How did you create the template? If you have created it in your texteditor you most likely did not save it utf8 encoded. But if you have set up EZ to use utf8 (which is the default) all files must be utf8 encoded (although you will only see a difference if you use characters like °). Maybe you can tell eZ that the template is not utf8 by changing the first line {*?template charset=utf-8?*} to whatever charset you use, but in this case eZ will have to do the conversion each time the template is processed, so better save it as utf8 straight away.
If you change a template via the admin interface this happens automatically, so you should not have any trouble there.
Claudia
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