The SEs try to find text for the search snippet that relates and ideally, includes the search phrase or keywords.
If the site is in the DMOZ directory, then they will generally pull from there, although your can override that.
In this case, the words that are being searched for may not be in your description, so the SEs will try to find them in your copy, and then include some of the text before and after the words.
As for the keywords tag, you don’t really have to use that as only two engines even look at it, and as far as can be determined, no SEs use it for ranking purposes.
Generally though, I’d move the title tag toward the top of the code as that is the most important tag in the eyes of the SEs.
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And perhaps tweak your design so that the menu code is below the actual content.
