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continued from p.1 celebration of downtown Oakville, he added Midnight Madness features great live entertainment between Navy and Allan streets. StereoKid will be returning to its roots in Oakville headlining the Towne Square stage, while other acts will set up along the intersections of Lakeshore Road East. They include Mike Branton Band, The Canadian Caribbean Association of Halton Steel Band, Tiny Little Doses, What the Hoop?!, Classic Rock Live, Whitney Pea, The Mighty Fish and Fiddlestix. There will also be a driving simulator, bouncy castle, Event is family-friendly cheerleaders and more than 200 shops and restaurants vying for residents' business. Kelly Black, sponsorship consultant for the Downtown Oakville B.I.A., said Midnight Madness is a family-friendly event that encourages residents to head downtown Oakville to discover what it has to offer and to support the local community. A number of new stores have opened, including Black Caviar, Maska, James Perse and Pretty Thingz, she said. Paradiso Restaurant, Ristorante Julia, Southside Cottage Grill, The WORKS Gourmet Burger Bistro and Bru Restaurant will open patios for the night, Black added. The Knights of Columbus is also hosting a beer garden at 326 Lakeshore Rd. E. As is tradition, according to Black, about 20 local community groups will also be taking part in the signature summer event. One such group is the Rotary Club of Oakville. Its members will be setting up a photo booth, supplying guests with entertaining props and costumes. They'll also have a clown, candy floss and face painting. Proceeds raised will support Food4kids.ca, a charity giving meals to hundreds of local children and their families in need. A free shuttle bus is being offered between the Oakville GO Station and Church and Dunn streets every 15 minutes between 6 p.m.-midnight. For more information on Midnight Madness, visit oakvilledowntown.com. CONCRETE 7 | Wednesday, July 16, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com continued from p.1 hit by a GO train at Fourth Line just south of the QEW. According to witnesses, a man was walking northbound on Fourth Line and entered the train crossing area on the road, despite the crossing-barrier arms being down and illuminated. None of the 47 passengers on board were injured, but rail traffic was delayed for the investigation. Witnesses to either incident are asked to contact 905-8254747, ext 5065. Police seek witnesses EXPOSED AGGREGATE (Pebble) · DRIVEWAYS · STEPS · FRENCH CURBS · WALKWAYS · PATIOS · GARAGE FLOORS A new MRI for Oakville. It's on the top of our list. Our new hospital needs more than 30,000 pieces of new medical equipment and sitting at the top of this long list is a state-ofthe-art MRI. Demand for this technology has made the addition of a third machine a priority for our hospital. Your donation will mean patients won't need to wait as long for access to a painless test that can assist physicians in diagnosing lifethreatening illnesses such as cancer, stroke, and kidney disease. uality At Its Best! Call Fernando 905-844-5518 1-888-944-5518 www.concretetrimmings.com FREE ESTIMATES DRYWALL Don't BIN IT Don't DUMP IT DELIVER IT for recycling We need $3 million by March 31, 2015. NEW WEST GYPSUM RECYCLING oakvillehospitalfoundation.com 905.338.4642 Located just off the QEW at 2182 WYECROFT ROAD, OAKVILLE Pos itivel ive y Affecti Open to the public ng Where We L 8:30am - 4:30pm Monday - Friday Closed Weekends and Holidays LEED certification Rate: $57.50/Tonne www.nwgypsum.com Any amount acceptable $1 MILLION $2 MILLION $3 MILLION 905-847-0520