US | elderly Ohio Rest-Home Residents Strip Down for Calendar All in the name of charity By Kate Seamons Posted Mar 29, 2015 1:30 PM CDT Copied Pleasant Pointe Assisted Living residents Wilma Purvis, 94; Jo Pyle, 90; and Sylvia Palcic, 87, pose for a photo that appears on the cover of the Barberton, Ohio, facility's charity calendar. (AP Photo/Pleasant Pointe Assisted Living) Helen Mirren unfortunately isn't involved, but she'd likely approve of Akron's very own version of Calendar Girls. Residents of Pleasant Pointe Assisted Living—women in their 80s and 90s—have bared all in the name of charity. And as the AP tells it, the $12 calendar they've put together is a bit edgy and not without humor: Its cover reads "Pleasant View, Pleasant Pointe." Open it, and you'll find Miss January, age 98, holding a well-placed exercise ball; Miss February soaking in a tub with lingerie and chocolates nearby; and the 88-year-old Miss March wearing "a green top hat and not much else." The money that's raised will go to a fund that provides shoes for children who attend Barberton Schools. The Beacon Journal has a couple more photos. Read These Next Updated list of free days at national parks is raising some eyebrows. An incredible hush-hush effort saw 55 cartel bosses brought to the US. South Africa's weekend arrived with a grim start. Sydney Sweeney wants to put that jeans controversy to rest. Report an error