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Father’s Day sorted

29/08/2017

By Alesha Capone

Father’s Day is all about spending time with his children for Point Cook’s James Belsey. The father of three is planning to spend the morning at home this Sunday with children Ben, Oliver and Charlotte, before rehearsals for an upcoming theatrical show he’ll be part of with the Western Arts Theatre Inc. Mr Belsey said that while it could be hectic juggling a family’s schedule, making time for events such as Father’s Day was important. “For me, it’s just a time to spend with the kids really, and have fun,” he said. … Alesha Capone

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