CENOCON

code indicating an issue should be distributed to every staff member of a Central Organization. Central Organization was the name given to Scientology orgs in the early 1960s which provided services (training, auditing and certification) to the public. —Staff Status II Glossary, Approved late Sept. 1990

code indicating an issue should be distributed to every staff member of a Central Organization. Central Organization was the name given to Scientology orgs in the early 1960s which provided services (training, auditing and certification) to the public.n. a policy letter and bulletin distribution code. In May 1959, CenOCon on issues indicated a distribution to Association Secretaries or Organization Secretaries of Central Organizations only, not to staff; also to HCO Area Sec, HCO Cont, HCO WW. In June 1959, the distribution was expanded to includecode indicating an issue should be distributed to every staff member in a Central Organization. Central Organization was the name given to Scientol ogy orgs of the early 1960s which provided services (training, auditing and certification) to the public. -[Distribution at top of issue] CenOConcode indicating an issue should be distributed to every staff member of a Central Organization. Central Organization was the name given to Scientology orgs in the early 1960s which provided services (training, auditing and certification) to the public. @ [Distribution at top of issue] CenOCon, Franchise