ONLYON SCLiving.coop Pigs in a blanket This classic party food is just as delicious as you remember, and oh-so-easy to make. Surprise your guests with this blast from the past by following Chef Belinda’s latest video recipe. Watch it at SCLiving.coop/food/che elinda. Register to win $100 County fairs. Cooler weather. Harvest festivals. Falling leaves. Need another reason to love fall in South Carolina? How about 100 of them. Enter this month’s Reader Reply Travel Sweepstakes for a chance to win a $100 Visa gift card. We’ll draw the winner’s name from all eligible entries received by Oct. 31, so don’t delay! Register online at SCLiving.coop/reader-reply. More pet gadgets Your pet deserves the best, so if this month’s Smart Choice column featuring pet care devices (Page 14) gets your tail wagging, discover even more options courtesy of tech journalist David Novak at SCLiving.coop/ opinion/gadget-guy. Cane Bay High School senior Ogugua Nwaezeigwe received the R.D. Bennett Community Service Scholarship for her work promoting STEM education to young women. She was joined at the award ceremony by (left to right) Rita Worthy, Patrice Simmons and Eleanor Gillins of Berkeley Electric Cooperative. Summerville teen wins $5,000 scholarship OGUGUA NWAEZEIGWE OF SUMMERVILLE is the recipient of the 2018 R.D. Bennett Community Service Scholarship presented by The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc., the trade association for South Carolina’s independent, not-for-pro t electric cooperatives. The $5,000 college scholarship is presented to a student who completes a com- munity service project that best exempli es the cooperative principle of “concern for community.” Nwaezeigwe, 17, was among 10 high school students from across the state who completed projects this summer. In mid-August, a panel of judges selected her project, “The STEMinists Program,” as the winner. Nwaezeigwe created a program to instill excitement in young women who are inter- ested in STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and math). She also created a STEM workshop for young women in the fourth through eighth grades and raised nearly $5,000 to fund it. “I believe that The STEMinists Program has created a re burning underneath the hearthstones of curiosity that has sparked a revolution in the minds and community of our young girls,” Nwaezeigwe says. “The conversation that this program has started— I would never have imagined when I rst thought of the idea. Being a woman is not a disadvantage but something to be celebrated in the STEM eld.” Nwaezeigwe completed her project after participating in the annual Washington Youth Tour program, which sends rising high school seniors to the nation’s capital for a week of learning about cooperatives and government. She and seven other students represented Berkeley Electric Cooperative. Nwaezeigwe, a senior at Cane Bay High School in Summer- ville, is the daughter of Patrick and Rosy Nwaezeigwe. The R.D. Bennett Community Service Scholarship is named for Robert D. Bennett, the rst general manager and executive vice president of The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc. Bennett, who led the state associa- tion from 1950 until his retirement in 1980, strongly believed that electric cooperatives should support their local commu- nities— providing a better quality of life for their members. His spirit of community service is re ected in this scholarship opportunity. — VAN O’CAIN GONE FISHIN’ The Vektor Fish & Game Forecast provides feeding and migration times. Major periods can bracket the peak by an hour. Minor peaks, 1⁄2 hour before and after. Minor Major Minor Major Minor Major Minor Major OCTOBER NOVEMBER AM PM AM PM 16 — 6:22 17 — 7:52 18 1:37 8:52 19 3:07 9:37 20 4:07 10:22 21 5:07 10:52 22 5:37 11:37 23 — 6:22 24 — 7:07 25 7:52 1:07 26 8:37 1:37 27 9:22 2:07 28 10:37 2:52 29 11:52 3:52 30 — 4:52 31 — 6:22 — 3:37 10:22 4:07 10:37 4:22 10:52 4:37 11:07 5:07 5:22 11:37 5:37 12:07 12:07 12:37 12:37 6:22 1:07 6:37 1:52 7:07 2:22 7:37 3:22 7:52 4:37 8:37 9:37 1:22 12:37 2:37 1 — 7:01 2 1:46 8:16 3 3:01 9:16 4 4:01 10:01 5 10:46 5:01 6 11:16 5:46 7 11:46 6:31 8 7:01 12:16 9 7:46 12:46 10 8:46 1:16 11 9:31 1:46 12 10:46 2:31 13 — 3:16 14 — 4:01 15 — 5:16 16 — 6:31 8:46 9:31 3:31 4:01 4:31 5:01 — 12:16 12:46 1:31 2:01 3:01 6:31 — 9:16 9:01 2:31 3:16 10:01 10:31 11:01 11:46 5:16 5:46 6:01 6:16 6:46 7:01 12:16 1:16 1:46 2:16 SCLIVING.COOP | OCTOBER 2018 | SOUTH CAROLINA LIVING 7 BRIAN TROUTMAN