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De gueules à trois cloches d'argent chacune surmontée d'une couronne d'or. |
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Origin/meaning
In the 18th century, the local school teacher, who was also a musician, had three bells placed in the bell tower to ring the bells at ease. The three crowns come from those which surmount each of the altars of the church.
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