A-m October there have been ■L ^-special events in recognition of National Car Care Month. You may have heard car-care tips on radio and read them in your newspaper.For Grit readers this week, a special tip to cope with one of the most common automotivecall for a service truck.The mechanic arrives and smugly taps a battery terminal. “Try your starter,” he commands. You do, and it starts. The culprit was nothing more than corrosion on the battery connections, but the symptoms often are identical to those of a deadPet PeevesMy pet peeve is people who stand in doorways and carrry on conversations, blocking traffic to others. — Mary Ann Woomer, Palm Springs, Calif.My pet peeve is calling a business long distance, being put on hold, and then having them forget about you. — Sandra Staedtler, Llano, Texas.My pet peeve is to subscribe to a magazine, and be bombarded with renewal notices almost before I have read the-.first issue. ^-.Mrs..James P. Carr, Tazewell, Tenn.My pet peeve is to have an egg break in the egg compartment of my refrigerator. — A. Jane Burns, Laporte, Minn.My pet peeve is to be taking a nap and have the telephone ring. — Laura Langan, St. Petersburg, Fla.Tell us about your Pet Peeve. If it is published, you will be paid $5. Mail it to Pet Peeve, Grit, 208 W. Third St., Williamsport, Pa.17701. ■’