Abstract: A closure for a container such as a blow molded jug having a neck surrounding an opening therein and a pair of vertically spaced fastening configurations on the exterior thereof, the closure having a cap portion and an annular tear skirt depending therefrom, the tear skirt having a pull tab for the removal thereof, the cap portion having an annular flange therein and the tear skirt having an annular groove therein and a second annular groove spaced with respect thereto defining a frangible wall joining the cap portion and the tear skirt. The annular flange in the cap portion seats under one of the fastening configurations on the neck of the container and one of the annular grooves in the closure receives the other fastening configuration on the neck of the container to form dual fasteners, either one of which is capable of holding the closure on the neck portion of the container.

Abstract: A flexible closure for a container, such as a blow molded jug, having a neck surrounding an opening therein and a pair of vertically spaced fastening configurations on the exterior thereof, the closure having a cap portion with an annular ribbed flange and a tear skirt depending from the annular ribbed flange, the tear skirt having a pull tab for the removal thereof, the cap portion having an annular flange therein and the ribbed flange having an annular groove therein defining a frangible wall joining the ribbed flange and the tear skirt. The annular flange in the cap portion seats under one of the fastening configurations on the neck of the container and the annular groove in the annular ribbed flange receives the other fastening configuration on the neck of the container to form dual fasteners, either one of which is capable of holding the closure on the neck portion of the container.

Abstract: A two-part golf club having separate handle and head portions arranged to be taken apart midway along the shaft for ease of storage and transportation and easily reassembled for use. The club portions are removably secured to one another by an elongated pin having a tab on its free end engaging dual spiral ramps so as to move the pin longitudinally and transversely upon the partial rotation of the same. This action effectively locks the portions of the club together with the overall balance of the club being improved due to the nature and positioning of the inner connecting portions.