Hazel

- Season 3

(1963)

While the Baxters are out for the evening, Hazel entertains dinner guests who arrive at their house on the wrong night.

After George's cousin's father dies, she moves in with the Baxters until she can get on her feet again. Gracie is a shy and quiet woman, and Hazel uses her own personality to help Gracie build up her confidence.

While Dorothy is away on a trip, Hazel sees George having dinner with a pretty woman and jumps to the wrong conclusion.

Dorothy is still out of town helping her aunt who has a broken heel. Hazel won a recipe contest. George wants to sell an old desk in the house, but someone tells him President Lincoln may have used it.

Mrs. Baxter has been out-of-town taking care of Aunt Barbara and her kids, so Hazel does her best to cheer up a lonely Mr. B.

George has a new client who is from Italy. Hazel decides to make a real Italian dish, but has to learn Italian so she can read the recipes.

Hazel decides to help the coaches of two competing football teams to become friends.

Mr. B's extremely annoying, selfish cousin Sharlene invades the Baxter household, and nobody knows when she intends to leave - including the imposing Sharlene.

George has good news - he might be invited to speak at a law school. Friends of Hazel are expecting a baby, but do not have enough money to pay the hospital. Hazel and George come up with a plan.

The Sunshine Girls become foster mothers to a young orphan in Italy. They hold a fund-raiser to raise money to support the child.

George's childhood friend, an Olympic boxer, causes trouble when he comes to town to ask him for job.

Rose and her niece Laurie visit Hazel. Laurie lives on a farm and tells everyone about the sheep having problems keeping warm due to being sheared too soon. Hazel talks Mr. Griffin into buying sweaters for the sheep.

After Mr. Griffin buys the local dairy, George has to fire Hazel's friend, the Baxters' milkman.

Harold has to pass tests in order to become a tenderfoot in scouts. To encourage him, Hazel promises him a share of stock.

New York Giants football star, Frank Gifford, visits with The Baxters.

Hazel buys a 1920 Model T from the Johnsons, which soon becomes a part of Mr. Griffin's business deal.

Hazel plays matchmaker between a friend and the antique store owner.

George's cousin has a job with a home in Malibu. Since George & Hazel are worried, Hazel visits her. Grace is worried about the men that visit her boss. She and Hazel determine they are part of a crime ring.

George gets involved in helping to save Grace and Hazel from Grace's employer who is involved in a crime gang.

Hazel comes to the rescue when Dorothy is unable to model in Deirdre's fashion show.

Hazel bets a chubby Mr. B that he can't lose ten pounds.

A tax appraiser comes to the Baxter house when a prospective client is to visit. Hazel does not realize it is the tax appraiser, and so she starts bragging and exaggerating about all the expensive items in the house. The taxes are raised.

Hazel's salary raise is put to a vote.

Hazel receives a letter from England, which suggests the possibility that she may be a Countess.

Leo G. Carroll guest stars as a self-made millionaire.

George suggests that Hazel needs glasses.

Hazel is chosen to do TV commercials.

George searches for his client's great-grandchild.

Hazel befriends a down-on-his luck man she meets in the park. The Baxter's hire him to do handy work around the house. Soon, as things disappear, they wonder if he is a thief.

Hazel finds out the city council has plans to change the park to a business area. She decides to fight city hall.

George tells the family he wants to take them out to dinner. Hazel talks him into going to her friends new restaurant. Once there, things do not go well and Hazel and the Baxters become the help.

When Deirdre finds out the local theater is putting on a play for charity, she decides to try out for the lead. She gets a part in the play, but much to her chagrin, she has to play a maid.