Bensenville Association of Family and Community Education (formerly Bensenville Homemakers ) Meeting Information  (as of 2000) Where: United Methodist Church               4 N 748 Church Rd.               Bensenville, IL 60106 When: Second Tuesday of every month - 11:00 A.M. Regular Meeting             Fourth Tuesday of every month - 10:00 A.M. Sharing Crafts Contact Person:  Eleonor Goble                                                                                       The Quilt             The quilt you have been looking at was made in 1976 in honor of the nation's Bicentennial. The fifteen blocks represent places and things of historical significance to Bensenville. You will notice it is appliqued, quilted, and embroidered.  The work was begun in early April and was finished in time for the Fourth of July Parade. It currently resides at the Bensenville Community Public Library.             The Lincoln School was the first meeting place of the Homemakers. The White Pines Clubhouse was the meeting place at the time of the quiltmaking. The Homemakers also used to meet at the Bensenville Library.             The needlework was done by the following women: Laura Seilkopf - Old Peace Church Elizabeth Powers - Zion Lutheran Eleanor Leveen - Old Immanuel Church Angeline Capparelli - an airplane for O'hare Airport Dorothy Korthauer - Korthauer's Hardware Store Choyce Patterson - Dial a Bus Belle O'Connor - White Pines Golf Club Gladys Velduizen - Homemaker's Insignia Nancy Landwer - Lincoln School Rose Lange - Old Railroad Roundhouse Choyce Patterson - Steam Train Engine Gladys Velduizen - Bensenville Home "Castle" Building Helen Kruke - Churchville School Anna Belle Bonnell - Old Train Station Eileen Wanders - Old Water Tower          My apologies if I spelled anyone's name incorrectly. I took the information straight out of the Bensenville Chronicle. You can send e-mail to proud_past@yahoo.com or call the library.