the produce the beautiful flag. U.N. asking for a donation of the Patrick’s final item was a 25- country’s flag for educational The least impressive was a tiny question pop quiz on U.S. state purposes. (He gives flag presen- flag sent by Macedonia. The flags (see page 7). After the quiz, tations to schools, the local group commented on the refusal Michael took on one of the ques- Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis by Greek Macedonia and Greece tions and produced two actual clubs, senior centers, and other to accept an earlier flag design flags, Chile and Texas. organizations.) To date he has based on a traditional image. received 42 flags, some small and David Ferriday presented several some large. The latest flags he’d Finally, comments on the Sri items, including a crossword puz- received were Macedonia, Syria, Lanka flag focused on its unique zle clue asking for the name of a Hungary, Laos, and Sri Lanka. image and Michael reflected on how sometimes the poorest The flag from Sri Lanka was a countries send the most elaborate large flag which was sewn, not flags, as in the case of Bangladesh. Macedonian flags: Host Michael Orelove holding the flag of Sri Lanka. Current, proposed, and former. Portland Flag Association Publication 5 The PFA flag. has offered to supply digitally- printed flags at $79 each. Ted Kaye will take orders (see below). We thank Michael Orlove for generously switching dates with Mike Hale. [Your editor is grateful to Ken Dale, Patrick Genna, and Michael John Schilke et le drapeau québécois, le fleurdelisé. Orelove, upon whose notes and photos this article is based.] flag which repeats the Arabic Patrick asked if the PFA would phrase Allahu Akbar (“God is need a 3’x5’ flag for our presenta- To order a 3’x5’ PFA flag, please great”) 22 times. This led to a tion. Discussion ensued and all hand or send $79 to Ted Kaye, 2235 NW Aspen, Portland, discussion of the flag of the felt that $10 from each PFA OR 97210, or via PayPal to Islamic Republic of Iran. member would be acceptable. [email protected], by Since the meeting, Peter Orenski John Schilke presented a drapeau JANUARY 10, 2013. from Canada, and Patrick correctly named it as the flag of Québec. Comments moved off-center to how “Québec” is pronounced en Français, leading to a Ken Dale commentary on how the French “ois” is pronounced. This led to French-pronunciation of cities such as Nantes, Lyon, Calais, and Paris, etc., as well as American cities such as Des Moines, Creve Coeur, Boise, etc. Max reported on completing our application for membership in FIAV. He will represent the PFA Texas or Chile? when the FIAV general assembly In recognition of Ted Kaye’s recent visit to Robinson Crusoe Island in the meets during the 25th ICV in Juan Fernández Archipelago off Chile (his location during the meeting), Rotterdam, The Netherlands. PFA members show the flags of Chile and Texas Which is which? 6 The Vexilloid Tabloid Hoover Dam Flags Astoria’s By Michael Orelove Since Hoover Dam is on the Scandinavian Flags I will turn 70 years old this border of Nevada and Arizona The Astoria Scandinavian month, and as part of the celebra- I took both state flags.
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