Here are some of the activities going on in South to mark Saturday's observance of Veterans Day.

Peters -- The Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Diocese of Pittsburgh will dedicate a new, reserved section of Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery in Peters for the burial of veterans and their families.

The dedication will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the new section, about one mile south of Boyce Road on Route 19. To reach the dedication site, follow the main driveway to the large tent behind the administration office.

Named after the warrior angel St. Michael the Archangel, the new section consists of 2,050 in-ground burial sites and accommodations for those who choose cremation.

The theme of the memorial is Faith, Country and Family, expressed on an imposing 40-foot-long solid black granite wall honoring veterans of all conflicts. It includes etchings of scenes from major conflicts and contains a roll of honor on which names of deceased veterans can be permanently inscribed.

For information, 724-941-7601.

South Park -- The Southwestern Pennsylvania Registered Nurses Club will honor nurses who served in the Armed Forces with a special ceremony at noon Saturday at the Nurses Memorial, next to the children's playground on Corrigan Drive in South Park. Guests will include Bethel Park Mayor Cliff Morton; the Rev. Don Brown, who will give the invocation; members of South Park VFW Post 6664; and cadet nurses who are members of the club. A lunch will follow.

West Mifflin -- The high school's Air Force JROTC will host a Veterans Day Ceremony in the auditorium at 91 Commonwealth Ave. at 9 a.m., this morning. All veterans and community members are invited to attend. The ceremony will include performances by the AFJROTC color guard, saber and rifle drill teams, the High School show choir, and the Titan Marching Band. A commemorative wreath will be presented to members of West Mifflin VFW Intrepid Post 914.

Whitehall -- A 40-foot flagpole at Brennan Pool Plaza will be dedicated at a flag raising ceremony to be held at noon Saturday.

The pole was purchased from the Flag Factory in Castle Shannon at a cost of $5,700 and will be installed by Sommer Construction, of Bethel Park.