Silver Lake Draws Skaters Despite Absence of Winter Brighton Resort Proves Popular During Warm Spell Salt Lake City winter sports enthusiasts are still at least one up on Old Man Winter despite his downright reluctance in providing pro-viding skiing conditions. For several weeks now the diehard die-hard winter sports enthusiasts, both men and women, have been Ice skating at. Brighton, where Silver lake, though fairly rough from hard usage, Is providing spa-clous spa-clous Ice for hockey, racing and figure skating. The road to Brighton Brigh-ton and the surrounding country has been as free .from snow as the Sahara, but the temuerature at BffumuH has been sufficiently sola to keep a safe amount of Ice between your runners and the muddy lake bottom. Last Sunday showed the custom ary several hundred skaters at Silver lake with a few of the lads cutting their figures sans coats, shirts and undershirts, in true Sun Valley fashion. A number of parties have reported re-ported nighttime skating Is at its best at Brighton. Light is furnished fur-nished by old automobile tires which have been doused In gasoline and set afire. The tires thus treated treat-ed are said to supply heat and light all evening. Just what the future holds for Sliver lake for skating In the event Old Man Winter dishes up a heavy -snowstorm is not known, but It seems that sklirtg over the lake would be a lot easier than shoveling shovel-ing six or seven feet of snow to get to the Ice. In the meantime, however, the skaters are making the moat of their opportunities. I I IT Vx Shirley McArthur of Salt Lake City adjusts her skates for some Indian summer skating on Silver lake at Brighton, where several hundred ice enthusiasts have been enjoying the skating skat-ing every Sunday lately.