the blue square on the american flag means the  union ''.
what does the blue square on the american flag mean?
the `` union ''
canby's account and similar versions of the betsy ross tale often refer to this design as the "first american flag," but there is no consensus on what the first u.s. flag looked like, nor who produced it. there were at least 17 flag makers and upholsterers who worked in philadelphia during the time these early american flags were made. margaret manny is thought to have made the first continental colors (or grand union flag), but there is no evidence to prove she also made the stars and stripes. other flag makers of that period include rebecca young, anne king, cornelia bridges, and flag painter william barrett. hugh stewart sold a "flag of the united colonies" to the committee of safety, and william alliborne was one of the first to manufacture united states ensigns. any flag maker in philadelphia could have sewn the first american flag. even according to canby, there were other variations of the flag being made at the same time ross was sewing the design that would carry her name. if true, there may not be one "first" flag, but many.
betsy ross flag
the 1998–99 conference campaign began without sponsors for the conference, but just before the end of the season a sponsorship was agreed with nationwide building society. this lasted until the end of the 2006–07 season, after which blue square took over. this would also prompt their renaming leagues with the conference national becoming the blue square premier, the conference north becoming blue square north and the conference south becoming blue square south. in april 2010, blue square announced a further three-year sponsorship deal. from the start of the 2010–11 season the divisions were renamed, with the addition of the word "bet" after "blue square".
national league (division)