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Ethnic Dance Festival June 12-14 La Meri has been called 20 wo- men in one. She also has been ac- claimed as the world's foremost authority on the ethnic dance. Dancer , teacher , lecturer and author , Russell Mcriw e a t h e r Hughes for the past several years has devoted the tremendous skill and enthusiasm that is La Meri to instructing here on Cape Cod. As a result the Cape Cod Ethnic Dance Group came into being in 1966 and is now registered with I he Association of American Dance Companies. Last June this group presented its first dance festival sponsored by Barnstable Comedy Club. Au- dience response was immediate , enthusiastic , demanding more . On June 12, 13 and 14 at 8:30 p.m. La Meri and the Cape Cod Ethnic Dance Group will offer a second festival at the Village Hall. Barnstable. Here the rich gold and silver of Benares saris, Spanish laces and the lava-lavas , kikepas and muu- muus of the Islands will furnish colorful complement to the dances of East India , Hawaii and Spain. A special Capo feature of this year 's festival will be the group 's interpretation of two tales from Elizabeth Reynard's " N a r r o w Land" , with Ann Williams of Oster- ville doing the narration. Among dancers appearing will be New York professionals Renato aud Ricci , who plan to settle on Cape Cod largely because of the activities of the dance group. Those who saw last year's festival will remember well the fine per- formance of Barbara Dodge, La Mori's student for the past year and a half , who leaves shortly after the festival for Spain and further study. As delightful a dancer as she Is a skater, Sheryl Handler will join her mother for an Hawaiian duet , and Melody Hall , who last June had the title role of Coppelia in the Spanish work , will dance The Bolero and team with Cynthia Small and Renato in The Pandan- guillo this year. No curtain ever rises without the unseen hands at work backstagc- Joan Condit dualing as production and stage manager , Jack Vetorino on lights and Robert Rusher taking care of sound effects. Isobcl Grassie is in charge of the playbill and hospitality is being handled by Innes Rode and Jane Knox. The 1969 festival of Cape Cod Ethnic Dance Group promises an evening of varied and intriguing entertainment. Tickets may be re- served by calling 362-6333 between 7 and 9 weekday evenings or from 2 to 4 Saturday afternoons. Conservatory To Purchase 4-Acre Site For New Building Near College Campus An agreement under which the Cape Cod Conservatory of Music and Arts will purchase nearly four acres of land on which to erect a new building within easy reach of the new campus of the Cape Cod Comunity College has bcien disc'osed. The announcement was made on behalf of the Conservatory 's board of governors by the Conservatory Director Leslie Moore at th