What is wrong with this mysql stored procedure?

I use the following mysql procedure,

DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `allied`.`GetRegistrationData`$$
CREATE DEFINER=`allied`@`%` PROCEDURE `GetRegistrationData`()

BEGIN
 select aboutUsId,name from aboutus where isDeleted=0
 select ageId,name from age where isDeleted=0
 select desiredsetId,name from desiredsetting where isDeleted=0
 select disciplineId,name from discipline where isDeleted=0
 select employeementId,name from employeement where isDeleted=0
 select salutationId,name from salutation where isDeleted=0
 select timeId,name from timetocall where isDeleted=0
END$$

DELIMITER ;

when i execute this i get an error,

Error Code : 1064
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds 
to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 
'select ageId,name from age where isDeleted=0
select desiredsetId,name from desir' at line 4

Any suggestion...

From stackoverflow

• you missed the semicolons at the end of each SELECT line

• You simply need to terminate your SELECT statements with a semicolon, to fix that error.

  bala3569 : @Daniel look at my question comments and suggest me..

  Pekka : @bala your current question is completely different from your original one. I think it would be appropriate to accept one of the answers given (maybe throw a coin :) and start a new one.

  Daniel Vassallo : I choose "heads" :)