My understanding of Google and other search engines is you need to make your webpage relevant to what you site is about. I am going to show you how I did so for gentleman here in WA that was running for Congress.
So first off the website url was Jesseyoungforcongress.com so when ever Jesse Young was searched it was usually first to show up on search engines. One of the reason is because his name is in the url itself which doesn't hurt relevancy.
So then in the title to show that this site is in fact about Jesse Young I added the following, but I also noticed that we were ranking high when people searched WA 6th District which I realized that I had also added it to the title among other areas as you will see.
<title>Jesse Young for Congress | WA 6th District | Incumbent Norm Dicks 6th District | Congressional Candidate </title>
So you can add descriptive words to your title. Rather than saying "Neols Home" say "Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers | large model trains" I would do away with the acronym NEOLS unless a lot of people actually know what it is and would look for it. As it stands Live Steamers might be a better keyword/title than NOELS
Then in the description I made sure to use Jesse Young and other key words that I felt people would be looking up hence Norm Dicks. Even though the site isn't about Norm I figured we would use his name for an alternative so when people looked up Norm Dicks they would come across Jesseyoungforcongress.
<meta name="description" content="Jesse Young who is running against incumbent Norm Dicks for the Washington's Congressional 6th District seat."/>
So as it stands right now there are 3 different sources in the code pointing to Jesse Young of WA/Washington 6th District, so it becomes more relevant to search engines.
So with your description I would do something like: Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers (NOELS), large model trains club. Side note: I didn't notice anything like an ABOUT US page? Am I missing it? Do you want people to learn about your club and possibly join? If you don't have one you should definitely add one asap. That is the whole reason people are on the net. As I was trying to think of a description I looked for the about to give me an idea of what you guys are about but no luck.
For better description look at what the competitors are doing: LINK a lot of them don't tailor their Meta tag Description so the bots grab what ever text there is on the page and uses that as the page description. But since you are working on your Meta Tags and have some understanding of them you can make the description message that will show up on Google short and sweet and to the point.
Keep in mind each page, titles, keywords and descriptions should be different.
So with Keywords you only want at the most 10 key words per page and again make sure they relate to that particular page.
<meta name="keywords" content="Norm Dicks, Young Gun, Notre Dame, WA Congressional 6th District, Illegal Immigration, Bermerton Naval Ship Yard, Healthcare, Budget, Economy, Taxes, Military, gun rights "/>
This is just the Meta Tag section. You have <h1> - <H6> that will also help, learn more here. So for example on the about page I have:
<h1>About Jesse Young</h1>
You couple all of the above with properly written page content that utilizes the keywords that you purposely used above and your page will be relevant to what you want it to be.
<h1>Welcome to Jesse Young for Congress</h1><br />
<p>Jesse’s life experience is very different from that of the typical candidate. He grew up impoverished, and truly realized the American Dream through hard work and lots of effort. His experience in business and technology, as opposed to the political or legal arenas, allows him to bring a uniquely qualified and much needed perspective to the problems facing our nation today.</p>
<p>Jesse has a vision for Washington’s 6th District – it can and should be the preeminent district in the country. The diversity of its people combined with the resources available – ports, farms, navy installations, coast-line, mountains and natural areas – make the area both a great place to live and a wonderful place for business to succeed. Being on the west coast of America, the 6th District is ideally suited to be a leader in the emerging Pacific Rim economy.</p>
<p>Jesse Young has the experience and vision to lead the 6th District to reach its full potential. As a business man with global experience in both Europe and Asia he has developed strategic and decision-making skills which he will leverage in promoting the interests of the District. He will also engage the constituents of the 6th District, making them part of the solution – he will ask them to hold him accountable as their Representative and to become grass roots activists in promoting sound fiscal and social policy.</p>
This home page write up could have been done a lot better and we could have added keywords like Norm Dicks and other keywords that would become more relevant but the campaign manager chose to write this up and wanted us to go ahead with this even with me trying to explain the idea behind a page being relevant.