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Malta church’s annual roast beef dinner set for Nov. 7

Kendra Brooks
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Kendra Brooks
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Kendra Brooks holds a Master’s in Environmental Science from Northern Illinois University and has dedicated her 4 years in journalism to covering environmental issues in the suburbs. She previously reported for Eco-Illini and is passionate about sustainability initiatives in the Naperville area.

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Malta church’s annual roast beef dinner set for Nov. 7 — Naperville Dining news

Malta United Methodist Church will host its annual roast beef drive-thru dinner on Nov. 7.The meal will be served from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the church, 201 E. Sprague St.The menu features beef pot roast, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet peas, fresh-baked rolls, raspberry-applesauce jello salad and assorted pies.Tickets cost $10 for a half portion, $20 for an adult dinner or $25 for a King Cut (double meat). To buy tickets, visit a church member or Resource Bank’s Malta branch, 201 State Route 38.For information, call 815-825-2118.

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