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J' Due to the snowstorm Gimbels storewide 2-Day Sale has been extended through Today and Monday An extra 2 days to Teddy Gleason gets a kiss from waitress Lorraine Doyle. DAN hAtLL Gleason gears up ffor march The St Patrick's Day Parade is less than a week away. And is grand marshal Teddy Gleason jogging up and down Fifth Ave. to get in shape for the long march? "No way," said the 83-year-old chief, of the International Longshoremen's Association. "I've done enough walking in my time.

I donl think I'll need any special preparation." Nothing, Teddy? "Well, if it's a cold day I might have a drop of Irish whisky to protect me from the chill," he admitted. Gleason was busy making final plans for a special invitation-only breakfast to be held at Ryan McFadden's on Second Ave. the morning of the parade. He plans to ask some of the nation's top Irish-American politicians and labor leaders to join him there for a little country sausage and tea. -A few blocks uptown, at Charley O's in Rockefeller Center, Sen.

Daniel Patrick Moynihan will host his own breakfast bash. One Irishman who won't be making the walk up Fifth Ave. Saturday is Irish Premier Garret FitzGerald. He will be in town tomorrow, however, to meet United Nations Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar. Here and there about town I It i i I 7 7 I Buzz Aldrin, America's second man on the moon, has a new mission involving outer space.

He has signed on as a judge in a competition sponsored by Omni magazine to create events for the 2084 Olympics. By that time, the magazine editors figure, the games will be held at a neutral site outside the earth's atmosphere. Here's a model who really knows how to deliver. Lovely Valerie Com-pono of College Point, Queens, works at the Flushing Post Office when she isn't busy scurrying around town with modeling assignments. A first-class girl.

There is absolutely no truth'to the rumor that tavern entrepreneur Tim Costello intends to buy a round of drinks for his newspaper friends on his 40th birthday Tuesday. Try hitting him for a beer on Wednesday instead, guys. Channel 7's Katie Kelly is organizing a fund-raiser for one of her favorite charities, the Tony Olivieri Center. The center, named for the late City Council member from Manhattan, helps homeless women. Kelly is asking a select group of friends to bring a new pair of sneakers or tennis shoes, large sizes only, to L'Endroit on E.

52d St tomorrow evening. Lillian Gish, who has long graced' America's acting scene, will receive the 1984 Women's National Republican Club's American Achievement award at the club's 63d luncheon March 24 at the Waldorf-Astoria. Art D'Lugoff, owner of the Village Gate, is helping his neighbors at the Belnord Apartments pay their legal fees for a fight with their landlady. The tenants are sponsoring a benefit, performance of the Second City's "Orwell That Ends. Well" this after- noon at the Gate.

Rock stars from Cheap Trick, Kansas, Pablo Cruise and the Doobie Brothers just started a monthlong tour of Okinawa, the Philippines and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. Shop Sunday 12-6pm (Paramus closed Sunday) All stores open late Monday GIMBELS JOHN ROC DAILY NEWS Valerie Compono strikes a pose. Former "Saturday Night Live star Dan Aykroyd begins a new career tomorrow when he opens his new club, the Hard Rock Cafe, on W. 57th St Aykroyd is partners with Isaac Tigrett, who owns the London version of the club. GIMBELS BROADWAY AT 33RD ST.

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